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1980 Stanley Cup playoffs

Hockey playoffs in 1980

Field	Value
title	Stanley Cup playoffs
year	1980
dates	April 8–May 24, 1980
num_teams	16
defending_champions	[Montreal Canadiens](1979-80-montreal-canadiens-season)
winners	[New York Islanders](1979-80-new-york-islanders-season)
second	[Philadelphia Flyers](1979-80-philadelphia-flyers-season)
prev_season	[1979](1979-stanley-cup-playoffs)
next_season	[1981](1981-stanley-cup-playoffs)

The 1980 Stanley Cup playoffs, the playoff tournament of the National Hockey League (NHL) began on April 8, after the conclusion of the 1979–80 NHL season. This season saw the addition of four teams from the disbanded World Hockey Association (WHA) as expansion franchises, and thus the playoffs were also expanded from 12 to 16 teams. The expanded playoff format allowed two of those former WHA clubs, the Edmonton Oilers and the Hartford Whalers, to make the playoffs in their first season in the NHL. The Atlanta Flames played their final playoff games before moving to Calgary after the season; the playoffs would eventually return to Atlanta in 2007 when the expansion Atlanta Thrashers made their first postseason appearance.

The playoffs concluded on May 24 when the New York Islanders defeated the Philadelphia Flyers 5–4 to win the final series four games to two and win the Stanley Cup. It was the Islanders' first Stanley Cup win and was the first of four consecutive Stanley Cup wins.

Playoff seeds

With the league expansion from 17 to 21 teams, the playoffs were also expanded, from a 12-team tournament to a 16-team tournament. The sixteen teams were composed of the four divisional champions plus the top 12 finishers of the remaining 17 teams. The 16 qualifying teams were then seeded based on regular season points, with divisional rankings ignored. Division leaders no longer received first round byes. The teams were seeded 1 through 16, with the top team playing the 16th team in the first round, and so on. In subsequent rounds, matchups were similarly arranged, with the top remaining seed against the lowest remaining seed, and so on.

The following sixteen teams qualified for the playoffs:

Philadelphia Flyers, Patrick Division champions, Clarence Campbell Conference regular season champions, NHL regular season champions – 116 points
Buffalo Sabres, Adams Division champions, Prince of Wales Conference regular season champions – 110 points
Montreal Canadiens, Norris Division champions – 107 points
Boston Bruins – 105 points
New York Islanders – 91 points
Minnesota North Stars – 88 points
Chicago Black Hawks, Smythe Division champions – 87 points
New York Rangers – 86 points
Atlanta Flames – 83 points
St. Louis Blues – 80 points
Toronto Maple Leafs – 75 points
Los Angeles Kings – 74 points
Pittsburgh Penguins – 73 points (30 wins)
Hartford Whalers – 73 points (27 wins)
Vancouver Canucks – 70 points
Edmonton Oilers – 69 points

Playoff bracket

The NHL used "re-seeding" instead of a fixed bracket playoff system: in each round, the highest remaining seed was matched against the lowest remaining seed, the second-highest remaining seed played the second-lowest remaining seed, and so forth.

Starting this postseason, each series in the Preliminary Round was expanded from a best-of-three format to a best-of-five format. Each series in the other three rounds remained in a best-of-seven format.

Preliminary round

(1) Philadelphia Flyers vs. (16) Edmonton Oilers

This was the first playoff series meeting between these two teams.

(2) Buffalo Sabres vs. (15) Vancouver Canucks

This was the first playoff series meeting between these two teams.

|2-1-1 =No scoring |2-1-2 =03:31 – pp – Mike Ramsey (1) 09:51 – Richard Martin (1) 16:54 – pp – Gilbert Perreault (1) 19:59 – pp – Richie Dunn (1) |2-2-1 =No scoring |2-2-2 =06:05 – Ric Seiling (1) 16:31 – Richard Martin (2) |2-3-1 =No scoring |2-3-2 =No scoring |goalie2-1 =Gary Bromley 6 saves / 10 shots Glen Hanlon 14 saves / 16 shots |goalie2-2 =Bob Sauve 22 saves / 22 shots

|3-1-1 =04:41 – Bob Manno (1) 07:06 – Gary Lupul (1) 16:17 – Darcy Rota (1) 19:50 – Kevin McCarthy (1) |3-1-2 =Danny Gare (1) – pp – 15:29 |3-2-1 =No scoring |3-2-2 =Derek Smith (2) – 02:08 |3-3-1 =03:38 – Per-Olov Brasar (1) |3-3-2 =Tony McKegney (1) – 17:46 Richard Martin (3) – 18:48 |goalie3-1 =Gary Bromley 19 saves / 22 shots Glen Hanlon 10 saves / 11 shots |goalie3-2 =Don Edwards 21 saves / 26 shots

