Dick Irvin - Coaching Record

Coaching Record

Team Year Regular Season Post Season
G W L T OTL Pts Finish Result
CHI 1928–29 12 2 6 4 - (22) 5th in American Did Not Qualify
CHI 1930–31 44 24 17 3 - 51 2nd in American Lost in Stanley Cup Finals
TOR 1931–32 43 23 15 5 - (53) 2nd in Canadian Won Stanley Cup
TOR 1932–33 48 24 18 6 - 54 1st in Canadian Lost in Stanley Cup Finals
TOR 1933–34 48 26 13 9 - 61 1st in Canadian Lost in Second round
TOR 1934–35 48 30 14 4 - 64 1st in Canadian Lost in Stanley Cup Finals
TOR 1935–36 48 23 19 6 - 52 2nd in Canadian Lost in Stanley Cup Finals
TOR 1936–37 48 22 21 5 - 49 3rd in Canadian Lost in First round
TOR 1937–38 48 24 15 9 - 57 1st in Canadian Lost in Stanley Cup Finals
TOR 1938–39 48 19 20 9 - 47 3rd in NHL Lost in Stanley Cup Finals
TOR 1939–40 48 25 17 6 - 56 3rd in NHL Lost in Stanley Cup Finals
MTL 1940–41 48 16 26 6 - 38 6th in NHL Lost in First round
MTL 1941–42 48 18 27 3 - 39 6th in NHL Lost in First round
MTL 1942–43 50 19 19 12 - 50 4th in NHL Lost in First round
MTL 1943–44 50 38 5 7 - 83 1st in NHL Won Stanley Cup
MTL 1944–45 50 38 8 4 - 80 1st in NHL Lost in First round
MTL 1945–46 50 28 17 5 - 61 1st in NHL Won Stanley Cup
MTL 1946–47 60 34 16 10 - 78 1st in NHL Lost in Stanley Cup Finals
MTL 1947–48 60 20 29 11 - 51 5th in NHL Did Not Qualify
MTL 1948–49 60 28 23 9 - 65 3rd in NHL Lost in First round
MTL 1949–50 70 29 22 19 - 77 2nd in NHL Lost in First round
MTL 1950–51 70 25 30 15 - 65 3rd in NHL Lost in Stanley Cup Finals
MTL 1951–52 70 34 26 10 - 78 2nd in NHL Lost in Stanley Cup Finals
MTL 1952–53 70 28 23 19 - 75 2nd in NHL Won Stanley Cup
MTL 1953–54 70 35 24 11 - 81 2nd in NHL Lost in Stanley Cup Finals
MTL 1954–55 70 41 18 11 - 93 2nd in NHL Lost in Stanley Cup Finals
CHI 1955–56 70 19 39 12 - 50 6th in NHL Did Not Qualify

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