Maple Leafs training camp 1928

Finnish Liiga. 5'5"/152lbs, 166cm/66kg Niklas Salo (TPS Turku) next to 6'6"/246lbs, 198cm/112kg Nolan Yonkman (JYP Jyväskylä).

Hanson Brothers give Penguins pregame speech

The Hanson Brothers from the movie “Slap Shot” give the Pittsburgh Penguins their pregame speech before the Kraft Hockeyville game.

Malkin wears Hanson brothers glasses in warmups

Pittsburgh Penguins forward Evgeni Malkin wears the Hanson brothers glasses from the movie "Slap Shot" in warmups for the Kraft Hockeyville game.

Hockey Trick Shots | Summer Edition

Here is an amazing hockey trick shot video. The SweetSpotSquad team executed some pretty incredible shots in this hockey trick shots video.

The skills and trick shots presented in this video are the followings:
- Clay Shooting – Hockey Style
- Lighthouse Drop Shot
- Double Deflection Shot
- Midfield Crossbar
- Lazy Shot
- Moving Dryer Shot
- Skip Shot
- Glove Save On Water Skis

Day 1 of Informal Skates.

Day 1 of Informal Skates. The coaches have their work cut out for them. #stlblues #OurBlues

Video, jonka St. Louis Blues (@stlouisblues) julkaisi 24. 08ta 2015 klo 9.10 PDT

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
This goal is incorrect, click here for the correct goal: [https://youtu.be/Q4fb0ZESvd4]

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

Den of Honor Moment: Moller & Model Classic TV Spot

A Classic Panthers TV commercial, Moller gets the rules of the game explained to him.

Celebrating fans covered Joel Quenneville's house with toilet paper

I was running past Hawk's coach Joel Quenneville's house this morning. I hope he gets some help cleaning this mess! pic.twitter.com/s6jz6qDbPH

— Big Rig Books (@bigrigbook) 16. kesäkuuta 2015

Coach Q signing autographs for the neighbors. pic.twitter.com/JXgrVr8Xru

— Paul Pabst (@PaulPabst) 25. kesäkuuta 2013

Chicago tradition, fans teepee Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville's house.

About 150 people showed up outside Coach Joel Quenneville's Hinsdale home Monday night to celebrate the Chicago Blackhawks' Stanley Cup championship.

This man’s reaction to Blackhawks win is the best we’ve heard

This is easily the best 15-second interview you’ll see today. 
While WGN was live on TV Monday night during their coverage of the Chicago Blackhawks Stanley Cup win, Marcus Leshock approached a man as he walked down the street. “How about that? How you feeling today?” Leshock asked. “You’re live on the air,”Leshock reminded him before handing over the microphone. “You know how awesome the ‘Hawks are? ” the man asked Leshock. “This is going to sound messed up, but it’s true. They’ve got black people loving hockey. Ain’t that something?”