National Hockey League season 1978–79

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The 1978–79 National Hockey League season was a professional ice hockey campaign that marked the final year before the NHL–WHA merger, featuring 17 teams competing for the Stanley Cup.

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instanceOf National Hockey League season
sports season
AllStarGameHostArena Capital Centre
AllStarGameHostCity Landover, Maryland
AllStarGameHostTeam Washington Capitals
AllStarGameResult Challenge Cup replaced traditional All-Star Game
linked to: All-Star games
ArtRossTrophyWinner Bryan Trottier
BillMastertonTrophyWinner Serge Savard
CalderMemorialTrophyWinner Bobby Smith
conference Campbell Conference
Wales Conference
ConnSmytheTrophyWinner Bob Gainey
country Canada
United States
division Adams Division
Norris Division
Patrick Division
Smythe Division
endDate 1979-05-21
followedBy 1979–80 NHL season
HartMemorialTrophyWinner Bryan Trottier
JackAdamsAwardWinner Al Arbour
LadyByngTrophyWinner Bob MacMillan
league National Hockey League
NorrisTrophyWinner Denis Potvin
notableEvent Montreal Canadiens won fourth consecutive Stanley Cup
linked to: Montreal Canadiens

NHL–Soviet Union Challenge Cup held instead of All-Star Game
Wayne Gretzky played WHA but not yet in NHL
final NHL season before NHL–WHA merger
numberOfGamesPerTeam 80
numberOfTeams 17
playoffFormat 12 teams qualified for Stanley Cup playoffs
precededBy 1977–78 NHL season
PresidentsTrophyEquivalent New York Islanders
regularSeasonChampion New York Islanders
seasonNumber 62nd NHL season
sport ice hockey
StanleyCupChampion Montreal Canadiens
StanleyCupFinalsResult Montreal Canadiens defeated New York Rangers 4–1
StanleyCupRunnerUp New York Rangers
StanleyCupWinningCaptain Yvan Cournoyer
StanleyCupWinningCoach Scotty Bowman
StanleyCupWinningTeamArena Montreal Forum
StanleyCupWinningTeamCity Montreal
startDate 1978-10-11
televisionBroadcasterCanada Hockey Night in Canada
televisionBroadcasterUnitedStates CBS (selected games)
VezinaTrophyWinner Ken Dryden
Michel Larocque

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Curt Fraser participatedIn National Hockey League season 1978–79
Guy Chouinard seasonWith50Goals 1978–79 NHL season
linked to: National Hockey League season 1978–79
Jack Carlson participantIn National Hockey League season 1978–79