NHL Playoffs

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http://www.baseball-almanac.com/ws/wssweeps.shtml

The above link indicates World Series won 4 games to none. However, it also show 2 ties in the 1907 and 1922 World Series, so those were technically 5-game series, not 4.

20 minutes, and every subsequent overtime until a goal is scored

Wayne Gretzky scored 52 goals and assisted on 163 others for 215 points during the 1985-86 season. Gretzky also holds the playoff scoring record with 17 goals and 30 assists during the 1985 playoffs. Those 47 playoff points along with his 208 regular season points in 1984-85 are an NHL record for points in one season including playoffs.

In 1983, the Boston Bruins Rick Middleton, scored 19 points (5 goals, 14 assists) in a division final series. In 1988 Wayne Gretzky scored 13 points (3 goals, 10 assists) for the Edmonton Oilers in a final series.

The New York Islanders won 4 straight Stanley Cups (1980-1983).

In 1984, they went back to the Stanley Cup Finals for the 5th straight time but ultimately lost to the Edmonton Oilers in 5 games.

The Oilers had lost the Stanley Cup Finals to the Islanders in 1983.

The 2010 season was the last time the New York Jets went to the playoffs. They defeated the Indianapolis Colts and the New England Patriots, before losing in the AFC Championship game to the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Looking historically, the most penalty minutes (PIM) in one season were acquired by Dave Schultz of Philadelphia in the 1974-1975 season, totaling 472 PIM.

Total PIM acquired can be slightly skewed simply due to the length of time that the player played in the league. Longer career equals potential for more PIM. Historically, if looking at a players "combined seasons", the player with the most PIM was Tiger Williams, who played from 1975-1988 and acquired 3,966 PIM. Rounding out the top 5 are Dale Hunter (3,565), Tie Domi (3,515), Marty McSorley (3,381), and Bob Probert (3,300).

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Yes.Kevin Bieksa is married to Katie and they have 2 kids.Cole( son) and Reese( daughter).

The highest remaining seed in the conference (Eastern or Western) plays the lowest remaining seed in their respective conference. Then the next highest seed gets the next lowest possible seed, and so on.

For example, if after round #1 seeds 1, 2, 4, and 6 remain; 1 plays 6, and 2 plays 4.

NHL players get paid for the whole season, but not the playoffs. There is often team bonuses for the players to split in the playoffs.

Players get paid every 2 weeks, just like most common jobs, and their paychecks are calculated by their salary divided by the amount of 2 week periods in the season (presumably from training camp until the end of the regular season).

Well considering both teams are doing amazing right now, the top two would have to be the Detroit Red Wings and the Pittsburgh Penguins. They're first and second in the league and each are first in their conferences.

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At least 1, at most - 5. A team that finished first in a division goes to play-offs directly, regardless the points it collected in a regular season. This makes 3 (out of 8, for East and West) play-off spots taken by division leaders. The rest 5 spots can be teams from different divisions - or even same division, ranked by points in east/west conference.

Yes. There is no rule not allowing a team to win back-to-back championships. If a team has the skill to pull of consecutive Stanley Cup wins.

yes he did after snapping his neck when he got tripped and slid into the boards. :)

The Toronto Maple Leafsdefeated the Montreal Canadiensin the 1947 Stanley Cup Final to win their sixth Stanley Cup championship.

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This year in the 2nd round the Montreal Canadiens came back to beat the Boston Bruins when they were trailing three games to none.