Pete Muldoon

Pete Muldoon was a Canadian ice hockey coach who guided the Seattle Metropolitans to the 1917 Stanley Cup, making them the first U.S. team to win hockey’s premier championship. He later became the first coach of the Chicago Black Hawks, serving during the club’s inaugural NHL season. Born Linton Muldoon Treacy, he also had experience in boxing and hockey management before his death in 1929.