Detroit Red Wings vs. Toronto Maple Leafs: 1942 Stanley Cup Finals

Table of Contents

1917–1942: Founding

  • Origins
    • Eddie Livingstone
      • Later court battles
  • Founding
  • Early years
    • Joe Malone
    • WCHL
  • Expansion in the 1920s
  • Toronto Maple Leafs
    • Maple Leafs Gardens
    • Conn Smythe
    • Ace Bailey
    • 1942 Stanley Cup Finals
  • Great Depression
    • Initial team foldings
    • Howie Morenz
    • Chicago's All-American team
    • Six-team league
  • Rules and innovations
    • Clint Benedict

1942–1967: Original Six

  • World War II and after
  • Maurice Richard
  • Television
  • Dynasties
    • Detroit Red Wings
    • Toronto Maple Leafs
      • 1967 Stanley Cup Finals
    • Montreal Canadiens
  • Breaking the colour barrier
  • Norris Hockey League
  • Expansion
  • Rules and innovations
    • Goaltending
  • Unionization
    • Alan Eagleson

1967–1992: Expansion era

  • Expansion years
    • Broad Street Bullies
  • World Hockey Associaton
    • Bobby Orr
  • Summit Series
    • Legacy
  • Twenty-one teams
  • Wayne Gretzky
  • Fall of the Iron Curtain
  • Rules and innovations
  • Entry draft

1992–present: Modern era

  • Pre-first lockout
  • Labour issues
    • Background
    • 1994–95 lockout
    • 2004–05 lockout
  • Dead-puck era
  • Mario Lemieux
  • Post-second lockout
  • Rules and innovations

Appendices

  • Timeline of the National Hockey League
  • Bibliography
 
  




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