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Mel Bridgman Melvin John Bridgman ( born April 28 , 1955 in Trenton , Ontario , Canada ) is a former professional centre who played in the National Hockey League ( NHL ) for 14 seasons from 1975 – 76 until 1988 – 89 . In 1992 , he was named as the first General Manager of the revived Ottawa Senators of the NHL . Playing career . Bridgman was drafted 1st overall by the Philadelphia Flyers in the 1975 NHL Amateur Draft . He played 977 career NHL games , scoring 252 goals and 449 assists for 701 points , as well as adding 1625 penalty minutes . His best offensive season was the 1981 – 82 season , when he set career highs with 33 goals , 54 assists , and 87 points .
1970 - 71 Eastern Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs " Note : This was the first year of the Major Junior level of play . Other leagues that formerly played for the Memorial Cup in eastern Canada now played for the Centennial Cup . Champions . " Ontario and Quebec agreed not to play the Western Canada Junior League because of policy differences . This series was supposed to be for the Memorial Cup . " " It was to be a very emotional series . Ontario junior teams had , for years , been taking the best Quebec players . The Quebec League , which had just started this year , was trying to reverse this trend . " " The star player on the Black Hawks was Marcel Dionne who was from Drummondville , Quebec . He was far from popular in Quebec for leaving his home province . " Final . " Best of 7 " " There were very serious brawls in both games @ Quebec . In the fourth game of the series , the fans attacked the Black Hawks both inside and outside the arena . " " The Black Hawks asked that the sixth game not be played @ Quebec . Even after the local authorities promised heavy police protection the parents of the Black Hawk players refused to allow their sons to play in Quebec . St Catharines thus forfeited the series . " Quebec Remparts beat St Catharines Black Hawks 3 wins to 2 plus forfeit . " After this messy series and loss of revenue from the unplayed game , the Quebec League decided to accept a challenge from the Edmonton Oil Kings to play for the Memorial Cup . Quebec Remparts advanced to the 1970 - 71 Memorial Cup Final . See also . List of Eastern Canada Memorial Cup Playoffs
1927 - 28 AHA season This was the second season of the American Hockey Association . Standings . Duluth Hornets 18 - 9 - 13 - 49 63 - 49 Standings from www . hockeydb . com Playoffs . Semi Final . " 3 games total goals " Minneapolis Millers beat Kansas City Pla - Mors 5 goals to 2 . Final . " Best of 5 " Minneapolis Millers beat Duluth Hornets 1 win to none , 4 ties , and won the league playoff championship .
1985 Calder Cup Playoffs The 1985 Calder Cup Playoffs of the American Hockey League began on April 10 , 1985 . The eight teams that qualified , four from each division , played best - of - 7 series for Division Semifinals and Division Finals . The division champions played a best - of - 7 series for the Calder Cup . The Calder Cup Final ended on May 24 , 1985 with the Sherbrooke Canadiens defeating the Baltimore Skipjacks four games to two to win the Calder Cup for the only time in team history . Sherbrooke ' s Brian Skrudland won the Jack A . Butterfield Trophy as AHL playoff MVP . The Maine Mariners set an AHL playoff record during the Northern division final against Sherbrooke by scoring three goals 23 seconds apart . Maine scored at 19 : 29 , 19 : 42 , and 19 : 52 of the second period in the game , thereby setting a new AHL playoff record for the three fastest goals scored . Playoff seeds . After the 1984 – 85 AHL regular season , the top four teams from each division qualified for the playoffs . The Binghamton Whalers finished the regular season with the best overall record . Bracket . In each round , the team that earned more points during the regular season receives home ice advantage , meaning they receive the " extra " game on home - ice if the series reaches the maximum number of games . There is no set series format due to arena scheduling conflicts and travel considerations .
1968 Frozen Four The 1968 Frozen Four was held March 14 - 16 , 1968 , in Duluth , Minnesota at Duluth Arena . The participants were : Denver won its fourth national title in exceptional fashion , becoming the first school to record a shutout in the national title game , blanking North Dakota 4 - 0 . Bracket . " Consolation Game : " Cornell 6 , Boston College 1 All - Tournament Team . First Team Second Team Most Outstanding Player : G Gerry Powers , Denver
Rick Sentes Rick Sentes ( born January 10 , 1947 in Regina , Saskatchewan ) is a retired professional ice hockey right winger who played 337 games in the World Hockey Association ( WHA ) . He played with the Ottawa Nationals , Toronto Toros , San Diego Mariners , and Calgary Cowboys . In his 337 WHA games , Sentes scored 137 goals and 143 assists .
