What is the all-time best NHL playoff record for one season?  Has any team gone 16-0?
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No. Here are the Most Consecutive Wins, One Team, One Playoff Year\n\n11-Chicago Blackhawks, 1992\n11-Pittsburgh Penguins, 1992\n11-Montreal Canadiens, 1993
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Unfortunately, with the way they've been playing this season, my favorite team is the Chicago Blackhawks. Remember going to the old Chicago Stadium and try to take in a couple of games a season at the United Center now. Just wish they'd win for a change when I go see them.
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The Mets have the modern record.  The all-time record is the 1899 Cleveland Spiders, who ended the season with 20 wins and 134 losses.
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Hockey Rules!!  Fav. Team - Detroit Red Wings...
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Are you kidding, Moon? The Buffalo Sabres have been my team since their inception. I was only 6 when they made their NHL debut in 1970. Gilbert Perreault was my childhood hero growing up in those snowy Buffalo winters I recall so fondly. Erm, those same winters become less fun as one ages, I can tell you. lol...\n\nAlthough I've not lived there in many a winter I remain steadfastly loyal to the Sabres and have thoroughly enjoyed this exciting comeback season and playoffs -- and we're not finished yet! Although we lost to favoured Ottawa last night, we're still up 3-1 in the series and I believe we'll finish them off on Saturday (Monday at latest).\n\nAs for who their best players are, please bear in mind that these talented young Sabres are a team with a capital T. They are something of a no-name cast who outwork, outskate and outhustle every team they face. I adore this club! The consensus best players are: Ryan Miller (their exceptional rookie goaltender), Daniel Briere (co-captain), J.P. Dumont (Briere's linemate and close friend), Jochen Hecht (3rd member of that line and the team's best defensive forward), Chris Drury (the other co-captain), Maxim Afinogenov (best and fastest skater and playmaker) and their younger future star players like Tim Connolly, Ales Kotalik, Derek Roy and Brian Campbell. I'm leaving players out because, by rights, I should just name the entire team. It's just an amazing group of players (and coaches) who get along great and support each other on and off the ice. I LOVE this freaking team and, baby, we are going ALL THE WAY!\n\nLET'S GO BUF-FA-LO!!! \n\nP.S. Thank you for asking! :)
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Patrick Roy... Hands down.\n\nNumber 1 in career wins.\n4 Stanley Cup rings.\nThe only 3 time Conn-Smythe Trophy winner (playoff MVP)\n3 time Vezina Trophy winner.\nCarried the '93 Canadians in winning the Stanley Cup and won an NHL record 10 games in OT during that playoff run.
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Depends on what you mean. Do you mean goals scored by one team in a game or season?  Do you mean goals scored by a player in a game season or career?\n\nWayne Gretzky holds the record for goals scored in a career: 894, and a season: 92 in 1981-82.  \n\nThe Edmonton Oilers hold the team record for most goals in a season with 446 in 1983-84.\n\nThe most goals scored in one game was 7 by Joe Malone of the Quebec Bulldogs - Jan 31, 1920.\n\nThe most goals scored by one team in a game was 16 by the Montreal Canadiens against the Quebec Bulldogs in 1920.\n\nHope this helps!!
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It had to be San Jose. I think they needed to resolve their goaltending problem (2 sterter-level goalies signed long-term) before that series started. If anything, they learned a lesson about relying too much on your top line. San Jose has the best top line in the NHL, but it wasn't enough. Detroit spent the year in a VERY weak division, so when the heat turned up, they melted. San Jose was battle-tested, and failed. That's more eye-opening to me.
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The New Jersey Devils have beat the NY Rangers 4 times, lost 3 in regulation and lost one in overtime.\nJersey record vs NY Rangers. 4-3-1\n\nOctober 8, New Jersey beat New York Rangers 3-2 in OT.\nOctober 13, New Jersey lost to New York Rangers 4-1.\nNovember 3rd, New Jersey lost to New York Rangers 4-2.\nNovember 5th, New Jersey lost to the Rangers 3-2 in OT.\nDecember 20, New Jersey beat NY Rangers 3-1.\nJan 22, New Jersey lost to NYR 3-1.\nMarch 4, New Jersey beat NYR 2-1.\nApril 9, New Jersey beat NYR 4-3.
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I have.  June 7, 2004.  Tampa Bay Lightning and Calgary Flames.  It was the most amazing thing I have ever seen.  Through the New York Islanders, The Montreal Canadiens, The Philadelphia Flyers, numerous injuries, right up to game 7, and more people that didn't believe, than I could count, still we won it.  On the way to game 7 of the Final, I saw a liscense plate, and it said "WIL2WIN" on it.  That was something I will never forget, I knew we were going to win it, no matter what, and seeing my boys lift the historic cup over thier heads, still brings tears to my eyes.
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In season 1898/99, Rangers (Glasgow, Scotland) became the first (and only team ever) to win every league game they played in winning the Scottish First Division.\n\n18 games played, 18 wins.  \n\nThis footballing record has never been matched anywhere in the world.
