FRANCHISE RECORD BOOK

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1 FRANCHISE RECORD BOOK All-Time WHL Franchise Record: ( ) 424 games wins losses - 22 ties points winning percentage Home record: 212 games 131 wins 74 losses 7 ties.634 winning percentage Away record: 212 games 69 wins 128 losses 15 ties.361 winning percentage All-Time NHL Franchise Record: ( ) 858 games wins losses ties points winning percentage Home record: 429 games wins losses - 93 ties points winning percentage Away record: 429 games - 73 wins losses - 48 ties points winning percentage All-Time NHL Franchise Record as: California Seals (1967): 25 games - 6 wins - 14 losses - 5 ties - 17 points winning percentage Home record: 12 games - 5 wins - 3 losses - 4 ties - 14 points winning percentage Away record: 13 games - 1 win - 11 losses - 1 tie - 3 points winning percentage Oakland Seals ( ): 203 games - 60 wins losses - 37 ties points winning percentage Home record: 101 games - 39 wins - 43 losses - 19 ties - 97 points winning percentage Away record: 102 games - 21 wins - 63 losses - 18 ties - 60 points winning percentage California Golden Seals ( ): 470 games wins losses - 73 ties points winning percentage Home record: 236 games - 84 wins losses - 52 ties points winning percentage Away record: 234 games - 32 wins losses - 21 ties - 85 points winning percentage Cleveland Barons ( ): 160 games - 47 wins - 87 losses - 26 ties points winning percentage Home record: 80 games - 28 wins - 34 losses - 18 ties - 74 points winning percentage Away record: 80 games - 19 wins - 53 losses - 8 ties - 46 points winning percentage NHL Franchise Record in Season Opening Games: 11 games - 3 wins - 5 losses - 3 ties - 9 points winning percentage NHL Franchise Record in Season Closing Games: 11 games - 4 wins - 5 losses - 2 ties - 10 points winning percentage WHL Franchise Record in Season Opening Games: 6 games - 3 wins - 3 losses - 0 ties - 6 points winning percentage WHL Franchise Record in Season Closing Games: 6 games - 4 wins - 2 losses - 0 ties - 8 points winning percentage

2 NHL Club Milestones, Franchise First and Lasts: H = home game A = away game Seals First Game: Oct. 11, 1967 vs Philadelphia (California 5, Philadelphia 1) H Seals First Win: Oct. 11, 1967 vs Philadelphia (California 5, Philadelphia 1) H Seals First Loss: Oct. 21, 1967 vs Minnesota (Minnesota 3, California 1) A Seals First Tie: Oct. 18, 1967 vs Los Angeles (California 2, Los Angeles 2) H Seals First Goal For: Kent Douglas (assts. Charlie Burns and George Swarbrick) at 3:23 of 1st period, Oct. 11, 1967 (California 5, Philadelphia 1) H Seals First Goal Against: Bill Sutherland (PP) (assts. Leon Rochefort and John Miszuk) at 10:07 of 2nd period, Oct.11, 1967 (California 5, Philadelphia 1) H Seals Last Goal For: Jim Moxey (EN) (asst. Rick Hampton) at 19:58 of 3 rd period, Apr. 4, 1976 (California 5, Los Angeles 2) H Seals Last Goal Against: Marcel Dionne (asst. Gary Sargent) at 7:47 of 3 rd period, Apr. 4, 1976 (California 5, Los Angeles 2) H Seals Last Game: Apr. 4, 1976 vs Los Angeles (California 5, Los Angeles 2) H Seals Last Win: Apr. 4, 1976 vs Los Angeles (California 5, Los Angeles 2) H Seals Last Loss: Apr. 2, 1976 vs Vancouver (Vancouver 5, California 0) H Seals Last Tie: Mar. 30, 1976 vs Vancouver (California 4, Vancouver 4) A Barons First Game: Oct. 6, 1976 vs Los Angeles (Cleveland 2, Los Angeles 2) H Barons First Win: Oct. 9, 1976 vs Washington (Cleveland 6, Washington 3) H Barons First Loss: Oct. 10, 1976 vs Boston (Boston 4, Cleveland 3) A Barons First Tie: Oct. 6, 1976 vs Los Angeles (Cleveland 2, Los Angeles 2) H Barons First Goal For: Fred Ahern (asst. Jim Moxey) at 8:41 of 3rd period, Oct. 6, 1976 (Cleveland 2, Los Angeles 2) H Barons First Goal Against: Mike Murphy (PP) (assts. Tom Williams and Gary Sargent) at 15:11 of 2nd period, Oct. 6, 1976 (Cleveland 2, Los Angeles 2) H Barons Last Goal For: Dennis Maruk (assts. Kris Manery and Mike Fidler) at 15:28 of 3 rd period, Apr. 9, 1978 (Pittsburgh 3, Cleveland 2) H Barons Last Goal Against: Rick Kehoe (assts. Tom Edur and Dave Schultz) at 18:01 of 2 nd period, Apr. 9, 1978 (Pittsburgh 3, Cleveland 2) H Barons Last Game: Apr. 2, 1978 vs Chicago (Cleveland 4, Chicago 2) H Barons Last Win: Apr. 2, 1978 vs Chicago (Cleveland 4, Chicago 2) H Barons Last Loss: Apr. 9, 1978 vs Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh 3, Cleveland 2) H Barons Last Tie: Apr. 5, 1978 vs Detroit (Cleveland 5, Detroit 5) H 50th Franchise Win: Nov. 30, 1969 vs Detroit (Oakland 1, Detroit 0) A All-Time Franchise Record At That Point: 171 games 50 wins 91 losses 30 ties 130 points.380 winning percentage 100th Franchise Win: Jan. 14, 1972 vs Vancouver (California 5, Vancouver 3) H All-Time Franchise Record At That Point: 349 games 100 wins 193 losses 56 ties 256 points.367 winning percentage 150th Franchise Win: Feb. 12, 1975 vs Detroit (California 4, Detroit 2) H All-Time Franchise Record At That Point: 596 games 150 wins 346 losses 100 ties 400 points.336 winning percentage 200th Franchise Win: Feb. 11, 1977 vs Colorado (Cleveland 3, Colorado 0) H All-Time Franchise Record At That Point: 753 games 200 wins 429 losses 124 ties 524 points.348 winning percentage Best record after 10 regular season games: 4 wins 5 losses 1 tie 9 points ( , ).450 winning percentage Best record after 20 regular season games: 6 wins 8 losses 6 ties 18 points ( ).450 winning percentage Best record after 30 regular season games: 10 wins 17 losses 3 ties 23 points ( , ), 9 wins 16 losses 5 ties 23 points ( , ), 8 wins 15 losses 7 ties 23 points ( ).383 winning percentage Best record after 40 regular season games: 13 wins 21 losses 6 ties 32 points ( ).400 winning percentage Best record after 50 regular season games: 19 wins 27 losses 4 ties 42 points ( ).420 winning percentage Best record after 60 regular season games: 23 wins 28 losses 9 ties 55 points ( ).458 winning percentage Best record after 70 regular season games: 26 wins 34 losses 10 ties 62 points ( ).443 winning percentage

