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词条 1973–74 Los Angeles Sharks season
释义

  1. Offseason

  2. Regular season

     Final standings  Game log 

  3. Player stats

  4. Awards and records

  5. Transactions

  6. Draft picks

  7. Farm teams

  8. See also

  9. References

  10. External links

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|Arena=
|League=WHA
|Season=1973–74
|year=1973
|Team=Los Angeles Sharks
|Record=25–53–0
|HomeRecord=
|AwayRecord=
|Division=Western
|DivisionRank=6th
|GeneralManager=
|Coach=Terry Slater,
Ted McCaskill
|Captain=
|GoalsFor=239
|GoalsAgainst=339
|GoalsLeader=
|AssistsLeader=
|PointsLeader=
|next_season=1974–75
}}

The 1973–74 Los Angeles Sharks season was the Los Angeles Sharks' second and final season in Los Angeles in the World Hockey Association. The club finished last in the WHA Western Division and missed the playoffs. They moved to Detroit, MI after the season and became the Michigan Stags.

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Offseason

The Sharks lured promising left wing Marc Tardif from the Montreal Canadiens to jump to the Sharks.

Regular season

The Sharks attempted to build on their first season by signing their first bonafide NHL star in the Montreal Canadiens' Marc Tardif. And while the offense featured five 20 goal scorers (Tardif with 40, Gary Veneruzzo with 39, Brian McDonald with 22, and J.P. LeBlanc and Steve Sutherland with 20 apiece), they still ranked last in the league in scoring. The defense was equally porous, falling from 3rd in the league to 11th (next to last). Last year's #1 goalie George Gardner played only 2 games due to injuries, and Russ Gillow suffered from injuries and the "sophomore jinx" as his GAA went from 2.91 in 1972–73 to 3.98 in 1973–74. The other goalies that were brought in didn't fare much better, with Ian Wilkie sporting an unimpressive 3.91 GAA, Jim McLeod at 4.27, and Paul Hoganson even worse with a 4.68 GAA. The special teams, which were solid the season before, also fell on hard times as the power play ranked 9th and the penalty killing went from 3rd in the league to last. The Sharks ended up with the worst record in the league, and endured losing streaks of 9 and 6 games. The only noteworthy item was that they became the first team ever to have no ties (the WHA 10-minute overtime rule helped, but WHA teams still averaged 4 ties per season).

