American Division

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The American Division was a former division of the National Hockey League that grouped several U.S.-based teams, including the Detroit Falcons, during the league’s early years.

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American Division canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf National Hockey League division
defunct sports division
competitionLevel top tier
country United States
dissolved 1938
era Original NHL expansion era of the 1920s and 1930s
governingBody National Hockey League
inception 1926
league National Hockey League
memberTeam Boston Bruins
Chicago Black Hawks
linked to: Chicago Blackhawks

Detroit Cougars
Detroit Falcons
Detroit Red Wings
New York Americans
New York Rangers
Philadelphia Quakers
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Eagles
notableFranchise Boston Bruins
Chicago Black Hawks
linked to: Chicago Blackhawks

Detroit Red Wings
numberOfTeamsAtCreation 5
parallelDivision Canadian Division
playoffFormat participated in NHL Stanley Cup playoffs
reasonForDissolution NHL realignment into Eastern and Western Divisions in 1938–39
region United States-based NHL franchises
replacedBy NHL Eastern Division
linked to: NHL East Division

NHL Western Division
linked to: NHL West Division
sport ice hockey

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Detroit Falcons division American Division
New York Americans division American Division
1930–31 NHL season division American Division