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Most
games played by all teams, one playoff year:
92
- 1991.
There were 51 DSF, 24 DF, 11 CF and 6 F games.
90 - 1994. There were 48 CQF, 23 CSF, 12 CF and 7 F
games.
90 - 2002. There were 47 CQF, 25 CSF, 13 CF and 5 F
games. |
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Most
games played, one team, one playoff year:
26
- Philadelphia Flyers,
1987. Won 4-2 against NY Rangers, DF
4-3 against NY Islanders, CF 4-2 against Montreal, and
lost F 4-3 against Edmonton.
25 - New Jersey Devils, 2001. Won CQD 4-2 vs Carolina,
CSF 4-3 vs Toronto, CF 4-1 vs Pittsburgh, lost F 4-3
vs Colorado
24 - Pittsburgh Penguins, 1991. Won DSF 4-3 against
New Jersey, DF 4-1 against Washington, CF 4-2 against
Boston, and F 4-2 against Minnesota.
24 - Los Angeles Kings, 1993. Won DSF 4-2 against Calgary,
DF 4-2 against Vancouver, CF 4-3 against Toronto, and
lost 4-1 against Montreal.
24
- Vancouver Canucks,
1994. Won CQF 4-3 against Calgary, CSF 4-1 against Dallas,
CF 4-1 against Toronto, and lost F 4-3 against NY Rangers.
24 - New Jersey Devils, 2003, Won CQF 4-1 vs Boston,
CSF 4-1 vs Tampa Bay, CF 4-3 vs Ottawa, and F 4-3 vs
Anaheim |
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Most
Stanley Cup Championships:
23
- Montreal Canadiens
(1924-30-31-44-46-53-56-57-58-59-60-65-66-68-69-71-73-76-77-78-79-86-93)
13 - Toronto Maple Leafs (1918-22-32-42-45-47-48-49-51-62-63-64-67)
10 - Detroit Red Wings (1936-37-43-50-52-54-55-97-98-02)
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Most
consecutive Stanley Cup championships:
5
- Montreal Canadiens,
(56-57-58-59-60)
4 - Montreal Canadiens, (76-77-78-79)
4- NY Islanders, (80-81-82-83) |
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Most
final series appearances:
32
- Montreal Canadiens
in 84 year history
22
- Detroit Red Wings in 74 year history
21 - Toronto Maple Leafs in 84 year history |
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Most
consecutive final series appearances:
10
- Montreal Canadiens,
(1951-60, inclusive)
5 - Montreal Canadiens, (1965-69, inclusive)
- NY Islanders, (1990-84, inclusive)
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Most
years in playoffs:
73
- Montreal Canadiens
in 86year history
63 - Toronto Maple Leafs in 86 year history
61 - Boston Bruins in 79 year history |
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Most
consecutive appearances in playoffs:
29
- Boston Bruins,
(1968-96, inclusive)
28 - Chicago Blackhawks, (1970-97, inclusive)
24 - Montreal Canadiens, (1971-94, inclusive)
24 - St. Louis Blues, (1980-2003, inclusive)
21 - Montreal Canadiens, (1949-69, inclusive)
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Most
home wins, one team, one playoff year:
12
- New Jersey Devils,
2003 in 13 home-ice games.
11
- Edmonton Oilers,
1988 in 11 home-ice games.
10 - Edmonton Oilers, 1985 in 10 home-ice games.
- Montreal Canadiens, 1986 in 11 home-ice games.
-
Montreal Canadiens, 1993 in 11 home-ice games.
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Most
road wins, one team, one playoff year:
10
- New Jersey Devils,
1995. Won three at Boston in CQF, two at Pittsburgh
in CSF, three at Philadelphia in CF, and two
at Detroit in F series.
- New Jersey Devils, 2000. Won two at Florida
in CQF, two at Toronto in CSF, three at Philadelphia
in CF, and three at Dallas in F series.
8 - NY Islanders, 1980. Won two at Los Angeles in PR,
three at Boston in QF, two at Buffalo in SF, and one
at Philadelphia in F series.
- Philadelphia Flyers, 1987. Won two at NY Rangers in
DSF, two at NY Islanders in DF, three at Montreal in
CF, and one at Edmonton in F series.
- Edmonton Oilers, 1990. Won one at Winnipeg in DSF,
two at Los Angeles in DF, two at Chicago in CF and three
at Boston in F series.
- Pittsburgh Penguins, 1992. Won two at Washington in
DSF, two at NY Rangers in DF, two at Boston in CF, and
two at Chicago in F series.
