Season LNH 1994-1995

The season LNH 1994 - 95 was the 78e regular season of the National league of hockey. Twenty-six teams played each one 48 matches. It is the last season of the Nordiques of Quebec which will move with Denver in the Colorado and will take the name of the Avalanche of Colorado for the season 1995-96.

The regular season is curtailed because of a strike ( Lock-out ) 103 days which ends the January 11th 1995. The season begins finally a fifteen or so days later.

It is also the first season that the matches are televised by the chain Fox. They will keep the rights until end 1999. In order to make it possible everyone to better follow the matches on television, the chain developed and set up a system named FoxTrax which allows, via a printed circuit inside the metal disc, to make a halation of color around this one on the images. The fans of the first hour do not include/understand the interest of such a device " since it should not be so complicated to follow a black metal disc on white ice ".

Regular season

Final classifications

Foot-note: PJ = left played, V = victory, D = demolished, NR = no one, BP = goals for, BC = goals against, Pts = points, Pun = minutes of penalties

Conference is

Western conference

Better pointers

Foot-note: PJ = left played, B = goals, has = assistances, Pts = points, Pun = minutes of penalties

eliminatory Series of the Cut Stanley

Quarterfinals of conference

Conference Is

Western conference

Semi-finals of conference

Conference is

Western conference

Finales of conference

Conference Is

Western conference

Finale of the Cut Stanley

The final of the Coupe Stanley sees the Devils of the New Jersey crushing the Red Wings de Détroit on the score without call of 4 matches with 0. The goalkeeper of Devils, Martin Brodeur boxes only 7 goals in the final series. The last match takes place in the New Jersey, Neal Broten registering the gaining goal of the match (5 to 2 with final). Claude Lemieux gains the Trophée Idiot Smythe with 13 marked goals.

Better pointers

Foot-note: PJ = Left Played, B = Goals, has = Aides, Pts = Points

Trophies LNH

See too

Fishing out of entry in the LNH 1994

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