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| title = 1958–59 NHL season | league = National Hockey League | sport = Ice hockey | duration = October 8, 1958 – April 18, 1959 | season = Regular season | no_of_games = 70 | no_of_teams = 6 | season_champ_name= Season champion | season_champs = Montreal Canadiens | MVP = Andy Bathgate (Rangers) | MVP_link = Hart Memorial Trophy | top_scorer = Dickie Moore (Canadiens) | top_scorer_link = Art Ross Trophy | playoffs = | playoffs_link = | finals = Stanley Cup | finals_link = 1959 Stanley Cup Final | finals_champ = Montreal Canadiens | finals_runner-up = Toronto Maple Leafs | playoffs_MVP = | playoffs_MVP_link= | nextseason_link = 1959–60 NHL season | prevseason_link = 1957–58 NHL season | nextseason_year = 1959–60 | prevseason_year = 1957–58 | seasonslistnames = NHL }} The 1958–59 NHL season was the 42nd season of the National Hockey League. Six teams each played 70 games. The Montreal Canadiens were the Stanley Cup champions as they beat the Toronto Maple Leafs four games to one in the best-of-seven final series. This marked the fourth consecutive Stanley Cup win for the Canadiens as they became the first team to win four in a row. Regular seasonThe Toronto Maple Leafs, last-place finishers the previous season, brought up Johnny Bower to share goaltending duties with Ed Chadwick and bolstered the defence by adding Carl Brewer and Allan Stanley to aid Tim Horton and Bobby Baun. Toronto was on its way up. Ralph Backstrom and Jean Beliveau each had two goals apiece in a 9–1 Montreal win at the Montreal Forum on October 23. Rudy Pilous, coach of the Black Hawks, was far from pleased with his team's performance and fined his team $100 for the poor performance. Beliveau had the hat trick November 29 as Montreal beat Detroit 6–2 at the Forum. Gordie Howe was injured in a collision with Doug Harvey near the end of the first period and was taken to hospital. There was no serious damage and Howe was given an ovation when he returned in the third period. The next night, Montreal sneeringly pasted the Red Wings 7–0 as Jacques Plante got his third shutout of the season. On January 3, Harvey was back in the Canadiens lineup and scored two goals in a 5–1 win over the New York Rangers at the Forum. A crowd of 14,711 saw a free-for-all at the end of the game. In the last minute of play, Plante got two penalties, one of them a major that sparked the fight. Jimmy Bartlett had skated right into Plante, and Plante retaliated by punching Bartlett. In no time at all, every player on the ice was involved except Rangers' net minder Gump Worsley, who decided to have none of the nonsense. Referee Dalton McArthur gave Bartlett a double major, one for charging and one for fighting, and a misconduct penalty. Harvey and Lou Fontinato also received major penalties. On February 1, the Rangers downed the Red Wings 5–4 at Madison Square Garden. Lou Fontinato became incensed when Gordie Howe whacked Eddie Shack