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Stanley Cup Winners: The Complete List

Posted by Ross Waataja on January 29, 2025

The Stanley Cup is the ultimate prize in professional hockey, a symbol of triumph, endurance, and excellence that every NHL team dreams of hoisting. First awarded in 1893, it has a storied history filled with unforgettable moments, legendary players, and dramatic battles on the ice. From dynasties that dominated for decades to underdog teams that defied the odds, each championship season tells a unique story of perseverance and glory. In this post, we’ll dive into the history of the Stanley Cup, with a list of Stanley Cup Champions by year during the NHL era (1927-present) and celebrating the legacy of hockey’s greatest winners.

2023-24 Florida Panthers Roster and Statistics

Record: 52-24-6 (110 points), Finished 1st in NHL Atlantic Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Paul Maurice (52-24-6)

Captain: Aleksander Barkov

Primary Arena: Amerant Bank Arena

2023-24 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 265 (11th of 32), Goals Against: 198 (1st of 32)
SRS: 0.81 (1st of 32),  SOS: -0.02 (21st of 32)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-3) over Edmonton Oilers
Won Conference Finals (4-2) over New York Rangers
Won Second Round (4-2) over Boston Bruins
Won First Round (4-1) over Tampa Bay Lightning

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +2000; O/U: 98.5

2024 – Florida Panthers
The Panthers clinched their first Stanley Cup championship, defeating the Edmonton Oilers in a seven-game series. Sam Reinhart lead the team with 57 goals and 94 points during the regular season and Alexsander Barkov won the Selke Trophy.

2022-23 Vegas Golden Knights Roster and Statistics

Record: 51-22-9 (111 points), Finished 1st in NHL Pacific Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Bruce Cassidy (51-22-9)

Captain: Mark Stone

Primary Arena: T-Mobile Arena

2022-23 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 267 (14th of 32), Goals Against: 225 (11th of 32)
SRS: 0.49 (9th of 32),  SOS: -0.04 (25th of 32)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-1) over Florida Panthers
Won Conference Finals (4-2) over Dallas Stars
Won Second Round (4-2) over Edmonton Oilers
Won First Round (4-1) over Winnipeg Jets

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +1800; O/U: 96.5

2023 – Vegas Golden Knights
In just their sixth season, the Golden Knights secured their first Stanley Cup, powered by Conn Smythe Trophy winner Jonathan Marchessault and the stellar play of goaltender Adin Hill.

2021-22 Colorado Avalanche Roster and Statistics

Record: 56-19-7 (119 points), Finished 1st in NHL Central Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Jared Bednar (56-19-7)

Captain: Gabriel Landeskog

Primary Arena: Ball Arena

2021-22 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 308 (4th of 32), Goals Against: 232 (9th of 32)
SRS: 0.91 (3rd of 32),  SOS: -0.04 (26th of 32)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Tampa Bay Lightning
Won Conference Finals (4-0) over Edmonton Oilers
Won Second Round (4-2) over St. Louis Blues
Won First Round (4-0) over Nashville Predators

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +625; O/U: 110.5

2022 – Colorado Avalanche
Led by Norris Trophy winner Cale Makar, the Avalanche overwhelmed opponents with speed and skill, capping off a dominant season with their first Cup since 2001.

2020-21 Tampa Bay Lightning Roster and Statistics

Record: 36-17-3 (75 points), Finished 3rd in NHL Central Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Jon Cooper (36-17-3)

Captain: Steven Stamkos

Primary Arena: Amalie Arena

2020-21 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 180 (8th of 31), Goals Against: 145 (6th of 31)
SRS: 0.53 (7th of 31),  SOS: -0.08 (24th of 31)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-1) over Montreal Canadiens
Won Semi-Finals (4-3) over New York Islanders
Won Second Round (4-1) over Carolina Hurricanes
Won First Round (4-2) over Florida Panthers

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +900; O/U: 75.5

2021 – Tampa Bay Lightning
Captained by Steven Stamkos, Tampa Bay repeated as Stanley Cup winners thanks to Andrei Vasilevskiy’s outstanding goaltending, earning the Conn Smythe for his playoff heroics.

2019-20 Tampa Bay Lightning Roster and Statistics

Record: 43-21-6 (92 points), Finished 2nd in NHL Atlantic Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Jon Cooper (43-21-6)

Captain: Steven Stamkos

Primary Arena: Amalie Arena

2019-20 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 243 (1st of 31), Goals Against: 194 (10th of 31)
SRS: 0.71 (2nd of 31),  SOS: -0.00 (15th of 31)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Dallas Stars
Won Conference Finals (4-2) over New York Islanders
Won Second Round (4-1) over Boston Bruins
Won First Round (4-1) over Columbus Blue Jackets
2-1 in Round Robin games

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +675; O/U: 108.5

2020 – Tampa Bay Lightning
Brayden Point’s playoff scoring surge and Victor Hedman’s Conn Smythe-winning defense propelled the Lightning to a Cup victory in the league’s first “bubble” postseason.

2018-19 St. Louis Blues Roster and Statistics

Record: 45-28-9 (99 points), Finished 2nd in NHL Central Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Mike Yeo (7-9-3), Craig Berube (38-19-6)

Captain: Alex Pietrangelo

Primary Arena: Enterprise Center

2018-19 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 244 (15th of 31), Goals Against: 220 (5th of 31)
SRS: 0.28 (12th of 31),  SOS: -0.01 (24th of 31)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-3) over Boston Bruins
Won Conference Finals (4-2) over San Jose Sharks
Won Second Round (4-3) over Dallas Stars
Won First Round (4-2) over Winnipeg Jets

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +3000; O/U: 97.5

2019 – St. Louis Blues
After sitting in last place in early January, the Blues surged behind rookie goaltender Jordan Binnington and Conn Smythe winner Ryan O’Reilly to claim their first franchise title.

2017-18 Washington Capitals Roster and Statistics

Record: 49-26-7 (105 points), Finished 1st in NHL Metropolitan Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Barry Trotz (49-26-7)

Captain: Alex Ovechkin

Primary Arena: Capital One Arena

2017-18 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 256 (9th of 31), Goals Against: 238 (16th of 31)
SRS: 0.20 (13th of 31),  SOS: -0.04 (27th of 31)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-1) over Vegas Golden Knights
Won Conference Finals (4-3) over Tampa Bay Lightning
Won Second Round (4-2) over Pittsburgh Penguins
Won First Round (4-2) over Columbus Blue Jackets

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +1125; O/U: 103.5

2018 – Washington Capitals
Alex Ovechkin finally hoisted the Cup, winning the Conn Smythe Trophy as he led the Caps’ high-octane offense to the franchise’s first championship.

2016-17 Pittsburgh Penguins Roster and Statistics

Record: 50-21-11 (111 points), Finished 2nd in NHL Metropolitan Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Mike Sullivan (50-21-11)

Captain: Sidney Crosby

Primary Arena: PPG Paints Arena

2016-17 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 278 (1st of 30), Goals Against: 229 (17th of 30)
SRS: 0.59 (4th of 30),  SOS: 0.01 (15th of 30)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Nashville Predators
Won Conference Finals (4-3) over Ottawa Senators
Won Second Round (4-3) over Washington Capitals
Won First Round (4-1) over Columbus Blue Jackets

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +1100; O/U: 100.5

2017 – Pittsburgh Penguins
Led by captain Sidney Crosby (who won his second straight Conn Smythe), the Penguins became the first back-to-back champions in nearly 20 years.

2015-16 Pittsburgh Penguins Roster and Statistics

Record: 48-26-8 (104 points), Finished 2nd in NHL Metropolitan Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Mike Johnston (15-10-3), Mike Sullivan (33-16-5)

Captain: Sidney Crosby

Primary Arena: CONSOL Energy Center

2015-16 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 241 (3rd of 30), Goals Against: 199 (6th of 30)
SRS: 0.50 (2nd of 30),  SOS: -0.01 (23rd of 30)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over San Jose Sharks
Won Conference Finals (4-3) over Tampa Bay Lightning
Won Second Round (4-2) over Washington Capitals
Won First Round (4-1) over New York Rangers

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +1300; O/U: 103.5

2016 – Pittsburgh Penguins
Phil Kessel’s strong postseason and Matt Murray’s emergence in net helped Pittsburgh earn its fourth Cup, with Sidney Crosby named playoff MVP.

2014-15 Chicago Blackhawks Roster and Statistics

Record: 48-28-6 (102 points), Finished 3rd in NHL Central Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Joel Quenneville (48-28-6)

Captain: Jonathan Toews

Primary Arena: United Center

2014-15 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 220 (17th of 30), Goals Against: 186 (2nd of 30)
SRS: 0.51 (4th of 30),  SOS: 0.02 (9th of 30)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Tampa Bay Lightning
Won Conference Finals (4-3) over Anaheim Ducks
Won Second Round (4-0) over Minnesota Wild
Won First Round (4-2) over Nashville Predators

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +700; O/U: 110.5

2015 – Chicago Blackhawks
Duncan Keith anchored the blue line and won the Conn Smythe as Chicago secured its third Cup in six seasons.

