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Claude Lemieux
Montreal Canadiens, 1986
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Ken Dryden
Montreal Canadiens, 1971
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Hayden Panettiere
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Green Man
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Michael Douglas
and daughter Carys Zeta Douglas

Washington Capitals at New York Rangers
Game Three - Eastern Conference Quarterfinals


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Vince Vaughn
and wife Kyla Weber

Vancouver Canucks at Chicago Blackhawks
Game Four - Western Conference Quarterfinals


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David and Victoria Beckham

San Jose Sharks at Los Angeles Kings
Game Four - Western Conference Quarterfinals


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Cuba Gooding Jr.

San Jose Sharks at Los Angeles Kings
Game Three - Western Conference Quarterfinals


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Cyndi Lauper
with husband David Thornton and son Declyn

Washington Capitals at New York Rangers
Game Four - Eastern Conference Quarterfinals

Veoma lijepi dresovi

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His majesty king of New York
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Wayne Gretzky
1985, 1988
The Great One's voluminous records include the career postseason marks for goals (122), assists (260) and points (382), so it's only fitting that he won his first Smythe with a ridiculous record run of 47 points in only 18 games, including a five-game finals record 11 points against Philadelphia. In 1988 Gretzky scored 43 points in 19 games, terrorizing Boston for a record 13 goals and 10 assists in the Oilers' sweep.


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Brian Leetch
1994
The Rangers' 54-year Cup drought finally ended thanks to the gritty leadership of Mark Messier and stingy goaltending by Mike Richter, but it was classy blueliner Leetch who won the Smythe after scoring 11 goals and 34 points in only 23 games. His 11 points (5 goals, 6 assists) vs. Vancouver still stand as the mark (shared with Paul Coffey, 1985) for a seven-game Cup final. Leetch is one of only four non-Canadians to win the Smythe, the others being Detroit's Nicklas Lidstrom (Sweden) in 2002 and Henrik Zetterberg (Sweden) in 2008, and Evgeni Malkin (Russia) in 2009.



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Joe Sakic
1996
In their first season in Colorado after moving from Quebec, the Avalanche won their first Cup after the team's 1987 first-round draft pick went on a scoring tear -- leading all postseason players with 18 goals and 16 assists in 22 games. Sakic set a postseason record, since broken by Tampa Bay's 2004 Smythe-winner Brad Richards, of six game-winning goals and dished a single-game record four assists in Game 2 of the Cup final vs. Florida.

Legenda jednostavno

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Mario Lemieux
1991, 1992
Super Mario's seventh NHL season proved to be seventh heaven as he led the Penguins to their first Cup by scoring 16 goals and 44 points in 23 games. For an encore, he again brought home the silverware (Smythe and Cup) with another 16-goal postseason in '92.


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Scott Niedermayer
2007
The swift-skating defenseman's fourth Stanley Cup brought the first Conn Smythe of his illustrious career after a five-game victory over the Ottawa Senators. "I was a little surprised. We had a handful of candidates," Niedermayer, 33, the Ducks' captain, said. "I was out there trying to do my thing, whether it was playing good solid defense, blocking a shot, helping out on offense. I'm thankful I was out there to help the team and not really thinking about an award like this."


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2011 Eastern Conference finals
Bruins 1, Lighning 0
Tim Thomas stopped all 24 shots he faced, Nathan Horton scored with 7:33 left in regulation and the Bruins beat the Lightning 1-0 to reach the Stanley Cup finals for the first time since 1990.


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2011 Western Conference quarterfinals
Canucks 2, Blackhawks 1 (OT)
After being eliminated from the last two postseasons by the Chicago Blackhawks, the Vancouver Canucks finally returned the favor. Alex Burrows scored his second goal 5:22 into overtime, Roberto Luongo made 31 saves and the Canucks avoided a historic playoff collapse by knocking the defending Stanley Cup champion Blackhawks out in the first round. Burrows, who took a penalty early in overtime, pounced on a Chris Campoli turnover and fired a slap shot over the right shoulder of rookie Chicago goalie Corey Crawford. Burrows opened the scoring 2:43 in, but Chicago captain Jonathan Toews scored his first goal of the playoffs shorthanded with 1:56 left to force overtime. Vancouver won the first three games before the defending champions roared back with three straight victories, threatening to spoil the Canucks' Presidents Trophy-winning season by becoming just the fourth team in NHL history to erase an 0-3 series deficit.


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Ovo je bila serija za pamcenje

Sta je ovo Dzomba nece te gledati finale izgleda nove gazde su u kanadi
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Jos jednom ove budale
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Wingsima nije pomoglo nista
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Ako postoji bolja SC slika secem vene:
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Pogledajte kravatu u Don Cherry-a ma pravi bosanac
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