Stanley cup News
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Tampa -
Two third period goals were just enough for Chicago to steal Game 1 in Tampa Bay after being shut down by Ben Bishop for two periods.
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Tampa -
It's Toews versus Stamkos, Quenneville versus Cooper and fate versus perseverance as two elite NHL franchises in Chicago and Tampa Bay collide when the Stanley Cup final begins Wednesday night.
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Jonathan Toews was a true leader for the Chicago Blackhawks in a decisive NHL win Sunday, while counterpart Ryan Getzlaf came up short for the Anaheim Ducks.
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What will the Leafs do if the Montreal Canadiens win the Stanley Cup? The discrepancy between the Leafs and Habs speaks volumes to Toronto's perpetual patheticism (my word).
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Los Angeles -
Chicago Blackhawks' defenceman Duncan Keith has received a one-game suspension for high sticking. He slashed Los Angeles Kings' forward Jeff Carter during game 3 of the Western Conference finals.
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Chicago Blackhawks defenseman Duncan Keith claimed his high sticking incident during game 3 of the Western Conference finals was an accident.
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Dear players and owners: As we steamroll toward yet another work stoppage, the collective patience of hockey fans around the world has been ground down to a nub. And it's all your fault. All of you.
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Players considering the Kontinental Hockey League as an alternative in the event of an NHL lockout may find themselves turned away at the door.
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For two hockey clubs considered flagship NHL franchises - can you still say that about the Leafs? - neither Toronto nor Montreal has done much this off-season to suggest a return to winning. Each added the ubiquitous 'depth' guys and that's about it.
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Vancouver -
Confessed Vancouver Stanley Cup rioter Robert Snelgrove has been sentenced to three months of house arrest and two months of a curfew for looting cosmetics at a department store during the time of the riots last year. He will not spend a day in prison.
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Los Angeles -
Jamie Forsyth is a Canadian-born, Los Angeles-living composer and hockey fanatic. He realized a long-held dream when he witnessed the Los Angeles Kings win the Stanley Cup.
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The New York Rangers beat the Washington Capitals in triple overtime last night to take game 3 of the second playoff round and lead the series, two games to one.
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Let's start here: you gotta love hockey players. In the lead-up to a rematch between the 2011 Stanley Cup winners and losers to a man players downplayed things. "It's just another game," they said, keeping to a script when inside they could hardly wait.
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Toronto -
The high of being the first in the NHL standings wore off quickly as the Toronto Maple Leafs came crashing back to reality on Saturday night.
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It was just three months ago that the Boston Bruins and Zdeno Chara specifically, emphatically hoisted the Stanley Cup, which led to what will forever be known as the Vancouver riots.
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A week after the Stanley Cup was awarded to the Boston Bruins, the 2011 NHL awards will take place tonight in Las Vegas, honouring individual players for their performances during the regular season.
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Vancouver -
A soccer person's analysis of the Vancouver Canucks vs Boston Bruins Stanley Cup final game. Why the Canucks' loss is a Canadian victory.
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Vancouver -
The Stanley Cup final game in Vancouver repeated its story after 17 years. The Canucks fans went crazy on the streets just few blocks away from the Rogers Arena where their favorites lost to Boston Bruins 4-0.
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The Boston Bruins have won the Stanley Cup. The Bruins defeated the Vancouver Canucks by a score of 4-0 in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final, claiming the franchises sixth championship in history.
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As thousands of Vancouver Canucks fans gathered outside to watch the final game of this year's Stanley Cup Finals, a riot broke out, which led to cars being set ablaze, beer bottles being thrown out and riot police making arrests.
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Alexandre Burrows scored his second goal of the game eleven seconds into overtime as the Vancouver Canucks beat the Boston Bruins 3-2 in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final, taking a 2-0 series lead as the series shifts over to Boston.
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Raffi Torres scored with 19 seconds left in a game that was scoreless through nearly 60 minutes of play as the Vancouver Canucks beat the Boston Bruins 1-0 in Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final.
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The Tampa Bay Lightning host the Boston Bruins tonight in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference Semi-Finals, looking to take back the lead after the Bruins tied the series at 1-1 in Boston.
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Vancouver -
The NHL team that led the league in goals scored and fewest allowed goals will take home the Cup in 2011. Canucks goaltender Roberto Luongo is playing with poise and the Sedin twins are shaping up to be a potent offensive force. Who can stop them?
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Harry Caray's, the famous Chicago restaurant, is offering $50,000 for a puck that shot off the stick of Patrick Kane, winning the game for the Blackhawk's in the 2010 final. Where is the puck? It hasn't been seen since it went in the Flyer's net.
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It is hard to imagine what it is like to win a Championship on the professional level. Now the Blackhawks are getting to celebrate their Championship, the first in 49 years.
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Two of hockey's historical franchises will face off in game one of their Stanley Cup finals tonight in Chicago at the United Center.
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Montreal -
In what seems like an unlikely Cinderella story, the Montreal Canadiens have defeated the Pittsburgh Penguins in a 5-2 victory and thousands of fans in the Montreal were celebrating their hockey heroes peacefully,but by midnight a riot broke out.
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For the first time since 1992, the Pittsburgh Penguins won the Stanley Cup in a thrilling Game 7 victory over the reigning champs, the Detroit Red Wings.
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21% of Vancouver Canucks' fans believe that their team can win the Stanley Cup for the first time. Their first hurdle is the rapidly improving St. Louis Blues, who were bottom of their division early in 2009 but rallied for sixth place in the West.
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A yellow jacket brutal from the police bike squad, having fun with beating up innocent bystanders, Vancouver final game of Stanley Cup.
The unforgettable shot by the fire, Stanley Cup Final, Vancouver.
A group photo before very important event, Stanley Cup Final, Vancouver.
"Hockey games are a kind of communion," says Canadian fan Jamie Forsyth (right), "a gathering of understanding and solace for disciples of the most exciting, dynamic, history-rich and also marginalized sport on the planet." Sean Callery
File photo: Los Angeles Kings player Jarret Stoll skates with the Stanley Cup after the team's victory. Sean Callery
A view of Rogers Arena after the Vancouver Canucks beat San Jose to advance to the Stanley Cup Finals. Matt Boulton
Second car set on fire, Stanley Cup Final, Vancouver.
Rioters flipped cars, started fires and broke store windows in Vancouver after the city's hockey team lost in the Stanley Cup final game in June of 2011
Vancouver Canucks fans riot broke out following Stanley Cup Game, which led to cars being set ablaze, beer bottles being thrown out and riot police making arrests.
Roberto Luongo, the goaltender of the Vancouver Canucks, during Game 4 of the Stanley Cup Finals cerebusfangirl
Let's have the unforgettable fun, Stanley Cup Final, Vancouver.
Fans of Vancouver Canucks in jerseys from different times of the team's history, West Georgia Street, Stanley Cup Final, Vancouver.
Henrik Sedin accepts the Clarence S. Campbell bowl. Adhering to the superstition, Sedin did not touch the trophy. Matt Boulton
Members of the Los Angeles Kings take turns holding Lord Stanley's cup following their first win, as media take photos and film the historic moment. "With respect to my adopted home, L.A. is a bandwagon city," says Forsyth about his adopted city's recent hockey-love, "but I say: come one, come all." Sean Callery
The NHL has made a proposal aimed at ending the month-long lockout and salvaging an 82-game season. Matthew Black
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