Who is the worst team to win the Stanley Cup Finals?
Based on regular season winning percentage, the
1938 Chicago Black Hawks
were the worst team to win the Stanley Cup Finals.
They finished the regular season with only a 14-25-9 record, but
they not only made the Stanley Cup Final, but they beat the Toronto Maple Leafs to win the championship.
Has a team with a losing record ever won the Stanley Cup Finals?
Yes, the
1938 Chicago Black Hawks
(14-25-9),
1949 Toronto Maple Leafs
(22-25-13) and
2012 Los Angeles Kings
(40-27-15)
all won the Stanley Cup Finals with a losing record.
Has a team with a losing record ever won the Stanley Cup Finals the next season?
Yes, this has happened 10 times in history. The
1925 Montreal Maroons
(9-19-2),
1937 Chicago Black Hawks
(14-27-7),
1942 Detroit Red Wings
(19-25-4),
1990 Pittsburgh Penguins
(32-40-8),
1946 Toronto Maple Leafs
(19-24-7),
1933 Chicago Black Hawks
(16-20-12),
1935 Detroit Red Wings
(19-22-7),
1993 New York Rangers
(34-39-11),
2010 Boston Bruins
(39-30-13) and
1960 Chicago Black Hawks
(28-29-13)
all won the Stanley Cup Finals the next season after having a losing record.
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