NHL 1923/24

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The 1923/24 NHL season was the seventh season in the National Hockey League . Four teams played 24 games each. The top two of the regular season played the NHL final in two games for a place in the Stanley Cup final round. Here the Montréal Canadiens prevailed against the leaders of the regular season, the Ottawa Senators . There the Canadiens first prevailed against the winner of the PCHA, the Vancouver Maroons with 2-0 wins, before they also won two games against the winner of the WCHL, the Calgary Tigers and thus the Stanley Cup. This season the first award for a player was introduced. The Hart Memorial Trophy went to Ottawa's Frank Nighbor in its first year . Another Senator player was also in the history books. With only two assists, Cy Denneny became the best scorer because of his 22 goals. The top scorer of the previous and the following season also helped him. Toronto's babe Dye shocked his team with his decision to turn pro baseball. He didn't return to the ice until December and missed five games that season. He was five points short of the scoring title.

Regular season

table

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

GP W. L. T GF GA Pts
Ottawa Senators 24 16 8th 0 74 54 32
Canadiens de Montréal 24 13 11 0 59 48 26th
Toronto St. Patricks 24 10 14th 0 59 85 20th
Hamilton Tigers 24 9 15th 0 63 68 18th

Best scorer

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

player team GP G A. Pts
Cy Denneny Ottawa 22nd 22nd 2 24
Georges Boucher Ottawa 21st 13 10 23
Billy Boucher Montreal 23 16 6th 22nd
Billy Burch Hamilton 24 16 6th 22nd
Aurel Joliat Montreal 24 15th 5 20th
Babe dye Toronto 19th 16 3 19th
Jack Adams Toronto 22nd 14th 4th 18th
Reg Noble Toronto 23 12 5 17th
Howie Morenz Montreal 24 13 3 16
King Clancy Ottawa 24 8th 8th 16

Stanley Cup playoffs

All games took place in 1924.

NHL finals

Montréal Canadiens vs. Ottawa Senators
date Away team Home team
8th of March Montreal 1 0 Ottawa
March 11 Montreal 4th 2 Ottawa
Montreal wins the series 2-0.

Stanley Cup semi-finals

Montréal Canadiens vs. Vancouver Maroons
date Away team Home team
March 18th Vancouver 2 3 Montreal
March, 20th Vancouver 1 2 Montreal
Montreal wins the series 2-0.

Stanley Cup Final

Montréal Canadiens vs. Calgary Tigers
date Away team Home team
March 29 Calgary 1 6th Montreal
March 31 Calgary 0 3 Montreal
Montreal wins the series 2-0
and the Stanley Cup .
The second game was played in Ottawa

Stanley Cup winner

Stanley Cup winner Montréal Canadiens

Montréal Canadiens logo

Goalkeeper: Georges Vézina

Defenders: Sprague Cleghorn  ( C ), Billy Coutu , Sylvio Mantha

Attackers: Billy Bell , Billy Boucher , Bobby Boucher , Billy Cameron , Odie Cleghorn , Aurèle Joliat , Joe Malone , Howie Morenz

Unknown / Rover : Charles Fortier

Head Coach & General Manager: Leo Dandurand

NHL Awards and trophies awarded

Award player team
Hart Memorial Trophy : Frank Nighbor Ottawa Senators

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