2013-14 Los Angeles Kings Roster and Statistics

Record: 46-28-8 (100 points), Finished 3rd in NHL Pacific Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Darryl Sutter (46-28-8)

Captain: Dustin Brown

Primary Arena: STAPLES Center

2013-14 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 198 (26th of 30), Goals Against: 168 (1st of 30)
SRS: 0.40 (8th of 30),  SOS: 0.01 (14th of 30)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-1) over New York Rangers
Won Conference Finals (4-3) over Chicago Blackhawks
Won Second Round (4-3) over Anaheim Ducks
Won First Round (4-3) over San Jose Sharks

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +1200; O/U: 103.5

2014 – Los Angeles Kings
Justin Williams’ clutch performances earned him the Conn Smythe, while Jonathan Quick’s goaltending was key to L.A.’s second title in three seasons.

2012-13 Chicago Blackhawks Roster and Statistics

Record: 36-7-5 (77 points), Finished 1st in NHL Central Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Joel Quenneville (36-7-5)

Captain: Jonathan Toews

Primary Arena: United Center

2012-13 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 149 (2nd of 30), Goals Against: 97 (1st of 30)
SRS: 1.04 (1st of 30),  SOS: -0.07 (28th of 30)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Boston Bruins
Won Conference Finals (4-1) over Los Angeles Kings
Won Conference Semi-Finals (4-3) over Detroit Red Wings
Won Conference Quarter-Finals (4-1) over Minnesota Wild

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +1200; O/U: 57.5

2013 – Chicago Blackhawks
Patrick Kane captured the Conn Smythe Trophy as Chicago’s balanced offense dominated in a lockout-shortened campaign, marking the team’s second Cup in four years.

2011-12 Los Angeles Kings Roster and Statistics

Record: 40-27-15 (95 points), Finished 3rd in NHL Pacific Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Terry Murray (13-12-4), John Stevens (2-2-0), Darryl Sutter (25-13-11)

Captain: Dustin Brown

Primary Arena: STAPLES Center

2011-12 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 188 (29th of 30), Goals Against: 170 (2nd of 30)
SRS: 0.19 (11th of 30),  SOS: 0.01 (11th of 30)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over New Jersey Devils
Won Conference Finals (4-1) over Phoenix Coyotes
Won Conference Semi-Finals (4-0) over St. Louis Blues
Won Conference Quarter-Finals (4-1) over Vancouver Canucks

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +1600; O/U: 102.5

2012 – Los Angeles Kings
Entering as an eighth seed, the Kings blazed through the playoffs with Jonathan Quick’s MVP goaltending and Drew Doughty’s elite defense.

2010-11 Boston Bruins Roster and Statistics

Record: 46-25-11 (103 points), Finished 1st in NHL Northeast Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Claude Julien (46-25-11)

Captain: Zdeno Chára

Primary Arena: TD Garden

2010-11 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 244 (5th of 30), Goals Against: 189 (2nd of 30)
SRS: 0.56 (2nd of 30),  SOS: -0.07 (29th of 30)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-3) over Vancouver Canucks
Won Conference Finals (4-3) over Tampa Bay Lightning
Won Conference Semi-Finals (4-0) over Philadelphia Flyers
Won Conference Quarter-Finals (4-3) over Montreal Canadiens

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +1600; O/U: 100.5

2011 – Boston Bruins
Tim Thomas’s record-setting save percentage fueled the Bruins’ Cup run, earning him the Conn Smythe in a hard-fought seven-game series win over Vancouver.

2009-10 Chicago Blackhawks Roster and Statistics

Record: 52-22-8 (112 points), Finished 1st in NHL Central Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Joel Quenneville (52-22-8)

Captain: Jonathan Toews

Primary Arena: United Center

2009-10 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 262 (3rd of 30), Goals Against: 203 (5th of 30)
SRS: 0.77 (2nd of 30),  SOS: 0.02 (14th of 30)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Philadelphia Flyers
Won Conference Finals (4-0) over San Jose Sharks
Won Conference Semi-Finals (4-2) over Vancouver Canucks
Won Conference Quarter-Finals (4-2) over Nashville Predators

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +1000

2010 – Chicago Blackhawks
Rookie goaltender Antti Niemi and a young core led by Jonathan Toews (Conn Smythe winner) ended Chicago’s 49-year championship drought.

2008-09 Pittsburgh Penguins Roster and Statistics

Record: 45-28-9 (99 points), Finished 2nd in NHL Atlantic Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Michel Therrien (27-25-5), Dan Bylsma (18-3-4)

Captain: Sidney Crosby

Primary Arena: Mellon Arena

2008-09 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 258 (6th of 30), Goals Against: 233 (17th of 30)
SRS: 0.28 (7th of 30),  SOS: -0.02 (23rd of 30)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-3) over Detroit Red Wings
Won Conference Finals (4-0) over Carolina Hurricanes
Won Conference Semi-Finals (4-3) over Washington Capitals
Won Conference Quarter-Finals (4-2) over Philadelphia Flyers

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +500

2009 – Pittsburgh Penguins
Evgeni Malkin’s playoff-best 36 points earned him the Conn Smythe, while Sidney Crosby’s leadership helped the Penguins avenge their loss from the previous year.

2007-08 Detroit Red Wings Roster and Statistics

Record: 54-21-7 (115 points), Finished 1st in NHL Central Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Mike Babcock (54-21-7)

Captain: Nicklas Lidström

Primary Arena: Joe Louis Arena

2007-08 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 252 (3rd of 30), Goals Against: 179 (1st of 30)
SRS: 0.93 (1st of 30),  SOS: 0.04 (15th of 30)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Pittsburgh Penguins
Won Conference Finals (4-2) over Dallas Stars
Won Conference Semi-Finals (4-0) over Colorado Avalanche
Won Conference Quarter-Finals (4-2) over Nashville Predators

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +700

2008 – Detroit Red Wings
With Nicklas Lidström’s steady defensive presence and Henrik Zetterberg’s Conn Smythe performance, the Red Wings exemplified puck-possession perfection.

2006-07 Anaheim Ducks Roster and Statistics

Record: 48-20-14 (110 points), Finished 1st in NHL Pacific Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Randy Carlyle (48-20-14)

Captain: Scott Niedermayer

Primary Arena: Honda Center

2006-07 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 254 (8th of 30), Goals Against: 198 (7th of 30)
SRS: 0.67 (4th of 30),  SOS: 0.06 (12th of 30)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-1) over Ottawa Senators
Won Conference Finals (4-2) over Detroit Red Wings
Won Conference Semi-Finals (4-1) over Vancouver Canucks
Won Conference Quarter-Finals (4-1) over Minnesota Wild

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +1200

2007 – Anaheim Ducks
Scott Niedermayer took home the Conn Smythe as the veteran-laden Ducks, featuring Chris Pronger and Teemu Selänne, claimed their first Cup.

2005-06 Carolina Hurricanes Roster and Statistics

Record: 52-22-8 (112 points), Finished 1st in NHL Southeast Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Peter Laviolette (52-22-8)

Captain: Rod Brind’Amour

Primary Arena: RBC Center

2005-06 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 286 (3rd of 30), Goals Against: 258 (19th of 30)
SRS: 0.28 (11th of 30),  SOS: -0.13 (28th of 30)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-3) over Edmonton Oilers
Won Conference Finals (4-3) over Buffalo Sabres
Won Conference Semi-Finals (4-1) over New Jersey Devils
Won Conference Quarter-Finals (4-2) over Montreal Canadiens

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +6000

2006 – Carolina Hurricanes
Rookie goalie Cam Ward stepped in and won the Conn Smythe, helping Eric Staal and the Canes capture the franchise’s inaugural Stanley Cup.

2005 – No Winner
No Stanley Cup was awarded in 2005 due to the NHL lockout.

2003-04 Tampa Bay Lightning Roster and Statistics

Record: 46-22-8-6 (106 points), Finished 1st in NHL Southeast Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: John Tortorella (46-22-8-6)

Captain: Dave Andreychuk

Primary Arena: St. Pete Times Forum

2003-04 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 245 (3rd of 30), Goals Against: 192 (10th of 30)
SRS: 0.56 (3rd of 30),  SOS: -0.09 (30th of 30)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-3) over Calgary Flames
Won Conference Finals (4-3) over Philadelphia Flyers
Won Conference Semi-Finals (4-0) over Montreal Canadiens
Won Conference Quarter-Finals (4-1) over New York Islanders

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +2500

2004 – Tampa Bay Lightning
Brad Richards’ knack for big goals earned him the Conn Smythe, while Martin St. Louis claimed the Hart Trophy that same season.

