Wayback Machine: How the Mets missed a dynasty Mother Nature and the military foiled Seattle’s chances for greatness. The Seattle Metropolitans won the Stanley Cup in 1917 and just missed winning two other times, in 1919 and 1920. Coach Pete Muldoon is standing far left;...

Finland skates to a 6 to 1 win over Sweden in 2011 World Ice Hockey Championship in Bratislava, Slovakia. Magnus Paajarvi of Sweden open the scoring at 7:40 of the second period, and then the Finnish goalie Petri Vehanen shut the door for the remainder of the game. Finnish forward Jarrko I...

Some Stanley Cup records will never be broken, and One Eyed Frank McGee will forever be a part of Stanley Cup Folklore. One Eyed McGee was born in Ottawa, Canada on November 4,1882. One of 9 children born to John Joseph McGee and Elizabeth Crotty. John Joseph McGee was Clerk of Privy Council and ...

Vancouver Canucks (1) vs. San Jose Sharks (2) The final two teams in the Western Conference are two teams that have put themselves and their fans through the ringer to get where they are. Both teams blew 3 games to 0 leads, albeit in two different rounds, and even in their other series, ...

Boston Bruins (3) vs. Tampa Bay Lightning (5) It’s weird to think that there isn’t really any surprise that the #3 seed is the top seed left in the East, but that’s exactly the case with the Boston Bruins. Even though they finished behind the Capitals and Flyers in the regular season, ...