1959-60 NHL Season Summary

Who won the 1959-60 Stanley Cup?

The 1959-60 Stanley Cup Finals winner was the Montreal Canadiens, who defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs in 4 games. The final game was on on Apr 14, 1960, in which the Canadiens won 4-0 on the road.

When was the 1959-60 Stanley Cup Finals?

The 1959-60 Stanley Cup Finals started on Apr 7, 1960 and ended on Apr 14, 1960, lasting 4 games.

Which NHL team had the best regular season record in 1959-60?

The Montreal Canadiens had the best regular season record in the 1959-60 NHL season at 40-18-12.

Which NHL team had the best goal differential in the 1959-60 regular season?

The Montreal Canadiens had the best goal differential in the 1959-60 regular season at +77 goals.

Which NHL team had the worst goal differential in the 1959-60 regular season?

The New York Rangers had the worst goal differential in the 1959-60 regular season at -60 goals.

Which NHL team had the most goals per game in the 1959-60 regular season?

The Montreal Canadiens had the most goals per game in the 1959-60 regular season at 3.64 GPG.

Which NHL team allowed the fewest goals per game in the 1959-60 regular season?

The Montreal Canadiens allowed the fewest goals per game in the 1959-60 regular season at 2.54 goals allowed per game.

1959-60 NHL Standings

	Team	Record	Streak	GPG	GPG Allowed	Goal Differential	Playoff Result
1	Montreal Canadiens	40-18-12	L1	3.64	2.54	+77	Won Final
2	Toronto Maple Leafs	35-26-9	W3	2.84	2.79	+4	Lost Final
3	Chicago Black Hawks	28-29-13	T1	2.73	2.57	+11	Lost Conf Finals
4	Detroit Red Wings	26-29-15	L1	2.66	2.81	-11	Lost Conf Finals
5	Boston Bruins	28-34-8	T1	3.14	3.44	-21
6	New York Rangers	17-38-15	W1	2.67	3.53	-60

1959-60 NHL Season

Season Overview