Stanley Cup Winning Goals (1950–2015)

The past 65 years of Stanley Cup clinching goals!
List of Stanley Cup winning goals since 1950:

1950 - Pete Babando (Red Wings) (2OT) 0:00
1951 - Bill Barilko (Maple Leafs) (OT) 0:13
1952 - Metro Prystai (Red Wings) * 0:24
1953 - Elmer Lach (Canadiens) (OT) 0:29
1954 - Tony Leswick (Red Wings) (OT) 0:42
1955 - Gordie Howe (Red Wings) 1:04
1956 - Maurice Richard (Canadiens) 1:17
1957 - Dickie Moore (Canadiens) 1:31
1958 - Bernie Geoffrion (Canadiens) 1:44
1959 - Marcel Bonin (Canadiens) 1:53

1960 - Jean Beliveau (Canadiens) 2:09
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1961 - Ab Mcdonald (Blackhawks) 2:16
1962 - Dick Duff (Maple Leafs) 2:24
1963 - Eddie Shack (Maple Leafs) 2:32
1964 - Andy Bathgate (Maple Leafs) 2:42
1965 - Jean Beliveau (Canadiens) 2:53
1966 - Henri Richard (Canadiens) (OT) 3:04
1967 - Jim Pappin (Maple Leafs) 3:13
1968 - J.C. Tremblay (Canadiens) 3:27
1969 - John Ferguson (Canadiens) 3:32

1970 - Bobby Orr (Bruins) (OT) 3:41
1971 - Henri Richard (Canadiens) 4:26
1972 - Bobby Orr (Bruins) 4:36
1973 - Yvan Cournoyer (Canadiens) 4:50
1974 - Rick Macleish (Flyers) 5:02
1975 - Bob Kelly (Flyers) 5:16
1976 - Guy Lafleur (Canadiens) 5:28
1977 - Jacques Lemaire (Canadiens) (OT) 5:44
1978 - Mario Tremblay (Canadiens) 6:02
1979 - Jacques Lemaire (Canadiens) 6:14

1980 - Bob Nystrom (Islanders) (OT) 6:30
1981 - Wayne Merrick (Islanders) 6:47
1982 - Mike Bossy (Islanders) 7:05
1983 - Mike Bossy (Islanders) 7:17
1984 - Ken Linseman (Oilers) 7:27
1985 - Paul Coffey (Oilers) 7:38
1986 - Bobby Smith (Canadiens) 7:49
1987 - Jari Kurri (Oilers) 8:05
1988 - Wayne Gretzky (Oilers) 8:21
1989 - Doug Gilmour (Flames) 8:34

1990 - Craig Simpson (Oilers) 8:48
1991 - Ulf Samuelsson (Penguins) 9:01
1992 - Ron Francis (Penguins) 9:15
1993 - Kirk Muller (Canadiens) 9:28
1994 - Mark Messier (Rangers) 9:43
1995 - Neal Broten (Devils) 10:00.
1996 - Uwe Krupp (Avalanche) (3OT) 10:25
1997 - Darren McCarty (Red Wings) 10:44
1998 - Martin Lapointe (Red Wings) 10:58
1999 - Brett Hull (Stars) (3OT) 11:12

2000 - Jason Arnott (Devils) (2OT) 11:38
2001 - Alex Tanguay (Avalanche) 11:59
2002 - Brendan Shanahan (Red Wings) 12:12
2003 - Mike Rupp (Devils) 12:28.
2004 - Ruslan Fedotenko (Lightning) 12:41
2005 - LOCKOUT :(
2006 - Frantisek Kaberle (Hurricanes) 12:57
2007 - Travis Moen (Ducks) 13:10
2008 - Henrik Zetterberg (Red Wings) 13:25
2009 - Max Talbot (Penguins) 13:40

2010 - Patrick Kane (Blackhawks) (OT) 13:54
2011 - Patrice Bergeron (Bruins) 14:22
2012 - Jeff Carter (Kings) 14:39
2013 - Dave Bolland (Blackhawks) 15:03
2014 - Alec Martinez (Kings) (2OT) 15:20.
2015 - Duncan Keith (Blackhawks) 15:48

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