The Colorado Avalanche won the Stanley cup in 1996 and 2001. The Colorado Avalanche ice hockey team is located in Denver, Colorado.
The ice thikness in the NHL is only 3/4'' thick. There is a template that is put on the floor underneath the ice.
While the Atlanta Flames were relatively successful on the ice, they never won a Stanley Cup. However, the Flames were sold to new owners, moved to Calgary and did win a Cup as the Calgary Flames in the 1988-89 season.
Some of the Ottawa Silver Seven players wondered if they could kick it across Rideau Canal. It did not make it over the Canal but fortunatley the ice was thick enough to hold it. They had to wait for the next day to come rescue it.
The "real,original" Cup is in the Hockey Hall of Fame. In 1969, the league was worried that the original silver bowl might be getting brittle and could suffer damage. A replica was made and that is the one that is presented on ice and used by players in the summer when they have their day with the cup. The Stanley Cup in the Hockey Hall of Fame is the replica cup when the authentic Cup is presented to the Stanley Cup champions, with individuals on their days with it, and at other functions. When viewed closely, the two Cups can be differentiated because there are several name errors on the authentic Cup that are not present on the replica.
Ice Hockey awards the Stanley Cup.
The Stanley Cup.
No one. The Stanley Cup was awarded for the first time in 1893.
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The New York Islanders are an American ice hockey team who have won the Stanley Cup on four consecutive ocassions. Their Stanley Cup wins began in 1980 and finished in 1984.
The Toronto Maple Leafsdefeated the Montreal Canadiensin the 1947 Stanley Cup Final to win their sixth Stanley Cup championship.
The Stanley Cup is awarded to the winner of the NHL. (National Hockey League)
The Colorado Avalanche won the Stanley cup in 1996 and 2001. The Colorado Avalanche ice hockey team is located in Denver, Colorado.
Lord Stanley of Preston, a 19th century Governor General of Canada, bought the Stanley Cup in London for 25 guineas and donated it as a Challenge Cup to be awarded to the best amateur ice hockey team in Canada. He never saw a Stanley Cup game himself , as his term expired and he was recalled to Britain before any games were played.
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The Stanley Cup was originally commissioned in 1892. It is named After lord Stanley of Preston, a previous Governor general of Canada. Canada's top ranked amateur ice hockey club was given this award under full Stanley family support.