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| Most Points, One Season |
132 |
Montreal Canadiens 1976-77, 60 wins, 8 losses, 12 ties, 80 game schedule |
| Best Points % One Season |
.875 |
Boston Bruins 1929-30, 77 points in 44 games |
| Worst Points % Percentage One Season |
.131 |
Washington Capitals 1974-75, 21 points in 80 games |
| Most Wins in Season |
62 |
Detroit Red Wings 1995-96, 82 games |
| Most Home Wins Season |
36 |
Philadelphia
Flyers 1975-76, 40 home games Detroit Red Wings 1995-96, 41 home games |
| Most Road Wins Season |
28 |
New Jersey Devils 1998-99, 41 away games |
| Most Ties One Season |
24 |
Philadelphia Flyers 1969-70 76 games |
| Most Ties One Season Home |
13 |
NY Rangers 1954-55, Philadelphia Flyers 1969-70, California Seals 1971-72, California Seals 1972-73, Chicago Blackhawks 1973-74 |
| Most Ties One Season Away |
15 |
Philadelphia Flyers 1976-77 40 games |
| Most Losses One Season |
71 |
San Jose Sharks 1992-93, 84 games |
| Most Home Losses One Season |
32 |
San Jose Sharks 1992-93, 41 games |
| Most Away Losses One Season |
40 |
Ottawa Senators 1992-93, 41 games |
| Most Goals One Season |
446 |
Edmonton Oilers 1983-84, 80 games |
| Most Goals Against One Season |
446 |
Washington Capitals 1974-75, 80 games |
| Most Goals Against Average One Season |
7.38 |
Quebec Bulldogs 1919-20, 177 goals against in 24 games |
| Most power play goals aganst, one season |
122 |
Chicago Blackhawks, 1988-89. 80GP |
| Most shorthand goals against, one season |
22 |
Pittsburgh
Penguins, 1984-85. 80GP Minnesota North Stars, 1991-92. 80GP Colorado Avalanche, 1995-96. 82GP |
| Fewest Wins One Season |
4 |
Quebec Bulldogs 1919-20 4 wins, 20 losses, 0 ties, in 44 games |
| Fewest Wins One Season (+70 games) |
8 |
Washington Capitals 1975-76, 80 games |
| Fewest Home Wins One Season |
2 |
Chicago Blackhawks 1927-28, 22 games |
| Fewest Home Wins One Season (+70 games) |
6 |
Chicago Blackhawks 1954-55, 35 games Washington Capitals 1975-76, 40 games |
| Fewest Away Wins One Season |
0 |
Toronto
Arenas 1918-19, 9 games Quebec Bulldogs 1919-20, 12 games Pittsburgh Pirates 1929-30, 22 games |
| Fewest Away Wins One Season (+70 games) |
1 |
Washington Capitals 1974-75, 40 games Ottawa Senators 1992-93, 41 games |
| Fewest Points One Season |
8 |
Quebec Bulldogs 1919-20, 4 wins, 20 losses 0 ties, in 44 games |
| Fewest Points One Season (+70 games) |
21 |
Washington Capitals 1974-75, 8 wins, 67 losses, 5 ties in 80 games |
| Fewest Ties One Season |
1 |
Boston Bruins 1929-30, 44 games |
| Fewest Ties (70 games+) |
2 |
San Jose 1992-93, 84 games |
| Fewest Losses One Season |
5 |
Ottawa
Senators 1919-20, 24 games Boston Bruins 1929-30, 44 games Montreal Canadiens 1943-44, 50 games |
| Fewest Losses One Season (+70 games) |
8 |
Montreal Canadiens 1976-77, 80 games |
| Fewest Losses One Season Home |
0 |
Montreal Canadiens 1943-44 25 games, Ottawa Senators 1922-23, 24 games |
| Fewest Losses One Season Home ( +70 games) |
1 |
Montreal Canadiens 1976-77, 80 games |