St . Catharines Falcons ( 1968 – ) The St . Catharines Falcons are a Canadian junior ice hockey team based in St . Catharines , Ontario , Canada . They play in the Golden Horseshoe division of the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League . The Falcons play their home games inside Jack Gatecliff Arena in downtown St . Catharines . History . The current Falcons franchise originated in 1968 . The league entered the " Niagara District Junior " B " Hockey League " that same year . The Niagara " B " became the Golden Horseshoe " B " in 1974 . The Falcons have competed every year in the league since 1968 . In 2012 , the Falcons would attempt to win the Sutherland Cup for the first time in six tries . They would end up defeating the Brantford Eagles " 4 - games - to - 2 " to clinch their first ever OHA Junior B championship . The 2013 - 14 Falcons had won the 2013 - 14 Golden Horseshoe regular season crown with the best record by a Junior B team since the 1980s ( 45 - 3 - 1 ) , but were caught with two many imports against the Caledonia Corvairs and Welland Jr . Canadians . Due to the protest by those two teams to the Ontario Hockey Association , the Falcons were stripped of the two victories , which slipped them back to second place in the standings ( 43 - 5 - 1 ) and allowed Caledonia a superior record ( 45 - 3 - 1 ) and playoff seed . Memorable Games . On March 26th , 2006 the St . Catharines Falcons played one of the most memorable games in their history . In Game 6 of the semi - finals against the Thorold Blackhawks , the team played an epic four - overtime game . Ironically , if the falcons had won they would have played game 7 on the same day game 6 ended .
Dustin Walsh Dustin Walsh ( born March 20 , 1991 in Shannonville , Ontario ) is a Canadian centre playing for Dartmouth College . He played Tier II Junior " A " for the Quinte West Pack , Trenton Hercs , and Kingston Voyageurs from 2007 to 2009 . The Montreal Canadiens chose him 169th overall in the 2009 NHL Entry Draft . He joined Dartmouth in 2009 - 10 .
Fort McMurray Oil Barons The Fort McMurray Oil Barons are an ice hockey team in the Alberta Junior Hockey League . They play in Fort McMurray , Alberta , Canada at the Casman Centre , capacity 1 , 937 . History . Born in 1981 - 82 as an expansion franchise , the Oil Barons have been a dominant force in the AJHL in recent years . In 2000 , the Oil Barons hosted the Royal Bank Cup , capturing the national champions in front of their hometown fans . In November 2010 , the Oil Barons hosted the Northern Classic against the Drayton Valley Thunder . The game was the first known outdoor game in AJHL history and set the league ' s attendance record . In August 2011 , the Oil Barons traveled to Omsk , Russia to play in the World Junior Club Cup tournament hosted by teams of their top tier junior Minor Hockey League . On August 26 , the Oil Barons defeated Mytishchi Atlantes 4 - 2 in exhibition action . On August 27 , the Oil Barons played 2011 Russian Champion Red Army in another exhibition game , this time losing 7 - 0 . The tournament ran from August 30 until September 4 . On August 30 , Fort McMurray played Belarus ' s Dinamo - Shinnik and lost 3 - 0 , on August 31 Sweden ' s Malmö Redhawks and lost 3 - 2 , and September 2 they lost to the Czech Republic ' s Energie Karlovy Vary 4 - 1 - finishing last in their division . These teams are all top tier European clubs , while Fort McMurray plays in the second highest level of Canadian junior hockey , behind Major Junior . In the summer of 2014 , after one of the best regular seasons in franchise history , the Oil Barons unexpectedly released head coach and general manager Gord Thibodeau . After a lengthy search , the Barons hired former Ottawa Senators assistant coach Curtis Hunt to replace him . Hunt retained third - year assistant coach Ryan Allen on the staff , but longtime assistant Tom Keca parted ways with the organization . Hunt added former Senators goalie Mike Brodeur to the staff as the team ' s new goaltending and video coach . In 2015 , the Oil Barons will host the third - ever Western Canada Cup , earning an automatic berth in the tournament that pits them against the champions of British Columbia , Alberta , Saskatchewan , and Manitoba , with two spots at the Royal Bank Cup up for grabs . Season - by - season record . " Note : GP = Games played , W = Wins , L = Losses , T / OTL = Ties / Overtime losses , SOL = Shootout losses , Pts = Points , GF = Goals for , GA = Goals against " NHL alumni . The following former Oil Barons have gone on to play in the NHL :
Pacific Coast Junior Hockey League The Pacific Coast Junior Hockey League was a Canadian Junior " A " ice hockey league operating in British Columbia in the 1960s and 1970s . History . The Pacific Coast Junior Hockey League first operated from 1962 until 1967 as Junior " A " hockey league . Their champion each of those 5 seasons was the New Westminster Royals , who then proceeded to the Mowat Cup to play against the champions of the Okanagan Junior Hockey League and the Kootenay Junior Hockey League for the right to move on into the Memorial Cup playoffs . The league folded in 1967 and New Westminster and the Victoria Cougars jumped to the British Columbia Junior Hockey League . In 1974 , the league was restarted as a Tier II Junior " A " by Fred Page . Fred Page was a Canadian Amateur Hockey Association executive , who later had the Fred Page Cup and the BCHL ' s Championship Trophy named after him . The league continued to run until 1979 , when Fred Page agreed to allow a merger between the BCJHL and the PCJHL . The league ' s top team at that time was the Richmond Sockeyes .
