Longest NHL Losing Streaks In 1925-26

Which NHL team had the longest losing streak in the 1925-26 season?

The Montreal Canadiens had the longest losing streak within the 1925-26 regular season at 12 straight games. During this streak they lost to their opponents by an average of 2.0 goals. The streak started on Feb 13, 1926 and ended on Mar 13, 1926.

Were there any historic NHL losing streaks in the 1925-26 season?

Yes, one losing streak during the 1925-26 NHL season is in the all time top 50 losing streaks in the same season. The 12 game losing streak by the Montreal Canadiens is the 25th longest same season losing streak in NHL history.

Longest 1925-26 NHL Losing Streaks

	Team	Losing Streak	Start	End	Avg Margin of Defeat
1	Montreal Canadiens	12	Feb 13	Mar 13	2.0 goals
2	Pittsburgh Pirates	6	Dec 23	Jan 13	2.2 goals
3	New York Americans	5	Feb 6	Feb 18	3.0 goals
	New York Americans	5	Jan 11	Jan 21	1.6 goals
5	Boston Bruins	4	Dec 11	Dec 22	1.2 goals
	New York Americans	4	Dec 10	Dec 19	2.2 goals
	Toronto St. Patricks	4	Dec 23	Dec 30	2.0 goals
8	Boston Bruins	3	Jan 9	Jan 15	2.3 goals
	Boston Bruins	3	Dec 1	Dec 5	2.3 goals
	Montreal Canadiens	3	Dec 3	Dec 12	3.0 goals
	Montreal Canadiens	3	Jan 16	Jan 23	2.0 goals
	Ottawa Senators	3	Feb 2	Feb 6	1.7 goals
	Pittsburgh Pirates	3	Feb 16	Feb 20	1.3 goals
	Toronto St. Patricks	3	Feb 22	Mar 4	2.3 goals
	Toronto St. Patricks	3	Feb 9	Feb 13	2.0 goals
16	Boston Bruins	2	Mar 9	Mar 12	1.0 goals
	Montreal Canadiens	2	Jan 28	Feb 2	2.0 goals
	Montreal Maroons	2	Jan 27	Jan 30	3.0 goals
	Montreal Maroons	2	Mar 2	Mar 4	2.5 goals
	Montreal Maroons	2	Mar 16	Mar 17	1.5 goals
	New York Americans	2	Mar 4	Mar 6	1.5 goals
	Pittsburgh Pirates	2	Dec 2	Dec 5	1.0 goals
	Toronto St. Patricks	2	Mar 16	Mar 17	4.5 goals
	Toronto St. Patricks	2	Nov 28	Dec 1	1.5 goals