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Belt game 3,520 · April 7, 1974

Atlanta Flames take the belt

Atlanta Flames beat Pittsburgh Penguins 6–3 at home to start reign 1,342 of the NHL belt, the 2nd for the franchise.

Pittsburgh Penguins had held it since April 6, 1974, with 0 defenses over 1 day.

Atlanta Flames held it for 2 days and 0 defenses, then lost it to Philadelphia Flyers on April 9, 1974.

1,342Reign number
2Team's reign
0Defenses
2Days held

Box score

Atlanta Flames

PlayerGAPTS+/-PIMSOGHITSVSA
Curt Bennett0223020——
Keith McCreary1122220——
Al McDonough1123040——
Rey Comeau1121020——
Ed Kea0223010——
Tom Lysiak1012050——
Jacques Richard1013040——
Pat Quinn0110410——
Noel Price0111210——
Jean Lemieux1010010——
Butch Deadmarsh0000710——
Bobby Leiter000-1030——
John Stewart000-1000——
Bryan Hextall000-1000——
Larry Romanchych000-1040——
Randy Manery0001200——
Bob Murray0000000——
Phil Myre————0——1720
Dan Bouchard————0——77

Pittsburgh Penguins

PlayerGAPTS+/-PIMSOGHITSVSA
Bob McManama112-2210——
Wayne Bianchin101-3020——
Ron Lalonde011-1010——
Lowell MacDonald1010020——
Jean Pronovost0110020——
Nick Beverley011-1220——
Chuck Arnason0000030——
Ted Snell0000040——
Bernie Lukowich000-2000——
Blaine Stoughton000-1020——
Ron Schock0000010——
Bob Paradise000-1000——
Ron Stackhouse000-4010——
Ab DeMarco0002040——
Steve Durbano0002220——
Jean-Guy Lagace000-4910——
Gary Inness————0——00
Andy Brown————2——2531

Box scores: the NHL's own game center.

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