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JoinTheBattle OP t1_is48vkq wrote
Reply to comment by Snoo63541 in A progressive timeline of the all-time win % for all 32 active NHL teams by JoinTheBattle
They sure did. One of the greatest collections of talent the league has seen in the modern era captained by the greatest player ever.
For anyone curious, here's the best teams by decade since 1920:
Decade | Team | Record | Pts % |
---|---|---|---|
1920s | Ottawa Senators | 182-101-35 | .627 |
1930s | Boston Bruins | 261-151-60 | .617 |
1940s | Toronto Maple Leafs | 253-196-75 | .554 |
1950s | Detroit Red Wings | 362-208-130 | .610 |
1960s | Montreal Canadiens | 384-201-125 | .629 |
1970s | Montreal Canadiens | 499-155-134 | .718 |
1980s | Edmonton Oilers | 446-250-104 | .623 |
1990s | Detroit Red Wings | 418-264-102 | .598 |
2000s | Detroit Red Wings | 457-177-50-54 | .690 |
2010s | Washington Capitals | 462-233-91 | .646 |
JoinTheBattle OP t1_is4629q wrote
Reply to comment by Saucialiste in A progressive timeline of the all-time win % for all 32 active NHL teams by JoinTheBattle
Then on the other end of the spectrum you have my Blue Jackets. Thank God for Seattle. 😐😭
JoinTheBattle OP t1_is45xt2 wrote
Reply to comment by drbobsled in A progressive timeline of the all-time win % for all 32 active NHL teams by JoinTheBattle
I was surprised by that as well. Looking at their season-by-season record they've been quietly really consistent over the years, as opposed to some other teams on this list that have had really high highs and really low lows.
Then you have my Blue Jackets, which have mostly been really low lows. 😭
JoinTheBattle OP t1_is5hlak wrote
Reply to comment by Saucialiste in A progressive timeline of the all-time win % for all 32 active NHL teams by JoinTheBattle
Yep. Then the league (correctly) decided to not repeat the same mistakes with Vegas, but overcorrected, making our expansion rules look even worse in hindsight.
(But that doesn't excuse how inept our front office was for the first 15 or so years of our existence.)