2002-03 New Jersey Devils Roster and Statistics

Record: 46-20-10-6 (108 points), Finished 1st in NHL Atlantic Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Pat Burns (46-20-10-6)

Captain: Scott Stevens

Primary Arena: Continental Airlines Arena

2002-03 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 216 (14th of 30), Goals Against: 166 (1st of 30)
SRS: 0.49 (6th of 30),  SOS: -0.12 (29th of 30)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-3) over Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
Won Conference Finals (4-3) over Ottawa Senators
Won Conference Semi-Finals (4-1) over Tampa Bay Lightning
Won Conference Quarter-Finals (4-1) over Boston Bruins

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +1200

2003 – New Jersey Devils
Master of the crease Martin Brodeur posted seven playoff shutouts, and Scott Niedermayer anchored a stifling defense to edge the Mighty Ducks.

2001-02 Detroit Red Wings Roster and Statistics

Record: 51-17-10-4 (116 points), Finished 1st in NHL Central Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Scotty Bowman (51-17-10-4)

Captain: Steve Yzerman

Primary Arena: Joe Louis Arena

2001-02 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 251 (2nd of 30), Goals Against: 187 (3rd of 30)
SRS: 0.83 (1st of 30),  SOS: 0.05 (14th of 30)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-1) over Carolina Hurricanes
Won Conference Finals (4-3) over Colorado Avalanche
Won Conference Semi-Finals (4-1) over St. Louis Blues
Won Conference Quarter-Finals (4-2) over Vancouver Canucks

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +450

2002 – Detroit Red Wings
Boasting a star-studded lineup with Steve Yzerman, Sergei Fedorov, and Brett Hull, the Wings rode Nicklas Lidström’s Conn Smythe-winning efforts to glory.

2000-01 Colorado Avalanche Roster and Statistics

Record: 52-16-10-4 (118 points), Finished 1st in NHL Northwest Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Bob Hartley (52-16-10-4)

Captain: Joe Sakic

Primary Arena: Pepsi Center

2000-01 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 270 (4th of 30), Goals Against: 192 (3rd of 30)
SRS: 0.95 (2nd of 30),  SOS: 0.00 (16th of 30)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-3) over New Jersey Devils
Won Conference Finals (4-1) over St. Louis Blues
Won Conference Semi-Finals (4-3) over Los Angeles Kings
Won Conference Quarter-Finals (4-0) over Vancouver Canucks

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +600

2001 – Colorado Avalanche
Ray Bourque finally raised the Cup in his 22nd season, supported by Patrick Roy’s Conn Smythe netminding and Joe Sakic’s clutch scoring.

1999-00 New Jersey Devils Roster and Statistics

Record: 45-24-8-5 (103 points), Finished 2nd in NHL Atlantic Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Robbie Ftorek (41-20-8-5), Larry Robinson (4-4-0-0)

Captain: Scott Stevens

Primary Arena: Continental Airlines Arena

1999-00 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 251 (2nd of 28), Goals Against: 203 (7th of 28)
SRS: 0.46 (4th of 28),  SOS: -0.12 (25th of 28)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Dallas Stars
Won Conference Finals (4-3) over Philadelphia Flyers
Won Conference Semi-Finals (4-2) over Toronto Maple Leafs
Won Conference Quarter-Finals (4-0) over Florida Panthers

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +800

2000 – New Jersey Devils
Scott Stevens’ devastating hits and defense led the Devils, while Jason Arnott’s double-overtime winner sealed the title against Dallas.

1998-99 Dallas Stars Roster and Statistics

Record: 51-19-12 (114 points), Finished 1st in NHL Pacific Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Ken Hitchcock (51-19-12)

Captain: Derian Hatcher

Primary Arena: Reunion Arena

1998-99 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 236 (8th of 27), Goals Against: 168 (1st of 27)
SRS: 0.76 (1st of 27),  SOS: -0.07 (26th of 27)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Buffalo Sabres
Won Conference Finals (4-3) over Colorado Avalanche
Won Conference Semi-Finals (4-2) over St. Louis Blues
Won Conference Quarter-Finals (4-0) over Edmonton Oilers

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +450

1999 – Dallas Stars
Brett Hull’s controversial triple-overtime “foot in the crease” goal clinched the Cup, and Ed Belfour’s 1.67 playoff GAA anchored Dallas.

1997-98 Detroit Red Wings Roster and Statistics

Record: 44-23-15 (103 points), Finished 2nd in NHL Central Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Scotty Bowman (44-23-15)

Captain: Steve Yzerman

Primary Arena: Joe Louis Arena

1997-98 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 250 (2nd of 26), Goals Against: 196 (7th of 26)
SRS: 0.64 (3rd of 26),  SOS: -0.02 (19th of 26)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-0) over Washington Capitals
Won Conference Finals (4-2) over Dallas Stars
Won Conference Semi-Finals (4-2) over St. Louis Blues
Won Conference Quarter-Finals (4-2) over Phoenix Coyotes

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +500

1998 – Detroit Red Wings
Inspired by an injured Vladimir Konstantinov, Steve Yzerman and goaltender Chris Osgood led the Wings to a second straight championship.

1996-97 Detroit Red Wings Roster and Statistics

Record: 38-26-18 (94 points), Finished 2nd in NHL Central Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Scotty Bowman (38-26-18)

Captain: Steve Yzerman

Primary Arena: Joe Louis Arena

1996-97 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 253 (6th of 26), Goals Against: 197 (2nd of 26)
SRS: 0.66 (3rd of 26),  SOS: -0.03 (22nd of 26)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-0) over Philadelphia Flyers
Won Conference Finals (4-2) over Colorado Avalanche
Won Conference Semi-Finals (4-0) over Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
Won Conference Quarter-Finals (4-2) over St. Louis Blues

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +300

1997 – Detroit Red Wings
Captain Steve Yzerman and the indomitable Mike Vernon (Conn Smythe) broke the franchise’s 42-year drought by sweeping the Flyers in the Final.

1995-96 Colorado Avalanche Roster and Statistics

Record: 47-25-10 (104 points), Finished 1st in NHL Pacific Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Marc Crawford (47-25-10)

Captain: Joe Sakic

Primary Arena: McNichols Sports Arena

1995-96 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 326 (2nd of 26), Goals Against: 240 (8th of 26)
SRS: 0.93 (2nd of 26),  SOS: -0.12 (26th of 26)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-0) over Florida Panthers
Won Conference Finals (4-2) over Detroit Red Wings
Won Conference Semi-Finals (4-2) over Chicago Blackhawks
Won Conference Quarter-Finals (4-2) over Vancouver Canucks

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +800

1996 – Colorado Avalanche
In their first season after relocation, Patrick Roy’s goaltending and Joe Sakic’s 18 playoff goals powered the Avs to the top.

1994-95 New Jersey Devils Roster and Statistics

Record: 22-18-8 (52 points), Finished 2nd in NHL Atlantic Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Jacques Lemaire (22-18-8)

Captain: Scott Stevens

Primary Arena: Brendan Byrne Arena

1994-95 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 136 (13th of 26), Goals Against: 121 (5th of 26)
SRS: 0.30 (10th of 26),  SOS: -0.01 (16th of 26)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-0) over Detroit Red Wings
Won Conference Finals (4-2) over Philadelphia Flyers
Won Conference Semi-Finals (4-1) over Pittsburgh Penguins
Won Conference Quarter-Finals (4-1) over Boston Bruins

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +700

1995 – New Jersey Devils
Claude Lemieux’s timely scoring and a trap-focused system overwhelmed Detroit, earning Lemieux the Conn Smythe Trophy.

1993-94 New York Rangers Roster and Statistics

Record: 52-24-8 (112 points), Finished 1st in NHL Atlantic Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Mike Keenan (52-24-8)

Captain: Mark Messier

Primary Arena: Madison Square Garden (IV)

1993-94 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 299 (4th of 26), Goals Against: 231 (3rd of 26)
SRS: 0.81 (3rd of 26),  SOS: -0.00 (12th of 26)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-3) over Vancouver Canucks
Won Conference Finals (4-3) over New Jersey Devils
Won Conference Semi-Finals (4-1) over Washington Capitals
Won Conference Quarter-Finals (4-0) over New York Islanders

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +1500

1994 – New York Rangers
Mark Messier guaranteed victory and delivered, ending the Rangers’ 54-year Cup curse, with Brian Leetch earning MVP honors.

1992-93 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 48-30-6 (102 points), Finished 3rd in NHL Adams Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Jacques Demers (48-30-6)

Captain: Guy Carbonneau

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1992-93 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 326 (9th of 24), Goals Against: 280 (7th of 24)
SRS: 0.49 (9th of 24),  SOS: -0.06 (17th of 24)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-1) over Los Angeles Kings
Won Conference Finals (4-1) over New York Islanders
Won Division Finals (4-0) over Buffalo Sabres
Won Division Semi-Finals (4-2) over Quebec Nordiques

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +800

1993 – Montreal Canadiens
Patrick Roy’s brilliance in net and a record 10 consecutive overtime playoff wins highlighted Montreal’s last Cup to date.

