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Three 20-minute periods are in a regulation Hockey game, and a possible 5-minute to 20-minute overtime.

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The final game at the Forum was played March 11, 1996 vs the Dallas Stars. The Habs skated to a 4-1 victory. Afterward, a ceremony was held with many legendary Canadiens coming back to pay tribute to the Forum, including Maurice "Rocket" Richard, his brother Henri "Pocket Rocket" Richard, Jean Beliveau, Ken Dryden and many other Habs heroes. The ceremony including a "passing of the torch" from each former captain in attendance (including Guy Carbonneau who was playing for the Stars at the time) to the current captain (at that time) Pierre Turgeon. Andrei Kovalenko scored the last ever goal at the Forum.

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There is thousands of pictures of it on Google, just type in Stanley Cup.

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1991, 1992, 2009

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Nephew of Marshall Field, as in the iconic Chicago retailer.

The Board of Trustees of the Museum named the hall in in honor of Stanley Field, who served as President and Chairman of the Board from 1909-1964.

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Zero. But they did win the World Hockey Association's championship trophy, the Avco Cup, in 1976, 1978, and 1979. In 1996 they relocated to Phoenix and were renamed the Coyotes.

In 2011, the Atlanta Thrashers moved to Winnipeg and became the Jets.

The Winnipeg Jets have never won the Stanley Cup. The only Winnipeg team to win the Cup were the Winnipeg Victorias who did it twice each in 1896, 1901 and 1902. The reason they are on the Cup twice for each of those years is because the Stanley Cup was originally a Challenge Cup, meaning that in addition to defending the Cup through some sort of playoff format at the end of the season, the defending Champion usually had to defend it against a team who had formally filed a challenge with the trustees of the Cup at some point during the season as well.

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There is no set amount.

Each team makes different amounts depending on series length, fan base, local broadcasting rights, etc.

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The league's income varies every year depending on on the teams involved, fan base, television contracts, league sponsorship, etc.

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It is a best of 7 series.

Just to clarify things abit...........

ALL of the post season NHL play-offs are a best 4 out of 7 format.

That means that a team has to get 4 wins in a series to advance to the next level, quarter finals, to semi finals, to the final championship series of games, that will determine the Stanley Cup winning team.

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The Stanley Cup was first awarded decades before the NHL was created. They awarded the cup differently then. From 1892 until 1914 they did not have a round robin playoff series like they do now. The winners of series could challenge each other for the Cup. Some challenges were played in the middle of the season as long as it was approved by the Stanley Cup trustees. Therefore, there was usually more than one challenge in a season, which in turn means the Cup was awarded more than once in a season.

1893

Montreal AAA

1894

Montreal AAA

1895

Montreal Victorias

1896

Montreal Victorias

1896

Winnipeg Victorias

1897

Montreal Victorias

1898

Montreal Victorias

1899

Montreal Shamrocks

1900

Montreal Shamrocks

1901

Winnipeg Victorias

1902

Winnipeg Victorias

1902

Montreal AAA

1903

Montreal AAA

1903

Ottawa Senators

1904

Ottawa Senators

1905

Ottawa Senators

1906

Ottawa Senators

1906

Montreal Wanderers

1907

Kenora Thistles

1907

Montreal Wanderers

1908

Montreal Wanderers

1909

Ottawa Senators

1910

Montreal Wanderers

1911

Ottawa Senators

1912

Quebec Bulldogs

1913

Quebec Bulldogs

1914

Toronto Blueshirts

Between 1915 and 1927, prior to the NHL taking over the Cup, they played the best of 3 or best of 5. It was usually the winner of the NHA or NHL against one of the other leagues (Western Canada Hockey League, Western Hockey League, or Pacific Coast Hockey Association).

1915

Vancouver Millionaires

1916

Montreal Canadiens

1917

Seattle Metropolitans

1918

Toronto Arenas

1919

Series Cancelled

1920

Ottawa Senators

1921

Ottawa Senators

1922

Toronto St. Pats

1923

Ottawa Senators

1924

Montreal Canadiens

1925

Victoria Cougars

1926

Montreal Maroons

The NHL officially took over the Stanley Cup in the 1926-27 season and awarded it to their annual champion.