3 WHL Club Milestones, Franchise Firsts and Lasts: H = home game A = away game Seals First Game: Oct. 13, 1961 vs. Seattle (Seattle 8, San Francisco 3) A Seals First Win: Oct. 17, 1961 vs. Calgary (San Francisco 9, Calgary 6) A Seals First Loss: Oct. 13, 1961 vs. Seattle (Seattle 8, San Francisco 3) A Seals First Tie: Jan. 5, 1962 vs. Los Angeles (San Francisco 1, Los Angeles 1) H Seals First Goal For: Nick Mickoski (assists unknown) (1 st period), Oct. 13, 1961 (Seattle 8, San Francisco 3) A Seals First Goal Against: Guyle Fielder (assists unknown) (first minute of 1st period), Oct. 13, 1961 (Seattle 8, San Francisco 3) A Seals Last Goal For (regular season): Charlie Burns (asst. Rudy Panagabko) at 9:46 of 2 nd period, Apr. 2, 1967 (San Diego 11, California 2) A Seals Last Goal Against (regular season): Al Nicholson (asst. Ed Panagabko) at 14:40 of 3 rd period, Apr. 2, 1967 (San Diego 11, California 2) A Seals Last Goal For (playoffs): Stan Gilbertson (assts. Gerry Odrowski, Ed Hoekstra) at 8:40 of 1 st period, Apr. 15, 1967 (Seattle 4, California 1) A Seals Last Goal Against (playoffs): Charlie Holmes (asst. Jim Paterson) at 12:50 of 3 rd period, Apr. 15, 1967 (Seattle 4, California 1) A Seals Last Game (regular season): Apr. 2, 1967 vs. San Diego (San Diego 11, California 2) A Seals Last Game (playoffs): Apr. 15, 1967 (Seattle 4, California 1) A Seals Last Win: Apr. 1, 1967 vs. Los Angeles (California 4, Los Angeles 3) A Seals Last Loss (regular season): Apr. 2, 1967 vs. San Diego (San Diego 11, California 2) A Seals Last Loss (playoffs): Apr. 14, 1967 vs. Seattle (Seattle 4, California 1) A Seals Last Tie: Mar. 22, 1967 vs. Victoria (California 2, Victoria 2) H 50th Franchise Win: Jan. 19, 1963 vs Edmonton (San Francisco 9, Edmonton 1) H All-Time Franchise Record At That Point: 50 wins 54 losses 2 ties.481 winning percentage 100th Franchise Win: Feb. 28, 1964 vs Seattle (San Francisco 4, Seattle 3) H All-Time Franchise Record At That Point: 100 wins 95 losses 5 ties.513 winning percentage 150th Franchise Win: Jan. 25, 1966 vs Vancouver (San Francisco 2, Vancouver 1) A All-Time Franchise Record At That Point: 150 wins 156 losses 10 ties.491 winning percentage 200th Franchise Win: Apr. 1, 1967 vs Los Angeles (California 4, Los Angeles 3) A All-Time Franchise Record At That Point: 200 wins 201 losses 22 ties.498 winning percentage WHL Franchise Record in Season Opening Games: 6 games 3 wins 3 losses 6 points.500 winning percentage WHL Franchise Record in Season Closing Games: 6 games 4 wins 2 losses 8 points.667 winning percentage Best record after 10 regular season games: 5 wins 4 losses 1 tie 11 points ( ).550 winning percentage 4 wins 3 losses 3 ties 11 points ( ).550 winning percentage Best record after 20 regular season games: 9 wins 8 losses 3 ties 21 points ( ).525 winning percentage Best record after 30 regular season games: 16 wins 14 losses 0 ties 32 points ( ).533 winning percentage Best record after 40 regular season games: 24 wins 16 losses 0 tie 48 points ( ).600 winning percentage Best record after 50 regular season games: 31 wins 18 losses 1 tie 63 points ( ).630 winning percentage Best record after 60 regular season games: 37 wins 22 losses 1 tie 75 points ( ).625 winning percentage Best record after 70 regular season games: 44 wins 25 losses 1 tie 89 points ( ).636 winning percentage