1991-92 Pittsburgh Penguins Roster and Statistics

Record: 39-32-9 (87 points), Finished 3rd in NHL Patrick Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Scotty Bowman (39-32-9)

Captain: Mario Lemieux

Primary Arena: Pittsburgh Civic Arena

1991-92 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 343 (1st of 22), Goals Against: 308 (20th of 22)
SRS: 0.52 (5th of 22),  SOS: 0.08 (5th of 22)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-0) over Chicago Blackhawks
Won Conference Finals (4-0) over Boston Bruins
Won Division Finals (4-2) over New York Rangers
Won Division Semi-Finals (4-3) over Washington Capitals

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +800

1992 – Pittsburgh Penguins
Mario Lemieux’s 34 playoff points and Jaromir Jagr’s rising star helped the Pens repeat, sweeping the Blackhawks in the Final.

1990-91 Pittsburgh Penguins Roster and Statistics

Record: 41-33-6 (88 points), Finished 1st in NHL Patrick Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Bob Johnson (41-33-6)

Captain: Mario Lemieux

Primary Arena: Pittsburgh Civic Arena

1990-91 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 342 (2nd of 21), Goals Against: 305 (18th of 21)
SRS: 0.42 (5th of 21),  SOS: -0.04 (16th of 21)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Minnesota North Stars
Won Conference Finals (4-2) over Boston Bruins
Won Division Finals (4-1) over Washington Capitals
Won Division Semi-Finals (4-3) over New Jersey Devils

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +3000

1991 – Pittsburgh Penguins
Ron Francis and rookie Jaromir Jagr complemented Lemieux’s offensive explosions to deliver Pittsburgh’s first Stanley Cup.

1989-90 Edmonton Oilers Roster and Statistics

Record: 38-28-14 (90 points), Finished 2nd in NHL Smythe Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: John Muckler (38-28-14)

Captain: Mark Messier

Primary Arena: Northlands Coliseum

1989-90 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 315 (6th of 21), Goals Against: 283 (9th of 21)
SRS: 0.42 (5th of 21),  SOS: 0.02 (6th of 21)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-1) over Boston Bruins
Won Conference Finals (4-2) over Chicago Blackhawks
Won Division Finals (4-0) over Los Angeles Kings
Won Division Semi-Finals (4-3) over Winnipeg Jets

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +1200

1990 – Edmonton Oilers
With Wayne Gretzky gone, Mark Messier became the leader, earning the Conn Smythe as the Oilers won their fifth Cup in seven seasons.

1988-89 Calgary Flames Roster and Statistics

Record: 54-17-9 (117 points), Finished 1st in NHL Smythe Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Terry Crisp (54-17-9)

Captain: Lanny McDonald , Jim Peplinski

Primary Arena: Olympic Saddledome

1988-89 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 354 (2nd of 21), Goals Against: 226 (2nd of 21)
SRS: 1.57 (1st of 21),  SOS: -0.03 (12th of 21)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Montreal Canadiens
Won Conference Finals (4-1) over Chicago Blackhawks
Won Division Finals (4-0) over Los Angeles Kings
Won Division Semi-Finals (4-3) over Vancouver Canucks

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +250

1989 – Calgary Flames
Al MacInnis led the playoffs in points (31), winning the Conn Smythe, while Lanny McDonald’s storybook goal helped seal Calgary’s only Cup.

1987-88 Edmonton Oilers Roster and Statistics

Record: 44-25-11 (99 points), Finished 2nd in NHL Smythe Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Glen Sather (44-25-11)

Captain: Wayne Gretzky

Primary Arena: Northlands Coliseum

1987-88 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 363 (2nd of 21), Goals Against: 288 (8th of 21)
SRS: 0.91 (2nd of 21),  SOS: -0.03 (14th of 21)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-0) over Boston Bruins
Won Conference Finals (4-1) over Detroit Red Wings
Won Division Finals (4-0) over Calgary Flames
Won Division Semi-Finals (4-1) over Winnipeg Jets

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +160

1988 – Edmonton Oilers
Despite a power outage in Boston’s arena that caused a replay of Game 4, the Oilers, led by Wayne Gretzky, captured their fourth Cup in five years.

1986-87 Edmonton Oilers Roster and Statistics

Record: 50-24-6 (106 points), Finished 1st in NHL Smythe Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Glen Sather (50-24-6)

Captain: Wayne Gretzky

Primary Arena: Northlands Coliseum

1986-87 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 372 (1st of 21), Goals Against: 284 (10th of 21)
SRS: 1.06 (1st of 21),  SOS: -0.04 (15th of 21)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-3) over Philadelphia Flyers
Won Conference Finals (4-1) over Detroit Red Wings
Won Division Finals (4-0) over Winnipeg Jets
Won Division Semi-Finals (4-1) over Los Angeles Kings

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +150

1987 – Edmonton Oilers
Wayne Gretzky (34 points) and Mark Messier guided a loaded roster to another Cup, overcoming the gritty Philadelphia Flyers.

1985-86 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 40-33-7 (87 points), Finished 2nd in NHL Adams Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Jean Perron (40-33-7)

Captain: Bob Gainey

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1985-86 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 330 (6th of 21), Goals Against: 280 (4th of 21)
SRS: 0.70 (3rd of 21),  SOS: 0.08 (8th of 21)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-1) over Calgary Flames
Won Conference Finals (4-1) over New York Rangers
Won Division Finals (4-3) over Hartford Whalers
Won Division Semi-Finals (3-0) over Boston Bruins

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +800

1986 – Montreal Canadiens
A rookie Patrick Roy earned the Conn Smythe at age 20, backstopping the Habs with clutch performances and a 1.92 GAA.

1984-85 Edmonton Oilers Roster and Statistics

Record: 49-20-11 (109 points), Finished 1st in NHL Smythe Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Glen Sather (49-20-11)

Captain: Wayne Gretzky

Primary Arena: Northlands Coliseum

1984-85 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 401 (1st of 21), Goals Against: 298 (8th of 21)
SRS: 1.25 (1st of 21),  SOS: -0.04 (13th of 21)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-1) over Philadelphia Flyers
Won Conference Finals (4-2) over Chicago Black Hawks
Won Division Finals (4-0) over Winnipeg Jets
Won Division Semi-Finals (3-0) over Los Angeles Kings

Preseason Odds: Stanley Cup +100

1985 – Edmonton Oilers
Jari Kurri’s 19 goals set the tone, and Paul Coffey’s offensive prowess from the back end earned him a playoff-record 37 points for a defenseman.

1983-84 Edmonton Oilers Roster and Statistics

Record: 57-18-5 (119 points), Finished 1st in NHL Smythe Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Glen Sather (57-18-5)

Captain: Wayne Gretzky

Primary Arena: Northlands Coliseum

1983-84 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 446 (1st of 21), Goals Against: 314 (10th of 21)
SRS: 1.50 (1st of 21),  SOS: -0.14 (20th of 21)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-1) over New York Islanders
Won Conference Finals (4-0) over Minnesota North Stars
Won Division Finals (4-3) over Calgary Flames
Won Division Semi-Finals (3-0) over Winnipeg Jets

1984 – Edmonton Oilers
Gretzky’s record-setting offense (35 points) ended the Islanders’ dynasty and birthed the Oilers’ own run of dominance.

1982-83 New York Islanders Roster and Statistics

Record: 42-26-12 (96 points), Finished 2nd in NHL Patrick Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Al Arbour (42-26-12)

Captain: Denis Potvin

Primary Arena: Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum

1982-83 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 302 (15th of 21), Goals Against: 226 (1st of 21)
SRS: 0.84 (4th of 21),  SOS: -0.11 (19th of 21)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-0) over Edmonton Oilers
Won Conference Finals (4-2) over Boston Bruins
Won Division Finals (4-2) over New York Rangers
Won Division Semi-Finals (3-1) over Washington Capitals

1983 – New York Islanders
Mike Bossy’s consistent scoring and Billy Smith’s rugged goaltending sealed the Isles’ fourth consecutive championship.

1981-82 New York Islanders Roster and Statistics

Record: 54-16-10 (118 points), Finished 1st in NHL Patrick Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Al Arbour (54-16-10)

Captain: Denis Potvin

Primary Arena: Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum

1981-82 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 385 (2nd of 21), Goals Against: 250 (2nd of 21)
SRS: 1.63 (2nd of 21),  SOS: -0.05 (15th of 21)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-0) over Vancouver Canucks
Won Conference Finals (4-0) over Quebec Nordiques
Won Division Finals (4-2) over New York Rangers
Won Division Semi-Finals (3-2) over Pittsburgh Penguins

1982 – New York Islanders
Bryan Trottier and Mike Bossy continued their unstoppable partnership, while Clark Gillies added toughness in the Isles’ third straight Cup.

1980-81 New York Islanders Roster and Statistics

Record: 48-18-14 (110 points), Finished 1st in NHL Patrick Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Al Arbour (48-18-14)

Captain: Denis Potvin

Primary Arena: Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum

1980-81 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 355 (1st of 21), Goals Against: 260 (4th of 21)
SRS: 1.13 (2nd of 21),  SOS: -0.06 (20th of 21)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-1) over Minnesota North Stars
Won Semi-Finals (4-0) over New York Rangers
Won Quarter-Finals (4-2) over Edmonton Oilers
Won Preliminary Round (3-0) over Toronto Maple Leafs

1981 – New York Islanders
Mike Bossy led the playoffs in goals, and the Islanders’ potent power play overwhelmed the North Stars in five games.

