1924–25 Toronto St. Patricks season

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The 1924–25 Toronto St. Patricks season was Toronto's eighth in the National Hockey League (NH). The St. Pats qualified for the playoffs for the first time since the 1921–22 season, finishing second. The St. Pats lost to the Montreal Canadiens in what turned out to be the NHL championship when Hamilton was suspended..

League2nd NHL
1924–25 record19–11–0
Home record10–5–0
Road record9–6–0
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1924–25 Toronto St. Patricks
League2nd NHL
1924–25 record19–11–0
Home record10–5–0
Road record9–6–0
Goals for90
Goals against84
Team information
General managerCharles Querrie
CoachEddie Powers
CaptainJohn Ross Roach
ArenaArena Gardens
Team leaders
GoalsBabe Dye (38)
AssistsHap Day (17)
PointsBabe Dye (46)
Penalty minutesBert Corbeau (76)
WinsJohn Ross Roach (19)
Goals against averageJohn Ross Roach (2.80)
← 1923–24
1925–26 â†’
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Offseason

The team's majority shares held by Percy and Fred Hambly were sold to the partnership of mining magnate J. P. Bickell and movie theater impresario Nathan L. Nathanson, managing director of the Famous Players Theatre chain. Part-owner Charlie Querrie retained his minority ownership.[1]

Regular season

Final standings

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National Hockey League
GP W L T GF GA Pts
Hamilton Tigers3019101906039
Toronto St. Patricks3019110908438
Montreal Canadiens3017112935636
Ottawa Senators3017121836635
Montreal Maroons309192456520
Boston Bruins3062404911912
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Note: W = Wins, L = Losses, T = Ties, GF = Goals For, GA = Goals Against, Pts = Points
       Teams that qualified for the playoffs are highlighted in bold.

Record vs. opponents

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1924–25 NHL Records [3]
Team BOS HAM MTL MTM OTT TOR
Boston —1–52–43–30–60–6
Hamilton 5–1—3–34–23–2–14–2
M. Canadiens 4–23–3—4–0–23–33–3
M. Maroons 3–32–40–4–2—2–42–4
Ottawa 6–02–3–13–34–2—2–4
Toronto 6–02–43–34–24–2—
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Schedule and results

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1924–25 regular season[4]
November
GameResultDateScoreOpponentRecord
1LNovember 29, 19241–7@ Montreal Canadiens (1924–25)0–1–0
December
GameResultDateScoreOpponentRecord
2WDecember 3, 19245–3Boston Bruins (1924–25)1–1–0
3LDecember 5, 19243–10Hamilton Tigers (1924–25)1–2–0
4WDecember 10, 19246–3@ Ottawa Senators (1924–25)2–2–0
5LDecember 13, 19241–3Montreal Maroons (1924–25)2–3–0
6LDecember 17, 19242–5Montreal Canadiens (1924–25)2–4–0
7WDecember 22, 192410–1@ Boston Bruins (1924–25)3–4–0
8LDecember 25, 19241–8@ Hamilton Tigers (1924–25)3–5–0
9LDecember 27, 19243–4Ottawa Senators (1924–25)3–6–0
January
GameResultDateScoreOpponentRecord
10WJanuary 1, 19252–1@ Montreal Maroons (1924–25)4–6–0
11LJanuary 3, 19251–3Montreal Canadiens (1924–25)4–7–0
12WJanuary 5, 19253–2@ Boston Bruins (1924–25)5–7–0
13WJanuary 10, 19253–1Hamilton Tigers (1924–25)6–7–0
14WJanuary 14, 19253–2Ottawa Senators (1924–25)7–7–0
15LJanuary 17, 19251–2@ Montreal Maroons (1924–25)7–8–0
16WJanuary 21, 19254–2@ Montreal Canadiens (1924–25)8–8–0
17WJanuary 24, 19254–3Boston Bruins (1924–25)9–8–0
18LJanuary 28, 19250–4@ Hamilton Tigers (1924–25)9–9–0
19WJanuary 31, 19252–1@ Ottawa Senators (1924–25)10–9–0
February
GameResultDateScoreOpponentRecord
20WFebruary 4, 19253–2Montreal Maroons (1924–25)11–9–0
21WFebruary 7, 19255–4Montreal Canadiens (1924–25)12–9–0
22WFebruary 10, 19255–1@ Boston Bruins (1924–25)13–9–0
23WFebruary 14, 19253–1Hamilton Tigers (1924–25)14–9–0
24WFebruary 18, 19254–2Ottawa Senators (1924–25)15–9–0
25WFebruary 21, 19252–1@ Montreal Maroons (1924–25)16–9–0
26WFebruary 25, 19253–1@ Montreal Canadiens (1924–25)17–9–0
27WFebruary 28, 19255–1Boston Bruins (1924–25)18–9–0
March
GameResultDateScoreOpponentRecord
28LMarch 4, 19252–3@ Hamilton Tigers (1924–25)18–10–0
29LMarch 7, 19250–3@ Ottawa Senators (1924–25)18–11–0
30WMarch 9, 19253–0Montreal Maroons (1924–25)19–11–0

Legend:   Win (2 points)   Loss (0 points)   Tie (1 point)

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Playoffs

The St. Pats lost to the third-place Montreal Canadiens in a two-game, total-goals series 5–2. As the Hamilton Tigers went on strike, the Canadiens were named NHL champion.

More information 1925 Stanley Cup playoffs, Game ...
1925 Stanley Cup playoffs[4]
NHL championship vs. (3) Montreal Canadiens – Canadiens win 5 goals to 2 goals
GameDateHomeScoreVisitorScoreOT
1March 11Montreal Canadiens3Toronto St. Patricks2
2March 13Toronto St. Patricks0Montreal Canadiens2

Legend:   Win   Loss

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Player statistics

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Regular season
Scoring
Player Pos GP G A Pts PIM
Babe DyeRW293884641
Jack AdamsC2721103167
Hap DayD2610122233
Bert McCaffreyRW/D301061612
Bert CorbeauD30461074
Albert HolwayD2522420
Mike NevilleC131234
Lloyd AndrewsLW71010
Alvin FisherRW91014
Reg NobleC/D31018
Reg ReidLW271012
Rod SmylieW111010
Billy StuartD40112
Charlie CotchLW50000
Stan JacksonLW30007
John Ross RoachG300000
Chris SpeyerD20000
Goaltending
Player MIN GP W L T GA GAA SO
John Ross Roach18003019110842.801
Team:18003019110842.801
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Playoffs
Scoring
Player Pos GP G A Pts PIM
Jack AdamsC21017
Bert McCaffreyRW/D21014
Bert CorbeauD200010
Hap DayD20000
Babe DyeRW20000
Albert HolwayD20000
Mike NevilleC20000
Reg ReidLW20000
John Ross RoachG20000
Rod SmylieW10000
Goaltending
Player MIN GP W L GA GAA SO
John Ross Roach12020252.500
Team:12020252.500
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Note:
Pos = Position;GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; PIM = Penalty minutes; +/- = Plus/minus; PPG = Power-play goals; SHG = Short-handed goals; GWG = Game-winning goals
Pos = Position;GP = Games played; Min, TOI = Minutes played; W = Wins; L = Losses; T,T/OT = Ties; OTL = Overtime losses; GA = Goals-against; GAA = Goals-against average; SO = Shutouts; SA = Shots against; SV = Shots saved;SV% = Save percentage;

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