Final standings

{{1973–74 WHA Western Division standings|team=LAS}}

Game log

Regular season schedule
No.RDateScoreOpponentRecord
1LOctober 13, 19733–4 Houston Aeros (1973–74)0–1–0
2LOctober 16, 19730–3 Toronto Toros (1973–74)0–2–0
3LOctober 18, 19732–7 Chicago Cougars (1973–74)0–3–0
4WOctober 21, 19734–1 @ Vancouver Blazers (1973–74)1–3–0
5WOctober 23, 19734–3 Cleveland Crusaders (1973–74)2–3–0
6LOctober 24, 19732–6 @ Houston Aeros (1973–74)2–4–0
7LOctober 26, 19731–3 @ Cleveland Crusaders (1973–74)2–5–0
8LOctober 27, 19731–3 @ New England Whalers (1973–74)2–6–0
9WOctober 28, 19732–0 @ New York Golden Blades/New Jersey Knights (1973–74)3–6–0
10LOctober 30, 19734–6 Quebec Nordiques (1973–74)3–7–0
11LNovember 2, 19731–5 Minnesota Fighting Saints (1973–74)3–8–0
12LNovember 3, 19734–6 @ Houston Aeros (1973–74)3–9–0
13LNovember 4, 19733–6 @ Toronto Toros (1973–74)3–10–0
14LNovember 6, 19734–5 OT@ Chicago Cougars (1973–74)3–11–0
15WNovember 7, 19733–1 @ Vancouver Blazers (1973–74)4–11–0
16WNovember 9, 19734–2 Toronto Toros (1973–74)5–11–0
17LNovember 11, 19732–6 @ Winnipeg Jets (1973–74)5–12–0
18LNovember 13, 19730–4 @ Edmonton Oilers (1973–74)5–13–0
19LNovember 16, 19733–4 OTCleveland Crusaders (1973–74)5–14–0
20LNovember 18, 19732–5 New England Whalers (1973–74)5–15–0
21WNovember 20, 19736–2 Minnesota Fighting Saints (1973–74)6–15–0
22LNovember 22, 19733–4 Chicago Cougars (1973–74)6–16–0
23WNovember 23, 19732–0 Edmonton Oilers (1973–74)7–16–0
24WNovember 27, 19735–4 OTWinnipeg Jets (1973–74)8–16–0
25WNovember 30, 19735–2 @ Winnipeg Jets (1973–74)9–16–0
26WDecember 1, 19735–4 OT@ Chicago Cougars (1973–74)10–16–0
27LDecember 4, 19732–9 @ Minnesota Fighting Saints (1973–74)10–17–0
28WDecember 6, 19734–3 Houston Aeros (1973–74)11–17–0
29WDecember 12, 19737–2 @ Edmonton Oilers (1973–74)12–17–0
30LDecember 14, 19730–1 @ Winnipeg Jets (1973–74)12–18–0
31LDecember 15, 19734–6 @ Vancouver Blazers (1973–74)12–19–0
32WDecember 16, 19735–3 Vancouver Blazers (1973–74)13–19–0
33LDecember 18, 19732–5 Vancouver Blazers (1973–74)13–20–0
34LDecember 21, 19733–4 @ Minnesota Fighting Saints (1973–74)13–21–0
35LDecember 22, 19733–8 @ Houston Aeros (1973–74)13–22–0
36LDecember 27, 19731–5 New England Whalers (1973–74)13–23–0
37LDecember 30, 19734–6 Houston Aeros (1973–74)13–24–0
38WJanuary 4, 19744–3 Edmonton Oilers (1973–74)14–24–0
39WJanuary 8, 19744–1 Winnipeg Jets (1973–74)15–24–0
40LJanuary 10, 19741–7 @ Quebec Nordiques (1973–74)15–25–0
41LJanuary 12, 19744–5 @ Cleveland Crusaders (1973–74)15–26–0
42LJanuary 13, 19746–9 @ New England Whalers (1973–74)15–27–0
43WJanuary 15, 19746–4 Quebec Nordiques (1973–74)16–27–0
44WJanuary 18, 19744–1 Toronto Toros (1973–74)17–27–0
45WJanuary 19, 19743–2 @ Houston Aeros (1973–74)18–27–0
46LJanuary 20, 19740–3 Vancouver Blazers (1973–74)18–28–0
47LJanuary 22, 19741–3 @ Houston Aeros (1973–74)18–29–0
48WJanuary 25, 19742–0 Quebec Nordiques (1973–74)19–29–0
49WJanuary 27, 19746–3 @ New York Golden Blades/New Jersey Knights (1973–74)20–29–0
50LJanuary 29, 19740–5 @ Quebec Nordiques (1973–74)20–30–0
51LJanuary 31, 19744–5 OT@ Toronto Toros (1973–74)20–31–0
52LFebruary 1, 19740–4 @ Winnipeg Jets (1973–74)20–32–0
53LFebruary 3, 19742–5 @ Edmonton Oilers (1973–74)20–33–0
54LFebruary 7, 19744–7 New York Golden Blades/New Jersey Knights (1973–74)20–34–0
55LFebruary 10, 19742–4 Chicago Cougars (1973–74)20–35–0
56LFebruary 12, 19742–4 Winnipeg Jets (1973–74)20–36–0
57LFebruary 15, 19744–6 Houston Aeros (1973–74)20–37–0
58LFebruary 17, 19740–4 Vancouver Blazers (1973–74)20–38–0
59WFebruary 20, 19744–2 New England Whalers (1973–74)21–38–0
60LFebruary 24, 19743–5 Edmonton Oilers (1973–74)21–39–0
61LFebruary 26, 19742–4 @ Chicago Cougars (1973–74)21–40–0
62LFebruary 27, 19744–5 @ Minnesota Fighting Saints (1973–74)21–41–0
63LMarch 2, 19747–8 @ New York Golden Blades/New Jersey Knights (1973–74)21–42–0
64LMarch 3, 19743–5 @ Minnesota Fighting Saints (1973–74)21–43–0
65LMarch 5, 19743–6 Cleveland Crusaders (1973–74)21–44–0
66WMarch 8, 19744–1 Edmonton Oilers (1973–74)22–44–0
67WMarch 10, 19746–5 Minnesota Fighting Saints (1973–74)23–44–0
68LMarch 12, 19741–8 @ Edmonton Oilers (1973–74)23–45–0
69LMarch 13, 19742–5 @ Vancouver Blazers (1973–74)23–46–0
70LMarch 14, 19740–6 Houston Aeros (1973–74)23–47–0
71LMarch 20, 19745–8 New York Golden Blades/New Jersey Knights (1973–74)23–48–0
72LMarch 22, 19742–5 Minnesota Fighting Saints (1973–74)23–49–0
73WMarch 24, 19746–3 Winnipeg Jets (1973–74)24–49–0
74LMarch 27, 19741–7 @ New England Whalers (1973–74)24–50–0
75LMarch 28, 19743–9 @ Quebec Nordiques (1973–74)24–51–0
76LMarch 30, 19744–5 OT@ Cleveland Crusaders (1973–74)24–52–0
77LMarch 31, 19744–5 @ Toronto Toros (1973–74)24–53–0
78WApril 4, 19746–4 New York Golden Blades/New Jersey Knights (1973–74)25–53–0
[1]