1927

Ottawa Senators

1928

New York Rangers

1929

Boston Bruins

1930

Montreal Canadiens

1931

Montreal Canadiens

1932

Toronto Maple Leafs

1933

New York Rangers

1934

Chicago Black Hawks

1935

Montreal Maroons

1936

Detroit Red Wings

1937

Detroit Red Wings

1938

Chicago Blackhawks

1939

Boston Bruins

1940

New York Rangers

1941

Boston Bruins

1942

Toronto Maple Leafs

1943

Detroit Red Wings

1944

Montreal Canadiens

1945

Toronto Maple Leafs

1946

Montreal Canadiens

1947

Toronto Maple Leafs

1948

Toronto Maple Leafs

1949

Toronto Maple Leafs

1950

Detroit Red Wings

1951

Toronto Maple Leafs

1952

Detroit Red Wings

1953

Montreal Canadiens

1954

Detroit Red Wings

1955

Detroit Red Wings

1956

Montreal Canadiens

1957

Montreal Canadiens

1958

Montreal Canadiens

1959

Montreal Canadiens

1960

Montreal Canadiens

1961

Chicago Blackhawks

1962

Toronto Maple Leafs

1963

Toronto Maple Leafs

1964

Toronto Maple Leafs

1965

Montreal Canadiens

1966

Montreal Canadiens

1967

Toronto Maple Leafs

1968

Montreal Canadiens

1969

Montreal Canadiens

1970

Boston Bruins

1971

Montreal Canadiens

1972

Boston Bruins

1973

Montreal Canadiens

1974

Philadelphia Flyers

1975

Philadelphia Flyers

1976

Montreal Canadiens

1977

Montreal Canadiens

1978

Montreal Canadiens

1979

Montreal Canadiens

1980

New York Islanders

1981

New York Islanders

1982

New York Islanders

1983

New York Islanders

1984

Edmonton Oilers

1985

Edmonton Oilers

1986

Montreal Canadiens

1987

Edmonton Oilers

1988

Edmonton Oilers

1989

Calgary Flames

1990

Edmonton Oilers

1991

Pittsburgh Penguins

1992

Pittsburgh Penguins

1993

Montreal Canadiens

1994

New York Rangers

1995

New Jersey Devils

1996

Colorado Avalanche

1997

Detroit Red Wings

1998

Detroit Red Wings

1999

Dallas Stars

2000

New Jersey Devils

2001

Colorado Avalanche

2002

Detroit Red Wings

2003

New Jersey Devils

2004

Tampa Bay Lightning

2005

NHL Lockout

2006

Carolina Hurricanes

2007

Anaheim Ducks

2008

Detroit Red Wings

2009

Pittsburgh Penguins

2010

Chicago Blackhawks

2011

Boston Bruins2012

Los Angeles Kings

2013 Chicago Blackhawks

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No.

The Stanley Cup was created to be a trophy, not a serving bowl.

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They never won the cup because they just joined in 1970

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something you cant own

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They have won the Stanley Cup five times (1991, 1992, 2009, 2016, & 2017) as of 2017.

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3. The New Jersey Devils have won the Stanley Cup three times: 1995, 2000 and 2003.

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0. The Washington Capitals have never won the Stanley Cup, although they did make it to the 1998 Stanley Cup finals.

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2: 1974 (six games over Boston Bruins) and 1975 (six games over Buffalo Sabres)
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2009

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The Toronto Maple Leafs have won 11 Stanley Cups as the Toronto Maple Leafs.

1932, 1942, 1945, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1951, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1967.

The franchise also won the Stanley Cup twice before their name was changed to the Maple Leafs.

1922 Toronto St. Patricks

1918 Toronto Arenas

Before the formation of the NHL (National Hockey League) in 1917, the Toronto Blue Shirts won the Stanley Cup twice, as the Stanley Cup was a challenge cup.

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== == AS they were given away for FREE in Labatt's beer cases, by the millions...............no value at all. Although given away for FREE in LABATT'S beer cases, they do have significant value. The value can be as high as $700U.S. and average around $400U.S. SOURCE- EBAY

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