No. 6: Changing the Face of the Game

NHL's Most Iconic Moments, No. 13: Coach Saves the Day IMG

Lester Patrick took the term “player’s coach” literally. His New York Rangers were left without a goalie when Lorne Chabot suffered an eye injury and with no backup in sight, Patrick was forced between the pipes himself.

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Jan 24, 2017

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No player is untouchable. This was proven true when Hall of Fame goalie Patrick Roy was traded by the Montreal Canadians in what is considered one of the worst trades in NHL history.

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Jan 24, 2017

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After 49 years, only the Blackhawks knew that they had just ended their Stanley Cup drought when Patrick Kane snuck a shot past Flyers goalie Michael Leighton.

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Jan 24, 2017

No. 5: Mr. Hockey’s Standing Ovation IMG

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In a game that touted Wayne Gretzky’s All-Star debut and nine combined goals, what has stood out the most was Mr. Hockey Gordie Howe's introduction.

By SI Staff
Jan 26, 2017

NHL's Most Iconic Moments, No. 15: Believe IMG

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The Red Wings swept the Capitals to earn a second consecutive championship, and the first victory lap with the Cup went to former Red Wing Vladimir Konstantinov, who was tragically paralyzed the year before, never to play again.

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Jan 24, 2017

NHL's Most Iconic Moments, No. 10: The Comeback IMG

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The first three-nothing series comeback in the sport’s history remains the only one in the Cup Final.

By SI Staff
Jan 25, 2017

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Bobby Orr inspired one of sports' most iconic images of all time, when he was sent flying while scoring a goal that clinched the Cup for the Boston Bruins.