St. Louis Blues
One of the 1967 expansion six, the Blues famously went from dead last in the NHL standings on January 3, 2019 to Stanley Cup…
One of the 1967 expansion six, the Blues famously went from dead last in the NHL standings on January 3, 2019 to Stanley Cup…
An expansion club since 1998 that helped pioneer hockey’s growth in the non-traditional Sun Belt market, reaching the Stanley Cup Final in 2017 behind…
An expansion franchise that brought the NHL back to hockey-mad Minnesota in 2000, three years after the North Stars left for Dallas, and has…
Originally the Minnesota North Stars (1967), the franchise moved to Dallas in 1993 and won its only Stanley Cup in 1999 on Brett Hull’s…
Relocated from Quebec City in 1995 (the WHA/NHL Nordiques, in the league since 1979), the Avalanche won the Stanley Cup in their first Colorado…
An Original Six franchise (1926) whose iconic Indian-head sweater is one of hockey’s most recognized logos. Built a modern dynasty around Jonathan Toews and…
An expansion club since 1974, the Capitals won their first Stanley Cup in 2018 led by captain Alex Ovechkin, who went on to break…
An original 1967 expansion club transformed by Mario Lemieux’s arrival in 1984 and later Sidney Crosby’s in 2005, winning five Stanley Cups across two…
Part of the 1967 “Original Expansion” six, the “Broad Street Bullies” became the first expansion-era team to win the Stanley Cup, taking back-to-back titles…
An Original Six club (1926) playing continuously at Madison Square Garden, the Rangers ended a 54-year Stanley Cup drought in 1994 behind captain Mark…