1920-21 NHL season

The 1920-21 NHL season was the 4th regular season of the National Hockey League. Each team played 24 games.

Contents

1 Regular Season

1.1 Standings
1.2 Leading Scorers

2 Stanley Cup Playoffs

2.1 Stanley Cup Finals

3 Related topics

Regular Season

After just one season, the Quebec Bulldogs move to Hamilton, Ontario to become the Hamilton Tigers. The Stanley Cup Finals were played between the Vancouver Millionaires versus the Ottawa Senators, alternating between Pacific Coast Hockey Association and NHL rules. Ottawa won the series 5-1. The attendance during the series averaged 10,000 people which was great for its time.

Standings

Team	W	L	GF	GA	PTS
Toronto St. Pats	15	9	105	100	30
Ottawa Senators	14	10	97	75	28
Montreal Canadiens	13	11	112	99	26
Hamilton Tigers	6	18	92	132	12

Leading Scorers

Player, Club---------------------GP-G--A--PTS Newsy Lalonde , Montreal-----------24-33-8--41 Cy Denneny , Ottawa----------------24-34-5--39 Cecil Dye , Hamilton, Toronto------24-35-2--37 Joe Malone, Hamilton--------------20-30-4--34 Harry Cameron , Toronto------------24-18-9--27 George Prodgers , Hamilton---------23-18-8--26 Reg Noble , Toronto----------------24-20-6--26 Corbett Denneny , Toronto----------20-17-6--23 Frank Nighbor , Ottawa-------------24-18-3--21 Louis Berlinquette , Montreal------24-12-9--21

GP = Games Played, G = Goals, A = Assists, PTS = Points

Stanley Cup Playoffs

The Stanley Cup Finals took place in Vancouver, British Columbia between the Vancouver Millionaires versus the Ottawa Senators, alternating between PCHA and NHL rules. Ottawa won the series 5-1. The attendance per game during the series averaged 10,000 people which was great for its time.

All dates in 1921

Stanley Cup Finals

Ottawa vs. Vancouver

Ottawa wins series 5-1