1979-80 New York Islanders Roster and Statistics

Record: 39-28-13 (91 points), Finished 2nd in NHL Patrick Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Al Arbour (39-28-13)

Captain: Denis Potvin

Primary Arena: Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum

1979-80 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 281 (12th of 21), Goals Against: 247 (4th of 21)
SRS: 0.41 (6th of 21),  SOS: -0.02 (16th of 21)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Philadelphia Flyers
Won Semi-Finals (4-2) over Buffalo Sabres
Won Quarter-Finals (4-1) over Boston Bruins
Won Preliminary Round (3-1) over Los Angeles Kings

1980 – New York Islanders
Bob Nystrom’s overtime Cup-clincher launched the Islanders’ dynasty, with Bryan Trottier earning the Conn Smythe.

1978-79 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 52-17-11 (115 points), Finished 1st in NHL Norris Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Scotty Bowman (52-17-11)

Captain: Yvan Cournoyer

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1978-79 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 337 (2nd of 17), Goals Against: 204 (1st of 17)
SRS: 1.53 (2nd of 17),  SOS: -0.13 (17th of 17)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-1) over New York Rangers
Won Semi-Finals (4-3) over Boston Bruins
Won Quarter-Finals (4-0) over Toronto Maple Leafs

1979 – Montreal Canadiens
Guy Lafleur’s offense and Ken Dryden’s rock-solid netminding secured a fourth straight title for the Habs.

1977-78 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 59-10-11 (129 points), Finished 1st in NHL Norris Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Scotty Bowman (59-10-11)

Captain: Yvan Cournoyer

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1977-78 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 359 (1st of 18), Goals Against: 183 (1st of 18)
SRS: 2.06 (1st of 18),  SOS: -0.14 (18th of 18)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Boston Bruins
Won Semi-Finals (4-0) over Toronto Maple Leafs
Won Quarter-Finals (4-1) over Detroit Red Wings

1978 – Montreal Canadiens
Under coach Scotty Bowman, the Canadiens’ blend of speed and skill, led by Jacques Lemaire and Larry Robinson, triumphed again.

1976-77 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 60-8-12 (132 points), Finished 1st in NHL Norris Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Scotty Bowman (60-8-12)

Captain: Yvan Cournoyer

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1976-77 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 387 (1st of 18), Goals Against: 171 (1st of 18)
SRS: 2.54 (1st of 18),  SOS: -0.16 (18th of 18)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-0) over Boston Bruins
Won Semi-Finals (4-2) over New York Islanders
Won Quarter-Finals (4-0) over St. Louis Blues

1977 – Montreal Canadiens
Guy Lafleur collected a league-leading 56 regular-season goals, carrying that momentum into the playoffs en route to another Cup.

1975-76 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 58-11-11 (127 points), Finished 1st in NHL Norris Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Scotty Bowman (58-11-11)

Captain: Yvan Cournoyer

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1975-76 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 337 (4th of 18), Goals Against: 174 (1st of 18)
SRS: 1.91 (1st of 18),  SOS: -0.13 (18th of 18)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-0) over Philadelphia Flyers
Won Semi-Finals (4-1) over New York Islanders
Won Quarter-Finals (4-0) over Chicago Black Hawks

1976 – Montreal Canadiens
Rookie coach Scotty Bowman guided the Habs to the first of four consecutive titles, with Ken Dryden posting a stingy 1.92 GAA in the postseason.

1974-75 Philadelphia Flyers Roster and Statistics

Record: 51-18-11 (113 points), Finished 1st in NHL Patrick Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Fred Shero (51-18-11)

Captain: Bobby Clarke

Primary Arena: The Spectrum

1974-75 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 293 (6th of 18), Goals Against: 181 (1st of 18)
SRS: 1.32 (3rd of 18),  SOS: -0.08 (17th of 18)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Buffalo Sabres
Won Semi-Finals (4-3) over New York Islanders
Won Quarter-Finals (4-0) over Toronto Maple Leafs

1975 – Philadelphia Flyers
Bernie Parent claimed his second straight Conn Smythe, blanking Buffalo twice in the Final, as the “Broad Street Bullies” repeated.

1973-74 Philadelphia Flyers Roster and Statistics

Record: 50-16-12 (112 points), Finished 1st in NHL West Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Fred Shero (50-16-12)

Captain: Bobby Clarke

Primary Arena: The Spectrum

1973-74 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 273 (5th of 16), Goals Against: 164 (1st of 16)
SRS: 1.30 (2nd of 16),  SOS: -0.10 (15th of 16)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Boston Bruins
Won Semi-Finals (4-3) over New York Rangers
Won Quarter-Finals (4-0) over Atlanta Flames

1974 – Philadelphia Flyers
Rick MacLeish and Bobby Clarke led a tough, physical Flyers team, while Bernie Parent’s goaltending sealed Philly’s first Cup.

1972-73 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 52-10-16 (120 points), Finished 1st in NHL East Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Scotty Bowman (52-10-16)

Captain: Henri Richard

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1972-73 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 329 (2nd of 16), Goals Against: 184 (1st of 16)
SRS: 1.73 (1st of 16),  SOS: -0.13 (16th of 16)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Chicago Black Hawks
Won Semi-Finals (4-1) over Philadelphia Flyers
Won Quarter-Finals (4-2) over Buffalo Sabres

1973 – Montreal Canadiens
Led by veteran Henri Richard and the dynamic Yvan Cournoyer, Montreal knocked off the Blackhawks in six games.

1971-72 Boston Bruins Roster and Statistics

Record: 54-13-11 (119 points), Finished 1st in NHL East Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Tom Johnson (54-13-11)

Captain:

Primary Arena: Boston Garden

1971-72 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 330 (1st of 14), Goals Against: 204 (4th of 14)
SRS: 1.50 (1st of 14),  SOS: -0.12 (14th of 14)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over New York Rangers
Won Semi-Finals (4-0) over St. Louis Blues
Won Quarter-Finals (4-1) over Toronto Maple Leafs

1972 – Boston Bruins
Bobby Orr and Phil Esposito orchestrated Boston’s high-scoring attack, with Orr securing his second Conn Smythe Trophy.

1970-71 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 42-23-13 (97 points), Finished 3rd in NHL East Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Claude Ruel (11-8-4), Al MacNeil (31-15-9)

Captain: Jean Béliveau

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1970-71 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 291 (2nd of 14), Goals Against: 216 (6th of 14)
SRS: 0.89 (4th of 14),  SOS: -0.07 (11th of 14)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-3) over Chicago Black Hawks
Won Semi-Finals (4-2) over Minnesota North Stars
Won Quarter-Finals (4-3) over Boston Bruins

1971 – Montreal Canadiens
Rookie goalie Ken Dryden stifled the Bruins and then the Blackhawks, earning the Conn Smythe before winning Rookie of the Year the next season.

1969-70 Boston Bruins Roster and Statistics

Record: 40-17-19 (99 points), Finished 2nd in NHL East Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Harry Sinden (40-17-19)

Captain:

Primary Arena: Boston Garden

1969-70 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 277 (1st of 12), Goals Against: 216 (6th of 12)
SRS: 0.81 (2nd of 12),  SOS: 0.01 (6th of 12)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-0) over St. Louis Blues
Won Semi-Finals (4-0) over Chicago Black Hawks
Won Quarter-Finals (4-2) over New York Rangers

1970 – Boston Bruins
Bobby Orr’s iconic flying goal clinched the Cup in overtime, with the young superstar also winning the Conn Smythe.

1968-69 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 46-19-11 (103 points), Finished 1st in NHL East Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Claude Ruel (46-19-11)

Captain: Jean Béliveau

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1968-69 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 271 (3rd of 12), Goals Against: 202 (3rd of 12)
SRS: 0.91 (2nd of 12),  SOS: -0.00 (7th of 12)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-0) over St. Louis Blues
Won Semi-Finals (4-2) over Boston Bruins
Won Quarter-Finals (4-0) over New York Rangers

1969 – Montreal Canadiens
Jean Béliveau and Yvan Cournoyer led the offense, while goalie Rogie Vachon posted two shutouts in the Final series victory over St. Louis.

1967-68 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 42-22-10 (94 points), Finished 1st in NHL East Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Toe Blake (42-22-10)

Captain: Jean Béliveau

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1967-68 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 236 (3rd of 12), Goals Against: 167 (1st of 12)
SRS: 1.07 (1st of 12),  SOS: 0.14 (6th of 12)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-0) over St. Louis Blues
Won Semi-Finals (4-1) over Chicago Black Hawks
Won Quarter-Finals (4-0) over Boston Bruins

1968 – Montreal Canadiens
Henri Richard and Jean Béliveau paced a dominant squad that swept the expansion Blues in the first all-expansion Cup Final.