(3) Montreal Canadiens vs. (14) Hartford Whalers

This was the first playoff series meeting between these two teams. Game 3 was the last game each for Gordie Howe and Bobby Hull, who each retired in the offseason.

|2-1-1 =No scoring |2-1-2 =00:30 – Doug Jarvis (1) 01:20 – Rejean Houle (1) 16:32 – Yvon Lambert (3) |2-2-1 =Ray Neufeld (1) – 06:22 Gordie Roberts (1) – 11:26 |2-2-2 =01:33 – Gaston Gingras (1) 06:46 – Bob Gainey (1) 12:45 – Yvon Lambert (4) 13:53 – Steve Shutt (2) 19:49 – Guy Lafleur (2) |2-3-1 =Marty Howe (1) – 05:55 Gordie Howe (1) – 13:59 |2-3-2 =No scoring |goalie2-1 =John Garrett 32 saves / 40 shots |goalie2-2 =Denis Herron 23 saves / 27 shots

(4) Boston Bruins vs. (13) Pittsburgh Penguins

This was the second playoff series meeting between these two teams. This was a rematch of the previous year's Stanley Cup Quarterfinals, which Boston won in a four-game sweep.

|1-1-1 =No Scoring |1-1-2 =No Scoring |1-2-1 =Mark Johnson (1) – pp – 08:25 Gary McAdam (1) – 14:47 |1-2-2 =No Scoring |1-3-1 =Mark Johnson (2) – 03:10 Gregg Sheppard (1) – en – 19:24 |1-3-2 =13:44 – pp – Terry O'Reilly (1) 18:47 – Craig MacTavish (1) |goalie1-1 =Greg Millen 36 saves / 38 shots |goalie1-2 =Gerry Cheevers 18 saves / 21 shots

|4-1-1 =No Scoring |4-1-2 =Peter McNab (1) – 05:13 Rick Middleton (3) – 06:42 Ray Bourque (1) – 13:26 Peter McNab (2) – pp – 16:00 Craig MacTavish (2) – 18:09 |4-2-1 =No Scoring |4-2-2 =Bob Miller (1) – sh – 06:31 Dwight Foster (1) – sh – 10:08 |4-3-1 =06:43 – pp – Rick Kehoe (1) 14:40 – pp – Ron Stackhouse (1) 14:47 – pp – Rick Kehoe (2) |4-3-2 =Dwight Foster 2 – 16:45 |goalie4-1 =Greg Millen 21 saves / 29 shots |goalie4-2 =Gerry Cheevers 23 saves / 26 shots

|5-1-1 =No Scoring |5-1-2 =03:49 – Peter McNab (3) 04:57 – Bob Miller (2) |5-2-1 =No Scoring |5-2-2 =05:22 – Dwight Foster (3) 10:20 – pp – Wayne Cashman (2) |5-3-1 =Bob Stewart (1) – 03:18 Nick Libett (1) – pp – 16:10 |5-3-2 =06:25 – pp – Terry O'Reilly (2) 14:22 – Brad Park (2) |goalie5-1 =Greg Millen 24 saves / 30 shots |goalie5-2 =Gerry Cheevers 22 saves / 24 shots

(5) New York Islanders vs. (12) Los Angeles Kings

This was the first playoff series meeting between these two teams.