| Fewest Losses One Season Away |
3 |
Montreal Canadiens 1928-29, 22 games |
| Fewest Losses One Season Away (+70 games) |
6 |
Montreal Canadiens 1972-73, 39 games Montreal Canadiens 1974-75, 40 games Montreal Canadiens 1977-78, 40 games |
| Fewest Goals One Season |
33 |
Chicago Blackhawks 1928-29, 44 games |
| Fewest Goals One Season (+70 games) |
133 |
Chicago Blackhawks 1953-54, 70 games |
| Fewest Goals Against |
42 |
Ottawa Senators 1925-26, 36 games |
| Fewest Goals Against (+70 games) |
131 |
Toronto Maple Leafs 1953-54, 70 games Montreal Canadiens 1955-56, 70 games |
| Lowest Goals Against Average |
.98 |
Montreal Canadiens 1928-29, 43 goals in 44 games played |
| Longest Winning Streak | ||
| Overall One Season |
17 |
Pittsburgh Penguins Mar 9-Apr 10, 1993 |
| Home One Season |
20 |
Boston Bruins Dec 3, 1929 - Mar 18, 1930 Philadelphia Flyers Jan 4 - Apr 3, 1976 |
| Away One Season |
10 |
Buffalo Sabres Dec 10, 1983 - Jan 23, 1984 St. Louis Blues Jan 21 - Mar 2, 2000 New Jersey Devils, Feb 27 - Apr 7, 2001 |
| From Start of the Season-Overall |
10 |
Toronto Maple Leafs 1993-94 |
| From Start of the Season-Home |
11 |
Chicago Blackhawks 1963-64 |
| From Start of the Season-Away |
7 |
Toronto
Maple Leafs Nov 14 - Dec 15, 1940 Philadelphia Flyers, Oct 12-Nov 16, 1985 |
| Longest Winning Streak Including Playoffs- Overall |
15 |
Detroit Red Wings Feb 27 - Apr 5, 1995, 9 regular season games, 6 playoff games |
| Longest Winning Streak Including Playoffs - Home |
24 |
Philadelphia Flyers Jan 4 - Apr 25, 1976, 20 regular season games, 4 playoff games |
| Longest Winning Streak Including Playoffs - Away |
11 |
New Jersey Devils, Feb 27 - April 17, 2001, 10 regular season games, one playoff game. |
| Longest Undefeated Streak | ||
| Overall One Season |
35 |
Philadelphia Flyers Oct 14, 1979 - Jan 6, 1980, 25 wins, 10 ties |
| Home One Season |
34 |
Montreal Canadiens Nov 1, 1976 - Apr 2, 1977, 28 wins, 6 ties |
| Away One Season |
23 |
Montreal Canadiens Nov 27. 1974 - Mar 12, 1975, 14 wins, 9 ties |
| From Start of the Season-Overall |
15 |
Edmonton Oilers 1984-85, 12 wins, 3 ties |
| From Start of the Season-Home |
25 |
Montreal Canadiens Oct 30, 1943 - Mar 18, 1944, 22 wins, 3 ties |
| From Start of the Season-Away |
15 |
Detroit Red Wings Oct 18 - Dec 20, 1951, 10 wins, 5 ties |
| Longest Undefeated Streak Including Playoffs- Overall |
21 |
Pittsburgh Penquins Mar 9 - Apr 22, 1993, 17 wins, 1 tie, in regular season, 3 wins in playoffs |
| Longest Undefeated Streak Including Playoffs- Home |
38 |
Montreal Canadiens Nov 1, 1976 - Apr 26, 1977, 28 wins, 6 ties in regular season, 4 wins in playoffs |
| Longest Undefeated Streak Including Playoffs- Away |
13 |
Montreal
Canadiens Feb 26 - Apr 20, 1980, 6 wins, 4 ties in regular season, 3 wins in playoffs New York Islanders Mar 16 - May 1, 1980, 3 wins, 3 ties in regular season and 7 wins in playoffs Philadephia Flyers, Feb 26-Apr 21, 1977, 6 wins, 4 ties in regular season, and 3 wins in playoffs |