1957 - 58 Saskatchewan Intermediate Playoffs Intermediate A . Semi Finals . " 2 games total goals " Yorkton Millers beat Estevan Miners 13 goals to 6 . Kenaston - Saskatoon Tigers beat Swift Current Indians 15 goals to 11 . Final . " 2 games total goals " Yorkton Millers beat Kenaston - Saskatoon Tigers 15 goals to 7 . Intermediate B . Provincial Final . " 2 games total goals " Eston beat Gravelbourg 11 goals to 4 . Intermediate A - B . Provincial Final . " 2 games total goals " Yorkton Millers beat Eston 22 goals to 12 . Yorkton Millers advanced to the 1957 - 58 Western Canada Intermediate Playoffs . See Also . List of Saskatchewan Intermediate Playoffs
Richard Farda Richard Farda ( born November 8 , 1945 in Brno , Czechoslovakia ) is a retired professional ice hockey player who played in the Czechoslovak Extraliga and World Hockey Association . He played for HC Brno , Toronto Toros , and Birmingham Bulls . He won a bronze medal at the 1972 Winter Olympics . In the World Hockey Association Farda played in 177 games and scored 34 goals and 86 assists .
List of National Hockey League records ( team ) This is a list of regular season records by National Hockey League teams . Notes : The length of the above seasons varies from 70 to 84 games . Ties were only recorded between 1982 & 2004 . Streaks . Longest winning streak Longest winning streak to start the season Longest undefeated streak Longest losing streak Longest winless streak Longest undefeated streak to end the season Longest undefeated streak to start the season
1954 - 55 Edinburgh Trophy Final This was held between the champions of the Quebec Hockey League and the Western Hockey League ( minor pro ) . All the games were held in eastern Canada because of the expense of travelling across country and the travel time involved . Cross - country filghts were not that common yet . These games were held after the Stanley Cup Playoffs in order to minimize competition from television and radio broadcasts of the Stanley Cup games . Final . " Best of 9 " April 23 Goal by Horvath at 19 . 39 2nd period overtime . Shawinigan Falls Cataractes beat Edmonton Flyers 5 wins to 2 . Shawinigan Falls Cataractes won the Edinburgh Trophy . Second Game Brawl . A full scale , bench - clearing brawl broke out with less than four minutes left in the second game . It was started by a high - sticking duel between Connie Broden of Shawinigan and Ed Stankiewicz of Edmonton . When the fight ended the referee gave out misconduct penalties to everyone on both teams except for the minimum ten players ( five per team ) needed to finish the game . Financial . The series was a financial success with a total attendance of over 53 , 000 and a gross gate of over $ 65 , 000 . The Cataractes received $ 10 , 000 for winning and the Flyers got $ 7500 . 65 % of the net profits went to the Quebec Hockey League and 35 % went to the Western Hockey League .
Kevin Hatcher Kevin Hatcher ( born 9 September 1966 in Detroit , Michigan ) is a retired American defenseman who played in the NHL for 17 seasons between 1984 and 2001 for the Washington Capitals , Dallas Stars , Pittsburgh Penguins , New York Rangers and Carolina Hurricanes . He is the older brother of former NHL player Derian Hatcher . Hatcher was drafted 17th overall in the 1984 NHL Entry Draft by the Washington Capitals , a team he would have the most of his NHL success with . Hatcher played 1 , 157 career NHL games , scoring 227 goals and 450 assists for 677 points . He also registered 1 , 392 career penalty minutes . Hatcher ' s best season offensively was the 1992 – 93 season , when he scored 34 goals and 79 points , both career highs . His 34 goals that season led all NHL defensemen .
