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initially Torrey convinced Finley to use green and gold painted skates instead, as team-colored skates were a trend of the period. However, this was all for naught, as the Seals finished with the worst record in the NHL that year. Other innovations that Finley's Seals incorporated, were the inclusion of player names on the back of the jerseys, which then set the precedent for today's 32 current NHL teams identifying players in the same fashion. Finley also was the first owner to allow players to fly first class on commercial flights to games, thus starting a trend that ultimately culminated in NHL teams regularly chartering aircraft by the 21st century. The Seals regularly used the new Boeing 747s the airlines had put into service at the time. Finley also introduced the flamboyant green and gold "Seals luggage" which all players and coaches were required to carry, to identify them as the northern
California NHL team. On May 22, 1970, the Seals traded their pick in the first round of the
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Division. The Seals were actually favored to win their first round playoff matchup against the Kings, but were upset in seven games. Oakland regressed to 58 points the following season, but still edged out Philadelphia for the final playoff spot on a tiebreaker. Their second playoff appearance was a brief one as they were swept by the Pittsburgh Penguins. Those were the only two years that the franchise made the playoffs.
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was used on marketing materials such as pennants, stickers and team programs. The original 1967 California Seals logo recolored in green and gold was often seen on trading cards and other unofficial material, but was never adopted by the team. The Seals are remembered for wearing white skates, but
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Finley renamed the team the "Bay Area Seals" to begin the 1970–71 season. However, on
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2005:, Saturday and Sunday games were broadcast by
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2644:Zielinski, Missy (January 10, 2017).
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2700:. Thomas Nelson Inc. p. 82.
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785:The California Golden Seals Story
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2588:Shapiro, Len (9 August 2014).
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2041:worked 15 games (all on
1989:televised 12 games with
865:California/Oakland Seals
623:were to be relocated to
568:World Hockey Association
347:1967 NHL Expansion Draft
200:Conference championships
4182:California Golden Seals
3977:All-time playoff series
3914:Big City Greens Classic
3235:Phoenix/Arizona Coyotes
2803:Currier, Steve (2017),
2459:Cameron, Steve (1994).
2446:San Francisco Chronicle
2375:"NHL buying Finley out"
2281:Pittsburgh Post Gazette
1910:First-round draft picks
1850:, 1975–76 (co-captains)
1422:Most wins by a coach –
1352:California Golden Seals
1255:California Golden Seals
1205:California Golden Seals
1158:California Golden Seals
1111:California Golden Seals
1064:California Golden Seals
997:Lost in quarterfinals (
946:Lost in quarterfinals (
798:Season-by-season record
424:, adding teams in both
223:California Golden Seals
110:California Golden Seals
40:California Golden Seals
3982:Organizational changes
3838:retired jersey numbers
3366:National Hockey League
2510:"Player Season Finder"
2263:Deford, Frank (1971).
1293:Relocated to Cleveland
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562:The team rebounded in
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210:Division championships
3676:Columbus Blue Jackets
3658:Metropolitan Division
3305:Minnesota North Stars
2612:Bay Area Radio Museum
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3217:Philadelphia Quakers
2514:hockey-reference.com
1993:on play-by-play. In
1769:Hall of Fame members
1372:Most games played –
225:were a professional
4156:2023–24 season
4014:potential expansion
3935:pre-NHL (1883–1926)
3904:International games
3730:Washington Capitals
3721:Pittsburgh Penguins
3712:Philadelphia Flyers
3667:Carolina Hurricanes
3643:Toronto Maple Leafs
3634:Tampa Bay Lightning
3529:Nashville Predators
3282:Carolina Hurricanes
2921:Oakland, California
2742:. February 9, 2017.
2577:. 23 February 2018.
2575:Golden Seals Hockey
2298:, October 16, 1970"
2102:List of NHL seasons
2097:List of NHL players
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596:Washington Capitals
592:Toronto Maple Leafs
549:Hall of Fame member
338:to play in the new
317:San Francisco Seals
243:Oakland, California
140:Oakland, California
77:San Francisco Seals
4130:Attendance figures
3972:All-time standings
3813:Presidents' Trophy
3694:New York Islanders
3616:Montreal Canadiens
3502:Colorado Avalanche
3493:Chicago Blackhawks
3385:Eastern Conference
3380:Western Conference
3322:Colorado Avalanche
3289:Kansas City Scouts
3213:Pittsburgh Pirates
3194:Montreal Wanderers
2777:Contra Costa Times
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2498:. 20 October 2022.
2481:, February 1, 2017
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2781:. Retrieved
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2663:Currier 2017
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2608:"Roy Storey"
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2196:Currier 2017
2191:
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2135:Dallas Stars
2121:
1980:
1977:Broadcasters
1950:Rick Hampton
1808:
1775:Harry Howell
1713:Rick Hampton
1663:Dave Gardner
1538:Dennis Maruk
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1381:Dennis Maruk
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3769:Stanley Cup
3031:Gordon Gund
3026:Melvin Swig
2967:Draft picks
2910:Founded in
2631:LAKings.com
2127:Stanley Cup
2035:Joe Starkey
2019:Rick Weaver
1891:Garry Young
1885:Fred Glover
1879:Bill Torrey
1861:Rudy Pilous
1848:Bob Stewart
1844:Jim Neilson
1820:Ted Hampson
1798:Bill Torrey
1792:Rudy Pilous
1688:Gerry Ehman
1588:Ted Hampson
1424:Fred Glover
1374:Bob Stewart
1186:8th in West
1139:8th in West
1092:6th in West
1045:7th in West
994:4th in West
943:2nd in West
816:Team season
735:Twin Cities
668:Gordon Gund
643:Melvin Swig
552:Guy Lafleur
541:Ernie Hicke
527:along with
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464:Whitey Ford
445:Sherman Act
368:Tom Thurlby
241:. Based in
233:(NHL) from
146:Team colors
4176:Categories
4121:Television
4106:Valuations
3965:Since 2017
3779:tied games
2524:27 January
2145:References
2059:KBHK-TV 44
2039:Jon Miller
2011:Jim Gordon
1814:Bobby Baun
1613:Bill Hicke
1513:Al MacAdam
1448:Gary Smith
1388:Al MacAdam
813:NHL season
533:1970 draft
372:Ron Harris
328:Cow Palace
290:See also:
227:ice hockey
126:Home arena
107:1970 (NHL)
95:1967 (NHL)
4066:Rivalries
3960:1992–2017
3955:1967–1992
3950:1942–1967
3945:1917–1942
3796:champions
3762:structure
3244:Relocated
2990:WHL years
2945:Franchise
2918:Based in
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2316:HabsWorld
1920:Ken Hicks
1840:, 1974–75
1834:, 1972–73
1828:, 1971–72
1822:, 1968–71
1816:, 1967–68
1303:9 seasons
849:Playoffs
819:Team name
672:Cleveland
426:Vancouver
409:Vancouver
390:Struggles
332:Daly City
63:1967 (as
4149:Category
4116:Lockouts
4091:Uniforms
4086:Violence
4081:Fighting
4049:Droughts
3862:Captains
3774:playoffs
3320:(became
3308:(became
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3256:(became
2065:See also
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1991:Tim Ryan
1368:Career:
1350:Renamed
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