By the Numbers: '90—The Stanley Cup Returns Up North to Edmonton
The '90 Stanley Cup championship—the Oilers’ reclamation year: No Gretzky, all grit. Messier led Edmonton back to the top to capture their 5th Cup in 7 years.
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By the Numbers: '79—How One Year Redefined NHL History
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By the Numbers: Five Games, One Dynasty—How the ’57 Stanley Cup Final Helped Forge the Montreal Canadiens' Legacy
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