4 ALL-TIME SEASON-BY-SEASON RECORD SEASON GP W L T PTS GF GA PIM FINISHED WIN. % rd Southern a nd Southern b th th th c th.514 WHL Totals a - Won Lester Patrick Cup defeating Seattle b - Won Lester Patrick Cup defeating Los Angeles th West nd West th West th West th West th West th West th Adams th Adams th Adams th Adams.356 NHL Totals ALL-TIME SEASON-BY-SEASON PLAYOFF RECORD SEASON OPPONENT GP W L GF GA RESULTS Spokane Lost quarter-final Los Angeles Won quarter-final Portland Won semi-final Seattle Won Lester Patrick Cup Portland Won semi-final Los Angeles Won Lester Patrick Cup Victoria Lost semi-final Seattle Lost semi-final 5 seasons in WHL playoffs Los Angeles Lost quarter-final Pittsburgh Lost quarter-final 2 seasons in NHL playoffs

5 ALL-TIME NHL PRE-SEASON RECORD SEASON GP W L T PTS GF GA vs NHL vs AHL Totals vs NHL vs AHL Totals vs NHL vs AHL Totals vs NHL vs AHL Totals vs NHL vs AHL Totals vs NHL vs WHL Totals vs NHL Totals vs NHL vs WHA Totals vs NHL vs CHL Totals vs NHL vs CHL Totals

6 vs NHL vs CHL vs WHA Totals All-time pre-season record: vs NHL vs AHL vs CHL vs WHA vs WHL Totals Win. % ALL-TIME HOME AND AWAY RECORD HOME AWAY SEASON GP W L T PTS GF GA GP W L T PTS GF GA WHL Totals NHL Totals

7 ALL-TIME SEASON-BY-SEASON COACHING RECORD SEASON COACH W L T PTS WIN. % Max McNab Norman Bud Poile Norman Bud Poile Nick Mickoski Nick Mickoski Norman Bud Poile Norman Bud Poile Charlie Burns Rudy Pilous Charlie Burns WHL Totals Bert Olmstead Gordon Fashoway Fred Glover Fred Glover Fred Glover Fred Glover Vic Stasiuk Garry Young Fred Glover Fred Glover Marshall Johnston Marshall Johnston Bill McCreary Jack Evans Jack Evans Jack Evans NHL Totals ALL-TIME REGULAR-SEASON COACHING RECORD COACH W L T PTS WIN. % Norman Bud Poile Charlie Burns Max McNab Nick Mickoski Rudy Pilous WHL Totals Fred Glover Jack Evans Vic Stasiuk Marshall Johnston Bert Olmstead Bill McCreary Gordon Fashoway Garry Young NHL Totals

8 ALL-TIME SEASON-BY-SEASON REGULAR-SEASON ATTENDANCE SEASON ATT. GP AVG # 194, , , , , , , , , , , ,163 WHL Totals 865, ,084 # totals found in Seals Beat Buckaroos in Finale, Oakland Tribune (Mar. 26, 1962), p. 30. WHL attendance records for all other seasons taken from Jon C. Stott s Ice Warriors: the Pacific Coast / Western Hockey League (Surrey: Heritage House Publishing Company Ltd., 2008), p. All games played at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. All previous home games played at the Cow Palace in San Francisco , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,676 NHL Totals 2,439, ,686 SEALS GAME-BY-GAME HOME PLAYOFF ATTENDANCE SEASON DATE SERIES GAME # OPPONENT RESULT SCORE ATT. WHL: Mar. 27, Spokane L 1-4 6,273 Total attendance 6,273 Avg. attendance 6,273 in 1 game Apr. 3, Los Angeles W 2-0 5,702 Apr. 4 3 Los Angeles W 5-4 6,287 Apr Portland W 6-3 7,612? Apr Portland L ,864 Apr Portland W 3-0 6,226 Apr Seattle L 2-3 (OT) 8,936 Apr Seattle W 6-5 (OT)? Apr Seattle L 1-9 7,143 May 1 4 Seattle L 1-3 6,679 May 2 5 Seattle W 8-0 5,285 May 5 6 Seattle W 3-2 (OT) 11,869 May 6 7 Seattle W 4-3 (OT) 12,404 Total attendance Avg. attendance

9 Mar. 28, Portland W 3-2 7,832 Mar Portland W 4-2 4,000 or 5,000? Apr. 1 5 Portland W 6-5 (OT) 6,344 Apr Los Angeles W 4-2 8,896 Apr Los Angeles W 5-4 (OT) 8,236 Apr Los Angeles W ,229 Total attendance Avg. attendance Apr. 18, Victoria W 4-2 3,363 Apr Victoria W 3-2 (OT) 4,108 Apr Victoria W 5-4 6,509 Total attendance -- 13,980 Avg. attendance 4,660 in 3 games Apr. 9, Seattle W 2-1 3,040 Apr Seattle L 2-3 3,291 Apr Seattle W 4-3 3,951 Total attendance 10,282 Avg. attendance 3,427 in 3 games All-time WHL playoff attendance - All-time average WHL playoff attendance - NHL: Apr. 2, Los Angeles L 4-5 5,449 Apr. 3 2 Los Angeles W 4-2 5,232 Apr. 9 5 Los Angeles W 4-1 7,755 Apr Los Angeles L 3-5 9,384 Total attendance -- 27,820 Avg. attendance 6,955 in 4 games Apr. 11, Pittsburgh L 2-5 8,819 Apr Pittsburgh L 2-3 5,299 Total attendance -- 14,118 Avg. attendance 7,059 in 2 games All-time total NHL playoff attendance 41,938 in 6 games All-time average NHL playoff attendance - 6,990 ALL-TIME NHL POWER PLAY RECORD SEASON GOALS / ATTEMPTS SHORT-HANDED GOALS AGAINST SCORING % / (7th/12) / (9 th /12) / (12 th /12) / (12 th /14) / (12 th /14) / (11 th /16) / (16 th /16) / (17th/18) / (12 th /18) / (10 th /18) / (16 th /18) Totals 508 /