| Longest Losing Streak | ||
| Overall One Season |
17 |
Washington
Capitols Feb 18 - Mar 26, 1975 San Jose Sharks Jan 4 - Feb 12, 1993 |
| Home One Season |
11 |
Boston
Bruins Dec 8, 1924 -Feb 17, 1925 Washington Capitals Feb 18 - Mar 30, 1975 Ottawa Senators Oct 27 - Dec 8, 1993 Atlanta Thrashers Jan 24 - Mar 16, 2000 |
| Away One Season |
38 |
Ottawa Senators Oct 10, 1992 - Apr 3, 1993 |
| From Start of the Season-Overall |
11 |
New York Rangers 1943-44 |
| From Start of the Season-Home |
8 |
Los Angeles Kings Oct 13 - Nov 6, 1971 |
| From Start of the Season-Away |
38 |
Ottawa Senators Oct 10, 1992 - Apr 3, 1993 |
| Longest Winless Streak | ||
| Overall One Season |
30 |
Winnipeg Jets Oct 19 - Dec 20, 1980, 23 losses, 7 ties |
| Home One Season |
17 |
Ottawa
Senators Oct 28, 1995 - Jan 27, 1996, 15 losses, 2 ties Atlanta Thrashers, Jan 19-Mar 29, 2000, 15 losses, 2 ties |
| Away One Season |
38 |
Ottawa Senators Oct 10, 1992 - Apr 3, 1993 |
| From Start of the Season-Overall |
15 |
New York Rangers 1943-44, 14 losses, 1 tie |
| From Start of the Season-Home |
11 |
Pittsburgh Penquins Oct 8 - Nov 19, 1983, 9 losses, 2 ties |
| From Start of the Season-Away |
38 |
Ottawa Senators Oct 10, 1992 - Apr 3, 1993 |
| Non Shutout Streaks | ||
| Longest Non Shutout Streak |
264 |
Calgary Flames, Nov 12, 1981 - Jan 9, 1995 |
| Longest Non Shutout Streak including Playoffs |
264 |
Los Angeles Kings, Mar 15, 1986 - Apr 6, 1989, (5 playoff games in 1987, 5 in 1988, 2 in 1989) |
| Shutouts | ||
| Most Shutouts, Season |
22 |
Montreal Canadiens 1928-29, 44 games, all by George Hainsworth |
| Most consecutive games shutouts, one season |
6 |
Ottawa Senators, Jan. 31 - Feb. 18, 1928. |
| Most consecutive games shutouts to start season |
5 |
Toronto Maple Leafs, Nov. 13 - 22, 1930. |
| Most games shutout, one season |
20 |
Chicago Blackhawks, 1928-29. 44GP. |
| Most consecutive games shut out |
8 |
Chicago Blackhawks, Feb. 7 - 28, 1929. |
| Most consecutive games shutout to start season |
3 |
Montreal Maroons, Nov. 11 - 18, 1930. |
| Penalties | ||
| Most PIM, Season |
2713 |
Buffalo Sabres, 1981-82, 80 games |
| Most penalties, both teams, one game |
85 Penalties |
Edmonton Oilers (44), LA Kings (41), at Los Angeles, Feb. 28, 1990. Edmonton received 26 minors, 7 majors, 6 10-minute misconducts, 4 game misconducts and 1 match penalty; Los Angeles received 26 minors, 9 majors, 3 10-minute misconducts and 3 game misconducts. |
| Most penalty minutes, both teams, one game |
406 minutes |
Minnesota North Stars, Boston Bruins, at Boston, Feb. 26, 1981. Minnesota received 18 minors, 13 majors, 4 10-minutes misconducts and 7 game misconducts; a total of 211 PIM. Boston received 20 minors, 13 majors, 3 10-minute misconducts and 6 game misconducts; a total of 195 PIM. |
| Most penalties, one team, one game |
44 |
Edmonton Oilers, Feb. 28, 1990, at Los Angeles. Edmonton received 26 minors, 7 majors, 6 10-minute misconducts, 4 game misconducts and 1 match penalty |