- Vancouver Canucks, 1994. Won three at Calgary in
CQF, two at Dallas in CSF, one at Toronto in CF, and
two at NY Rangers in F series.
- Colorado Avalanche, 1996. Won two at Vancouver in
CQF, two at Chicago in CSF, two at Detroit in CF, and
two at Florida in F series.
- Detroit Red Wings, 1998. Won two at Phoenix in CQF,
three at St. Louis in CSF, one at Dallas in CF, and
two at Washington in F series.
- Colorado Avalanche, 1999. Won three at San Jose in
CQF; won three at Detroit in CSF; and won two at Dallas
in CF
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New Jersey Devils, 2001. Won two at Carolina in
CQF, two at Toronto in CSF, two at Phittsburgh
in CF, and two at Colorado in F series
- Detroit Red Wings 2002, Won 3 at Vancouver in
CQF, 1 at St Louis in CSF, 2 at Colorado in CF, and
2 at Carolina in F series. |
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Most
road wins, all teams, one playoff season:
46
- 1987,
of 87 games played, road teams won 46 (22 DSF, 14 DF,
8
CF and 2 Stanley Cup final). |
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Most
overtime wins, one team, one playoff year:
10
- Montreal Canadiens,
1993. Two against Quebec in the DSF; three
against Buffalo in the DF; two against NY Islanders
in the CF; and three against Los Angeles in the F. Montreal
played 20 games.
7- Carolina Hurricanes, 2002. Two against New Jersey
in CQF, 1 against Montreal in CSF, 3 against Toronto
in CF, and 1 against Detroit in F series. Played 23
games.
7 - Anaheim 2003. Won two vs Detroit in CFQ, two vs
Dallas in CSF, one vs Minnesota in CF, two vs New Jersey
in F |
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Most
overtime wins at home, one team, one playoff year:
4
- St. Louis Blues,
1968. Won one vs. Philadelphia in QF and three
vs. Minnesota in SF.
- Montreal Canadiens, 1993. Won
one vs Quebec in DSF, one vs.
Buffalo in DF, one vs. NY Islanders in CF and one vs.
Los Angeles in F series.
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Most
overtime wins on the road, one team, one playoff year:
6
- Montreal Canadiens,
1993. Won one vs. Quebec in DSF, two
vs. Buffalo in DF, one vs. NY Islanders in CF, and two
vs. Los Angeles in F series. |
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Most
losses, one team, one playoff year:
11
- Philadelphia Flyers,
1987. Lost two vs. NY Rangers in DSF;
three
vs. NY Islanders in DF; two vs. Montreal in CF; and
four
vs.
Edmonton in F series.
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Most
home losses, one team, one playoff year:
6
- Philadelphia Flyers,
1987. Lost one vs. NY Rangers in DSF;
two
vs. NY Islanders in DF; two vs. Montreal in CF; and
one vs.
Edmonton
in F series.
- Washington Capitals, 1998. Lost 2 vs. Boston
in CQF; two
vs.
Buffalo in CF; and two vs. Detroit in F series.
- Colorado Avalanche, 1999. Lost 2 vs. San
Jose in CQF; two
vs.
Detroit in CSF; and two vs. Dallas in CF series.
- New Jersey Devils, 2001. Lost one vs.Carolina
in CQF; two
vs.
Toronto in CSF; one vs Pittsburgh in CF series and
two
vs
Colorado in the F series
- Minnesota Wild, 2003. Lost 2 vs
Colorado in CFQ, two vs Vancouver in CSF, two vs Anaheim
in
CF
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Most
road losses, one team, one playoff year:
6
- St. Louis Blues,
1968. Lost two at Philadelphia in QF; two at
Minnesota
in SF; and two at Montreal in F series.
- St. Louis Blues, 1970. Lost two at Minnesota in
QF; two at
Pittsburgh
in SF; and two at Boston in F series.
- NY Islanders, 1984. Lost one at NY Rangers
in DSF; two at
Montreal
in CF; and three in Edmonton in F series.
- LA Kings, 1993. Lost one at Calgary in DSF;
one at Vancouver
in
DF; two at Toronto in CF; and two at Montreal in F series. |
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Most
overtime losses, one team, one playoff year:
4
- Montreal Canadiens,
1951. Lost four vs. Toronto in F series.
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St. Louis Blues, 1968. Lost one vs. Philadelphia
in QF;
one
vs. Minnesota in SF; and two vs. Montreal in F series.
- LA Kings , 1991. Lost one vs. Vancouver in
DSF; and three vs.Edmonton
in DF series.