10 ALL-TIME NHL PENALTY KILLING RECORD SEASON GOALS / ATTEMPTS SHORT-HANDED GOALS SCORED KILLING % / (9th/12) / (9 th /12) / (6 th /12) / (11 th /14) / (9 th /14) / (tie 14 th /16) / (13 th /16) / (16 th /18) / (9 th /18) / (12 th /18) / (14 th /18) Totals 583 / Bold type indicates.500 record or better ALL-TIME MONTH-BY-MONTH RECORD SEASON OCT. NOV. DEC. JAN. FEB. MAR. APR WHL Totals Winning % NHL Totals Winning %

11 ALL-TIME CLUB RECORD VS. WHL TEAMS Note: San Francisco Seals games versus AHL clubs counted in standings, therefore they are included here BALTIMORE CLIPPERS (AHL): BUFFALO BISONS (AHL): CALGARY STAMPEDERS: Totals CLEVELAND BARONS (AHL): DENVER INVADERS: EDMONTON FLYERS: Totals

12 HERSHEY BEARS (AHL): LOS ANGELES BLADES: Totals PITTSBURGH HORNETS (AHL): PORTLAND BUCKAROOS: Totals PROVIDENCE REDS (AHL): QUEBEC ACES (AHL):

13 ROCHESTER AMERICANS (AHL): SAN DIEGO GULLS: SEATTLE TOTEMS: Totals SPOKANE COMETS: Totals SPRINGFIELD INDIANS (AHL): VANCOUVER CANUCKS: Totals

14 VICTORIA MAPLE LEAFS: Totals ALL-TIME CLUB RECORD VS. NHL TEAMS ATLANTA FLAMES: Totals BOSTON BRUINS: Totals BUFFALO SABRES:

15 Totals CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS: Totals DETROIT RED WINGS: Totals KANSAS CITY SCOUTS / COLORADO ROCKIES: Totals