Fred Doherty Frederick " Doc " Doherty ( born June 15 , 1887 , February 12 , 1961 ) was a Canadian professional ice hockey right winger who played 1 game in the National Hockey League for the Montreal Canadiens . He was born in Norwood , Ontario . He spent most of the seasons 1908 to 1911 in the Ontario Professional Hockey League where he was a star for the team from Galt . In 1909 - 10 he scored 25 goals in 20 games for Galt . In 1911 Doherty moved to the Maritime Professional Hockey League where he was an equally proficient scorer until 1913 when he moved to the National Hockey Association . He spent three years in that league and then two years in the Canadian military during World War I . Doherty played in two Stanley Cup challenges - in 1910 with Galt and in 1912 with the Moncton Victorias . He made a comeback with the Montreal Canadiens in 1918 - 19 but only lasted one game before retiring .
Iveta Karafiatova Iveta Karafiatova ( born May 14 , 1988 in Bratislava , Slovakia ) , is a Slovak female forward . Karafiatova participated in the 2010 Vancouver Winter Games for Slovakia . Playing career . Karafiatova , along with fellow Slovakian national team members Zuzana Tomcikova , and Martina Velickova played on boys ' teams until Slovakian league rules stated they could not play once they turned 16 . All three continued their careers by playing hockey in Saskatchewan for head coach Barrett Kropf at Caronport High School in 2004 . Karafiatova , Tomcikova , and Velickova played for the Caronport Lady Cougars but Karafiatova and Tomcikova also played on the boys team . She was part of the Slovakian roster that defeated Bulgaria by an 82 - 0 score in September 2008 in the Olympic Pre - Qualification tournament in Latvia . In the win , she accumulated 11 points . In 2009 , she competed in the 2009 IIHF World Women ’ s Championship Division I , which was played in Graz , Austria . She was part of the Slovak team that qualified for the top division of the 2011 World Women ' s Championships . Vancouver Winter Games . She played for Slovakia in the 2010 Olympics . It was the first time that Slovakia competed in women ' s ice hockey outside of Europe . Of note , she was the captain of the Slovakian national team at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Games . Her first Olympic women ' s ice hockey game came on February 13 , 2010 against Canada . Slovakia lost the game by an 18 - 0 mark and she was penalized for roughing in the first period . She did not register any points in the Olympic tournament as Slovakia finished in eighth place . Personal . Karafiatova attended university in Linkopings , Sweden , where she played defense on the varsity hockey team . References .
Hypo - Arena The Hypo - Arena is a football stadium in Klagenfurt , Austria . It has a capacity of over 32 , 000 . On January 9 , 2010 , there was a hockey game here between Klagenfurt AC and EC VSV in front of 30 , 500 fans .
Bangladesh Bangladesh is a country in southeast Asia . Dhaka is the capital and largest city . There is an ice rink with hockey activities in Dhaka There is also field hockey and roller skating in Bangladesh , field hockey being one of the more popular sports in the country .
Newfoundland Hockey League Newfoundland Hockey League is a Senior Hockey League that started back up for the 2011 - 12 season . The league was disolved in June of 2014 when four of the six members left the league to form the Central / West Senior Hockey League . The four withdrawing members were from the western portion of the island . The remaining two members were previously members of the Avalon East Senior Hockey League . 2011 - 12 Season Playoffs semifinals Final 2012 / 2013 The Corner Brook Royals were named the Western Royals . Mount Pearl withdrew from the league The Gander Flyers joined the league
Sinuhe Wallinheimo Mika Sinuhe Wallinheimo ( born March 9 , 1972 in Jyväskylä , Finland ) is a Finnish former professional ice hockey goaltender . As the last team he represented JYP in the SM - liiga . International play . Wallinheimo was selected to the 2006 Men ' s World Ice Hockey Championships as the third goaltender . Wallinheimo was dropped from the roster when Antero Niittymäki joined the team , but he made his international debut in a practice game against Denmark . In the 2006 – 07 season , Wallinheimo represented Finland on the Euro Hockey Tour , being chosen best goaltender in both the Ceska Pojistovna Cup and Karjala Tournament . Amateur career . Wallinheimo played for the University of Denver , becoming a league - wide fan favorite for his unusual fan interactions during stoppages of play .
