NHL 1920/21

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The 1920/21 NHL season was the fourth season of the National Hockey League (NHL). The season was played in a preliminary round and a second round with ten and 14 games respectively. The Ottawa Senators qualified against the Toronto St. Patricks for the finals, where they defeated the Vancouver Millionaires 3-2. With that they defended the Stanley Cup . The Quebec Bulldogs were sold to Hamilton and competed as the Hamilton Tigers . At the end of 1920, NHL President Frank Calder wanted to send two players from Ottawa to Hamilton to level the league. The players refused and stayed in Ottawa. Since the Senators felt disadvantaged by a referee, they left the ice in protest. Montreal shot two more hits into the empty goal and won the game 5-3.

Regular season

Closing tables

Abbreviations: GP = games, W = wins, L = defeats, T = draws, GF = goals scored, GA = goals conceded, Pts = points

	GP	W.	L.	GF	GA	Pts
Ottawa Senators	10	8th	2	49	23	16
Toronto St. Patricks	10	5	5	39	47	10
Canadiens de Montréal	10	4th	6th	37	51	8th
Hamilton Tigers	10	3	7th	34	38	6th

	GP	W.	L.	GF	GA	Pts
Toronto St. Patricks	14th	10	4th	66	53	20th
Canadiens de Montréal	14th	9	5	75	48	18th
Ottawa Senators	14th	6th	8th	48	52	12
Hamilton Tigers	14th	3	11	58	94	6th

Best scorer

Abbreviations: GP = games, G = goals, A = assists , Pts = points

player	team	GP	G	A.	Pts
Newsy Lalonde	Montreal	24	33	10	43
Babe dye	Hamilton Toronto	24	35	5	40
Cy Denneny	Ottawa	24	34	5	39
Joe Malone	Hamilton	20th	28	9	37
Frank Nighbor	Ottawa	24	19th	10	29
Reg Noble	Toronto	24	19th	8th	27
Harry Cameron	Toronto	24	18th	9	27
George Prodgers	Hamilton	24	18th	9	27
Corb Denneny	Toronto	20th	19th	7th	26th
Jack Darragh	Ottawa	24	11	15th	26th

Stanley Cup playoffs

All games took place in 1921.

Stanley Cup Final

Vancouver Millionaires vs. Ottawa Senators
date	Away team		Home team
March 21st	Ottawa	1	2	Vancouver
March 24th	Ottawa	4th	3	Vancouver
28th March	Ottawa	3	2	Vancouver
March 31	Ottawa	2	3	Vancouver
4. April	Ottawa	2	1	Vancouver
Ottawa wins the series 3-2 and the Stanley Cup .

Stanley Cup winner

Stanley Cup winner Ottawa Senators	Goalkeeper: Clint Benedict Defenders: George Boucher , Sprague Cleghorn , Eddie Gerard ( C ) Attackers: Punch Broadbent , Morley Bruce , Jack Darragh , Cy Denneny , Leth Graham , Jack MacKell , Frank Nighbor Head Coach: Pete Green General Manager: Tommy Gorman

Web links

Hacx.de: All NHL final tables ( Memento from March 12, 2010 in the Internet Archive )