Ice Hockey History

Bobby Baun scored a game 6 OT winner to force game 7 and him and the Toronto Maple Leafs won the cup.

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Boredom, curiosity and determination are three (3) possible reasons as to WHY hockey was invented.

Chris Osgood

and

Martin Brodeur

Both have 3.

But this should be amended as of 2012. Due to Osgood retiring in 2011.

The history of a hockey puck... The origin of ice hockey is unknown, however, ice hockey probaly evolved from the game of field hockey that has been played in Northern Europe for centuries. The rules of modern ice hockey were devised by Canadian J G A Creighton. In 1875, the first game of ice hockey with Creighton's rules was played in Montreal, Canada. Today, Ice hockey is an Olympic sport and the most popular team sport played on ice. Ice hockey is played with two opposing teams wearing ice skates. Unless there is a penalty, each team only has six players on the ice rink at a time. The aim of the game is to knock the hockey puck into the opposing team's net. The net is guarded by a special player called the goalie. The first artificial ice rink (mechanically-refrigerated) was built in 1876, at Chelsea, London, England and was named the Glaciarium.

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Since the "best of seven" format was instituted for the 1939 Stanley Cup:

2004: Tampa Bay Lightning (over Calgary Flames) (7 game series)

2002: Detroit Red Wings (over Carolina Hurricanes) (OT) (Red Wings won 4 straight after losing the opening game)

1999: Dallas Stars (over Buffalo Sabres) (OT)

1994: New York Rangers (over Vancouver Canucks) (OT) (7 game series)

1993: Montreal Canadiens (over Los Angeles Kings) (Canadiens won 4 straight after losing the opening game)

1991: Pittsburgh Penguins (over Minnesota North Stars)

1986: Montreal Canadiens (over Calgary Flames) (Canadiens won 4 straight after losing the opening game)

1985: Edmonton Oilers (over Philadelphia Flyers) (Oilers won 4 straight after losing the opening game)

1979: Montreal Canadiens (over New York Rangers) (Canadiens won 4 straight after losing the opening game)

1974: Philadelphia Flyers (over Boston Bruins)

1971: Montreal Canadiens (over Chicago Black Hawks) (OT) (7 game series) (Black Hawks won first two games)

1967: Toronto Maple Leafs (over Montreal Canadiens)

1966: Montreal Canadiens (over Detroit Red Wings) (Canadiens won 4 straight after Red Wings won first two games)

1947: Toronto Maple Leafs (over Montreal Canadiens) (Canadiens won game one 6-0)

1942: Toronto Maple Leafs (over Detroit Red Wings) (Maple Leafs won 4 straight after losing the first three games)

Looks like it's just Toby Pederson of Dallas and Nick Boynton of Boston. There's also a tweener in St. Louis named B.J. Crombeen. Historically, I know that Bobby Clarke rather famously played with diabetes as well. http://www.dallasnews.com/sharedcontent/dws/spt/hockey/stars/stories/022209dnspostarspetersen.4266448.html http://proathletesonly.com/news/locker-room/nick-boynton-deals-with-diabetes-on-and-off-the-ice/

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the Montreal Canadiens won it in a sweep of the newly-formed St.Louis Blues

The distance between the bluelines ( commonly called the neutral zone or centre ice) is 50 feet.

The winning team has the Stanley Cup for the summer between hockey seasons. As part of this, each player and executive of the winning team is given one day during the summer when the Cup is in their possession. The Cup has travelled all over North America and Europe.

This tradition was only started in the 1990s. Before the Hall of Fame existed, the winning team took care of the Cup until the next team won it. Once the Hall of Fame was started in 1945, the Cup was returned each fall for safe-keeping.

The most recent Canadian team to win the Stanley Cup was the 1993 Montreal Canadiens. Five Stanley Cup Finals since then have had a Canadian team lose to an American team: 1994 New York Rangers defeated Vancouver Canucks, 2004 Tampa Bay Lightning defeated Calgary Flames, 2006 Carolina Hurricanes defeated Edmonton Oilers, 2007 Anaheim Ducks defeated Ottawa Senators, and 2011 Boston Bruins defeated Canucks. The last Finals to be played between two Canadian teams was in 1989, when the Calgary Flames defeated the Canadiens.

The most common sport played in the world is football, which is played on every continent apart from Antartica. It is also supported by thousands of people with the number increasing each year. Rugby is also a very popular sport with the majority of the British following rugby.

• Aldo "Bep" Guidolin started with the Boston Bruins in 1942-43 as a 16 year old.

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  6th October 2011

  The above information is incorrect according to NHL.com

  The yougest player to play in the NHL was "Fleming Mackell" in 1947 aged 18 years 5 months and 13 days

  The oldest player was Gordie Howe aged 51 years 10 months and 5 days

  Source -

  http://www.nhl.com/ice/page.htm?id=29017 You suck hahahahaha

1991 and 1992 with Pittsburgh Penguins

Scotty Bowman is the winningest coach in the regular season and the playoffs in NHL history. He had 1,244 regular season wins and 223 playoff wins.

Montreal Canadiens. The won the cup the season before and the season after that as well.

Lidstrom has won 4 stanley cups in 96-97, 97-98, 01-02, 07-08

Wayne Gretzky.

Henri Richard won 11 Stanley Cups as a member of the Montreal Canadiens: 1955-56, 1956-57, 1957-58, 1958-59, 1959-60, 1964-65, 1965-66, 1967-68, 1968-69, 1970-71, 1972-73

however. Jean Beliveau won 10 cups as a player and 7 cups as an executive.

The goalies listed played at least one game in the season denoted: 1970-71: Ed Johnston, Gerry Cheevers

1971-72: Ed Johnston, Gerry Cheevers

1972-73: Ed Johnston, John Adams, Ross Brooks, Jacques Plante

1973-74: Ross Brooks, Gilles Gilbert, Ken Broderick

1974-75: Ross Brooks, Gilles Gilbert, Ken Broderick

1975-76: Gerry Cheevers, Gilles Gilbert, Dave Reece

1976-77: Gerry Cheevers, Gilles Gilbert, Jim Pettie

1977-78: Ron Grahame, Gerry Cheevers, Gilles Gilbert, Jim Pettie

1978-79: Gerry Cheevers, Gilles Gilbert, Jim Pettie

1979-80: Gerry Cheevers, Gilles Gilbert, Marco Baron, Yves Belanger, Jim Stewart

There are a few. Surprisingly enough Chris Chelios (46 years old) and Rob Blake (40 years old) still play. There are more but i have not memorized their names.