Longest NHL Games

Sports-moments.com, 13.05.08




Overtime, in ice hockey, is a method of determining the winner and loser of matches should a game be tied after regulation. Two main methods include the overtime period, and the shootout.

In the Stanley Cup playoffs, overtime periods are identical to regulation periods, except that teams continue to play overtime periods until a goal is scored, as a winner and a loser must be determined. This means that there are no shootouts in the Stanley Cup playoffs. This can result in games having multiple overtime periods. Here is a countdown of the longest overtime games in NHL playoff history.

 

Also, have a look at the list of  the 10 longest Stanley Cup playoff games, with date, score, round, time of overtime and game-winning goal:

Date

Winner

Loser

Score

Time

GWG

3/24/1936

Detroit

Montreal Maroons

1-0

116:30

Mud Bruneteau

4/3/1933

Toronto

Boston

1-0

104:46

Ken Doraty

5/4/2000

Philadelphia

Pittsburgh

2-1

92:01

Keith Primeau

4/24/2003

Anaheim

Dallas

4-3

80:48

Petr Sykora

4/24/1996

Pittsburgh

Washington

3-2

79:15

Petr Nedved

4/11/2007

Vancouver

Dallas

5-4

78:06

Henrik Sedin

3/23/1943

Toronto

Detroit

3-2

70:18

Jack McLean

5/4/2008

Dallas

San Jose

2-1

69:03

Brenden Morrow

3/28/1930

Montreal Canadiens

N.Y. Rangers

2-1

68:52

Gus Rivers

4/18/1987

N.Y. Islanders

Washington

3-2

68:47

Pat LaFontaine

 

 

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