1915–16 Toronto Hockey Club season
Introduction The '''1915–16 Toronto Hockey Club season''' was the fourth season of the Toronto franchise in the National Hockey Association (NHA).
Off-season The club was sold to Eddie Livingstone, owner of the Toronto Shamrocks, before the season. At the same time, the PCHA started a new franchise in Seattle and the new team signed several players from the Torontos: Eddie Carpenter, Frank Foyston (after one game), Hap Holmes, Jack Walker and Cully Wilson. Livingstone merged the rosters of the Shamrocks with Toronto and discontinued the Shamrocks.
Regular season ===Final standings===
Schedule and record  '''#'''  '''Date'''  '''Visitor'''  '''Score'''  '''Home'''  '''Record'''  '''Pts''' 1  December 18  Montreal Canadiens  2–1  Toronto  0–1–0  0 2  December 22  Toronto  1–7  Ottawa Senators 0–2–0  0 3  December 25  Montreal Wanderers  6–5  Toronto  0–3–0  0 4  January 1  Quebec Bulldogs  4–3  Toronto  0–4–0  0 5  January 5  Toronto  1–6  Montreal Canadiens  0–5–0  0 6  January 12  Ottawa Senators  0–1  Toronto  1–5–0  2 7  January 15  Toronto  3–4  Quebec Bulldogs  1–6–0  2 8  January 20  Toronto  4–7  Montreal Wanderers  1–7–0  2 9  January 23  Montreal Canadiens  1–3  Toronto  2–7–0  4 10  January 26  Toronto  1–2  Ottawa Senators 2–8–0  4 11  January 29  Toronto  5–6  Quebec Bulldogs  2–9–0  4 12  January 31  Montreal Wanderers  2–8  Toronto  3–9–0  6 13  February 5  Toronto  5–10  Montreal Canadiens  3–10–0  6 14  February 7  Quebec Bulldogs  5–11  Toronto  4–10–0  8 15  February 9  Toronto  3–3  Quebec Bulldogs  4–10–1  9 16  February 12  Toronto  1–3  Montreal Wanderers  4–11–1  9 17  February 16  Ottawa Senators  1–3  Toronto  5–11–1  11 18  February 19  Toronto  2–5  Ottawa Senators 5–12–1  11 19  February 26  Ottawa Senators  2–9  Toronto  6–12–1  13 20  March 1  Toronto  3–7  Montreal Canadiens  6–13–1  13 21  March 4  Quebec Bulldogs  5–7  Toronto  7–13–1  15 22  March 8  Toronto  3–2  Montreal Wanderers  8–13–1  17 23  March 11  Montreal Wanderers  2–10  Toronto  9–13–1  19 24  March 18  Montreal Canadiens  6–4  Toronto  9–14–1  19
See also * 1915–16 NHA season
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