|1-1-1 =No Scoring |1-1-2 =05:46 – Bryan Trottier (1) 18:07 – Wayne Merrick (1) |1-2-1 =No Scoring |1-2-2 =04:30 – sh – Bryan Trottier (2) 10:19 – Mike Bossy (1) 11:29 – Bob Nystrom (1) 14:14 – Gord Lane (1) 19:20 – sh – Bryan Trottier (3) |1-3-1 =Rob Palmer (1) – 19:20 |1-3-2 =02:15 – Stefan Persson (1) |goalie1-1 =Doug Keans 13 saves / 20 shots Mario Lessard 13 saves / 14 shots |goalie1-2 =Billy Smith 23 saves / 24 shots

|2-1-1 =Mike Murphy (1) – sh – 05:54 Dave Taylor (1) – 13:59 Glenn Goldup (1) – 15:21 Andre St. Laurent (1) – sh – 18:31 |2-1-2 =No Scoring |2-2-1 =Dave Taylor (2) – 04:00 Steve Carlson (1) – 11:59 |2-2-2 =15:49 – pp – Bob Bourne (1) 16:55 – John Tonelli (1) |2-3-1 =No Scoring |2-3-2 =07:38 – Garry Howatt (1) |goalie2-1 =Mario Lessard 30 saves / 33 shots |goalie2-2 =Glenn Resch 20 saves / 26 shots Billy Smith 6 saves / 6 shots

(6) Minnesota North Stars vs. (11) Toronto Maple Leafs

This was the first playoff series meeting between these two teams.

|1-1-1 =Laurie Boschman (1) – pp – 10:37 Ron Wilson (1) – pp – 15:51 |1-1-2 =02:17 – pp – Steve Payne (1) 19:15 – pp – Gary Sargent (1) |1-2-1 =No scoring |1-2-2 =11:35 – pp – Curt Giles (1) 15:47 – Steve Payne (2) |1-3-1 =Rick Vaive (1) – 13:03 |1-3-2 =04:47 – Mike Eaves (1) 15:41 – Steve Christoff (1) |goalie1-1 =Jiri Crha 55 saves / 61 shots |goalie1-2 =Gary Edwards 22 saves / 25 shots

|2-1-1 =No scoring |2-1-2 =15:49 – pp – Craig Hartsburg (1) |2-2-1 =No scoring |2-2-2 =04:31 – Al MacAdam (1) 11:14 – Gary Sargent (2) 17:00 – pp – Tim Young (1) |2-3-1 =Terry Martin (1) – 05:16 Darryl Sittler (1) – pp – 09:15 |2-3-2 =12:36 – Tom McCarthy (1) 13:12 – Al MacAdam (2) 18:31 – Mike Polich (1) |goalie2-1 =Mike Palmateer 36 saves / 43 shots |goalie2-2 =Gary Edwards 27 saves / 29 shots

(7) Chicago Black Hawks vs. (10) St. Louis Blues

This was the second playoff series meeting between these two teams. Chicago won the only previous meeting in five games in the 1973 Stanley Cup Quarterfinals.

With their victory in game one, Chicago snapped a record 16-game losing streak in the Stanley Cup playoffs.

(8) New York Rangers vs. (9) Atlanta Flames

This was the first playoff series meeting between these two teams. Game four was also the final home game for the Flames in Atlanta, as the franchise was sold and relocated to Calgary during the offseason.

|2-1-1 =No scoring |2-1-2 =03:02 – pp – Phil Esposito (1) 06:32 – Anders Hedberg (1) 12:33 – sh – Dave Maloney (1) 14:32 – Phil Esposito (2) |2-2-1 =No scoring |2-2-2 =No scoring |2-3-1 =Willi Plett (1) – pp – 09:05 |2-3-2 =15:18 – Warren Miller (1) |goalie2-1 =Dan Bouchard 27 saves / 32 shots |goalie2-2 =John Davidson 20 saves / 21 shots

|4-1-1 =09:07 – pp – Eric Vail (3) |4-1-2 =Anders Hedberg (3) – 01:58 Dean Talafous (1) – pp – 06:09 Ed Hospodar (1) – 06:43 |4-2-1 =No scoring |4-2-2 =Carol Vadnais (1) – 04:10 |4-3-1 =08:14 – pp – Guy Chouinard (1) |4-3-2 =Barry Beck (1) – pp – 13:23 |goalie4-1 =Dan Bouchard 22 saves / 27 shots |goalie4-2 =John Davidson 30 saves / 32 shots

Quarterfinals

(1) Philadelphia Flyers vs. (8) New York Rangers

This was the third playoff series meeting between these two teams. Both teams split their previous two meetings. This was a rematch of the previous year's Stanley Cup Quarterfinals, which New York won in five games.

