1918–19 NHL transactions
This is a list of player movements that occurred in the 1918-19 season of the National Hockey League.
Retirement
| Players | Last Team | Years in the NHL |
|---|---|---|
| Art Brooks (G) | Toronto Hockey Club | 1918-19 |
| Harry Hyland (RW) | Ottawa Senators | 1918-19 |
| Jack Laviolette (D/W) | Montreal Canadiens | 1918-19 |
| George O'Grady (D) | Montreal Wanderers | 1918-19 |
| Evariste Payer (C/LW) | Montreal Canadiens | 1918-19 |
| Art Ross (D) | Montreal Wanderers | 1918-19 |
| Hamby Shore (D/LW) | Ottawa Senators | 1918-19 |
| Raymie Skilton (D) | Montreal Wanderers | 1918-19 |
| Ken Thompson (C/LW) | Montreal Wanderers | 1918-19 |
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