Team Streak Stats Finder - Hockey

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Longest streak of consecutive games, from 1917-18 to 2023-24, in the regular season, requiring Wins = 1, sorted by most games matching criteria.
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Playoff Round
Team Won Series
Streak Options
Streak at least games long
Note: By NHL rule, for purposes of official NHL records, streaks are only counted if contained within a single season.
Span of Games
Team Game No.

Overall team game in season, or playoff season if "playoffs" is selected above.

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Streak Stat Events (G, A, shots, etc.)

Wins

Team Filters (Won Cup, Made Playoffs, etc...)

Franchise
Team Won Stanley Cup
Team Made Playoffs

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Opponent
Game Result
Game Location
Game Month
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Data coverage: NHL all-time (since 1917-18) unless otherwise noted. Even Strength, Power Play, and Short-Handed Goals available since 1933-34. Plus/Minus and Shots available since 1959-60. Time on Ice available since 1998-99.

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