over the ear with his stick, and challenged the right wing. Howe terminated the fight with an uppercut that broke Fontinato's nose and left it several degrees off centre. On February 5, the Rangers beat the Wings 5–0 on Worsley's shutout. Detroit coach Sid Abel, formerly Howe's centreman, was furious at his team and fined 14 players $100 each for playing what he described as "the worst game of hockey he had seen in 20 years". On February 15 at Madison Square Garden, the Gumper had Montreal shut out with ten minutes remaining. Then the Canadiens scored 5 goals to win 5–1. Coach Phil Watson was red-faced and screaming at his Ranger players and ordered every player except Worsley out on the ice for an after-game workout. Watson said Worsley hadn't played so bad. General manager Muzz Patrick said the workout was in lieu of fines. With five games left in the season, the Rangers had a seven-point lead over Toronto. Then the Rangers went into a fatal tailspin, and the Leafs got hot. The key game was played March 19 between Toronto and the Canadiens. Plante could not play due to a severe case of boils, and so the Canadiens used Claude Pronovost in goal. He was bombed for five goals before coach Toe Blake yanked him in the third period. He was replaced by another nobody, Claude Cyr. It was his first and last NHL game. He gave up only one goal the rest of the way, but the damage was done. Toronto won 6–3. The Canadiens brought up the more capable Charlie Hodge from the Montreal Royals and on March 22, he beat the Rangers 4–2. The Rangers still had a chance to make the playoffs if Detroit beat Toronto. The Red Wings had a 3–0 lead that collapsed, and the Leafs won 6–4 and ousted the Rangers, making the playoffs themselves. The Montreal Canadiens again won the regular season standings and again their players dominated the All-Star nominations (with six of a possible twelve, the same number as in 1956) and trophies as Jacques Plante won his fourth straight Vezina Trophy, Tom Johnson won the James Norris Memorial Trophy, ending teammate Doug Harvey's four-year monopoly, and Dickie Moore won the Art Ross Trophy, setting a new record for total points in a season: with a 41-goal, 55-assist campaign, "Digger" broke "Mr. Hockey's" record by a single point. This season marked the final time until 1967 where we would see an active player that had played for a team not in the Original Six. Former Brooklyn Americans player Ken Mosdell suited up for 2 postseason games for the Canadiens that year, and retired after Montreal won the Cup. Final standings{{1958–59 NHL standings}}PlayoffsPlayoff bracket{{NHLOriginalSixBracket| RD1=Semifinals | RD1-seed1=1 | RD1-team1=Montreal | RD1-score1=4 | RD1-seed2=3 | RD1-team2=Chicago | RD1-score2=2 | RD1-seed3=2 | RD1-team3=Boston | RD1-score3=3 | RD1-seed4=4 | RD1-team4=Toronto | RD1-score4=4 | RD2-seed1=1 | RD2-team1=Montreal | RD2-score1=4 | RD2-seed2=4 | RD2-team2=Toronto | RD2-score2=1 }} Semifinals(1) Montreal