(2) Buffalo Sabres vs. (7) Chicago Black Hawks

This was the second playoff series meeting between these two teams. Buffalo won the only previous meeting in five games in the 1975 Stanley Cup Quarterfinals.

|2-1-1 =Tom Lysiak (2) – pp – 18:24 |2-1-2 =08:48 – pp – Danny Gare (3) 13:17 – Ric Seiling (3) |2-2-1 =Tom Lysiak (3) – pp – 03:49 Doug Lecuyer (4) – 17:06 |2-2-2 =06:31 – Don Luce (2) 11:22 – Ric Seiling (4) 15:20 – pp – Danny Gare (4) |2-3-1 =Darryl Sutter (2) – 02:09 |2-3-2 =16:24 – Richard Martin (5) |goalie2-1 =Mike Veisor 19 saves / 25 shots |goalie2-2 =Bob Sauve 17 saves / 21 shots

(3) Montreal Canadiens vs. (6) Minnesota North Stars

This was the second playoff series meeting between these two teams. Montreal won the only previous meeting in six games in the 1971 Stanley Cup Semifinals. This was Montreal's first playoff series loss since losing to Buffalo in the 1975 Stanley Cup Semifinals.

Al MacAdam's goal with 1:26 left in the third period of game seven won the series for the North Stars and sent them to the semifinals.

|5-1-1 =Steve Christoff (5) – 11:32 |5-1-2 =09:23 – Steve Shutt (4) 14:51 – Pierre Mondou (1) |5-2-1 =Al MacAdam (5) – 05:28 |5-2-2 =08:43 – pp – Steve Shutt (5) |5-3-1 =No scoring |5-3-2 =04:15 – sh – Doug Jarvis (4) 10:28 – pp – Brian Engblom (2) 15:07 – Steve Shutt (6) |goalie5-1 =Gilles Meloche 32 saves / 38 shots |goalie5-2 =Michel Larocque 29 saves / 31 shots

|6-1-1 =No scoring |6-1-2 =Mark Napier (1) – 05:23 |6-2-1 =05:22 – pp – Steve Christoff (6) 10:29 – Kent-Erik Andersson (2) 13:20 – Paul Shmyr (1) 13:47 – pp – Bobby Smith (1) 19:16 – Glen Sharpley (1) |6-2-2 =No scoring |6-3-1 =No scoring |6-3-2 =Rick Chartraw (2) – 05:08 |goalie6-1 =Gilles Meloche 26 saves / 28 shots |goalie6-2 =Michel Larocque 31 saves / 36 shots

(4) Boston Bruins vs. (5) New York Islanders

This was the first playoff series meeting between these two teams.

|3-1-1 =12:16 – John Tonelli (4) 17:08 – pp – Bryan Trottier (5) |3-1-2 =Don Marcotte (2) – 09:52 |3-2-1 =06:57 – Bob Bourne (5) 15:54 – Bobby Nystrom (3) |3-2-2 =Peter McNab (5) – 09:48 |3-3-1 =04:51 – Bryan Trottier (6) |3-3-2 =Peter McNab (6) – pp – 12:15 |goalie3-1 =Billy Smith 32 saves / 35 shots |goalie3-2 =Gerry Cheevers 30 saves / 35 shots

Semifinals

(1) Philadelphia Flyers vs. (4) Minnesota North Stars

This was the second playoff series meeting between these two teams. Philadelphia won the only previous meeting in six games in the 1973 Stanley Cup Quarterfinals.