- LA Kings , 1993. Lost one vs. Toronto in
CF; and three vs.Montreal
in F series.
- Philadelphia Flyers , 1996. Lost two vs.
Tampa Bay in CQF;and two vs. Florida in CSF series.
-Dallas
Stars 1999.Lost 2 to St Louis in CSF, 1 vs
Colorado inCF, and 1 vs Buffalo in F series.
-Detroit
Red Wings 2002. Lost 1 to Vancouver inCQF,
2 vs Colorado inCF, and 1 to Carolina in F series.
-New Jersey Devils 2003. Lost 2 vs Ottawa
in CF, two vs Anaheim in F.
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Most
overtime losses at home, one team, one playoff year:
4
- Detroit Red Wings, 2002. Lost 1 to Vancouver inCQF,
2 vs Colorado inCF, and 1 to Carolina in F series.
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Most
overtime losses on the road, one team, one playoff year:
3
- LA Kings,
1991. Lost one at Vancouver in DSF; and two at
Edmonton
in DF series.
- St. Louis Blues, 1996. Lost two at Toronto in
CQF; and
one
at Detroit in CSF series.
- Dallas Stars, 1999. Lost two at St. Louis
in CSF; and
one
at Colorado in CF series.
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New Jersey Devils 2003. Lost one vs Ottawa
in CF, two vs Anaheim in F
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Longest
playoff winning streak:
14
- Pittsburgh Penguins.
Streak started May 9, 1992, at Pittsburgh
with
a 5-4 win in fourth game of a DF series against NY Rangers,
won
by Pittsburgh 4-2. Continued with a four-game sweep
over
Boston in the 1992 CF and a four-game win over Chicago
in the
1992
F. Pittsburgh then won the first three games of the
1993
DSF vs. New Jersey. New Jersey ended the streak Apr.
25, 1993,
at
New Jersey with a 4-1 win.
12 - Edmonton Oilers. Streak began May 15, 1984 at Edmonton
with a
7-2 win over NY Islanders in 3rd game of F series,
and ended
May
9, 1985 when Chicago defeated Edmonton 5-2 at Chicago.
Included in the streak were three wins over the NY
Islanders,
in
1984, three over Los Angeles,four over Winnipeg and
two
over Chicago, all in 1985.
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Most
consecutive wins, one team, one playoff year:
11
- Chicago Blackhawks
in 1992. Chicago won last three games of
best-of-seven
DSF against St. Louis to win series 4-2 and then
defeated
Detroit 4-0 in best-of-seven DF and Edmonton 4-0 in
best-of-seven CF.
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Pittsburgh Penguins in 1992. Pittsburgh won last
three games of
best-of-seven
DF against NY Rangers to win series 4-2 and then
defeated Boston 4-0 in best-of-seven CF and Chicago
4-0 in
best-of-seven
F.
- Montreal Canadiens in 1993. Montreal won
last four games of
best-of-seven
DSF against Quebec to win series 4-2, defeated
Buffalo 4-0 in best-of-seven DF and won first three
games of
CF
against NY Islanders. |
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Longest
playoff losing streak:
16
games - Chicago Blackhawks.
Streak started in 1975 QF against
Buffalo
when Chicago lost last two games. Then Chicago
lost
four games to Montreal in 1976 QF, two games to
NY Islanders in 1977 PR, four games to Boston in 1978
QF
and four games to NY Islanders in 1979 QF. Streak
ended on April 8, 1980 when Chicago defeated St. Louis
3-2
in the opening game of their 1980 PR series.
14 games - Los Angeles Kings. Streak started when the
Kings lost
four
consecutive games in 1993 Stanley Cup Finals against
Montreal. The Kings failed to qualify for the playoffs
for
the last four years. Los Angeles lost four straight
games to St. Louis in the 1998 CQF and failed to qualify
for
the 1999 playoffs. They were defeated in four
straight games by Detroit in the 2000 CQF series.
Defeated Detroit 2-1 on April 15, 2001 to end streak |
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Most
goals, one team, one playoff series:
44
- Edmonton Oilers
in 1985 CF. Edmonton won best-of-seven series
4-2,
outscoring Chicago 44-25.
35 - Edmonton Oilers in 1984 DF. Edmonton won best-of-seven
series
4-1,
outscoring Calgary 35-13.
- Calgary Flames in 1995 CQF. Calgary lost best-of-seven
series
4-3,
outscoring San Jose 35-26.
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Most
goals, one team, two-game series:
11
- Buffalo Sabres
in 1977 PR. Buffalo won best-of-three series
2-0,
outscoring Minnesota 11-3.