Player stats

Regular season
Scoring
PlayerPosGPGAPtsPIM+/-PPGSHGGWG
{{Sortname|9-Marc|Tardif}}LW 75 40 30 70 4701003
{{Sortname|18-Gary|Veneruzzo}}W 78 39 29 68 680504
{{Sortname|10-J.P.|LeBlanc}}C 78 20 46 66 580700
{{Sortname|17-Brian|McDonald|Brian McDonald (ice hockey)}}C 56 22 30 52 540403
{{Sortname|6-Gerry|Odrowski}}D 77 4 32 36 480200
{{Sortname|21-Reg|Thomas}}LW 72 14 21 35 220103
{{Sortname|12-Ron|Ward}}C 40 14 19 33 160302
{{Sortname|19-Steve|Sutherland|Steve Sutherland (ice hockey)}}LW 72 20 12 32 1820404
{{Sortname|7-Bart|Crashley}}D 78 4 26 30 160201
{{Sortname|15-Ron|Walters|Ron Walters (ice hockey)}}C 71 14 14 28 280103
{{Sortname|23-Alton|White}}RW 48 8 13 21 130000
{{Sortname|24-Tom|Serviss}}C 74 6 15 21 370021
{{Sortname|3-Jim|Niekamp}}D 76 2 19 21 950000
{{Sortname|22-Ron|Garwasiuk}}LW 51 6 13 19 1000010
{{Sortname|20-Don|Gordon|Don Gordon (ice hockey)}}RW 29 8 6 14 240100
{{Sortname|20-Bob|Whitlock}}C 14 4 10 14 40100
{{Sortname|16-Ted|Hodgson}}RW 23 3 9 12 220200
{{Sortname|8/2/4-Jerry|Zrymiak}}D 27 2 8 10 80001
{{Sortname|5-Bill|Horton|Bill Horton (ice hockey)}}D 60 0 9 9 460000
{{Sortname|16-Earl|Heiskala}}LW 24 2 6 8 450000
{{Sortname|8-Fred|Speck}}C 18 2 5 7 40000
{{Sortname|2-Jim|Watson|Jim Watson (ice hockey)}}D 48 0 6 6 280000
{{Sortname|11-Ted|McCaskill}}C 18 2 2 4 630010
{{Sortname|Bill|Young|Bill Young (ice hockey)}}LW 16 1 3 4 40000
{{Sortname|4-Hal|Willis|Hal Willis (ice hockey)}}D 18 1 2 3 240000
{{Sortname|4-Ralph|MacSweyn}}D 13 0 3 3 60000
{{Sortname|13-Peter|Slater}}RW 19 1 1 2 20000
{{Sortname|16-Kirk|Bowman}}LW 10 0 2 2 00000
{{Sortname|4-Mike|Hyndman}}RW 8 0 1 1 00000
{{Sortname|4-Brian|Derksen}}D 1 0 0 0 20000
{{Sortname|30-George|Gardner|George Gardner (ice hockey)}}G 2 0 0 0 00000
{{Sortname|1-Russ|Gillow}}G 18 0 0 0 20000
{{Sortname|25-Paul|Hoganson}}G 27 0 0 0 00000
{{Sortname|1-Jim|McLeod}}G 17 0 0 0 00000
{{Sortname|30-Ian|Wilkie}}G 23 0 0 0 20000
Goaltending
PlayerMINGPWLTGAGAASO
{{Sortname|30-Ian|Wilkie}}1257 23 11 9 0 82 3.91 1
{{Sortname|25-Paul|Hoganson}}1308 27 6 16 0 102 4.68 0
{{Sortname|1-Russ|Gillow}}1041 18 4 13 0 69 3.98 1
{{Sortname|1-Jim|McLeod}}969 17 4 13 0 69 4.27 1
{{Sortname|30-George|Gardner|George Gardner (ice hockey)}}120 2 0 2 0 13 6.50 0
Team: 4695 78 25 53 0 335 4.28 3
[2]