1966-67 Toronto Maple Leafs Roster and Statistics

Record: 32-27-11 (75 points), Finished 3rd in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Punch Imlach (32-27-11)

Captain: George Armstrong

Primary Arena: Maple Leaf Gardens

1966-67 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 204 (3rd of 6), Goals Against: 211 (4th of 6)
SRS: -0.08 (4th of 6),  SOS: 0.02 (3rd of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Montreal Canadiens
Won Semi-Finals (4-2) over Chicago Black Hawks

1967 – Toronto Maple Leafs
Dave Keon’s remarkable two-way play and Terry Sawchuk’s clutch goaltending made the Leafs the last pre-expansion-era champions.

1965-66 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 41-21-8 (90 points), Finished 1st in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Toe Blake (41-21-8)

Captain: Jean Béliveau

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1965-66 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 239 (2nd of 6), Goals Against: 173 (1st of 6)
SRS: 0.79 (1st of 6),  SOS: -0.16 (6th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Detroit Red Wings
Won Semi-Finals (4-0) over Toronto Maple Leafs

1966 – Montreal Canadiens
Rookie goalie Rogie Vachon stepped up, and Henri Richard scored the overtime Cup winner in Game 6 against Detroit.

1964-65 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 36-23-11 (83 points), Finished 2nd in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Toe Blake (36-23-11)

Captain: Jean Béliveau

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1964-65 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 211 (3rd of 6), Goals Against: 185 (4th of 6)
SRS: 0.31 (4th of 6),  SOS: -0.06 (3rd of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-3) over Chicago Black Hawks
Won Semi-Finals (4-2) over Toronto Maple Leafs

1965 – Montreal Canadiens
Gump Worsley returned from injury mid-series, shutting out the Blackhawks in Game 7 and sealing the Cup in a low-scoring finale.

1963-64 Toronto Maple Leafs Roster and Statistics

Record: 33-25-12 (78 points), Finished 3rd in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Punch Imlach (33-25-12)

Captain: George Armstrong

Primary Arena: Maple Leaf Gardens

1963-64 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 192 (3rd of 6), Goals Against: 172 (3rd of 6)
SRS: 0.24 (3rd of 6),  SOS: -0.05 (4th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-3) over Detroit Red Wings
Won Semi-Finals (4-3) over Montreal Canadiens

1964 – Toronto Maple Leafs
Bobby Baun scored a legendary overtime goal on a fractured ankle in Game 6, helping the Leafs to their third straight championship.

1962-63 Toronto Maple Leafs Roster and Statistics

Record: 35-23-12 (82 points), Finished 1st in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Punch Imlach (35-23-12)

Captain: George Armstrong

Primary Arena: Maple Leaf Gardens

1962-63 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 221 (2nd of 6), Goals Against: 180 (2nd of 6)
SRS: 0.49 (2nd of 6),  SOS: -0.10 (5th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-1) over Detroit Red Wings
Won Semi-Finals (4-1) over Montreal Canadiens

1963 – Toronto Maple Leafs
Goaltender Johnny Bower’s consistency and Dave Keon’s scoring prowess keyed another successful run for the dynasty Leafs.

1961-62 Toronto Maple Leafs Roster and Statistics

Record: 37-22-11 (85 points), Finished 2nd in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Punch Imlach (37-22-11)

Captain: George Armstrong

Primary Arena: Maple Leaf Gardens

1961-62 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 232 (2nd of 6), Goals Against: 180 (2nd of 6)
SRS: 0.62 (2nd of 6),  SOS: -0.12 (5th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Chicago Black Hawks
Won Semi-Finals (4-2) over New York Rangers

1962 – Toronto Maple Leafs
Frank Mahovlich’s offense and the steady netminding of Johnny Bower ended Toronto’s 11-year title drought.

1960-61 Chicago Black Hawks Roster and Statistics

Record: 29-24-17 (75 points), Finished 3rd in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Rudy Pilous (29-24-17)

Captain: Ed Litzenberger

Primary Arena: Chicago Stadium

1960-61 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 198 (4th of 6), Goals Against: 180 (2nd of 6)
SRS: 0.21 (3rd of 6),  SOS: -0.04 (4th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Detroit Red Wings
Won Semi-Finals (4-2) over Montreal Canadiens

1961 – Chicago Black Hawks
Led by Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita, Chicago beat the heavily favored Canadiens and then Detroit for their first Cup since 1938.

1959-60 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 40-18-12 (92 points), Finished 1st in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Toe Blake (40-18-12)

Captain: Maurice Richard

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1959-60 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 255 (1st of 6), Goals Against: 178 (1st of 6)
SRS: 0.92 (1st of 6),  SOS: -0.18 (6th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-0) over Toronto Maple Leafs
Won Semi-Finals (4-0) over Chicago Black Hawks

1960 – Montreal Canadiens
Henri Richard’s team-leading 11 playoff points and Jacques Plante’s brilliant netminding sealed the Habs’ fifth consecutive championship.

1958-59 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 39-18-13 (91 points), Finished 1st in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Toe Blake (39-18-13)

Captain: Maurice Richard

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1958-59 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 258 (1st of 6), Goals Against: 158 (1st of 6)
SRS: 1.19 (1st of 6),  SOS: -0.24 (6th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-1) over Toronto Maple Leafs
Won Semi-Finals (4-2) over Chicago Black Hawks

1959 – Montreal Canadiens
Boom Boom Geoffrion’s lethal slapshot and Doug Harvey’s defensive skill maintained Montreal’s hold on the Cup.

1957-58 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 43-17-10 (96 points), Finished 1st in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Toe Blake (43-17-10)

Captain: Maurice Richard

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1957-58 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 250 (1st of 6), Goals Against: 158 (1st of 6)
SRS: 1.09 (1st of 6),  SOS: -0.22 (6th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Boston Bruins
Won Semi-Finals (4-0) over Detroit Red Wings

1958 – Montreal Canadiens
Henri Richard’s overtime tally against Boston in Game 6 earned Montreal their third straight Cup.

1956-57 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 35-23-12 (82 points), Finished 2nd in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Toe Blake (35-23-12)

Captain: Maurice Richard

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1956-57 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 210 (1st of 6), Goals Against: 155 (1st of 6)
SRS: 0.66 (1st of 6),  SOS: -0.13 (6th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-1) over Boston Bruins
Won Semi-Finals (4-1) over New York Rangers

1957 – Montreal Canadiens
Jean Béliveau’s leadership and skill, along with Jacques Plante’s shutout in the Final, clinched another title for the Habs.

1955-56 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 45-15-10 (100 points), Finished 1st in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Toe Blake (45-15-10)

Captain: Butch Bouchard

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1955-56 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 222 (1st of 6), Goals Against: 131 (1st of 6)
SRS: 1.08 (1st of 6),  SOS: -0.22 (6th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-1) over Detroit Red Wings
Won Semi-Finals (4-1) over New York Rangers

1956 – Montreal Canadiens
The first of five straight championships came with Jean Béliveau scoring a hat trick in the clinching game and Plante innovating with the face mask.

1954-55 Detroit Red Wings Roster and Statistics

Record: 42-17-11 (95 points), Finished 1st in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Jimmy Skinner (42-17-11)

Captain: Ted Lindsay

Primary Arena: Detroit Olympia

1954-55 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 204 (2nd of 6), Goals Against: 134 (1st of 6)
SRS: 0.83 (2nd of 6),  SOS: -0.17 (5th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-3) over Montreal Canadiens
Won Semi-Finals (4-0) over Toronto Maple Leafs

1955 – Detroit Red Wings
Gordie Howe racked up 29 playoff points, helping Detroit claim their final Cup of the 1950s.

1953-54 Detroit Red Wings Roster and Statistics

Record: 37-19-14 (88 points), Finished 1st in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Tommy Ivan (37-19-14)

Captain: Ted Lindsay

Primary Arena: Detroit Olympia

1953-54 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 191 (2nd of 6), Goals Against: 132 (2nd of 6)
SRS: 0.70 (1st of 6),  SOS: -0.14 (6th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-3) over Montreal Canadiens
Won Semi-Finals (4-1) over Toronto Maple Leafs

1954 – Detroit Red Wings
Tony Leswick’s overtime goal in Game 7 capped a fierce series against Montreal for back-to-back titles.

1952-53 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 28-23-19 (75 points), Finished 2nd in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Dick Irvin (28-23-19)

Captain: Butch Bouchard

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1952-53 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 155 (4th of 6), Goals Against: 148 (2nd of 6)
SRS: 0.08 (2nd of 6),  SOS: -0.02 (5th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-1) over Boston Bruins
Won Semi-Finals (4-3) over Chicago Black Hawks

1953 – Montreal Canadiens
Elmer Lach sealed the Cup in overtime of Game 5, and Maurice “Rocket” Richard led the playoffs with seven goals.

