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1965-66 Toronto Maple Leafs 1965-66 Detroit Red Wings 1965 1965-66 Montreal Canadiens 1965-66 Chicago Blackhawks W L T W L T 41 21 8 OFF 3.41 37 25 8 OFF 3.43 DEF 2.47 DEF 2.67 PLAYER POS GP G A PTS PIM G A PIM PLAYER POS GP G A PTS PIM G A PIM Bobby Rousseau RW 70 30 48 78 20 13 12 2 C Bobby Hull LW 65 54 43 97 70 23 11 9 A Jean Beliveau C 67 29 48 77 50 25 24 8 B Stan Mikita F 68 30 48 78 58 35 23 16 B Henri Richard F 62 22 39 61 47 34 34 13 B Phil Esposito C 69 27 26 53 49 46 30 22 B Claude Provost RW 70 19 36 55 38 42 44 18 B Bill Hay C 68 20 31 51 20 55 38 24 C Gilles Tremblay LW 70 27 21 48 24 53 49 20 B Doug Mohns F 70 22 27 49 63 64 45 32 B Dick Duff LW 63 21 24 45 78 62 55 29 A Chico Maki RW 68 17 31 48 41 71 53 37 B Ralph Backstrom C 67 22 20 42 10 71 60 30 C Ken Wharram C 69 26 17 43 28 82 57 41 B J.C. Tremblay D 59 6 29 35 8 74 67 31 C Eric Nesterenko C 67 15 25 40 58 88 63 48 B Claude Larose RW 64 15 18 33 67 80 72 39 A Pierre Pilote D 51 2 34 36 60 89 72 55 B Jacques Laperriere D 57 6 25 31 85 82 78 49 A Pat Stapleton D 55 4 30 34 52 91 80 62 B Yvan Cournoyer F 65 18 11 29 8 90 81 49 C Ken Hodge RW 63 6 17 23 47 93 84 67 B John Ferguson RW 65 11 14 25 153 95 85 67 A Doug Jarrett D 66 4 12 16 71 95 87 76 A Jean-Guy Talbot D 59 1 14 15 50 - 88 73 B Matt Ravlich D 62 0 16 16 78 - 91 86 A Ted Harris D 53 0 13 13 87 - 92 82 A Lou Angotti (fr NYR) RW 30 4 10 14 12 97 94 87 C Terry Harper D 69 1 11 12 91 - 94 93 A Len Lunde LW 24 4 7 11 4 99 96 88 C Jim Roberts D 70 5 5 10 20 97 96 95 C Elmer Vasko D 56 1 7 8 44 - 97 93 B Dave Balon LW 45 3 7 10 24 98 97 98 B Dennis Hull LW 25 1 5 6 6 - 99 94 C Red Berenson LW 23 3 4 7 12 100 98 99 C Fred Stanfield LW 39 2 2 4 2 100 - - - Noel Price D 15 0 6 6 8 - 100 100 C Glenn Hall GK 64 0 2 2 14 - - 96 C Al MacNeil D 51 0 1 1 34 - 100 100 B Totals 239 393 632 880 Totals 239 391 630 811 12.6 11.6 Goalies GP MIN GA GAA % GM ST Goalies GP MIN GA GAA % GM ST Gump Worsley 51 2899 114 2.36 69 69 Glenn Hall 64 3747 164 2.63 89 89 Charlie Hodge 26 1301 56 2.58 31 100 Dave Dryden 11 453 23 3.05 11 100 Totals 4200 170 2.43 100 Totals 4200 187 2.67 100 1965-66 Toronto Maple Leafs 1965-66 Detroit Red Wings W L T W L T 34 25 11 OFF 2.97 31 27 12 OFF 3.16 DEF 2.67 DEF 2.77 PLAYER POS GP G A PTS PIM G A PIM PLAYER POS GP G A PTS PIM G A PIM Frank Mahovlich LW 68 32 24 56 68 15 7 9 B Gordie Howe RW 70 29 46 75 83 13 13 11 A Bob Pulford F 70 28 28 56 51 29 16 15 B Norm Ullman C 70 31 41 72 35 27 24 15 B Dave Keon C 69 24 30 54 4 41 25 - C Alex Delvecchio C 70 31 38 69 16 42 35 18 C George Armstrong C 70 16 35 51 12 48 36 17 C Floyd Smith F 66 21 28 49 20 51 42 20 C Eddie Shack F 63 26 17 43 88 61 41 28 A Andy Bathgate C 70 15 32 47 25 58 51 23 B Ron Ellis RW 70 19 23 42 24 70 49 31 B Paul Henderson LW 69 22 24 46 34 68 58 28 B Red Kelly C 63 8 24 32 12 74 56 33 C Bruce MacGregor C 70 20 14 34 28 77 62 32 B Tim Horton D 70 6 22 28 76 77 63 42 A Ab McDonald LW 43 6 16 22 6 80 66 - C Larry Hillman D 48 3 25 28 34 78 71 46 B Doug Barkley D 43 5 15 20 65 82 70 41 B Brit Selby LW 61 14 13 27 26 85 75 50 B Gary Bergman D 61 3 16 19 96 84 75 54 A Wally Boyer C 46 4 17 21 23 87 80 53 B Bert Marshall D 61 0 19 19 45 - 80 59 B Kent Douglas D 64 6 14 20 97 90 84 65 A Ron Murphy (to BOS) LW 32 10 7 17 10 89 82 61 C Allan Stanley D 59 4 14 18 35 92 89 69 B Parker MacDonald (fr BOS) LW 37 5 12 17 24 91 85 64 C Pete Stemkowski C 56 4 12 16 55 94 