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Stanley Cup Winners List

Stanley Cup champions: List of winners by year...

The Stanley Cup is a trophy awarded annually to the playoff champion club of the National Hockey League (NHL) Ice Hockey League. It was donated in 1892 by the Governor General of Canada, Lord Stanley of Preston, and is the oldest professional sports trophy in North America. The Stanley Cup is not only the most prestigious award in ice hockey. The Stanley Cup is awarded to the winners of the National Hockey League (NHL) playoff series. There were two years when the Stanley Cup was not awarded, in 1919, due to the Spanish flu pandemic, and in 2005, there was no Stanley Cup due to the NHL lockout. The trophy has been won 105 times from 1914 to 2021 season. 25 teams have won the cup, 20 of which are still active in the NHL.

Stanley Cup Winners List
Year Winner Score Runner-Up
2022 Colorado Avalanche 4-2 Tampa Bay Lightning
2021 Tampa Bay Lightning 4-1 Montreal Canadiens
2020 Tampa Bay Lightning 4-2 Dallas Stars
2019 St. Louis Blues 4—3 Boston Bruins
2018 Washington Capitals 4—1 Vegas Golden Knights
2017 Pittsburgh Penguins 4—2 Nashville Predators
2016 Pittsburgh Penguins 4—2 San Jose Sharks
2015 Chicago Blackhawks 4—2 Tampa Bay Lightning
2014 Los Angeles Kings 4—1 New York Rangers
2013 Chicago Blackhawks 4—2 Boston Bruins
2012 Los Angeles Kings 4—2 New Jersey Devils
2011 Boston Bruins 4—3 Vancouver Canucks
2010 Chicago Blackhawks 4—2 Philadelphia Flyers
2009 Pittsburgh Penguins 4—3 Detroit Red Wings
2008 Detroit Red Wings 4—2 Pittsburgh Penguins
2007 Anaheim Ducks 4—1 Ottawa Senators
2006 Carolina Hurricanes 4—3 Edmonton Oilers
2005 Season canceled due to 2005 NHL lockout
2004 Tampa Bay Lightning 4—3 Calgary Flames
2003 New Jersey Devils 4—3 Mighty Ducks of Anaheim
2002 Detroit Red Wings 4—1 Carolina Hurricanes
2001 Colorado Avalanche 4—3 New Jersey Devils
2000 New Jersey Devils 4—2 Dallas Stars
1999 Dallas Stars 4—2 Buffalo Sabres
1998 Detroit Red Wings 4—0 Washington Capitals
1997 Detroit Red Wings 4—0 Philadelphia Flyers
1996 Colorado Avalanche 4—0 Florida Panthers
1995 New Jersey Devils 4—0 Detroit Red Wings
1994 New York Rangers 4—3 Vancouver Canucks
1993 Montreal Canadiens 4—1 Los Angeles Kings
1992 Pittsburgh Penguins 4—0 Chicago Blackhawks
1991 Pittsburgh Penguins 4—2 Minnesota North Stars
1990 Edmonton Oilers 4—1 Boston Bruins
1989 Calgary Flames 4—2 Montreal Canadiens
1988 Edmonton Oilers 4—0 Boston Bruins
1987 Edmonton Oilers 4—3 Philadelphia Flyers
1986 Montreal Canadiens 4—1 Calgary Flames
1985 Edmonton Oilers 4—1 Philadelphia Flyers
1984 Edmonton Oilers 4—1 New York Islanders
1983 New York Islanders 4—0 Edmonton Oilers
1982 New York Islanders 4—0 Vancouver Canucks
1981 New York Islanders 4—1 Minnesota North Stars
1980 New York Islanders 4—2 Philadelphia Flyers
1979 Montreal Canadiens 4—1 New York Rangers
1978 Montreal Canadiens 4—2 Boston Bruins