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Toronto Maple Leafs in 1978 PR. Toronto won best-of-three
series
2-0, outscoring Los Angeles 11-3.
10 - Boston Bruins in 1927 QF. Boston won two-game total
goal series
10-5.
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Most
goals, one team, three-game series:
23
- Chicago Blackhawks
in 1985 DSF. Chicago won best-of-five
series
3-0, outscoring Detroit 23-8.
20 - Minnesota North Stars in 1981 PR. Minnesota won
best-of-five
series
3-0, outscoring Boston 20-13.
- NY Islanders in 1981 PR. New York won best-of-five
series 3-0,
outscoring
Toronto 20-4 |
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Most
goals, one team, four-game series:
28
- Boston Bruins
in 1972 SF. Boston won best-of-seven series 4-0,
outscoring
St. Louis 28-8.
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Most
goals, one team, five-game series:
35
- Edmonton Oilers
in 1983 DF. Edmonton won best-of-seven series
4-1,
outscoring Chicago 35-13.
32 - Edmonton Oilers in 1987 DSF. Edmonton won best-of-seven
series
4-1,
outscoring Los Angeles 32-20.
28 - NY Rangers in 1979 QF. NY Rangers won best-of-seven
series 4-1,
outscoring Philadelphia 28-8.
27 - Philadelphia Flyers in 1980 SF. Philadelphia won
best-of-seven
series
4-1, outscoring Minnesota 27-14.
- LA Kings in 1982 DSF. Los Angeles won best-of-five
series
3-2,
outscoring Edmonton 27-23.
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Most
goals, one team, six-games series:
44
- Edmonton Oilers
in 1985 CF, Edmonton won best-of-seven series
4-2,
outscoring Chicago 44-25.
33 - Chicago Blackhawks in 1985 DF. Chicago won best-of-seven
series
4-2,
outscoring Minnesota 33-29.
- Montreal Canadiens in 1973 F. Montreal won best-of-seven
series
4-2,
outscoring Chicago 33-23.
- LA Kings in 1993 DSF. Los Angeles won best-of-seven
series
4-2,
outscoring Calgary 33-28.
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Most
goals, one team, seven-game series:
35
- Calgary Flames
in 1995 CQF. Calgary lost best-of-seven series
3-4,
outscoring San Jose 35-26.
33 - Philadelphia Flyers in 1976 QF. Philadelphia won
best-of-seven
series
4-3, outscoring Toronto 33-23.
- Boston Bruins in 1983 DF. Boston won best-of-seven
series 4-3,
outscoring
Buffalo 33-23.
- Edmonton Oilers in 1984 DF. Edmonton won best-of-seven
series
4-3,
outscoring Calgary 33-27. |
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Fewest
goals, one team, two-game series:
0
- NY Americans
in 1929 SF. Lost two-game total-game series
1-0
against NY Rangers.
- Chicago Blackhawks in 1935 SF. Lost two-game total-game
series
1-0
against Mtl. Maroons.
- Mtl. Maroons in 1937 SF. Lost best-of-three
series 2-0 to
NY
Rangers while being outscored 5-0.
- NY Americans in 1939 QF. Lost best-of-three
series 2-0 to
Toronto
while being outscored 6-0.
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Fewest
goals, one team, three-game series:
1
- Mtl. Maroons
in 1936 SF. Lost best-of-five series 3-0 to Detroit
while
being outscored 6-1.
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Fewest
goals, one team, four-game series:
1
- Minnesota Wild in
2003, Minnesota lost best of seven series 4-0,
outscored by Anaheim
9-1.
2
- Boston Bruins in 1935 SF. Toronto won best-of-five
series 3-1,
outscoring
Boston 7-2.
- Montreal Canadiens in 1952 F. Detroit won best-of-seven
series
4-0,
outscoring Montreal 11-2.
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Fewest
goals, one team, five-game series:
2
- Philadelphia Flyers,
2002. Ottawa won series 4-1, outscoring Philadelphia
11-2. |
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Fewest
goals, one team, six-game series:
5
- Boston Bruins
in 1951 SF. Toronto won best-of-seven series 4-1
with
1 tie, outscoring Boston 17-5.
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Fewest
goals, one team, seven-game series:
9
- Toronto Maple Leafs
in 1945 F. Toronto won best-of-seven series
4-3,
teams tied in scoring 9-9.
- Detroit Red Wings in 1945 F. Toronto won best-of-seven
series
4-3,
teams tied in scoring 9-9. |
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