List of NHL longest winning streaks - Wikipedia
They have won their last 8 last year and first 5 this year.
Sandwiched by a pretty crappy playoff but impressive none the less.
Winnipeg Jets are tied for the 11th longest winning streak (reg season) of all time
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They have won their last 8 last year and first 5 this year.
Sandwiched by a pretty crappy playoff but impressive none the less.
Is this a thing that the league/statisticians keep track of? It's a nice stat but I've never been a fan of "bridge" streaks, winning or losing. New season, new streak. What happened last season is part of last season's record. I just consider them to have a 5 game winning streak.
Well, no matter how you view it, they have won 13 regular season games in a row.
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I don't respect streaks that cover 2 different seasons.List of NHL longest winning streaks - Wikipedia
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They have won their last 8 last year and first 5 this year.
Sandwiched by a pretty crappy playoff but impressive none the less.
And it's not tied for 8th according to your link, it's tied for 11th.
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Lots of teams have huge streaks if you ignore the losses in-between....List of NHL longest winning streaks - Wikipedia
They have won their last 8 last year and first 5 this year.
Sandwiched by a pretty crappy playoff but impressive none the less.
Real streak would be end of last season, playoffs, this year.
Like the Chiefs. This is just BS, they had losses in between.
Like the Chiefs. This is just BS, they had losses in between.
That's kind of the point. They haven't had any regular season losses in between.
You're right, 11th. Maybe a mod can edit.
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Doesn't matter, Hellybuck will just choke in the playoffs like he normally does.
and so will the entire leafs roster
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We're cup favourites this year truthfully speaking...
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The Leafs are competitive in their playoff series at least....
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yup, each year you get more and more respect in the handshake line............
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BlueAzN
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1. Top of the division with a game in hand
2. Made the playoffs every year since 2017
3. Best goal scorer in the league, if not the best player outright
4. Physical defensive team
5. Historic franchise with a history of winning
Alright now I know you're trolling
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Do people really need to shit on great players that have bad playoffs in every thread with "buuuut the playoffs"? I see this with Panarin. Can't say anything good about him without "buuuut the playoffs".
If I view it by season they won 5 to end the season last year and have won 8 to start this season.
love that for you guys
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How so?Alright now I know you're trolling
None of the stated was opinion at all. The school system clearly failed you.FanDuel Sportsbook
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Mixing the legendary streaks of the '93 Penguins and the '82 Islanders with weak-sauce streaks from the "no-ties" era of today is a bit disingenuous. Before 2006, the majority of games that went in OT ended up in ties, with no winners. That significantly affects the odds of going on a long streak.
For instance, the Oilers have the second biggest winning streak with 16 wins but in reality, it's a 3-game winning streak. The 4th game would have been a tie under the old rules and was won in a shootout.
That 17 streak by the Penguins in 93 is insane. It just highlights how much that team was stacked. It looks like someone's messing around on the playstation. AND it was coached by the best of all times as well, Scotty Bowman.
For instance, the Oilers have the second biggest winning streak with 16 wins but in reality, it's a 3-game winning streak. The 4th game would have been a tie under the old rules and was won in a shootout.
That 17 streak by the Penguins in 93 is insane. It just highlights how much that team was stacked. It looks like someone's messing around on the playstation. AND it was coached by the best of all times as well, Scotty Bowman.
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