Every 1918-19 NHL playoff series, three ways: the season race carried on into the postseason, who beat their seeding, and the bracket.
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The same race these clubs ran all season, carried on through the postseason on one scale and on real dates.
Where each club finished the season against how far it went, ranked on record rather than seed.
Who played whom, round by round, which no line chart can say.
Montréal Canadiens won the 1918-19 NHL title from a regular season record of 10-8-0, and no Stanley Cup was awarded: the final was abandoned unfinished. 2 NHL teams and 1 club from another league played in the playoffs, and the bracket ran 2 rounds. Seattle Metropolitans of the PCHA played no NHL season, so it appears on the bracket and not on the race. Every series below is taken from the NHL API; nothing on this page is estimated.
| Round | Won by | Result | Opponent | Played |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NHL Final | Montréal Canadiens | 4-1 in games | Ottawa Senators (1917) | February 22 to March 6, 1919 |
| Stanley Cup Final | Nobody | Montréal Canadiens v Seattle Metropolitans, tied at 2-2-1, unresolved | March 19 to March 29, 1919 |
The left column ranks this field by regular season record, not by seed number: seeding rules differ by era, so this site uses records everywhere instead. The right column groups clubs by the round they went out in, which is not the same as the number of rounds they won, because a bye carries a club further without it winning anything. The figure beside a name is places moved between the two columns, and part of it is only where a club sat inside its band. Nothing here is a prediction. The data notes carry the whole method, and a standings race and the playoffs that followed it says what each of the three views is for.
The races that filled this bracket: NHL