1970s NHL

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The 1970s NHL was a transformative decade in professional ice hockey marked by league expansion, the rise of superstar goaltenders and scorers, intense rivalries, and the dominance of dynastic teams like the Montreal Canadiens and Philadelphia Flyers.

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instanceOf era in National Hockey League history ⓘ
characterizedBy dominance of dynastic teams ⓘ
intense rivalries ⓘ
league expansion ⓘ
rise of high-scoring forwards ⓘ
rise of superstar goaltenders ⓘ
competitionFrom World Hockey Association ⓘ
country Canada ⓘ
United States ⓘ
dominantFranchise Boston Bruins ⓘ
Montreal Canadiens ⓘ
dynastyTeam Montreal Canadiens ⓘ
New York Islanders ⓘ
Philadelphia Flyers ⓘ
endTime 1979 ⓘ
introducedRuleChange introduction of the World Hockey Association as a competing league influenced NHL rules and salaries ⓘ
league National Hockey League ⓘ
notableGoaltender Bernie Parent ⓘ
Ken Dryden ⓘ
Rogie Vachon ⓘ
Tony Esposito ⓘ
notablePlayer Bernie Parent ⓘ
Bobby Clarke ⓘ
Bobby Orr ⓘ
Bryan Trottier ⓘ
Darryl Sittler ⓘ
Denis Potvin ⓘ
Gilbert Perreault ⓘ
Guy Lafleur ⓘ
Ken Dryden ⓘ
Marcel Dionne ⓘ
Mike Bossy ⓘ
Phil Esposito ⓘ
notableRivalry Montreal Canadiens vs Boston Bruins ⓘ
Montreal Canadiens vs Philadelphia Flyers ⓘ
Philadelphia Flyers vs New York Rangers ⓘ
notableTeam Boston Bruins ⓘ
Montreal Canadiens ⓘ
New York Islanders ⓘ
Philadelphia Flyers ⓘ
sawEvent NHL expansion from the Original Six era to a larger league ⓘ
introduction of teams in new U.S. markets ⓘ
sport ice hockey ⓘ
startTime 1970 ⓘ
styleOfPlay increased offensive scoring ⓘ
more physical play ⓘ

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Ken Dryden → era → 1970s NHL ⓘ
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