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Belt game 5,449 · February 6, 1994

Chicago Blackhawks take the belt

Chicago Blackhawks beat Mighty Ducks of Anaheim 3–2 on the road to start reign 2,081 of the NHL belt, the 191st for the franchise.

Mighty Ducks of Anaheim had held it since February 4, 1994, with 0 defenses over 2 days.

Chicago Blackhawks held it for 2 days and 0 defenses, then lost it to San Jose Sharks on February 8, 1994.

2,081Reign number
191Team's reign
0Defenses
2Days held

Box score

Mighty Ducks of Anaheim

PlayerGAPTS+/-PIMSOGHITSVSA
Joe Sacco101-1020——
Troy Loney101-1020——
Tim Sweeney0000030——
Peter Douris0000220——
Garry Valk0000020——
Anatoli Semenov000-1020——
Bob Corkum0000020——
Patrik Carnback0000010——
Shaun Van Allen0000210——
Terry Yake0000030——
Stu Grimson0000710——
Todd Ewen00001000——
Bobby Dollas0001020——
David Williams000-2010——
Sean Hill0000000——
Alexei Kasatonov0001000——
Randy Ladouceur000-2030——
Donald Mcsween0000510——
Ron Tugnutt—————————
Guy Hebert————0——2124

Chicago Blackhawks

PlayerGAPTS+/-PIMSOGHITSVSA
Brent Sutter0222210——
Steve Smith1121230——
Jeremy Roenick1011010——
Stephane Matteau1011020——
Patrick Poulin0111000——
Brian Noonan0001030——
Kevin Todd000-1000——
Rich Sutter000-1500——
Joe Murphy000-1020——
Darin Kimble000-1500——
Christian Ruuttu000-1020——
Jocelyn Lemieux0000010——
Dirk Graham0002010——
Eric Weinrich0001050——
Greg Smyth0000500——
Frantisek Kucera000-1220——
Cam Russell0000500——
Neil Wilkinson0001010——
Ed Belfour————0——2628
Jeff Hackett—————————

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