| Most penality minutes, one team, one game |
211 |
Minnesota North Stars, Feb. 26, 1981, at Boston. Minnesota received 18 minors, 13 majors, 4 10-minute misconducts and 7 game misconducts. |
| Most penalties, both teams, one period |
67 |
Minnesota North Stars, Boston Bruins at Boston, Feb. 26, 1981, 1st period, Minnesota received 15 minors, 8 majors, 4 10-minute misconducts and 7 game misconducts, a total of 34 penalties. Boston 16 minors, 8 majors, 3 10-minute misconducts and 6 game misconducts, a total of 33 penalties. |
| Most penalty minutes, both teams, one period |
372 |
Los Angles Kings, Philadelphia Flyers at Philadelphia, Mar. 11, 1979, 1st period. Philadelphia recieved 4 minors, 8 majors, 6 10-minute misconducts and 8 game misconducts for 188 minutes. Los Angeles received 2 minors, 8 majors, 6 10-minute misconducts and 8 game misconducts for 184 minutes. |
| Most penalties, one team, one period |
34 |
Minnesota North Stars, Feb. 26, 1981, at Boston, 1st period. 15 minors, 8 majors, 4 10-minute misconducts, 7 game misconducts. |
| Most penalty minutes, one team, one period |
190 |
Calgary Flames Dec 8, 2001 at Calgary vs Anahiem third period. Flames recieved 19 minors, 10 majors, 8 10 minute misconducts, and 4 game miscomducts |
| Team Goals | ||
| Most Goals, One Game, One Team |
16 |
Montreal Canadiens, Mar 3, 1920, Mont 16, Quebec Bulldogs 3 |
| Most Goals, Game, Both Teams |
21 |
Montreal
Canadiens 14, Toronto St Patricks 7, Jan 10, 1920 Edmonton Oilers 12, Chicago Blawkhawks 9, at Chicago, Dec 11, 1985 |
| Most Goals, One Team, One Period |
9 |
Buffalo Sabres, Mar 19, 1981 |
| Most Goals, Both Teams, One Period |
12 |
Buffalo
Sabres 9, Toronto Maple Leafs 3, Mar 19, 1981 Edmonton Oilers 6, Chicago Blackhawks 6, Dec 11, 1985 |
| Most Consecutive Goals, One Team, One Game |
15 |
Detroit Red Wings Jan 23, 1944 |
| Power Play Goals One Season |
119 |
Pittsburgh Penquins, 1988-89, 80 GP |
| Short Handed Goals One Season |
36 |
Edmonton Oilers, 1983-84, 80 GP |
| Highest Goals Per Game Average One Season |
5.58 |
Edmonton Oilers, 1983-84. 446g in 80GP |
| Lowest Goals Per Game Average One Season |
0.75 |
Chicago Blackhawks, 1928-29. 33g in 44GP |
| Most 50 or more goal scorers, one season |
3 |
Edmonton
Oilers, 1983-84, Wayne Gretzky, 87; Glenn Anderson, 54; Jari Kurri,
52. 80GP Edmonton Oilers, 1985-86, Jari Kurri, 68; Glenn Anderson, 54; Wayne Gretzky, 52. 80GP |
| Most 40-or-more goal scorers, one season |
4 |
Edmonton
Oilers, 1982-83. Wayne Gretzky, 71; Glenn Anderson, 48; Mark Messier,
48; Jari Kurri, 45. 80GP Edmonton Oilers, 1983-84. Wayne Gretzky, 87; Glenn Anderson, 54; Jari Kurri, 52; Paul Coffey, 40. 80GP Edmonton Oilers, 1984-85. Wayne Gretzky, 73; Jari Kurri, 71; Mike Krushelnyski, 43; Glenn Anderson, 42. 42GP Edmonton Oilers, 1985-86. Jari Kurri, 68; Glenn Anderson, 54; Wayne Gretzky, 52; Paul Coffey, 48. 80GP Calgary Flames, 1987-88. Joe Nieuwendyk, 51; Hakan Loob, 50; Mike Bullard, 48; Joe Mullen, 40. 80GP |
| Most 30-or-more goal scorers, one season |
