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NHL playoff team
records |
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Most Stanley Cups |
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Montreal Canadiens -
23 |
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Most consecutive
Stanley Cups |
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Montreal Canadiens - 5
(1956-60) |
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Longest playoff
winning streak |
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Pittsburgh Penguins -
14 (5/9/92-4/25/93) |
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Longest playoff losing
streak |
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Chicago Blackhawks -
16 (1975-80) |
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Most Finals
appearances |
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Montreal Canadiens --
32 |
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Most consecutive
Finals appearances |
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Montreal Canadiens -
10 (1951-60) |
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Most playoff
appearances |
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Montreal Canadiens --
72 |
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Most consecutive
playoff appearances |
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Boston Bruins - 29
(1968-96) |
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Most home wins one
year |
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Edmonton Oilers - 11
(1988) |
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Most road wins one
year |
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New Jersey Devils-10
(1995) |
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Most overtime wins one
year |
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Montreal Canadiens -
10 (1993) |
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Most goals by a team
in a series |
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Edmonton Oilers - 44
(1985 vs. Chicago) |
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Most goals by a team
in one game |
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Edmonton Oilers - 13
(4/9/87 vs. L.A.) |
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Most goals by a team
in one period |
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Montreal Canadiens - 7
(3/30/44 vs. Toronto) |
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Most goals by both
teams, one game |
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18 - Los Angeles 10,
Edmonton 8 (4/7/82) |
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Most power-play goals
in one playoff year |
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Minnesota North Stars
- 35 (1991, 23 games) |
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Most short-handed
goals in one playoff year |
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Edmonton Oilers - 10
(1983, 16 games) |
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Longest overtime |
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116 minutes, 30
seconds, (3/24/36-3/25/36: Detroit 1, Montreal Maroons 0) |
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Shortest overtime |
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Nine seconds (5/18/86:
Montreal 3, Calgary 2) |
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Most overtimes one
year |
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28 in 1993 (85 games
played) |
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Most overtimes one
series |
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Five in 1951. Toronto
defeated Montreal 4-1. |
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