16 LOS ANGELES KINGS: Totals MINNESOTA NORTH STARS: Totals MONTREAL CANADIENS: Totals

17 NEW YORK ISLANDERS: Totals NEW YORK RANGERS: Totals PHILADELPHIA FLYERS: Totals

18 PITTSBURGH PENGUINS: Totals ST. LOUIS BLUES: Totals TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS: Totals

19 VANCOUVER CANUCKS: Totals WASHINGTON CAPITALS: Totals

20 ALL-TIME FRANCHISE RECORDS NHL franchise records in regular font WHL franchise records in italic font * NHL record Team Records (Game): Most goals, one game: 11 - vs. Vancouver, Jan. 3, 1973 (CAL 11, VAN 3) 13 - vs. Quebec, Feb. 16, 1966 (SF 13, QUE 5) Most goals by an opponent, one game: 13 - by Buffalo, Feb. 25, 1978 (BUF 13, CLE 3) 11 - by Seattle, Oct. 28, 1961 (SEA 11, SF 1) - by Los Angeles, Feb. 3, 1962 (LA 11, SF 4) - by San Diego, Apr. 2, 1967 (SD 11, CAL 2) Most goals by both teams, one game: 16 - Vancouver 11, California 5, Mar. 28, Buffalo 13, Cleveland 3, Feb. 25, San Francisco 13, Quebec 5, Feb. 16, 1966 Most goals, one period: 6 - vs. Vancouver, Jan. 3, 1973 (CAL 11, VAN 3) Most goals by an opponent, one period: 8 - by New York Rangers, Nov. 21, 1971 (NY 12, CAL 1) Most goals by both teams, one period: 8 - vs. Vancouver, Mar. 28, 1971 (VAN 11, CAL 5) - vs. Vancouver, Oct. 15, 1971 (VAN 9, CAL 6) Most consecutive goals, one game: 8 - vs. Toronto, Nov. 7, 1971 (CAL 8, TOR 1) - vs. Colorado, Jan. 21, 1978 (CLE 9, COL 4) Most consecutive goals against, one game: 11 - vs. Philadelphia, Dec. 11, 1977 (PHI 11, CLE 1) Most scoring points (goals + assists), one game: 29 - vs. Vancouver, Jan. 3, goals, 18 assists (CAL 11, VAN 3) Most scoring points (goals + assists) by an opponent, one game: 37 - by Buffalo, Feb. 25, goals, 24 assists (BUF 13, CLE 3) Most scoring points (goals + assists), one period: 16 - vs. Vancouver, Jan. 3, goals, 10 assists (CAL 11, VAN 3) Most scoring points (goals + assists) by an opponent, one period: * 23 - by New York Rangers, Nov. 21, goals, 15 assists (NY 12, CAL 1) Most shots, one game: 52 - vs. Kansas City, Jan. 23, 1976 (CAL 4, KC 1) - vs. Chicago, Feb. 5, 1977 (CLE 3, CHI 2) Most shots by an opponent, one game: 63 - by Boston, Nov. 10, 1969 (BOS 8, OAK 3) - by Boston, Mar. 4, 1971 (BOS 7, CAL 0) Most shots, both teams, one game: 95 - Boston 63, California 32; Mar. 4, 1971 (BOS 7, CAL 0) Fewest shots, one game: 11 - vs. Buffalo, Oct. 17, 1974 (BUF 6, CAL 1) Fewest shots by an opponent, one game: 13 - by Minnesota, Dec. 16, 1967 (MIN 1, OAK 0) Fewest shots, both teams, one game: 36 - New York Rangers 21, Oakland 15; Jan. 20, 1968 (NY 3, OAK 0) - Oakland 18, Philadelphia 18; Feb. 14, 1968 (OAK 4, PHI 0) Most shots, one period: 27 - vs. Chicago, Feb. 5, 1977 (CLE 3, CHI 2) Most shots by an opponent, one period: 29 - by Boston, Mar. 4, 1971 (BOS 7, CAL 0) Fewest shots, one period: 1 - vs. Los Angeles, Nov. 22, 1967 (LA 3, CAL 1) - vs. Los Angeles, Jan. 24, 1968 (OAK 4, LA 1) - vs. St. Louis, Mar. 10, 1968 (STL 1, OAK 0) - vs. Los Angeles, Mar. 24, 1974 (LA 7, CAL 1) Fewest shots by an opponent, one period: 1 - by Chicago, Mar. 11, 1973 (CHI 5, CAL 1) - by Toronto, Jan. 13, 1978 (CLE 5, TOR 2) Most penalty minutes, one game: 88 - vs. Philadelphia, Oct. 25, 1974 (CAL 4, PHI 1) 86 - vs. Spokane, Oct. 31, minors, 4 majors, 1 misconduct, 4 game misconducts (SPO 4, SF 0) Most penalty minutes by both teams, one game: vs. Philadelphia, Oct. 25, 1974 Philadelphia 144, California 88 (CAL 4, PHI 1) Most penalty minutes, one period: 72 - vs. Philadelphia, Oct. 25, 1974 (CAL 4, PHI 1) Most penalty minutes by both teams, one period: vs. Philadelphia, Oct. 25, 1974 (CAL 4, PHI 1) Fastest two goals: 0:07 - vs. Detroit, Mar. 25, 1973 (CAL 8, DET 5) - vs. Minnesota, Feb. 16, 1975 (MIN 8, CAL 4) - vs. Buffalo, Feb. 1, 1976 (BUF 9, CAL 5) Fastest three goals: 0:43 - vs. Minnesota, Feb. 16, 1975 (MIN 8, CAL 4) Fastest four goals: 3:49 - vs. Montreal, Jan. 18, 1978 (MTL 7, CLE 4) Fastest five goals: 11:39 - vs. Vancouver, Jan. 3, 1973 (CAL 11, VAN 3) Fastest six goals: 12:40 - vs. Vancouver, Jan. 3, 1973 (CAL 11, VAN 3) Fastest two goals by an opponent: 0:04 - by Buffalo, Oct. 17, 1974 (BUF 6, CLE 1)

21 Fastest three goals by an opponent: 0:43 - by Toronto, Jan. 29, 1975 (TOR 4, CAL 2) Fastest four goals by an opponent: 3:27 - by Buffalo, Feb. 25, 1978 (BUF 13, CLE 3) Fastest five goals by an opponent: 7:06 - by Philadelphia, Nov. 12, 1972 (PHI 8, CAL 3) Fastest two goals by both teams: 0:09 - vs. Los Angeles, Nov. 12, 1968 (LA 3, OAK 1) - vs. Buffalo, Jan. 29, 1971 (BUF 4, CAL 2) Fastest three goals by both teams: 0:18 - vs. Buffalo, Feb. 1, 1976 (BUF 9, CAL 5) Fastest goal from the start of a game: 0:11 - vs. Chicago, Oct. 12, 1973 (CAL 3, CHI 2) Fastest opponent goal from the start of a game: 0:09 - by New York Rangers, Nov. 5, 1971 (NY 8, CAL 1) Fastest goal from the start of a period: 0:07 - vs. Pittsburgh, Oct. 20, 1973 (PIT 5, CAL 3) Fastest opponent goal from the start of a period: 0:08 - by Minnesota, Dec. 8, 1968 (MIN 4, OAK 1) Most power play goals against in one game: 6 - by Philadelphia, Jan. 9, 1972 (PHI 10, CAL 3) Winning, Losing, and Undefeated Streaks: Longest undefeated streak, one season: 7 games - 3 wins, 4 ties from Nov. 5-17, games - 11 wins, 1 tie from Jan. 16-Feb. 5, 1963 Longest undefeated streak from start of season: 3 games - 2 wins, 1 tie from Oct , game - 1 win Oct. 10, 1962, Oct. 9, 1964, and Oct. 15, 1965 Longest home undefeated streak, one season: 7 games - 6 wins, 1 tie from Jan. 19-Feb. 21, wins, 3 ties from Mar. 8-27, wins, 1 tie (between two seasons to games - 6 wins, 3 ties from Feb. 24-Mar 26, 1967 Longest road undefeated streak, one season: 5 games - 2 wins, 3 ties from Nov , games - 7 wins, 1 tie from Dec. 12, 1962-Feb. 5, 1963 Longest winning streak, one season: 4 games - Oct. 30-Nov. 11, Dec , Mar , Jan , Oct , games - Jan. 1-15, game - Oct. 10, Oct. 9, Oct. 15, 1965 Longest home winning streak, one season: 5 games - Jan. 31- Feb. 21, Dec. 16, 1970-Jan. 15, games - January 4-26, 1964 Longest road winning streak, one season: 3 games - Oct , Feb. 28-Mar. 5, games - Jan. 29-Feb. 5, 1963 Longest losing streak, one season: 9 games - Jan. 28-Feb. 11, games - Jan. 28-Feb. 12, 1964 Longest losing streak from start of season: 5 games - Oct , games - Oct , 1961 Longest home losing streak, one season: 5 games - Oct. 31-Dec. 2, Feb. 24-Mar. 14, Oct , games - Dec. 8-22, 1961 Longest road losing streak, one season: 24 games - Nov. 21, 1973-Feb. 20, games - Jan. 9-Feb. 9, 1964 Longest winless streak: 15 games - Feb. 22-Mar. 25, games - 8 losses from Jan. 28-Feb. 12, losses, 1 tie from Jan. 20-Feb. 5, 1967 Longest winless streak from start of season: 9 games - Oct , games - 2 losses from Oct , loss, 1 tie from Oct , 1966 Longest home winless streak: 9 games - Jan. 12-Feb. 21, games - Dec. 8-22, Feb , 1967 Longest road winless streak: 24 games - Nov. 21, 1973-Feb. 20, games - Jan. 9-Feb. 16, 1964 Most consecutive ties: 3 games - Feb , Jan , games - Dec , 1966 Longest winning streak from start of season: 2 games - Oct , Oct , Oct. 8-11, 1975