|1-1-1 =Steve Christoff (7) – 04:19 Paul Shmyr (2) – pp – 13:20 Steve Christoff (8) – 13:59 |1-1-2 =05:23 – pp – Al Hill (2) 14:54 – Ken Linseman (2) 15:36 – Tom Gorence (2) 16:40 – Ken Linseman (3) |1-2-1 =Mike Eaves (2) – 14:04 Steve Payne (6) – pp – 16:46 |1-2-2 =No scoring |1-3-1 =Steve Payne (7) – pp – 07:40 |1-3-2 =09:27 – Paul Holmgren (5) |goalie1-1 =Gilles Meloche 7 saves / 11 shots Gary Edwards 21 saves / 22 shots |goalie1-2 =Pete Peeters 30 saves / 36 shots

|2-1-1 =No scoring |2-1-2 =02:09 – pp – Paul Holmgren (6) 03:20 – sh – Bill Barber (3) |2-2-1 =No scoring |2-2-2 =00:56 – pp – Bobby Clarke (3) 08:42 – pp – Bob Dailey (2) 11:27 – pp – Brian Propp (2) |2-3-1 =No scoring |2-3-2 =16:23 – Al Hill (3) 19:20 – Reggie Leach (5) |goalie2-1 =Gary Edwards 33 saves / 40 shots |goalie2-2 =Phil Myre 27 saves / 27 shots

|3-1-1 =No scoring |3-1-2 =Bill Barber (4) – pp – 15:15 Bill Barber (5) – 17:09 |3-2-1 =14:39 – sh – Tom Younghans (2) 15:34 – sh – Tim Young (2) 17:27 – pp – Tom McCarthy (4) |3-2-2 =Mel Bridgman (1) – 01:14 Bill Barber (6) – 06:07 |3-3-1 =No scoring |3-3-2 =Bill Barber (7) – sh – 16:34 |goalie3-1 =Gilles Meloche 23 saves / 28 shots |goalie3-2 =Phil Myre 31 saves / 34 shots

|5-1-1 =Craig Hartsburg (3) – 00:44 Al MacAdam (7) – pp – 17:11 |5-1-2 =02:23 – pp – Rick MacLeish (6) 06:26 – sh – Bill Barber (10) 12:16 – pp – Reggie Leach (7) |5-2-1 =Rob Flockhart (1) – 14:43 |5-2-2 =03:33 – Reggie Leach (8) 06:02 – Bill Barber (11) 16:19 – Bobby Clarke (4) |5-3-1 =No scoring |5-3-2 =No scoring |goalie5-1 =Gary Edwards 7 saves / 11 shots Gilles Meloche 14 saves / 17 shots |goalie5-2 =Phil Myre 22 saves / 25 shots

(2) Buffalo Sabres vs. (3) New York Islanders

This was the third playoff series meeting between these two teams. New York won both previous meetings in consecutive years, the latter of which was a four-game sweep in the 1977 Stanley Cup Quarterfinals.

|3-1-1 =05:14 – Mike Bossy (5) 12:47 – Wayne Merrick (2) |3-1-2 =Tony McKegney (2) – 19:28 |3-2-1 =08:57 – Bryan Trottier (7) 18:26 – pp – Bryan Trottier (8) |3-2-2 =Gilbert Perreault (5) – 08:12 |3-3-1 =02:59 – sh – Lorne Henning (2) 07:47 – pp – Bob Bourne (7) 19:38 – en – Butch Goring (4) |3-3-2 =Derek Smith (3) – pp – 10:11 Lindy Ruff (1) – 11:09 |goalie3-1 =Billy Smith 23 saves / 27 shots |goalie3-2 =Don Edwards 34 saves / 40 shots

|4-1-1 =08:52 – pp – Bob Bourne (8) 19:13 – Bob Bourne (9) |4-1-2 =Don Luce (3) – sh – 16:14 |4-2-1 =03:28 – Bobby Nystrom (5) |4-2-2 =Derek Smith (4) – 07:21 Gilbert Perreault (6) – pp – 09:29 Gilbert Perreault (7) – 11:10 Derek Smith (5) – pp – 19:30 |4-3-1 =01:51 – Bobby Nystrom (6) |4-3-2 =Tony McKegney (3) – 12:14 Gilbert Perreault (8) – en – 19:47 |goalie4-1 =Billy Smith 19 saves / 24 shots Glenn Resch 9 saves / 10 shots |goalie4-2 =Bob Sauve 27 saves / 31 shots

|6-1-1 =08:08 – John Tonelli (7) |6-1-2 =Gilbert Perreault (9) – 02:26 Gilbert Perreault (10) – 06:53 |6-2-1 =00:31 – pp – Mike Bossy (6) 11:11 – Bob Lorimer (1) |6-2-2 =No scoring |6-3-1 =11:50 – Duane Sutter (2) 19:00 – sh – en – Bob Bourne (10) |6-3-2 =No scoring |goalie6-1 =Billy Smith 22 saves / 24 shots |goalie6-2 =Bob Sauve 26 saves / 30 shots

Stanley Cup Finals

Main article: 1980 Stanley Cup Finals

This was the second playoff series (and only Finals) meeting between these two teams. Philadelphia won the only previous meeting in seven games in the 1975 Stanley Cup Semifinals.

