Regardless of the lackluster finals, it's nice to have a new team win the Cup.
this post was submitted on 14 Jun 2023
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Has there been a lot of repeats in the past 20 years?
I meant a team that has never won before.
But if you wanna look back the past 20ish years you got Chicago, Tampa and Pittsburgh with 3 cups each and Kings with 2, so that's already 11 years between four teams.
I think both teams in the Final haven't one before. Am I blocking out a Florida Cup?
I'm not sure what I'd call too many repeated cup wins, but I don't feel like that's over the line for me.
What a strong message to send to Florida. 26 goals scored in the final series for Vegas against a goalie that looked unreal in the earlier series.
Bob couldn't sustain that level of play. Cooled off a couple of weeks too soon.
Straight up collapse on behalf of the Cats last night. It was really depressing.
Yeah. i didn't watch the 3rd period. Just the handshakes and the players raising the Cup.
it was trash
i dont know if id ever turned off a stanley cup game before.
so disappointing