22 Miscellaneous Team Records: Most consecutive shutouts: vs. Toronto Jan. 28, 1972 and 2-0 vs. Vancouver Jan. 30, 1972 (both shutouts recorded by Gilles Meloche) 1 - many occasions Longest shutout sequence: 130:18 min. - Jan. 23-Feb. 2, 1972 Most consecutive games shut out: 4 - Dec. 27, 1967-Jan. 3, Nov , 1965 Longest shutout sequence against franchise: 276:15 min. - from Dec. 25, 1967-Jan. 4, 1968 Largest margin of victory: 8 goals - vs. Vancouver, Jan. 3, 1973 (CAL 11, VAN 3) - vs. Edmonton, Jan. 19, 1963 (SF 9, EDM 1) - vs. Quebec, Feb. 16, 1966 (SF 13, QUE 5) - vs. Los Angeles, Apr. 8, 1966 (SF 8, LA 0) Largest margin of defeat: 11 goals - vs. New York Rangers, Nov. 21, 1971 (NY 12, CAL 1) - vs. Toronto, Nov. 25, 1972 (TOR 11, CAL 0) 10 goals - vs. Seattle, Oct. 28, 1961 (SEA 11, SF 1) Largest margin of shutout victory: vs. New York Rangers, Jan. 16, vs. Los Angeles, Apr. 8, 1966 Largest margin of shutout defeat: vs. Toronto, Nov. 25, vs. Vancouver, Oct. 16, 1964 Most goals scored in one road game: 8 - vs. Washington, Jan. 2, 1976 (CAL 8, WSH 5) 9 - vs. Calgary, Oct. 17, 1961 (SF 9, CGY 6) Largest opening day attendance: Oakland: 12,089 - vs. Boston, Oct. 16, 1970 (BOS 5, CAL 1) Note: This figure, like many others in researching the history of the Seals, is difficult to prove as being the most accurate. However, this figure seems to be the most accepted one as some newspaper articles which mention the game (such as the Vancouver Sun, Oct. 17, 1970) report an attendance of 12,089. Also, according to the Seals media guide, the Coliseum seating capacity was 12,021, and the largest crowd to attend a Seals game was in fact 12,089. Cleveland: 10,253 - vs. Washington, Oct. 15, 1977 (CLE 4, WSH 2) Largest single game attendance: Cleveland: 13,110 - vs. Philadelphia, Feb. 4, 1978 (CLE 2, PHI 2) Oakland: 12,089 - vs. Boston, Oct. 16, 1970 (BOS 5, CAL 1) - vs. Boston, Feb. 19, 1970 (BOS 5, CAL 0) - vs. St. Louis, Mar. 17, 1972 (CAL 2, STL 2) Note: The 12,021-seat Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum was sold out for a Seals home game on eleven different occasions. The largest attendance I was able to find in game summaries was 12,089, and this occurred on the three aforementioned dates. San Francisco: 12,404 - vs. Seattle, May 6, 1963 (SF 4, SEA 3 - OT) - playoffs Note: Attendance figures were not available for all San Francisco- California Seals WHL games, therefore the largest crowd to attend a regular season game at the Cow Palace is unknown. However, the largest crowd to ever attend a Seals game, playoff or otherwise, was 12,404. Season Team Records: Best winning percentage, one season: (29W - 36L - 11T) in 76 games (44 W - 25 L - 1 T) in 70 games Most points, one season: (29W - 36L - 11T) in 76 games (44 W - 25 L - 1 T) in 70 games Lowest winning percentage, one season: (13W - 55L - 10T) in 78 games (29 W - 39 L - 2 T) in 70 games Fewest points, one season: (13W - 55L - 10T) in 78 games (29 W - 39 L - 2 T) in 70 games Most wins, one season: (in 76 games) (in 70 games) Fewest wins, one season: (in 78 games) (in 70 games) Most losses, one season: (in 78 games) (in 70 games) Fewest losses, one season: (in 76 games) (in 70 games) Most ties, one season: (in 78 games) (in 72 games) Fewest ties, one season: (in 78 games) (in 70 games) Most home wins, one season: (in 38 games) (in 39 games) (in 35 games) Most road wins, one season: (in 38 games) (in 35 games)