6 |
Buffalo
Sabres, 1974-75. Rick Martin, 52; Rene Robert, 40; Gibert Perreault,
39; Don Luce, 33; Rick Dudley, Danny Gare, 31 each. 80GP NY Islanders, 1977-78. Mike Bossy, 53; Byran Trottier, 46; Clark Gillies, 35; Denis Potvin, Bob Nystorm, Bob Bourne, 30 each. 80GP Winnepeg Jets, 1984-85. Dale Hawerchuk, 53; Paul MacLean, 41; Laurie Boschman, 32; Brian Mullen, 32: Doug Smail, 31; Thomas Steen, 30. 80GP |
| Most 20-or-more goal scorers, one season |
11 |
Boston Bruins, 1977-78, Peter McNab, 41; Terry O'Reilly, 29: Bobby Schmautz, Stan Jonathan, 27 each; Jean Ratelle, Rick Middleton, 25 each; Wayne Cashman, 24; Gregg Sheppard, 23; Brad Park, 22; Don Marcotte, Bob Miller, 20 each. 80GP |
| Most 100 or-more-point scorers, one season |
4 |
Boston
Bruins, 1970-71, Phil Esposito, 76G-76A-152PTS; Bobby Orr, 37G-102A-139PTS;
John Bucyk, 51G-65A-116PTS; Ken Hodge, 43G-62A-105PTS. 78GP Edmonton Oilers, 1982-83, Wayne Gretzky, 71G-125A-196PTS; Mark Messier, 48G-58A-106PTS; Glenn Anderson, 48G-56A-104PTS; Jari Kurri, 45G-59A-104PTS. 80GP Edmonton Oilers, 1983-84, Wayne Gretzky, 87G-118A-205PTS; Paul Coffey, 40G-86A-126PTS; Jari Kurri, 52G-61A-113PTS; Mark Messier, 37G-64A-101PTS. 80GP Edmonton Oilers, 1985-86, Wayne Gretzky, 52G-163A-215PTS; Paul Coffey, 48G-90A-138PTS; Jari Kurri, 68G-63A-131PTS; Glenn Anderson, 54G-48A-102PTS. 80GP Pittsburgh Penguins, 1992-93, Mario Lemieux, 69G-91A-160PTS; Kevin Stevens, 55G-56A-111PTS; Rick Tocchet, 48G-61A-109PTS; Ron Francis, 24G-76A-100PTS. 84GP |
| Shots on Goal | ||
| Most shots, both teams, one game |
141 |
NY Americans, Pittsburgh Pirates, Dec. 26, 1925, at New York. NY Americans, who won the game 3-1, had 73 shots, Pittsburgh Pirates, 68 shots. |
| Most shots, one team, one game |
83 |
Boston Bruins, Mar. 4, 1941, at Boston. Boston defeated Chicago 3-2. |
| Most shots, one team, one period |
33 |
Boston Bruins, Mar. 4, 1941, at Boston, 2nd period. Boston defeated Chicago 3-2. |
| Team Assists | ||
| Most Assists One Season |
737 |
Edmonton Oilers, 1985-86, 80 GP |
| Fewest Assists One Season |
45 |
New York Rangers, 1926-27, 44 GP |
| Fewest Assists One Season 70+ Games |
206 |
Chicago Blawkhawks, 1953-54, 70 GP |
| Team Points | ||
| Most Scoring Points One Season |
1182 |
Edmonton Oilers, 1983-84. 80GP |
| Most Points, One Team, One Game |
40 |
Buffalo Sabres, Dec. 21, 1975, at Buffalo.—— Buffalo defeated Washington 14-2, receiving 26A |
| Most Poiints Both Teams One Game |
62 |
Edmonton Oilers, Chicago Blackhawks, at Chicago, Dec. 11, 1985, Edmonton won 12-9. Edmonton had 24A, Chicago 17. |
| Most Points One Team, One Period |
23 |
NY
Rangers, Nov. 21, 1971, at NY, 3rd period during 12-1 win over
California. NY Rangers scored 8G and 15A. Buffalo Sabres, Dec. 21, 1975, at Buffalo, 3rd period during 14-2 win over Washington. Buffalo scored 8G and 15A. Buffalo Sabres , Mar. 19, 1991, at Buffalo, 2nd period during 14-4 win over Toronto. Buffalo scored 9G and 14A. |
| Most Points Both Teams, One period |
35 |