Ken Morrow became the first player in history to win an Olympic Gold Medal and the Stanley Cup in the same season. Game six was the last NHL game to air on American network television for nearly ten years.

|2-1-1 =Butch Goring (5) – 03:23 |2-1-2 =07:22 – pp – Paul Holmgren (7) 08:37 – Bob Kelly (1) 17:23 – Bobby Clarke (6) |2-2-1 =Bryan Trottier (9) – pp – 03:28 |2-2-2 =01:06 – Bill Barber (12) 04:13 – pp – Paul Holmgren (8) 15:47 – pp – Brian Propp (3) |2-3-1 =Butch Goring (6) – pp – 15:00 |2-3-2 =01:40 – Tom Gorence (3) 04:19 – Paul Holmgren (9) |goalie2-1 =Billy Smith 20 saves / 26 shots Chico Resch 3 saves / 5 shots |goalie2-2 =Pete Peeters 20 saves / 23 shots

|3-1-1 =02:38 – sh – Lorne Henning (3) 07:43 – pp – Denis Potvin (4) 13:04 – pp – Bryan Trottier (10) 14:29 – pp – Mike Bossy (8) |3-1-2 =No scoring |3-2-1 =15:41 – pp – Clark Gillies (5) 17:25 – pp – Denis Potvin (5) |3-2-2 =No scoring |3-3-1 =No scoring |3-3-2 =Bobby Clarke (7) – 09:48 Mike Busniuk (1) – 11:32 |goalie3-1 =Billy Smith 30 saves / 32 shots |goalie3-2 =Phil Myre 34 saves / 40 shots

|4-1-1 =07:23 – pp – Mike Bossy (9) 13:06 – Butch Goring (7) |4-1-2 =No scoring |4-2-1 =No scoring |4-2-2 =John Paddock (1) – 01:35 |4-3-1 =06:06 – Bryan Trottier (11) 12:35 – Bobby Nystrom (7) 14:08 – Clark Gillies (6) |4-3-2 =Ken Linseman (4) – 11:53 |goalie4-1 =Billy Smith 34 saves / 36 shots |goalie4-2 =Pete Peeters 22 saves / 27 shots

|5-1-1 =Stefan Persson (4) – pp – 10:58 |5-1-2 =No scoring |5-2-1 =Bryan Trottier (12) – 16:16 |5-2-2 =01:45 – Bobby Clarke (8) 05:55 – Rick MacLeish (8) 17:04 – Mike Busniuk (2) |5-3-1 =Stefan Persson (5) – pp – 14:57 |5-3-2 =09:43 – Rick MacLeish (9) 12:33 – pp – Brian Propp (4) 17:26 – Paul Holmgren (10) |goalie5-1 =Billy Smith 25 saves / 31 shots |goalie5-2 =Pete Peeters 35 saves / 38 shots

|6-1-1 =11:56 – pp – Denis Potvin (6) 14:08 – Duane Sutter (3) |6-1-2 =Reggie Leach (9) – pp – 07:21 Brian Propp (5) – 18:58 |6-2-1 =07:34 – pp – Mike Bossy (10) 19:46 – Bobby Nystrom (8) |6-2-2 =No scoring |6-3-1 =No scoring |6-3-2 =Bob Dailey (4) – 01:47 John Paddock (2) – 06:02 |6-4-1 =07:11 – Bobby Nystrom (9) |6-4-2 =No scoring |goalie6-1 =Billy Smith 21 saves / 25 shots |goalie6-2 =Pete Peeters 28 saves / 33 shots

References

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References

McCarthy, p. 249
(2008). "IIHF Top 100 Hockey Stories of All Time". Fenn Publishing.

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