1951-52 Detroit Red Wings Roster and Statistics

Record: 44-14-12 (100 points), Finished 1st in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Tommy Ivan (44-14-12)

Captain: Sid Abel

Primary Arena: Detroit Olympia

1951-52 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 215 (1st of 6), Goals Against: 133 (1st of 6)
SRS: 0.98 (1st of 6),  SOS: -0.20 (6th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-0) over Montreal Canadiens
Won Semi-Finals (4-0) over Toronto Maple Leafs

1952 – Detroit Red Wings
Terry Sawchuk posted four shutouts in eight playoff games, an unbeaten run that set the Wings apart.

1950-51 Toronto Maple Leafs Roster and Statistics

Record: 41-16-13 (95 points), Finished 2nd in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Joe Primeau (41-16-13)

Captain: Ted Kennedy

Primary Arena: Maple Leaf Gardens

1950-51 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 212 (2nd of 6), Goals Against: 138 (1st of 6)
SRS: 0.88 (2nd of 6),  SOS: -0.17 (5th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-1) over Montreal Canadiens
Won Semi-Finals (4-1-1) over Boston Bruins (Game 2 called tie after 1 OT due to curfew)

1951 – Toronto Maple Leafs
All five games went to overtime, with Bill Barilko’s unforgettable Cup-winning goal in Game 5 becoming Maple Leafs legend.

1949-50 Detroit Red Wings Roster and Statistics

Record: 37-19-14 (88 points), Finished 1st in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Tommy Ivan (37-19-14)

Captain: Sid Abel

Primary Arena: Detroit Olympia

1949-50 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 229 (1st of 6), Goals Against: 164 (2nd of 6)
SRS: 0.78 (1st of 6),  SOS: -0.15 (6th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-3) over New York Rangers
Won Semi-Finals (4-3) over Toronto Maple Leafs

1950 – Detroit Red Wings
Pete Babando’s double-overtime tally in Game 7 vanquished the Rangers, earning the Wings their second Cup in six years.

1948-49 Toronto Maple Leafs Roster and Statistics

Record: 22-25-13 (57 points), Finished 4th in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Hap Day (22-25-13)

Captain: Ted Kennedy

Primary Arena: Maple Leaf Gardens

1948-49 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 147 (5th of 6), Goals Against: 161 (3rd of 6)
SRS: -0.19 (4th of 6),  SOS: 0.04 (3rd of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-0) over Detroit Red Wings
Won Semi-Finals (4-1) over Boston Bruins

1949 – Toronto Maple Leafs
Syl Apps captained a deep Toronto roster that swept Detroit, marking the Leafs’ third straight championship.

1947-48 Toronto Maple Leafs Roster and Statistics

Record: 32-15-13 (77 points), Finished 1st in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Hap Day (32-15-13)

Captain: Syl Apps

Primary Arena: Maple Leaf Gardens

1947-48 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 182 (3rd of 6), Goals Against: 143 (1st of 6)
SRS: 0.54 (2nd of 6),  SOS: -0.11 (6th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-0) over Detroit Red Wings
Won Semi-Finals (4-1) over Boston Bruins

1948 – Toronto Maple Leafs
Rookie goalie Turk Broda’s timely saves and the leadership of captain Syl Apps fueled another Cup win in a sweep of Detroit.

1946-47 Toronto Maple Leafs Roster and Statistics

Record: 31-19-10 (72 points), Finished 2nd in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Hap Day (31-19-10)

Captain: Syl Apps

Primary Arena: Maple Leaf Gardens

1946-47 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 209 (1st of 6), Goals Against: 172 (2nd of 6)
SRS: 0.51 (2nd of 6),  SOS: -0.10 (5th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Montreal Canadiens
Won Semi-Finals (4-1) over Detroit Red Wings

1947 – Toronto Maple Leafs
Ted “Teeder” Kennedy’s hustle and leadership sparked the Leafs to upset the Montreal Canadiens in six games.

1945-46 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 28-17-5 (61 points), Finished 1st in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Dick Irvin (28-17-5)

Captain: Toe Blake

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1945-46 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 172 (3rd of 6), Goals Against: 134 (1st of 6)
SRS: 0.63 (1st of 6),  SOS: -0.13 (6th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-1) over Boston Bruins
Won Semi-Finals (4-0) over Chicago Black Hawks

1946 – Montreal Canadiens
Rocket Richard’s 7 playoff goals and Bill Durnan’s sharp goaltending restored the Canadiens to championship glory.

1944-45 Toronto Maple Leafs Roster and Statistics

Record: 24-22-4 (52 points), Finished 3rd in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Hap Day (24-22-4)

Captain: Bob Davidson

Primary Arena: Maple Leaf Gardens

1944-45 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 183 (3rd of 6), Goals Against: 161 (2nd of 6)
SRS: 0.37 (3rd of 6),  SOS: -0.07 (4th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-3) over Detroit Red Wings
Won Semi-Finals (4-2) over Montreal Canadiens

1945 – Toronto Maple Leafs
A gutsy performance by goalie Frank McCool included three straight shutouts in the Final, surprising the favored Red Wings.

1943-44 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 38-5-7 (83 points), Finished 1st in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Dick Irvin (38-5-7)

Captain: Toe Blake

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1943-44 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 234 (1st of 6), Goals Against: 109 (1st of 6)
SRS: 2.08 (1st of 6),  SOS: -0.42 (6th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-0) over Chicago Black Hawks
Won Semi-Finals (4-1) over Toronto Maple Leafs

1944 – Montreal Canadiens
Rocket Richard’s 12 goals in the playoffs and Toe Blake’s all-round brilliance carried Montreal to a sweep of Chicago.

1942-43 Detroit Red Wings Roster and Statistics

Record: 25-14-11 (61 points), Finished 1st in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Jack Adams (25-14-11)

Captain: Sid Abel

Primary Arena: Detroit Olympia

1942-43 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 169 (5th of 6), Goals Against: 124 (1st of 6)
SRS: 0.75 (1st of 6),  SOS: -0.15 (6th of 6)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-0) over Boston Bruins
Won Semi-Finals (4-2) over Toronto Maple Leafs

1943 – Detroit Red Wings
Sid Abel and Mud Bruneteau powered the offense, and Connie Dion recorded two shutouts to help Detroit sweep Boston.

1941-42 Toronto Maple Leafs Roster and Statistics

Record: 27-18-3 (57 points), Finished 2nd in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Hap Day (27-18-3)

Captain: Syl Apps

Primary Arena: Maple Leaf Gardens

1941-42 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 158 (3rd of 7), Goals Against: 136 (2nd of 7)
SRS: 0.39 (3rd of 7),  SOS: -0.07 (5th of 7)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-3) over Detroit Red Wings
Won Semi-Finals (4-2) over New York Rangers

1942 – Toronto Maple Leafs
Down three games to none, the Leafs staged the first-ever NHL comeback from 0–3 in the Final, defeating Detroit in seven.

1940-41 Boston Bruins Roster and Statistics

Record: 27-8-13 (67 points), Finished 1st in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Cooney Weiland (27-8-13)

Captain: Dit Clapper

Primary Arena: Boston Garden

1940-41 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 168 (1st of 7), Goals Against: 102 (2nd of 7)
SRS: 1.18 (1st of 7),  SOS: -0.20 (7th of 7)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-0) over Detroit Red Wings
Won Semi-Finals (4-3) over Toronto Maple Leafs

1941 – Boston Bruins
“Mr. Zero” Frank Brimsek backstopped the Bruins with two shutouts, while the Kraut Line provided plenty of offense.

1939-40 New York Rangers Roster and Statistics

Record: 27-11-10 (64 points), Finished 2nd in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Frank Boucher (27-11-10)

Captain: Art Coulter

Primary Arena: Madison Square Garden (III)

1939-40 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 136 (2nd of 7), Goals Against: 77 (1st of 7)
SRS: 1.05 (2nd of 7),  SOS: -0.18 (6th of 7)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-2) over Toronto Maple Leafs
Won Semi-Finals (4-2) over Boston Bruins

1940 – New York Rangers
Bryan Hextall’s overtime goal in Game 6 ended the drought for the Rangers, their last Cup until 1994.

1938-39 Boston Bruins Roster and Statistics

Record: 36-10-2 (74 points), Finished 1st in NHL  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Art Ross (36-10-2)

Captain: Cooney Weiland

Primary Arena: Boston Garden

1938-39 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 156 (1st of 7), Goals Against: 76 (1st of 7)
SRS: 1.43 (1st of 7),  SOS: -0.24 (7th of 7)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (4-1) over Toronto Maple Leafs
Won Semi-Finals (4-3) over New York Rangers

1939 – Boston Bruins
Rookie goalie Frank Brimsek earned the Calder Trophy and led the Bruins to a five-game triumph over Toronto.

1937-38 Chicago Black Hawks Roster and Statistics

Record: 14-25-9 (37 points), Finished 3rd in NHL American Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Bill Stewart (14-25-9)

Captain: Johnny Gottselig

Primary Arena: Chicago Stadium

1937-38 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 97 (8th of 8), Goals Against: 139 (7th of 8)
SRS: -0.73 (7th of 8),  SOS: 0.15 (1st of 8)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (3-1) over Toronto Maple Leafs
Won Semi-Finals (2-1) over New York Americans
Won Quarter-Finals (2-1) over Montreal Canadiens

1938 – Chicago Black Hawks
Led by coach Bill Stewart, they stunned the Toronto Maple Leafs despite using minor-league goalie Alfie Moore in Game 1.

