Stanley Cup Final
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Previous years in which the Stanley Cup-clinching game featured the winning team scoring 7+ Goals:
-1991 Penguins (8)
-1985 Oilers (8)
-1948 Maple Leafs (7)
-1991 Penguins (8)
-1985 Oilers (8)
-1948 Maple Leafs (7)
Who can say for sure, but Bob in particular looked so much worse this series.
Elliotte Friedman was vascilating between Marchessault and Eichel. Nary a word of Stone in there, and he does have a vote.
This looks to be the first hat trick in which said player's team clinched the Cup that same game.
lol that they said my most goals stat on air, that's a bonus
lol that they said my most goals stat on air, that's a bonus
If I were king of the NHL, I'd degree that an empty net goal ends the game. Flat out. Like seriously, why bother playing the last few minutes. Just walk it off.
Haven’t been too many hat tricks in the Stanley cup finals. I wonder how many have been three ways.
That scans. I think I remember hearing that there had never been a Game 7 hat trick back in 2011 when Bergeron was a goal away for the whole third period.
34 hat tricks in the Stanley Cup Finals, only Gordie Howe has a SH, PP and even strength goal.
I can't claim that I am not a little bitter. The coach the players didn't want anymore just won the Cup, while the best regular season ever couldn't get out of the first round.
Imagine if they called too many men and made them go back to the bench to run off the last 6/7 seconds?
So many interesting places the Cup could end up in Vegas. My vote is in the fountains at Bellagio.
If it wasn’t for the giant ref/league fuckover, he would have won early in his tenure here as well.
I mean, they were all out there, helmets and gloves off with 10 seconds left. I don’t think I’ve ever seen it like that.
Good on Cassidy. He deserved it in 2019, glad he finally got his now.
I don't believe in karma, but boy howdy, this postseason certainly feels like Bruins management's comeuppance for the Mitchel Miller saga. "Mistakes were made, but not by us."
I don't believe in karma, but boy howdy, this postseason certainly feels like Bruins management's comeuppance for the Mitchel Miller saga. "Mistakes were made, but not by us."
I’m here for his metamorphosis into the real like Jean-Jacques François Jacques-Jean.
If you did, this would be a nice spot to point out that he’s still technically on the Bruins, according to CapFriendly.
Gordie Howe, Game 5 of 1955 also did so.
BLAH, sorry about the Stone stat y'all.
BRING ON THE CUP! The best presentation in sports. Ever.
I think Eichel is honestly my lead, but I like the idea of March. Karlsson is my dark horse.
I suppose if you always guess Gordie on that stuff you have a good chance of being right.
I got to see a cup skate at home once. Ducks. Teemu.
That’s all. Just a not so humble brag. It was cool.
That’s all. Just a not so humble brag. It was cool.