23 Most home losses, one season: (in 39 games) (in 36 games) Most road losses, one season: (in 39 games) (in 35 games) Most home ties, one season: * (in 39 games) (in 39 games) (in 36 games) Most road ties, one season: (in 37 games) (in 36 games) Most home points, one season: (in 38 games) (in 39 games) (28 W - 7 L - 0 T) in 35 games Most road points, one season: in 38 games in 40 games (14 W - 15 L - 7 T) in 36 games Fewest home wins, one season: (in 39 games) (in 39 games) (in 36 games) Fewest road wins, one season: (in 39 games) (in 35 games) Fewest home losses, one season: (in 39 games) (in 35 games) Fewest road losses, one season: (in 38 games) (in 36 games) Most goals scored, one season: (in 80 games) (in 70 games) Highest goals-per-game average, one season: (250 goals in 80 games) (288 goals in 70 games) Fewest goals scored, one season: (in 74 games) (in 70 games) (in 72 games) Lowest goals-per-game average, one season: (153 goals in 74 games) (228 goals in 72 games) Most goals against, one season: (in 78 games) (in 70 games) Highest goals-against-per-game average, one season: (342 goals against in 78 games) (283 goals against in 70 games) Fewest goals against, one season: (in 74 games) (in 70 games) Lowest goals-against-per-game average, one season: (219 goals against in 74 games) (219 goals against in 70 games) Most power play goals, one season: (on 382 opportunities) Most power play goals against, one season: (on 247 opportunities) Most shorthanded goals, one season: (on 262 opportunities) Most shorthanded goals against, one season: (on 268 opportunities) Most assists, one season: (in 80 games) Most scoring points (goals + assists), one season: (in 80 games) Most penalty minutes, one season: 1, (in 80 games) (in 70 games) Most shots on goal, one season: 2, (in 80 games) Fewest shots on goal, one season: 1, (in 74 games) Most shots against, one season: 2, (in 78 games) Fewest shots against, one season: 2, (in 74 games) Most saves, one season: 2, (2,669 shots against, 243 goals) Highest team save percentage: (2,669 shots against, 243 goals) Lowest team save percentage: (2,700 shots against, 342 goals) Highest average number of shots against per game, one season: (2,669 shots against in 76 games) Lowest average number of shots against per game, one season: (2,435 shots against in 80 games) Highest average number of shots per game, one season: (2,252 shots in 76 games) Lowest average number of shots per game, one season: (1,847 shots in 74 games)

24 Most 30-or-more goal scorers, one season: Al MacAdam (32), Dennis Maruk (30) Nick Mickoski (41), Len Haley (36), Gary Edmundson (34), Ed Panagabko (31), Orland Kurtenbach (30) Most 20-or-more goal scorers, one season: Norm Ferguson (34), Ted Hampson (26), Bill Hicke (25), Gary Jarrett (22), Gerry Ehman (21), Mike Laughton (20) Nick Mickoski (41), Len Haley (36), Gary Edmundson (34), Ed Panagabko (31), Orland Kurtenbach (30), Dan Belisle (29), Al Nicholson (27) Most shutouts, one season: (Hodge 3, Smith 1, Hodge / Smith shared 1 shutout) (Meloche 2, Edwards 2, Simmons 1) (Bev Bentley, 4) (Jim McLeod, 4) (Jack McCartan 2, Joe Daley 2) Most shutouts against, one season: (in 74 games) (in 70 games) Fewest times shutout, one season: (in 80 games) (in 80 games) (in 70 games) (in 70 games) (in 70 games) Most fights, one season: (Source: HockeyFights.com) (in 80 games) Fewest fights, one season (Source: HockeyFights.com) (in 74 games) Highest total attendance, one season: 277, (in 40 home games) 194, (in 35 home games) Highest per game average attendance, one season: 6, in 40 home games 5, in 35 home games ALL-TIME INDIVIDUAL FRANCHISE RECORDS Career: Most seasons: 7 - Bobby Stewart ( to ) - Gilles Meloche ( to ) 6 - Tom Thurlby ( to ) - Ray Cyr ( to ) Most games: Bobby Stewart ( to ) Tom Thurlby ( to ) Most consecutive games: Al MacAdam (Oct. 9, 1974 to Apr. 9, 1978) Most goals: 94 - Dennis Maruk, in 3 seasons (236 GP) Al Nicholson, in 5 seasons (349 GP) Highest goals-per-game average (min. 30 goals): Dennis Maruk (94 goals in 236 career games) Wayne Connelly (93 goals in 175 GP) Most assists: Al MacAdam, in 4 seasons (320 GP) Ray Cyr, in 6 seasons (370 GP) Highest assist-per-game average (min. 40 assists): Ted Hampson (123 assists in 246 GP) Orland Kurtenbach (57 assists in 70 GP) Most points: Al MacAdam (88 goals, 129 assists in 320 GP) Al Nicholson (127 goals, 158 assists in 349 GP) Highest points-per-game average (min. 70 points): Dennis Maruk (211 points in 236 GP) Most penalty minutes: Bobby Stewart, in 7 seasons (414 GP) Larry McNabb, in 4 seasons (200 GP) Most power-play goals: 25 - Bill Hicke, in 4 seasons (262 GP) Most shorthanded goals: 7 - Dennis Maruk, in 3 seasons (236 GP) Most game-winning goals: 10 - Al MacAdam, in 4 seasons (320 GP) - Bill Hicke, in 4 seasons (262 GP) - Gerry Ehman, in 4 seasons (297 GP) - Norm Ferguson, in 4 seasons (279 GP) - Bob Murdoch, in 3 seasons (206 GP) Most fights, career: (Source: HockeyFights.com) 29 - Carol Vadnais, in 4 seasons (246 GP) Most goals by a center: 94 - Dennis Maruk, in 3 seasons (236 GP) 92 - Charlie Burns, in 3 seasons (230 GP) Most assists by a center: Ted Hampson, in 4 seasons (246 GP) Ray Cyr, in 6 seasons (370 GP) Most points by a center: Dennis Maruk, in 3 seasons (236 GP) Ray Cyr, in 6 seasons (370 GP) Most goals by a left wing: 88 - Al MacAdam, in 4 seasons (320 GP) Al Nicholson, in 5 seasons (349 GP) Most assists by a left wing: Al MacAdam, in 4 seasons (320 GP) Nick Mickoski, in 4 seasons (266 GP) Most points by a left wing: Al MacAdam, in 4 seasons (320 GP) Al Nicholson, in 5 seasons (349 GP)

