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The final game of the 2007 NHL playoffs was June 6 when the Anaheim Ducks defeated the Ottawa Senators, 6-2, to win the Stanley Cup.
What else can I help you with?
What month was the Stanley cup winners in?
In end of May or beginning of June.
What month did the 1981 Stanley cup final end?
The new york islanders beat the Minnesota Northstars in may
Name of trophy that is awarded to the NHL's championship team at the end of playoffs?
The Stanley Cup.
Do teams get to keep the Stanley Cup if they win the championship?
No, teams do not get to keep the Stanley Cup if they win the championship. The Stanley Cup is a trophy that is awarded to the winning team each year, but it is returned at the end of the season to be awarded again the following year.
Is Stanley dead?
He's alive. KISS starts touring at the end of this month.
Can two Canadian teams end up in the Stanley Cup final?
Yes. It has happened.
Is Paul Stanley dead?
He's alive. KISS starts touring at the end of this month.
What team won the Stanley Cup the year after its relocation?
The Quebec Nordiques were relocated, becoming the Colorado Avalanche at the end of the 1995 season. The Avalanche immediately won the Stanley Cup in the 1995-1996 season.
When did NASCAR Inside Nextel Cup end?
NASCAR Inside Nextel Cup ended in 2007.
When was the last time the New Jersey Devils won the Stanley Cup?
That would be 1983, at the end of the run of 4 Stanley Cups in a row from 1980-1983.
Are there any ice hockey games in may?
Yes: The NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs begin in April and end in early June.
How many times have the Winnipeg jets won the Stanley cup?
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.
