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The 1959 Montreal Canadiens solidified their legacy by clinching the NHL Stanley Cup Championship, triumphing over the Boston Bruins with a decisive 4-2 victory in the Finals. This remarkable achievement followed an impressive semi-final sweep of the Detroit Red Wings, where the Canadiens dominated with a flawless 4-0 series record.
Finishing first in the NHL, the Canadiens recorded an outstanding team performance with a regular-season record of 40 wins, 18 losses, and 12 ties, accumulating a total of 92 points. The 1959-60 season marked the club's 51st year in the National Hockey League, illustrating the Canadiens' sustained excellence and competitive spirit during this golden era of hockey. Their 1959 championship not only added to their storied history but also set the stage for future successes in the league.