25 Most goals by a right wing: 79 - Bill Hicke, in 4 seasons (262 GP) Len Haley, in 4 seasons (242 GP) Most assists by a right wing: Bill Hicke, in 4 seasons (262 GP) Len Haley, in 4 seasons (242 GP) Most points by a right wing: Bill Hicke, in 4 seasons (262 GP) Len Haley, in 4 seasons (242 GP) Most goals by a defenseman: 63 - Carol Vadnais, in 4 seasons (246 GP) 57 - Tom Thurlby, in 6 seasons (414 GP) Most assists by a defenseman: 96 - Rick Hampton, in 4 seasons (285 GP) Tom Thurlby, in 6 seasons (414 GP) Most points by a defenseman: Rick Hampton, in 4 seasons (285 GP) Tom Thurlby, in 6 seasons (414 GP) Most games, including playoffs: Bobby Stewart (414 reg. season games) Tom Thurlby (414 reg. season + 43 playoff games) Most goals, including playoffs: 94 - Dennis Maruk (94 reg. season goals) Al Nicholson (127 reg. season + 13 playoff goals) Most assists, including playoffs: Al MacAdam (129 reg. season assists) Ray Cyr (195 reg. season + 19 playoff assists) Most points, including playoffs: Al MacAdam (217 reg. season points) Al Nicholson (285 reg. season + 31 playoff points) Most penalty minutes, including playoffs: Bobby Stewart (691 reg. season penalty minutes) Larry McNabb (403 reg. season +57 playoff penalty minutes) Most three-or-more goal games: 2 - Earl Ingarfield (2 three-goal games) - Norm Ferguson (2 three-goal games) - Joey Johnston (2 three-goal games) - Gary Croteau (2 three-goal games) - Wayne Merrick (2 three-goal games) - Al MacAdam (2 three-goal games) - Dennis Maruk (2 four-goal games) Most 20-or-more goal seasons: 3 - Dennis Maruk [ (30), (28), and (36)] 5 - Al Nicholson [ (25), (27), (24), (28), (23)] Most consecutive 20-or-more goal seasons: 3 - Dennis Maruk [ (30), (28), and (36)] 5 - Al Nicholson [ (25), (27), (24), (28), (23)] Most 30-or-more goal seasons: 2 - Dennis Maruk [ (30) and (36)] 2 - Nick Mickoski [ (31) and (41)] - Len Haley [ (36) and (35)] - Wayne Connelly [ (36) and (45)] Most 40-or-more goal seasons: 1 - Nick Mickoski (41 goals in ) - Wayne Connelly (45 goals in ) Best plus/minus record (min. 40 games played): +4 - Gerry Odrowski, in 2 seasons (116 GP) Worst plus/minus record: Bob Stewart, in 7 seasons (414 GP) Most shots on goal: Carol Vadnais, in 4 seasons (246 GP) Best scoring percentage min. 100 shots on goal): Chuck Arnason, on 110 shots, in 1 season (40 GP) Most games appeared in by a goaltender: Gilles Meloche, in 7 seasons Bob Perreault, in 2 seasons Most minutes played by a goaltender: 20,666 - Gilles Meloche, in 7 seasons (355 GP) 8,394 - Bob Perreault, in 2 seasons (138 GP) Most goals scored against a goaltender: 1,298 - Gilles Meloche, in 7 seasons (355 GP) Bob Perreault, in 2 seasons (138 GP) Most wins by a goaltender: 93 - Gilles Meloche, in 7 seasons (355 GP) 62 - Bob Perreault, in 2 seasons (138 GP) Most losses by a goaltender: Gilles Meloche, in 7 seasons (355 GP) 72 - Bob Perreault, in 2 seasons (138 GP) Most ties by a goaltender: 62 - Gilles Meloche, in 7 seasons (355 GP) 13 - Jack McCartan, in 2 seasons (114 GP) Highest winning percentage by a goaltender (min. 30 games played): Gary Smith, in 4 seasons (211 GP) Jim McLeod, in 1 season (67 GP) Lowest goals-against average by a goaltender (min. 30 games played): Charlie Hodge, in 3 seasons (86 GP) Jim McLeod, in 1 season (67 GP) Most shots faced by a goaltender: 11,350 - Gilles Meloche, in 7 seasons (355 GP) Most saves by a goaltender: 10,052 - Gilles Meloche, in 7 seasons (355 GP) Highest save percentage by a goaltender (minimum 30 games played): Gary Smith, in 4 seasons (211 GP, 6,639 shots against, (5,977 saves)