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Edmonton in 5 games. the Ducks are good enough to win at least one, maybe two, just out of shear adrenalin if nothing else. I believe Edmonton will will the cup in 6 games over Buffalo. GO EDMONTON!!! I can remeber when I was a kid and got to see the original Oilers play with some of the greatest player to ever play the game. They were amazing! The talent and skill on that one team, I believe was the greatest team in all sports ever assembled. I know alot will disagree but look back over the reels of the old games and then judge.\n\nP.S. I'm not an Oiler fan. I'm a Penguin fan, but I am a hockey fan 1st.
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Yes . . . \n\nHere is a brief history\n\n1972/73: On October 7th the NHL's two newest teams faced of in New York with the Atlanta Flames edging the Islanders 3-2. A week later the NHL came to Dixie as the Flames and Buffalo Sabres played to a 1-1 stalemate. As expansion teams go the Flames were competitive finishing 7th in the Western Division with a record of 25-38-15 which was better then 4 established franchises, with more the double the point total of the Islanders their partners in expansion.\n\n1973/74: Led by Rookie Tom Lysiak, who finishes 2nd in voting for the Calder Trophy with 64 points the Flames make the playoffs in just their 2nd season with a record of 30-34-14. However, in the playoffs the Flames would be extinguished right away by the Philadelphia Flyers losing the first 3 games by a combined score of 13-3, before losing the 4th game in overtime to the eventual Stanley Cup Champions.          \n\n1974/75: NHL begins divisional play with the Flames being placed in the Campbell Conference's Patrick Division. The Flames continued to play solid hockey posting a winning record for the first time in franchise history with a record of 34-31-15. However, the Flames would finish in last place and would miss the playoffs in a competitive conference.   \n\n1975/76: Led by All-Stars Tom Lysiak and Curt Bennett the Flames continue to play decent hockey posting a 35-33-12 record to earn their 2nd playoff berth in their 4-year history. However, the Flames would exit the playoffs without a win again losing 2 straight 1-goal games to the Los Angeles Kings, 2-1 and 1-0.\n\n1976/77: Willi Plett captures the Calder Trophy with a team high 33 goals as the Flames make the playoffs again with a record of 34-34-12. In the playoffs the Flames would be matched up against the Los Angeles Kings again dropping Game 1 of a 3-game series 5-2 in Los Angels. Needing a win to keep their hopes alive the Flames beat the Kings 3-2 to avoid the sweep. However, in Game 3 back in Los Angeles the Flames would be put out with a 4-2 loss.  \n\n1977/78: With a strong top line of Tom Lysiak, Eric Vail, and Willi Plett the Flames put together a solid season finishing in 3rd place with a 34-27-19 record. However, in the playoffs the Flames would sputter again as they lost 2 straight games to the Detroit Red Wings.\n\n1978/79: The Flames would finish in last place in the 4-team Patrick Division. However, the Flames were not an ordinary last place team, nor was their season ruined. In fact with a 41-31-8 record the Flames would reach 90 points for the first time in franchise history while making the playoffs for the 5th straight season. However, in the playoffs the Flames would lack spark again as they are swept by the Toronto Maple Leafs losing 2 straight games by a combined score of 9-5.\n\n1979/80: The Flames continued to post winning records making the playoffs for the 7th time in their 9-year history with a respectable record of 35-32-13. One of the highlights of the season came when Jim Craig made his NHL debut just 6 days after he backstopped the US Olympic Hockey Team's stunning Gold Medal. The debut of Jim Craig would bring a rare sellout to The Omni as he stopped 24 of 25 shots leading the Flames to a 4-1 win over the Colorado Rockies. However Craig would not win another game in 3 starts. In the playoffs the Flames would burn out quickly again as they won just 1 game as they fell to the New York Rangers in 4 games. Despite making the playoffs 7 times the Flames had just 2 postseason wins to show for it. Off the ice the Flames situation was more tenuous as owner Tom Cousins saw his real estate empire crumbling. In order to save himself from bankruptcy he had to sell the Flames. With mediocre fan support and the lack of due to a lack of major television contract, their were few offers from local interest so Cousins turned to Canadian Nelson Skalania, who had the intention of moving the team to Calgary. In a late bid to keep the team in At
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Assuming you mean the Toronto Maple Leafs (sorry, not a ice hockey addict), they last won in the 66/67 season. It seems the final game in this series was May 2nd, so as of today (June 24th 2006) it's been 14298 days (but don't worry, it's been over 16500 days since my team last won the league here in the UK :(
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Just look at my favourite team! The Red Wings. At the end of month nr 1 their spoted at the top, nr 1 team, samething all other month. Their just unstoppable. Nashville, good team with a good season tough.
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Sabres won.  Wow, they're on a mission or something.  Whoda thunk they'd challenge Ottawa for the NE division title?  The Sabes remain hot while the Sens are cooling off a bit.  Gonna be interesting down the stretch.
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It is the Stanley Cup so anything can happen, but unfortunately for Oiler fans, time has already ran out. The Hurricanes are on a roll. Plus not only has Edmonton lost their starting goalie, that 3-goal lead they blew has sucked the life out of them. They have to play desperate hockey and I see no signs of that yet. So realistically I can't see them winning even another game. No chance whatsoever of winning Lord Stanley's coveted cup. Watch and learn!