Canadiens vs. (3) Chicago Black Hawks{{NHLPlayoffs|team1=Chicago Black Hawks |team2=Montreal Canadiens |stadium2=Chicago Stadium |stadium1=Montreal Forum |date1 =March 24 |score1 =2–4 |won1 =2 |recap1 =www.nhl.com/gamecenter/chi-vs-mtl/1959/03/24/1958030111#game=1958030111,game_state=final |1-1-1 =Tod Sloan (1) – pp – 16:34 |1-1-2 =10:46 – Claude Provost (1) |1-2-1 =No scoring |1-2-2 =04:05 – Henri Richard (1) 19:23 – pp – Marcel Bonin (1) |1-3-1 =Tod Sloan (2) – 03:26 |1-3-2 =02:04 – Marcel Bonin (2) |goalie1-1 =Glenn Hall |goalie1-2 =Jacques Plante |date2 =March 26 |score2 =1–5 |won2 =2 |recap2 =www.nhl.com/gamecenter/chi-vs-mtl/1959/03/26/1958030112#game=1958030112,game_state=final |2-1-1 =Eric Nesterenko (1) – sh – 14:35 |2-1-2 =05:56 – Marcel Bonin (3) 12:01 – pp – Bernie Geoffrion (1) 12:48 – Dickie Moore (1) |2-2-1 =No scoring |2-2-2 =08:29 – pp – Jean Beliveau (1) 17:06 – pp – Marcel Bonin (4) |2-3-1 =No scoring |2-3-2 =No scoring |goalie2-1 =Glenn Hall |goalie2-2 =Jacques Plante |date3 =March 28 |score3 =2–4 |won3 =1 |recap3 =www.nhl.com/gamecenter/mtl-vs-chi/1959/03/28/1958030113#game=1958030113,game_state=final |3-1-1 =11:17 – Al Arbour (1) 13:15 – Lorne Ferguson (1) |3-1-2 =No scoring |3-2-1 =16:44 – Ed Litzenberger (1) |3-2-2 =Marcel Bonin (5) – 06:30 |3-3-1 =19:54 – Glen Skov (1) |3-3-2 =Henri Richard (2) – 08:48 |goalie3-1 =Glenn Hall |goalie3-2 =Jacques Plante |date4 =March 31 |score4 =1–3 |won4 =1 |recap4 =www.nhl.com/gamecenter/mtl-vs-chi/1959/03/31/1958030114#game=1958030114,game_state=final |4-1-1 =18:08 – Bobby Hull (1) |4-1-2 =Marcel Bonin (6) – pp – 04:33 |4-2-1 =No scoring |4-2-2 =No scoring |4-3-1 =13:26 – Lorne Ferguson (2) 19:49 – Glen Skov (2) |4-3-2 =No scoring |goalie4-1 =Glenn Hall |goalie4-2 =Jacques Plante |date5 =April 2 |score5 =2–4 |won5 =2 |recap5 =www.nhl.com/gamecenter/chi-vs-mtl/1959/04/02/1958030115#game=1958030115,game_state=final |5-1-1 =No scoring |5-1-2 =01:34 – Andre Pronovost (1) 10:48 – pp – Marcel Bonin (7) 14:35 – Claude Provost (2) 16:38 – pp – Bernie Geoffrion (2) |5-2-1 =Tod Sloan (3) – pp – 03:00 |5-2-2 =No scoring |5-3-1 =Eric Nesterenko (2) – 05:11 |5-3-2 =No scoring |goalie5-1 =Glenn Hall |goalie5-2 =Jacques Plante |date6 =April 4 |score6 =5–4 |won6 =2 |recap6 =www.nhl.com/gamecenter/mtl-vs-chi/1959/04/04/1958030116#game=1958030116,game_state=final |6-1-1 =13:05 – pp – Ted Lindsay (2) |6-1-2 =Doug Harvey (1) – 02:20 |6-2-1 =05:52 – Ed Litzenberger (2) |6-2-2 =Dickie Moore (2) – pp – 09:09 Claude Provost (3) – sh – 10:22 |6-3-1 =03:24 – pp – Ed Litzenberger (3) 14:32 – Ted Lindsay (2) |6-3-2 =Dickie Moore (3) – 13:18 Claude Provost (4) – 18:32 |goalie6-1 =Glenn Hall |goalie6-2 =Jacques Plante |series = Montreal won series 4–2 }} (2) Boston Bruins vs. (4) Toronto Maple Leafs{{NHLPlayoffs|team1=Toronto Maple Leafs |team2=Boston Bruins |stadium2=Maple Leaf Gardens |stadium1=Boston Garden |date1 =March 24 |score1 =1–5 |won1 =2 |recap1 =www.nhl.com/gamecenter/tor-vs-bos/1959/03/24/1958030121#game=1958030121,game_state=final |1-1-1 =No scoring |1-1-2 =07:50 – Jerry Toppazzini (1) |1-2-1 =Gerry Ehman (1) – 06:07 |1-2-2 =10:53 – Leo Labine (1) 11:53 – Vic Stasiuk (1) 18:45 – sh – Larry Leach (1) |1-3-1 =No scoring |1-3-2 =06:18 – Don McKenney (1) |goalie1-1 =Johnny Bower |goalie1-2 =Harry Lumley |date2 =March 26 |score2 =2–4 |won2 =2 |recap2 =www.nhl.com/gamecenter/tor-vs-bos/1959/03/26/1958030122#game=1958030122,game_state=final |2-1-1 =Dick Duff (1) – 15:45 |2-1-2 =10:00 – Fleming MacKell (1) 12:14 – pp – Fleming MacKell (2) |2-2-1 =Ron Stewart (1) – 08:09 |2-2-2 =No scoring |2-3-1 =No scoring |2-3-2 =15:59 – Jean-Guy Gendron (1) 19:15 – Leo Labine (2) |goalie2-1 =Johnny Bower |goalie2-2 =Harry Lumley |date3 =March 28 |score3 =2–3 |ot3 =1 |won3 =1 |recap3 =www.nhl.com/gamecenter/bos-vs-tor/1959/03/28/1958030123#game=1958030123,game_state=final |3-1-1 =16:21 – Bob Pulford (1) |3-1-2 =Vic Stasiuk (2) – pp – 02:43 |3-2-1 =No scoring |3-2-2 =Vic Stasiuk (3) – 17:34 |3-3-1 =17:08 – Gerry Ehman (2) |3-3-2 =No scoring |3-4-1 =05:02 – Gerry Ehman (3) |3-4-2 =No scoring |goalie3-1 =Johnny Bower |goalie3-2 =Harry Lumley |date4 =March 31 |score4 =2–3 |ot4 =1 |won4 =1 |recap4 =www.nhl.com/gamecenter/bos-vs-tor/1959/03/31/1958030124#game=1958030124,game_state=final |4-1-1 =06:58 – pp – Gerry Ehman (4) |4-1-2 =No scoring |4-2-1 =No scoring |4-2-2 =No scoring |4-3-1 =02:46 – Brian Cullen (1) |4-3-2 =Jerry Toppazzini (2) – 02:02 Bronco Horvath (1) – 07:20 |4-4-1 =11:21 – pp – Frank Mahovlich (1) |4-4-2 =No scoring |goalie4-1 =Johnny Bower |goalie4-2 =Harry Lumley |date5 =April 2 |score5 =4–1 |won5 =1 |recap5 =www.nhl.com/gamecenter/tor-vs-bos/1959/04/02/1958030125#game=1958030125,game_state=final |5-1-1 =Bert Olmstead (1) – pp – 09:26 |5-1-2 =No scoring |5-2-1 =Dick Duff (2) – 06:37 |5-2-2 =No scoring |5-3-1 =Frank Mahovlich (2) – 00:19 Bob Pulford (2) – sh – 09:02 |5-3-2 =11:25 – Jerry Toppazzini (3) |goalie5-1 =Johnny Bower |goalie5-2 =Harry Lumley |date6 =April 4 |score6 =5–4 |won6 =2 |recap6 =www.nhl.com/gamecenter/bos-vs-tor/1959/04/04/1958030126#game=1958030126,game_state=final |6-1-1 =15:13 – pp – Bert Olmstead (2) |6-1-2 =Jerry Toppazzini (4) – pp – 07:28 Don McKenney (2) – 09:34 |6-2-1 =03:50 – Frank Mahovlich (3) |6-2-2 =Johnny Bucyk (1) – 09:57 Johnny Bucyk (2) – 17:19 |6-3-1 =02:55 – Gerry Ehman (5) 07:37 – sh – Frank Mahovlich (4) |6-3-2 =Bronco Horvath (2) – 12:56 |goalie6-1 =Johnny Bower |goalie6-2 =Harry Lumley |date7 =April 7 |score7 =3–2 |won7 =1 |recap7 =www.nhl.com/gamecenter/tor-vs-bos/1959/04/07/1958030127#game=1958030127,game_state=final |7-1-1 =Larry Regan (1) – pp – 05:33 |7-1-2 =01:11 – pp – Vic Stasiuk (4) |7-2-1 =No scoring |7-2-2 =14:33 – Leo Boivin (1) |7-3-1 =Bob Pulford (3) – 08:36 Gerry Ehman (6) – 17:27 |7-3-2 =No scoring |goalie7-1 =Johnny Bower |goalie7-2 =Harry Lumley |series = Toronto won series 4–3 }} Stanley Cup Finals{{Main|1959 Stanley Cup Finals}}{{NHLPlayoffs|team1=Toronto