What shipped, and when. The log starts at the NHL 27 changeover in
September 2026 — everything before that was a different game's data.
My clubs
New
Every game of the clubs you've played for — not just the ones you were in.
Pick a club and a lens (public 6s, 3s, private, league); any row opens the full game.
The club's numbers up front: record, win %, goals for and against, last 10, streak — and a
scroll away, shots, power play and penalty kill, one-goal games, time on attack, faceoffs and
more.
Opponents show their EA record next to their name, here and in your game
log.
Scout any club
New
Drew a club you've never heard of? In My clubs, Scout or track a club:
type its name and see its record, its last games and who dresses — tracked or not.
Looking tracks nothing. Track it is there if you want the bot to follow
that club from now on.
My player: more numbers
Changed
More totals: power-play and game-winning goals, hat tricks, shot attempts, puck possession
and ice time per game, breakaways, penalty shots, desperation saves… Three rows show, the rest
is a scroll away.
Shutouts next to shutout periods, on your page and on the goalie
boards.
The EA chip shows EA's own career numbers — every club, drop-ins included —
with the full line as soon as EA lists you as a member of a club.
Easier to get around
Changed
Your pages have their own addresses: /myplayer/ and
/myclubs/. Old links still land there.
In the header, your pages (My player, My clubs) sit together, apart from the rest of the
site.
On a phone, your clubs fit on one line you swipe; wide tables scroll on a thin line
instead of a bulky scrollbar.
Every game, in detail
New
A page for every game: both crests, the score, the three stars, and the
full game sheet — every column of the score post, totals, TOA and power play, and the
goalies.
On a phone, one team at a time (yours first) with the player's name pinned while the
stats scroll. On a computer, both teams.
Open it from a row of your game log, from Last games on the home page, or from a score
notification (View details).
Game score notifications, per club
Changed
Type a club, then pick how much of it: All its games,
League games only, or When not in lineup — the games you
missed. Add as many clubs as you like.
A club the bot doesn't track yet starts being tracked when you pick it.
Got traded? Untick the club and it stops.
There's an app for that
New
Elvi's Team Tracker installs on your phone like an app — no store, no download. On
iPhone: Safari → Share → Add to Home Screen. On
Android: tap Get the app.
Your card and your player page, one tap away.
Notifications: in your menu, pick what buzzes your phone —
duels, challenges, milestones, lobbies, game scores. On iPhone they need the
installed app.
Your card, no server needed
New
Any Discord account can sign in now — you don't need to be in a server
that has the bot.
Link your gamertag on the home page and get your player card, your game
log, your challenges and your clubs.
Signed in, the home page is yours: your card and your last games. Setting up the bot for
a team moved to Add the bot.
Changed your mind? Remove my card in your menu unlinks you and takes the
card down. Details in the privacy policy.
Sign in with Discord
New
Sign in on this website with your Discord account — for people who
already have the bot in one of their servers.
Signed in, the leaderboards open on your club with your row highlighted,
and the Cards page lets you put your card on the web — or take it off — right there.
Every board of the bot is on the web now: your clubs one click away, and each league
season under the League lens. Premium servers get their own boards there too. The
Leaderboards button under the card now opens the site.
Discord only tells us who you are; nothing is posted, nothing else is read. Details in the
privacy policy.
Leaderboards on the web
New
Leaderboards for any club the bot tracks: every lens —
all games, public 6s and 3s, private 6s, league — skaters and goalies, and every column
sortable.
Live: a board is at most five minutes old. Share one by copying its link.
Player cards on the web
New
A 🌐 Web button under your /playercard puts your card on
elviteamtracker.com/playercards — the front, the stats and the
last 10 games, drawn exactly like the one in Discord.
It's opt-in: the first press explains what goes public and asks. Only
the players who said yes are on the page — and in its data.
The page is a snapshot, refreshed periodically. The card in Discord stays the
up-to-date one.
Basic Server Setup
New
Added to a new server, the bot now posts a welcome: what it does, the players'
commands, and a Basic Server Setup button for the managers.
/elvisetup opens the same setup any time. Every club of the server lives
there — your teams, affiliates and scouted rivals, each in its own channel, all games or
private only — with the tracked list and Stop tracking under it.
/trackaffiliateclub, /trackscoutclub,
/trackedclubs and /stoptracking are gone: it's all in the setup
now. /trackprimaryclub stays.
Availability: the league calendar, and lineups players confirm
New
A league manager panel: the league's game times, schedule and clock,
and its seasons and weeks. A week off — a holiday, the All-Star break — keeps its dates
but not its number, so the next one keeps counting.
The night pulse picks a week of the season, with each night's date on it. The pulse
and the sign-ups each take a note for the players.
A published lineup asks its players: I'm in or Can't make
it, and the answer shows beside each name.
The availability panel sorts its buttons into the week's and the team's, and keeps
itself current — no Refresh button any more.
When the bot has a league's schedule, Post Week Availability puts the
week up in one click: one post per night, with its game times and opponents. The games
played off that schedule are recognized as league games on their own.
EA outages that weren't
Fixed
EA's API looked down for seven hours. It wasn't — the bot's own HTTP/2 connection had
gone stale and was never being retired. Games stopped posting for an afternoon; they were
all picked up once the connection handling was fixed.
The week editor's Notes button
Fixed
The Notes button on the week editor never responded. It does now.
Automatic MVP
New
Every game now names an MVP from its star points, and goalies are eligible — a shutout
can win it outright.
Season status, and the league-night flag
New
A Season status button on the availability panel: where the club is in
its campaign, without leaving the channel.
Two bugs in the league-night flag — one in the data, one in the interface — meant some
games were filed under the wrong week. Both fixed, and the affected games were re-filed.
The Stats card opens to everyone
New
The Stats face of the player card is now available on every server, not
just the ones it launched on. Run /playercard and flip to it.
More than one lineup a night
New
A night can hold several lineups. Back-to-backs and split sessions no longer overwrite
each other.
Private games are no longer locked behind a separate setting.
/versus bff
New
/versus bff — the teammates you actually win with. The inverse of
/versus nemesis, and it finds the names for you.
A night's pulse can be skipped when the team already knows it's playing.
/leaderboard streaks
New
Every streak record on one board, with where you sit on each of them.
NHL 27 launch day
New
Adopting a club on the new game is a single gesture — no re-entering ids, no re-linking
players.
Head-to-head records now span both games. Your record against somebody doesn't reset
because EA shipped a sequel.
The player rating had a measurable bias against defencemen. It was measured, and
corrected.
Availability 2.0
New
The whole weekly flow, rebuilt around one persistent panel per team: the night pulse,
the sign-up posts, the lineup editor, publishing, and the assignment that survives a
restart.
Help buttons on both management panels, so nobody has to remember what a button does.
NHL 27 era in production
Changed
EA's API switched to NHL 27 ahead of the game's release. The bot flipped with it, and
NHL 26 history was kept rather than thrown away.
Card navigation, and nightly backups
New
The player card moved to a select menu instead of a row of buttons — it stopped running
out of room as faces were added.
A nightly backup of everything the bot stores, verified, kept for two weeks.