Lorne Lyndon Memorial Trophy The Lorne Lyndon Memorial Trophy is presented annually to the Manitoba Junior Hockey League player who has exhibited the best of sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct combined with a high standard of playing ability . Lorne Lyndon was one of Canada ' s most renowned officials for 20 years , 1933 - 1953 . He officiated six Allan Cup finals , three Memorial Cup finals , and a Alexander Cup final . 1966 - 67 winner Butch Goring went on to a 16 year career in the National Hockey League , winning the NHL ’ s equivalent trophy the Lady Byng in 1978 . He was also a member of the New York Islanders that won four consecutive Stanley Cup s . Past Winners photo gallery
1970 - 71 NJBHL Season = Northumberland Junior B Hockey League = Standings . Pictou Maripacs 18 - 8 - 2 - 38 Semi Finals . " Best of 7 " Pictou Maripacs beat Antigonish Bulldogs 4 wins to 3 . New Glasgow Bombers beat Port Hawkesbury Strait Pirates 4 wins to 1 . Final . " Best of 7 " Pictou Maripacs beat New Glasgow Bombers 4 wins to 1 . See also . Northumberland Junior B Hockey League
President ' s trophy ( Finland ) President ' s Trophy is a Finnish Ice Hockey award given by the Honor Chairman of the Finnish Ice Hockey Federation , Kai Hietaranta . Winners : 1993 - 94 Jari Kurri 1994 - 95 Timo Jutila 1995 - 96 Hannu Virta 1996 - 97 Jarmo Myllys 1997 - 98 Teemu Selänne 1998 - 99 Saku Koivu 1999 - 00 Esa Tikkanen 2000 - 01 Raimo Helminen 2001 - 02 Janne Ojanen 2002 - 03 ( not awarded ) 2003 - 04 Päivi Halonen ( first woman to win the award ) 2004 - 05 Ville Peltonen 2005 - 06 Erkka Westerlund
Newmarket Flyers History . The Newmarket Flyers were a junior A team . They were originally the Seneca Flyers who moved to Newmarket in 1975 . The team folded in 1986 . Top players included Larry Carroll and Jeff Beukeboom . Season - by - Season Results . Ontario Provincial Junior A Hockey League & Ontario Junior Hockey League
1976 – 77 Montreal Canadiens season The 1976 – 77 Montreal Canadiens season was the Canadiens ' 68th season . The Canadiens won their 20th Stanley Cup in 1976 – 77 , taking the NHL championship . They set an NHL record for most points in a season by a team with 132 points . They outscored opponents by 216 goals in 80 games for an average of 2 . 7 goals a game . Of the 24 players on the roster , 14 were drafted by the Canadiens including : Pierre Bouchard , Rick Chartraw , Brian Engblom , Bob Gainey , Rejean Houle , Guy Lafleur , Michel Larocque , Pierre Mondou , Bill Nyrop , Doug Risebrough , Larry Robinson , Steve Shutt , Mario Tremblay , and Murray Wilson . The only player on the roster not developed by the Canadiens was Peter Mahovlich . Playoffs . Stanley Cup Final . Jacques Lemaire scored three game - winning goals , including the Cup winner in overtime . Guy Lafleur won the Conn Smythe Trophy for scoring 9 goals and 17 assists during the playoffs . Boston Bruins vs . Montreal Canadiens " Montreal wins the series 4 – 0 . " " Guy Lafleur won the Conn Smythe Trophy as playoff MVP . " Awards and records . 1977 Montreal Canadiens Stanley Cup Champions . Ken Dryden , Serge Savard , Guy Lapointe , Larry Robinson , Bill Nyrop , Pierre Bouchard , Jimmy Roberts , Rick Chartraw , Brian Engblom , Guy Lafleur , Steve Shutt , Peter Mahovlich , Yvan Cournoyer , Jacques Lemaire , Yvon Lambert , Bob Gainey , Doug Jarvis , Doug Risebrough , Murray Wilson , Mario Tremblay , Rejean Houle , Pierre Mondou , Mike Polich , Michel Larocque , Scotty Bowman ( coach ) , Sam Pollock ( general manager ) , Eddy Palchak , Pierre Meilleur ( trainers ) References . < / div >