Note: Pos = Position; GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; +/- = plus/minus; PIM = Penalty minutes; PPG = Power-play goals; SHG = Short-handed goals; GWG = Game-winning goals


      MIN = Minutes played; W = Wins; L = Losses; T = Ties; GA = Goals-against; GAA = Goals-against average; SO = Shutouts;

Awards and records

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Transactions

The Sharks' decline in the standings and quality of play was poorly timed in that the NHL's Los Angeles Kings across town were beginning a resurgence that would see them make the playoffs for the next decade. The novelty of the WHA wore off, and attendance dropped measurably. After the 1973-74 season, the Sharks moved to Detroit, MI and became the Michigan Stags. After 43 games in Detroit MI, the Stags moved to Baltimore and finished out the season as the Baltimore Blades.

Tom Gilmore traded to Edmonton Oilers for Ron Walters, October, 1973.

George Gardner & Ralph MacSweyn traded to Vancouver Blazers for Ron Ward, October, 1973.

Ian Wilkie purchased from Edmonton Oilers, November, 1973.

Mike Hyndman sold to Phoenix Roadrunners(WHL), December, 1973.

Peter Slater sold to Denver Spurs (WHL), December, 1973.

Russ Gillow & Earl Heiskala traded to Jersey Knights for Jim McLeod, January, 1974.

Don Gordon & Jim Watson traded to Chicago Cougars for Bobby Whitlock, February, 1974.

Ron Ward traded to Cleveland Crusaders for Ted Hodgson & Bill Young, February, 1974.

Ian Wilkie traded to Edmonton Oilers for Wayne Zuk, March, 1974.

Draft picks

Los Angeles's draft picks at the 1973 WHA Amateur Draft.[3]

Round#PlayerNationalityCollege/Junior/Club Team (League)
18Reg Thomas (C)Canada}}London Knights (OHA)
222Paul Sheard (LW)Canada}}Ottawa 67's (OHA)
334Doug Gibson (C)Canada}}Peterborough Petes (OHA)
447Jim Cowell (F)Canada}}Ottawa 67's (OHA)
450Peter Crosbie (G)Canada}}London Knights (OHA)
560Dennis Abgrall (RW)Canada}}Saskatoon Blades (WCHL)
673Stu Davison (C)Canada}}Cornwall Royals (QMJHL)
786David Lee (LW)Canada}}Ottawa 67's (OHA)
898Sam Clegg (G)Canada}}Medicine Hat Tigers (WCHL)
9109Randy Aimoe (D)Canada}}Medicine Hat Tigers (WCHL)

Farm teams

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See also

References

1. ^{{cite web |url=https://www.hockey-reference.com/teams/LAS/1974_games.html |publisher=Hockey-reference.com |accessdate=2009-07-02 |title=1973–74 Los Angeles Sharks Games}}
2. ^{{cite web |publisher=hockey-reference.com |accessdate=2009-07-02 |title=1973-74 Los Angeles Sharks Statistics - Hockey-Reference.com|url=https://www.hockey-reference.com/teams/LAS/1974.html}}
3. ^{{cite web |url=http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/draft/wha1973a.html |title=1973 WHA Amateur Draft |website=hockeyDB.com |accessdate=December 19, 2018}}

External links

{{Los Angeles Sharks seasons}->{{1973–74 WHA season by team}}{{DEFAULTSORT:1973-74 Los Angeles Sharks season}}

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