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The Kraut line was a trio of Boston Bruins hockey players who played on the same NHL forward line: center Milt Schmidt, left wing Woody Dumart, and right winger Bobby Bauer.The name was devised by Albert Leduc, a player for the Montreal Canadiens, while the trio were playing for a Boston farm club in 1936; initially, "The Sauerkraut Line", the nick name was shortened later to "The Kraut Line". This referenced the German descent of the three players, all of whom grew up in Kitchener, Ontario, where they played for the Kitchener Greenshirts. The trio played almost 1,900 NHL games with the Boston Bruins but put their careers on hold during WWII to serve in the Royal Canadian Air Force. They were one of the most dominant lines of any era, having finished first, second, and third in scoring dur

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  • Die Kraut Line war eine Eishockey-Sturmreihe der Boston Bruins, die von 1936 bis 1947 in der National Hockey League spielte. Die drei Stürmer, die der Kraut Line angehörten, waren Milt Schmidt, Bobby Bauer und Woody Dumart. (de)
  • The Kraut line was a trio of Boston Bruins hockey players who played on the same NHL forward line: center Milt Schmidt, left wing Woody Dumart, and right winger Bobby Bauer.The name was devised by Albert Leduc, a player for the Montreal Canadiens, while the trio were playing for a Boston farm club in 1936; initially, "The Sauerkraut Line", the nick name was shortened later to "The Kraut Line". This referenced the German descent of the three players, all of whom grew up in Kitchener, Ontario, where they played for the Kitchener Greenshirts. The trio played almost 1,900 NHL games with the Boston Bruins but put their careers on hold during WWII to serve in the Royal Canadian Air Force. They were one of the most dominant lines of any era, having finished first, second, and third in scoring dur (en)
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  • Die Kraut Line war eine Eishockey-Sturmreihe der Boston Bruins, die von 1936 bis 1947 in der National Hockey League spielte. Die drei Stürmer, die der Kraut Line angehörten, waren Milt Schmidt, Bobby Bauer und Woody Dumart. Der Name hängt mit dem nordamerikanischen Vorurteil zusammen, dass Sauerkraut das Leibgericht aller Deutschen sei und sie daher als Krauts bezeichnet werden. Die drei Angreifer kamen aus dem heutigen Kitchener, Ontario, einem von Deutschen gegründeten Ort, der bis zum Ersten Weltkrieg Berlin hieß. Ab der Saison 1936/37 spielten die drei gemeinsam für die Boston Bruins. Sie führten das Team zum Gewinn des Stanley Cups 1939. Überragend waren die drei in der Saison 1939/40, als sie in der Scorerwertung die ersten drei Plätze belegten, in den Playoffs reichte es jedoch nicht zur Titelverteidigung. 1941 gewannen sie erneut den Stanley Cup mit den Boston Bruins. Vor Ende der darauffolgenden Saison verließ die komplette Sturmreihe das Team und zog mit der Royal Canadian Air Force in den Zweiten Weltkrieg. Zur Saison 1945/46 kehrten die drei zurück und verstärkten die Bruins wieder. 1952 liefen die drei noch ein Mal für ein Spiel der Bruins gemeinsam auf. (de)
  • The Kraut line was a trio of Boston Bruins hockey players who played on the same NHL forward line: center Milt Schmidt, left wing Woody Dumart, and right winger Bobby Bauer.The name was devised by Albert Leduc, a player for the Montreal Canadiens, while the trio were playing for a Boston farm club in 1936; initially, "The Sauerkraut Line", the nick name was shortened later to "The Kraut Line". This referenced the German descent of the three players, all of whom grew up in Kitchener, Ontario, where they played for the Kitchener Greenshirts. The trio played almost 1,900 NHL games with the Boston Bruins but put their careers on hold during WWII to serve in the Royal Canadian Air Force. They were one of the most dominant lines of any era, having finished first, second, and third in scoring during the 1939-1940 season, a feat repeated only twice, by the 1944–45 Punch line and the 1949–50 Production Line. (en)
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