Ottawa Senators — Stanley Cup dynasty
Ten Stanley Cups with Ottawa, six of them as head coach — among the most successful early careers in hockey history.
Ottawa Hockey Club & Senators · 1868–1934
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Pete Green (13 March 1868 – 22 September 1934) was a Canadian ice hockey trainer and coach who spent his career with the Ottawa Hockey Club and the Ottawa Senators, from the earliest era of the professional game.
Across his time in Ottawa he was part of ten Stanley Cup championships — four as a trainer and six as head coach, including the NHL-era Senators champions of 1920, 1921 and 1922. A Peter Green from before the guitars and the movies, with a trophy count few can match.
Ten Stanley Cups with Ottawa, six of them as head coach — among the most successful early careers in hockey history.
Is this Peter Green the real Peter Green?
Another “Pete”, not a “Peter” — ten Stanley Cups notwithstanding. Close, but the real Peter Green is the real Peter Green.
Sources: Wikipedia · Hockey-Reference