Ottawa's Franchise Stats

[dumbdick]

I've never really paid attention to all-time franchise stats, but they're pretty interesting.

Win-to-Loss Ratio:
Ottawa is 19th in Win-Loss ratio (ahead of leafs!). This season we'd need about 45 wins to move us into 18th all-time, or about 50 wins would put us into 17th. To edge the Canadians for first, we'd need to win every game between now and about September 2020. Gotta love that original 6 parity.


Are there any other all-time franchise stats tracked anywhere?

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[Busboy]

I've never really paid attention to all-time franchise stats, but they're pretty interesting.

Win-to-Loss Ratio:
Ottawa is 19th in Win-Loss ratio (ahead of leafs!). This season we'd need about 45 wins to move us into 18th all-time, or about 50 wins would put us into 17th. To edge the Canadians for first, we'd need to win every game between now and about September 2020. Gotta love that original 6 parity.


Are there any other all-time franchise stats tracked anywhere?

I would be interested to see how we ranked since join the league. I think we would be on the right side of 15 if you exclude the first couple of seasons.

 

[Stuzchuk]

I'm not sure where you got your stat from but I got a lot more win needed to pass Montreal... 30years worth of win for me

http://www.hockey-reference.com/teams/

 

[saskriders]

The original Senators are the only team with a winning record against Montreal

 

[Polansky]

I'm not sure where you got your stat from but I got a lot more win needed to pass Montreal... 30years worth of win for me

http://www.hockey-reference.com/teams/

Win/Loss ratio.

 

[NickLidstrom]

The original Senators are the only team with a winning record against Montreal

Fitting, they were a great team. It's really too bad they had to move to St. Louis. Can you imagine if they had been apart of the O6?

 

[saskriders]

Fitting, they were a great team. It's really too bad they had to move to St. Louis. Can you imagine if they had been apart of the O6?

I wish the Sens and Maroons never folded.

Through in the Nordiques and Whalers and imagine the rivalries in the division.

Habs, Maroons, Sens, Leafs, Nordiques, Bruins, Sabres, Whalers

 

[NickLidstrom]

I wish the Sens and Maroons never folded.

Through in the Nordiques and Whalers and imagine the rivalries in the division.

Habs, Maroons, Sens, Leafs, Nordiques, Bruins, Sabres, Whalers

I wonder what the distance is between all those cities

 

[saskriders]

Another interesting thing about the original Senators is that the fans used to throw lemons on the ice at disliked players/teams (Cyclone Taylor got it worst). If that tradition held maybe Yashin, Heatley, Leafs, and Habs would have drawn lots of lemons

 

[Wallet Inspector]

Quite a shame that the OG Sens folded. If they stayed alive to this day our franchise might have had at least 15 cups.

 

[tony d]

Indeed those Ottawa teams in the 1920's where awesome.

 

[Beville]

I would be interested to see how we ranked since join the league. I think we would be on the right side of 15 if you exclude the first couple of seasons.

So not since we joined the league at all then Haha

 

[arigold]

Since we joined, were 18th out of 24 (I didn't include teams that joined after us) in point totals. The worst is NYI, and the best by far is Detroit.
If we get rid of our first 4 seasons, we have the 6th best point total.

 

[Xamar*]

I wish we never folded but at the same time if we didn't And had lots of cups imagine how many bandwagon fake Sens fans there would be ?

 

[saskriders]

If we didn't we wouldn't have any Allan Cups either

 

[Ttracer*]

Like you have to put ahead of Toronto in brackets. Ottawa has been a killing machine for awhile, when we're bad we take playoff teams out, sometimes we even make the playoffs like last season

There's nothing to do in winter but focus on hockey in this city, that's a big reason Ottawa is so successful

 

[Busboy]

So not since we joined the league at all then Haha

I'd like to see both. Removing the first couple of seasons would give a better indication of how we actually have performed though.

 

[DrunkUncleDenis]

Like you have to put ahead of Toronto in brackets. Ottawa has been a killing machine for awhile, when we're bad we take playoff teams out, sometimes we even make the playoffs like last season

There's nothing to do in winter but focus on hockey in this city, that's a big reason Ottawa is so successful

This doesn't make a lick of sense to me. There is nothing to do with Edmonton either, and they are... the Oilers.