Maple Leafs |team2=Montreal Canadiens |stadium2=Maple Leaf Gardens |stadium1=Montreal Forum |date1 =April 9 |score1 =3–5 |won1 =2 |recap1 =www.nhl.com/gamecenter/tor-vs-mtl/1959/04/09/1958030211#game=1958030211,game_state=final |1-1-1 =Dick Duff (3) – sh – 04:53 Billy Harris (1) – 06:24 |1-1-2 =00:36 – Henri Richard (3) 15:41 – Ralph Backstrom (1) |1-2-1 =Ron Stewart (2) – 18:26 |1-2-2 =16:28 – Andre Pronovost (2) |1-3-1 =No scoring |1-3-2 =11:59 – Marcel Bonin (8) 15:02 – pp – Dickie Moore (4) |goalie1-1 =Johnny Bower |goalie1-2 =Jacques Plante |date2 =April 11 |score2 =1–3 |won2 =2 |recap2 =www.nhl.com/gamecenter/tor-vs-mtl/1959/04/11/1958030212#game=1958030212,game_state=final |2-1-1 =No scoring |2-1-2 =05:12 – pp – Tom Johnson (1) |2-2-1 =Ron Stewart (3) – 11:41 |2-2-2 =No scoring |2-3-1 =No scoring |2-3-2 =05:02 – Claude Provost (5) 18:33 – Claude Provost (6) |goalie2-1 =Johnny Bower |goalie2-2 =Jacques Plante |date3 =April 14 |score3 =2–3 |ot3 =1 |won3 =1 |recap3 =www.nhl.com/gamecenter/mtl-vs-tor/1959/04/14/1958030213#game=1958030213,game_state=final |3-1-1 =16:29 – Billy Harris (2) |3-1-2 =Marcel Bonin (9) – pp – 17:31 |3-2-1 =17:11 – Bert Olmstead (3) |3-2-2 =No scoring |3-3-1 =No scoring |3-3-2 =Dickie Moore (5) – 01:30 |3-4-1 =10:06 – Dick Duff (4) |3-4-2 =No scoring |goalie3-1 =Johnny Bower |goalie3-2 =Jacques Plante |date4 =April 16 |score4 =3–2 |won4 =2 |recap4 =www.nhl.com/gamecenter/mtl-vs-tor/1959/04/16/1958030214#game=1958030214,game_state=final |4-1-1 =No scoring |4-1-2 =No scoring |4-2-1 =No scoring |4-2-2 =No scoring |4-3-1 =03:45 – Billy Harris (3) 18:36 – Frank Mahovlich (5) |4-3-2 =Ab McDonald (1) – 09:54 Ralph Backstrom (2) – 13:01 Bernie Geoffrion (3) – 15:56 |goalie4-1 =Johnny Bower |goalie4-2 =Jacques Plante |date5 =April 18 |score5 =3–5 |won5 =2 |recap5 =www.nhl.com/gamecenter/tor-vs-mtl/1959/04/18/1958030215#game=1958030215,game_state=final |5-1-1 =No scoring |5-1-2 =04:13 – pp – Ralph Backstrom (3) 13:42 – Bernie Geoffrion (4) 16:26 – Tom Johnson (2) |5-2-1 =Bob Pulford (4) – pp – 04:27 |5-2-2 =09:55 – Marcel Bonin (10) 19:25 – pp – Bernie Geoffrion (5) |5-3-1 =Frank Mahovlich (6) – 12:07 Bert Olmstead (4) – 16:19 |5-3-2 =No scoring |goalie5-1 =Johnny Bower |goalie5-2 =Jacques Plante |series = Montreal won series 4–1 }} Awards
All-Star teams
Player statisticsScoring leadersNote: GP = Games played, G = Goals, A = Assists, Pts = Points, PIM = Penalties in minutes
Leading goaltendersNote: GP = Games played; Min – Minutes Played; GA = Goals Against; GAA = Goals Against Average; W = Wins; L = Losses; T = Ties; SO = Shutouts
Coaches
DebutsThe following is a list of players of note who played their first NHL game in 1958–59 (listed with their first team, asterisk(*) marks debut in playoffs):
Last gamesThe following is a list of players of note that played their last game in the NHL in 1958–59 (listed with their last team):
See also
References
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