1936-37 Detroit Red Wings Roster and Statistics

Record: 25-14-9 (59 points), Finished 1st in NHL American Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Jack Adams (25-14-9)

Captain: Doug Young

Primary Arena: Detroit Olympia

1936-37 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 128 (1st of 8), Goals Against: 102 (1st of 8)
SRS: 0.47 (1st of 8),  SOS: -0.07 (8th of 8)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (3-2) over New York Rangers
Won Semi-Finals (3-2) over Montreal Canadiens

1937 – Detroit Red Wings
Syd Howe and Marty Barry powered the offense, while goalie Earl Robertson stepped up for an injured Normie Smith in the Finals.

1935-36 Detroit Red Wings Roster and Statistics

Record: 24-16-8 (56 points), Finished 1st in NHL American Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Jack Adams (24-16-8)

Captain: Doug Young

Primary Arena: Detroit Olympia

1935-36 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 124 (2nd of 8), Goals Against: 103 (4th of 8)
SRS: 0.39 (1st of 8),  SOS: -0.04 (6th of 8)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (3-1) over Toronto Maple Leafs
Won Semi-Finals (3-0) over Montreal Maroons

1936 – Detroit Red Wings
Larry Aurie and Herbie Lewis provided clutch scoring, and the Wings won the first Cup in franchise history by toppling Toronto.

1934-35 Montreal Maroons Roster and Statistics

Record: 24-19-5 (53 points), Finished 2nd in NHL Canadian Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Tommy Gorman (24-19-5)

Captain:

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1934-35 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 123 (5th of 9), Goals Against: 92 (2nd of 9)
SRS: 0.57 (2nd of 9),  SOS: -0.07 (8th of 9)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (3-0) over Toronto Maple Leafs
Won Semi-Finals (1-0-1) over New York Rangers
Won Quarter-Finals (1-0-1) over Chicago Black Hawks

1935 – Montreal Maroons
Led by coach Tommy Gorman and scoring ace Toe Blake, the Maroons blanked Toronto three times in a four-game win.

1933-34 Chicago Black Hawks Roster and Statistics

Record: 20-17-11 (51 points), Finished 2nd in NHL American Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Tommy Gorman (20-17-11)

Captain: Charlie Gardiner

Primary Arena: Chicago Stadium

1933-34 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 88 (9th of 9), Goals Against: 83 (1st of 9)
SRS: 0.09 (4th of 9),  SOS: -0.01 (6th of 9)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (3-1) over Detroit Red Wings
Won Semi-Finals (2-0) over Montreal Maroons
Won Quarter-Finals (1-0-1) over Montreal Canadiens

1934 – Chicago Black Hawks
Charlie Gardiner’s goaltending was critical, and Harold “Mush” March scored the overtime winner in Game 4 against Detroit.

1932-33 New York Rangers Roster and Statistics

Record: 23-17-8 (54 points), Finished 3rd in NHL American Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Lester Patrick (23-17-8)

Captain: Bill Cook

Primary Arena: Madison Square Garden (III)

1932-33 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 135 (1st of 9), Goals Against: 107 (4th of 9)
SRS: 0.52 (2nd of 9),  SOS: -0.07 (8th of 9)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (3-1) over Toronto Maple Leafs
Won Semi-Finals (2-0) over Detroit Red Wings
Won Quarter-Finals (1-0-1) over Montreal Canadiens

1933 – New York Rangers
Bill Cook netted the OT clincher in Game 4, while Frank Boucher’s playmaking paced the Blueshirts to victory over Toronto.

1931-32 Toronto Maple Leafs Roster and Statistics

Record: 23-18-7 (53 points), Finished 2nd in NHL Canadian Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Art Duncan (0-3-2), Dick Irvin (23-15-5)

Captain: Hap Day

Primary Arena: Maple Leaf Gardens

1931-32 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 155 (1st of 8), Goals Against: 127 (6th of 8)
SRS: 0.50 (1st of 8),  SOS: -0.08 (8th of 8)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (3-0) over New York Rangers
Won Semi-Finals (1-0-1) over Montreal Maroons
Won Quarter-Finals (1-1) over Chicago Black Hawks

1932 – Toronto Maple Leafs
The “Kid Line” of Primeau, Jackson, and Conacher overwhelmed the Rangers, sweeping New York in the best-of-five series.

1930-31 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 26-10-8 (60 points), Finished 1st in NHL Canadian Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Cecil Hart (26-10-8)

Captain: Sylvio Mantha

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1930-31 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 129 (2nd of 10), Goals Against: 89 (4th of 10)
SRS: 0.81 (2nd of 10),  SOS: -0.10 (9th of 10)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (3-2) over Chicago Black Hawks
Won Semi-Finals (3-2) over Boston Bruins

1931 – Montreal Canadiens
Howie Morenz and Aurele Joliat were unstoppable, leading Montreal to a tough five-game series win over Chicago.

1929-30 Montreal Canadiens Roster and Statistics

Record: 21-14-9 (51 points), Finished 2nd in NHL Canadian Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Cecil Hart (21-14-9)

Captain: Sylvio Mantha

Primary Arena: Montreal Forum

1929-30 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 142 (2nd of 10), Goals Against: 114 (3rd of 10)
SRS: 0.58 (2nd of 10),  SOS: -0.06 (9th of 10)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (2-0) over Boston Bruins
Won Semi-Finals (2-0) over New York Rangers
Won Quarter-Finals (1-0-1) over Chicago Black Hawks

1930 – Montreal Canadiens
Despite a fourth-place finish in the regular season, Georges Vézina’s successors in goal helped upset the Bruins in the Final.

1928-29 Boston Bruins Roster and Statistics

Record: 26-13-5 (57 points), Finished 1st in NHL American Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Art Ross (26-13-5)

Captain: Lionel Hitchman

Primary Arena: Boston Garden

1928-29 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 89 (1st of 10), Goals Against: 52 (2nd of 10)
SRS: 0.71 (1st of 10),  SOS: -0.13 (10th of 10)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (2-0) over New York Rangers
Won Semi-Finals (3-0) over Montreal Canadiens

1929 – Boston Bruins
Tiny Thompson’s stingy goaltending and the “Dynamite Line” lifted the Bruins to a two-game sweep of the Rangers.

1927-28 New York Rangers Roster and Statistics

Record: 19-16-9 (47 points), Finished 2nd in NHL American Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: Lester Patrick (19-16-9)

Captain: Bill Cook

Primary Arena: Madison Square Garden (III)

1927-28 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 94 (3rd of 10), Goals Against: 79 (6th of 10)
SRS: 0.26 (4th of 10),  SOS: -0.09 (9th of 10)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (3-2) over Montreal Maroons
Won Semi-Finals (1-0-1) over Boston Bruins
Won Quarter-Finals (1-1) over Pittsburgh Pirates

1928 – New York Rangers
Lorne Chabot’s injury forced coach Lester Patrick to don the pads mid-series, sparking a legendary comeback over the Maroons.

1926-27 Ottawa Senators Roster and Statistics

Record: 30-10-4 (64 points), Finished 1st in NHL Canadian Division  (Schedule and Results)

Coach: David Gill (30-10-4)

Captain:

Primary Arena: Ottawa Auditorium

1926-27 Stanley Cup Champions

Goals For: 86 (5th of 10), Goals Against: 69 (3rd of 10)
SRS: 0.37 (3rd of 10),  SOS: -0.02 (6th of 10)

Playoffs:
Won Stanley Cup Final (2-0-2) over Boston Bruins
Won Semi-Finals (1-0-1) over Montreal Canadiens

1927 – Ottawa Senators
Led by Frank Nighbor and King Clancy, the Sens won their final NHL-era Cup in a low-scoring six-game series against Boston.

The Stanley Cup is more than just a trophy; it’s a testament to the grit, teamwork, and determination that define the sport of hockey. Each team that has etched its name into history as a champion represents a season of unforgettable moments, incredible performances, and unwavering passion. From the pioneers of the game to the modern dynasties, the legacy of the Stanley Cup champions list continues to inspire generations of players and fans alike. As each season unfolds, the race to claim hockey’s greatest prize begins anew, leaving us to wonder: which team will be the next to add their chapter to this storied tradition?

Who has the most Stanley Cup titles of all time?

The Montreal Canadiens have the most Stanley Cup titles with 24.

How many Stanley Cups does Wayne Gretzky have?

Wayne Gretzky won four Stanley Cups in his career (1984, 1985, 1987 ,1988).

Who has the most consecutive Stanley Cup titles?

The Montreal Canadiens have the most consecutive Stanley Cup titles with 5 from 1956 to 1960.

Who won the Stanley Cup in 2024?

The Florida Panthers won the Stanley Cup in 2024.

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