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2025-26 Player in Review: Eduards Tralmaks

2025-26 Player in Review: Eduards Tralmaks

Jun 03, 2026

Written By: Andrew Streitel

Forward Eduards Tralmaks skated in his first season with the Griffins, scoring a goal in his debut on Oct. 10 at Texas. The fifth-year pro totaled 42 points (26-16—42), 14 penalty minutes and a plus-29 rating in 64 regular-season games, adding four goals in eight playoff outings. Tralmaks ranked among the team’s regular-season leaders in points (T4th), goals (2nd), plus-minus (3rd), power-play goals (5, T3rd) and game-winners (4, 4th), before tying for second in goals during the postseason. The 29-year-old also placed among the AHL leaders in goals (T19th) and plus-minus rating (8th).

Tralmaks competed in the 2026 Winter Olympics with Team Latvia and notched a team-best four points (3-1—4) and three goals in four games. He also tied for eighth in goals among all skaters at the tournament. At least one Griffin has been loaned to his country’s national team in six of the last seven Olympics. Of those seven players, Tralmaks was by far the most productive on the world stage, equaling the goal total of the other six combined. Tralmaks finished his 2025-26 campaign at the World Championship and registered six points (2-4—6) in three games, leading Latvia to a sixth-place finish.

Regular Season Stat Line

64 GP, 26 goals, 16 assists, 42 points, +29 rating, 14 PIM

Postseason Stat Line

8 GP, 4 goals, 0 assists, 4 points, +0 rating, 2 PIM

Contract Status

Unrestricted free agent

By the Numbers

26 – Showed an AHL career-best 26 goals in 64 games, which ranked second on the roster

16 – Sixteen assists set a new AHL career high, previously set in 2021-22 with Providence at 13

42 – Notched an AHL career-high 42 points, which were the second-most in pro career

29 – Professional career-high plus-29 rating

5 – Registered five power-play goals, which tied for third on the roster, scoring first-ever AHL power-play goal on Oct. 18 against Manitoba

4 – Four game-winners tied previous AHL career high set in 2021-22 with Providence

7 – Tallied seven first goals, which tied for ninth in franchise history for a single season

20.5 – Recorded a 20.5 shooting percentage on 127 shots, which tied for second in franchise history for a single season

1 – Scored first-ever Calder Cup Playoff goal on May 8 against Grand Rapids and logged a three-game goal streak in the postseason from May 8-16

7 – Logged seven multi-point outings and two games with three points

3 – Scored first AHL hat trick on Nov. 25 at Texas and had three games with at least two goals

2 – Tied a single-game career high with two assists on April 4 at Manitoba

4 – Four-game goal streak from March 26-April 3 set an AHL career best (5-2—7)

3 – AHL career-high three-game assist streak from Feb. 27-March 4 (0-3—3)

5 – AHL career-best five-game point streak from March 26-April 4 (5-4—9)

4 – Led Team Latvia at Winter Olympics with four points (3-1—4) and three goals in four games, tying for eighth in goals among all skaters at the tournament

7 – Missed seven AHL games throughout season due to playing in the Olympics

6 – Totaled six points (2-4—6) in three games at the World Championship with Team Latvia, leading it to a sixth-place finish