After years of postseason disappointment, Colorado is on top thanks to the culture created by its young star.
The Colorado Avalanche, despite giving up an early goal in the first period, rallied to defeat the Tampa Bay Lightning in Game 6 Sunday night, securing the franchise's first Stanley Cup since 2001.
The Hockey Hall of Fame, in a Monday afternoon announcement, welcomed forwards Henrik and Daniel Sedin, and goaltender Roberto Luongo, all former Vancouver Canucks, into its 2022 induction class.
The Maple Leafs signed defenseman Timothy Liljegren to a two-year contract extension Monday.
The Tampa Bay Lightning fell short of the first Stanley Cup three-peat since 1983 -- but they don't believe their dynasty has crumbled.
The Avalanche are the favorites at 6-1 to win next season's Stanley Cup, with the Lightning next at 8-1.
NY Daily News - 27 Jun 2022 05:00
The Colorado Avalanche are back atop hockey's mountain after dethroning the two-time defending champions.
Tampa Bay mounted an impressive comeback in Game 5, but will the Stanley Cup trophy find its new home in Colorado after Game 6? Here are the best sights and sounds from the potential series-clinching action Sunday night.
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