1977 Montreal Canadiens 4—0 Boston Bruins
1976 Montreal Canadiens 4—0 Philadelphia Flyers
1975 Philadelphia Flyers 4—2 Buffalo Sabres
1974 Philadelphia Flyers 4—2 Boston Bruins
1973 Montreal Canadiens 4—2 Chicago Black Hawks
1972 Boston Bruins 4—2 New York Rangers
1971 Montreal Canadiens 4—3 Chicago Black Hawks
1970 Boston Bruins 4—0 St. Louis Blues
1969 Montreal Canadiens 4—0 St. Louis Blues
1968 Montreal Canadiens 4—0 St. Louis Blues
1967 Toronto Maple Leafs 4—2 Montreal Canadiens
1966 Montreal Canadiens 4—2 Detroit Red Wings
1965 Montreal Canadiens 4—3 Chicago Black Hawks
1964 Toronto Maple Leafs 4—3 Detroit Red Wings
1963 Toronto Maple Leafs 4—1 Detroit Red Wings
1962 Toronto Maple Leafs 4—2 Chicago Black Hawks
1961 Chicago Black Hawks 4—2 Detroit Red Wings
1960 Montreal Canadiens 4—0 Toronto Maple Leafs
1959 Montreal Canadiens 4—1 Toronto Maple Leafs
1958 Montreal Canadiens 4—2 Boston Bruins
1957 Montreal Canadiens 4—1 Boston Bruins
1956 Montreal Canadiens 4—1 Detroit Red Wings
1955 Detroit Red Wings 4—3 Montreal Canadiens
1954 Detroit Red Wings 4—3 Montreal Canadiens
1953 Montreal Canadiens 4—1 Boston Bruins
1952 Detroit Red Wings 4—0 Montreal Canadiens
1951 Toronto Maple Leafs 4—1 Montreal Canadiens
1950 Detroit Red Wings 4—3 New York Rangers
1949 Toronto Maple Leafs 4—0 Detroit Red Wings
1948 Toronto Maple Leafs 4—0 Detroit Red Wings
1947 Toronto Maple Leafs 4—2 Montreal Canadiens
1946 Montreal Canadiens 4—1 Boston Bruins
1945 Toronto Maple Leafs 4—3 Detroit Red Wings
1944 Montreal Canadiens 4—0 Chicago Black Hawks
1943 Detroit Red Wings 4—0 Boston Bruins
1942 Toronto Maple Leafs 4—3 Detroit Red Wings
1941 Boston Bruins 4—0 Detroit Red Wings
1940 New York Rangers 4—2 Toronto Maple Leafs
1939 Boston Bruins 4—1 Toronto Maple Leafs
1938 Chicago Black Hawks 3—1 Toronto Maple Leafs
1937 Detroit Red Wings 3—2 New York Rangers
1936 Detroit Red Wings 3—1 Toronto Maple Leafs
1935 Montreal Maroons 3—0 Toronto Maple Leafs
1934 Chicago Black Hawks 3—1 Detroit Red Wings
1933 New York Rangers 3—1 Toronto Maple Leafs
1932 Toronto Maple Leafs 3—0 New York Rangers
1931 Montreal Canadiens 3—2 Chicago Black Hawks
1930 Montreal Canadiens 2—0 Boston Bruins
1929 Boston Bruins 2—0 New York Rangers
1928 New York Rangers 3—2 Montreal Maroons
1927 Ottawa Senators 2—0—2 Boston Bruins
1926 Montreal Maroons 3—1 Victoria Cougars
1925 Victoria Cougars 3—1 Montreal Canadiens
1924 Montreal Canadiens 2—0 Calgary Tigers
1923 Ottawa Senators 2—0 Edmonton Eskimos
1922 Toronto St. Pats 3—2 Vancouver Millionaires
1921 Ottawa Senators 3—2 Vancouver Millionaires
1920 Ottawa Senators 3—2 Seattle Metropolitans
1919 Not awarded - season canceled due to influenza pandemic.
1918 Toronto Arenas 3—2 Vancouver Millionaires
1917 Seattle Metropolitans 3—1 Montreal Canadiens
1916 Montreal Canadiens 3—2 Portland Rosebuds
1915 Vancouver Millionaires 3—0 Ottawa Senators
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