92 76 B Bill Gadsby D 58 5 12 17 72 94 89 73 A Orland Kurtenbach C 70 9 6 15 54 98 94 83 B Dean Prentice (fr BOS) LW 19 6 9 15 8 96 91 74 C Marcel Pronovost D 54 2 8 10 34 99 97 87 B Val Fonteyne LW 59 5 10 15 0 99 94 - C Bob Baun D 44 0 6 6 68 - 98 96 B Bryan Watson D 70 2 7 9 133 100 96 91 A Mike Walton C 6 1 3 4 0 - 99 - C Don McKenney C 24 1 4 5 6 - 97 - C Larry Jeffrey LW 20 1 1 2 22 100 100 99 C Leo Boivin (fr BOS) D 16 0 5 5 16 - 98 93 C Terry Sawchuk GK 27 0 1 1 12 100 - 100 C Warren Godfrey D 26 0 4 4 22 - 99 96 C Bob Wall D 8 1 1 2 8 - - 97 C Pit Martin (to BOS) F 10 1 1 2 0 - 100 - C Gary Doak (fr BOS) D 4 0 0 0 12 - - 100 C Totals 207 323 530 795 Totals 219 361 580 764 11.4 10.9 Goalies GP MIN GA GAA % GM ST Goalies GP MIN GA GAA % GM ST Johnny Bower 35 1998 75 2.25 50 50 Roger Crozier 64 3734 173 2.78 90 90 Bruce Gamble 10 501 21 2.51 12 62 Hank Bassen 11 406 17 2.51 10 100 Terry Sawchuk 27 1521 80 3.16 38 100 Totals 4020 176 2.63 100 Totals 4140 190 2.75 100 1965-66 Boston Bruins 1965-66 New York Rangers W L T W L T 21 43 6 OFF 2.49 18 41 11 OFF 2.79 DEF 3.93 DEF 3.73 PLAYER POS GP G A PTS PIM G A PIM PLAYER POS GP G A PTS PIM G A PIM Murray Oliver C 70 18 42 60 30 11 15 4 B Bob Nevin RW 69 29 33 62 10 15 10 1 C Johnny Bucyk LW 63 27 30 57 12 26 26 5 C Don Marshall C 69 26 28 54 6 28 19 2 C Tommy Williams F 70 16 22 38 31 36 33 10 B Jean Ratelle C 67 21 30 51 10 39 28 3 C Ron Stewart C 70 20 16 36 17 48 39 12 C Phil Goyette C 60 11 31 42 6 45 37 4 C Ed Westfall RW 59 9 21 30 42 53 46 17 B Earl Ingarfield C 68 20 16 36 35 55 42 8 B Dean Prentice (to DET) LW 50 7 22 29 10 57 54 19 C Vic Hadfield LW 67 16 19 35 112 64 48 20 A Pit Martin (fr DET) F 41 16 11 27 10 66 58 20 C Harry Howell D 70 4 29 33 92 66 57 31 A John McKenzie (fr NYR) RW 36 13 9 22 36 74 61 25 B Bill Hicke RW 49 9 18 27 21 70 62 33 C Bob Dillabaugh C 53 7 13 20 18 78 66 27 C Rod Gilbert RW 34 10 15 25 20 76 67 36 C Gilles Marotte D 51 3 17 20 52 80 72 34 B Reg Fleming (fr BOS) F 35 10 14 24 124 81 71 50 A Bob Woytowich D 68 2 17 19 75 81 78 43 A Jim Neilson D 65 4 19 23 84 83 77 59 A Ted Green D 27 5 13 18 113 84 83 58 A Doug Robinson LW 51 8 12 20 8 87 80 60 C Junior Langlois D 65 4 10 14 54 86 86 65 B Wayne Hillman D 68 3 17 20 70 89 86 68 A Parker MacDonald (to DET) LW 29 6 4 10 6 90 88 66 C Rod Seiling D 52 5 10 15 24 91 89 71 B Reg Fleming (to NYR) F 34 4 6 10 42 92 90 71 B Mike McMahon D 41 0 12 12 34 - 92 75 B Forbes Kennedy C 50 4 6 10 55 95 92 79 B John McKenzie (to BOS) RW 35 6 5 11 36 94 94 79 B Gary Doak (to DET) D 20 0 8 8 28 - 95 82 B Garry Peters C 63 7 3 10 42 98 95 84 B Don Awrey D 70 4 3 7 74 97 96 91 A Arnie Brown D 64 1 7 8 106 - 97 96 A Leo Boivin (to DET) D 46 0 5 5 34 - 98 95 B Bob Plager D 18 0 5 5 22 - 98 98 C Bill Goldsworthy RW 13 3 1 4 6 99 - 96 C Lou Angotti (to CHI) RW 21 2 2 4 2 99 99 - C Ron Schock C 24 2 2 4 6 100 99 97 C Ray Cullen C 8 1 3 4 0 100 100 - C Barry Ashbee D 14 0 3 3 14 - 100 99 C John Brenneman LW 11 0 0 0 14 100 - 100 C Gary Dornhoefer RW 10 0 1 1 2 - - 100 C Totals 170 282 452 767 Totals 193 328 521 878 11.0 12.5 Goalies GP MIN GA GAA % GM ST Goalies GP MIN GA GAA % GM ST Bernie Parent 39 2083 128 3.69 50 50 Cesare Maniago 28 1613 94 3.50 38 38 Ed Johnston 33 1744 108 3.72 42 92 Ed Giacomin 36 2096 128 3.66 50 88 Gerry Cheevers 7 340 34 6.00 8 100 Don Simmons 11 491 37 4.52 12 100 Totals 4167 270 3.89 100 Totals 4200 259 3.70 100.
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