Edmonton Oilers, Chicago Blackhawks, at Chicago, Dec. 11, 1985, 2nd period, Edmonton had 6G, 12A, Chicago, 6G, 11A. Edmonton won 12-9 |
| Team: Fastest Goals | ||
| Fastest six goals, both teams |
3m |
Quebec Nordiques, Washington Capitals, Feb 22, 1981, at Washington. Quebec won 11-7. |
| Fastest five goals, both teams |
1m 24s |
Toronto Maple Leafs, Chicago Blackhawks, at Toronto, Oct. 15, 1983, 2nd period. Scorers: Gaston Gingers, Tor. 16:49; Denis Savard, Chi. 17:12; Steve Larmer, Chi. 17:27; Savard, Chi. 17:42; John Anderson, Tor. 18:13. Toronto won 10-8. |
| Fastest five goals, one team |
2m 7s |
Pittsburgh Penguins, at Pittsburgh, Nov. 22, 1972, 3rd period. Scorers: Bryan Hextall, 12:00; Jean Pronovost, 12:18; Al McDonough, 13:40; Ken Schinkel, 12:49; Ron Schock, 14:07. Pittsburgh defeated St Louis 10-4. |
| Fastest four goals, both teams |
53s |
Toronto Maple Leafs, Chicago Blackhawks, at Toronto, Oct. 15, 1983, 2nd period. Scorers were: Gaston Gingers, Tor. 16:49; Denis Savard, Chi. 17:12; Steve Larmer, Chi. 17:27; and Denis Savard, Tor. 17:42. Toronto won 10-8. |
| Fastest four goals, one team |
1m 20s |
Boston Bruins, at Boston, Jan, 21, 1945, 2nd period. Scorers: Bill Thoms, 6:34; Frank Mario, 7:08 and 7:27; and Ken Smith, 7:54. Boston defeated NY Rangers 14-3 |
| Fastest three goals, both teams |
15s |
Minnesota North Stars, NY Rangers, at Minnesota, Feb. 10, 1983, 2nd period. Scorers: Mark Pavelich, NYR, 19:18; Ron Greschner, NYR, 19:27; Willi Plett, Min, 19:33. Minnesota won 7-5 |
| Fastest three goals, one team |
20s |
Boston Bruins, at Boston, Feb. 25, 1971 3rd period. John Bucyk scored at 4:50, Ed Westfall at 5:02 and Ted Green at 5:10. Boston defeated Vancouver 8-3 |
| Fastest three goals from start of period, both teams |
1m 5s |
Hartford Whalers, Montreal Canadiens, at Montreal, Mar. 11, 1989, 2nd period. Scorers: Kevin Dineen, Hart, 0:11; Guy Carbonneau, Mont, 0:36; Petr Svoboda, Mon, 1:05. Montreal won 5-3. |
| Fastest three goals from start of period, one team |
53s |
Calgary Flames, at Calgary, Feb. 10, 1993, 3rd period, Scorers:Barry Suter at 0:17; Chris Lindbergh, 0:40; Ron Stern, 0:53. Calgary defeated San Jose 13-7 |
| Fastest two goals, both teams |
2s |
St Louis Blues, Boston Bruins, at Boston, Dec. 19, 1987, 3rd period. Scorers: Ken Linseman, Bos, 19:50; Doug Gilmour, St Louis, 19:52. St Louis won 7-5 |
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Many Teams | |
| Fastest two goals from start of game, one team |
24s |
Edmonton Oilers, at LA, Mar. 28, 1982, 1st period. Mark Messier, 0:14 and Dave Lumley, 0:24. Edmonton defeated LA 6-2. |
| Fastest two goals from start of period, both teams |
14s |
NY Rangers, Quebec Nordiques, at Querbec, Nov. 5, 1983, 3rd period. Scorers: Andre Savard, Que, 0:08; Pierre Larouche, NYR, 0:14. 4-4 tie. |
| Fastest two goals from start of period, one team |
21s |
Chicago Blackhawks, Nov. 5, 1983, at Minnesota, 2nd period. Scorers: Ken Yaremchuk, 0:12 and Darryl Sutter, 0:21. Minnesota defeated Chicago 10-5 |
