Canadiens win Last Canadian Cup in 1993
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- The Habs relied on Roy and he came through in 1993.
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In my opinion Lemieux’s 93 season is the greatest individual season in NHL history. He returned to the ice in Philly the night of his last radiation treatment. Incredible.
And got a standing ovation from the opponents home crowd. Who says philly isnt the city of brotherly love.
There was a documentary about Alexandre Daigle. We discovered with it, that he actually had a severe concussion from his last junior playoffs, but never seeked help or told anybody because he was scared it could ruin his draft chance and really wanted to play for Ottawa. That explains why he always seemed out of energy and lacked efforts in his first seasons. After that, it was too late in his career to catch up.
The Sabers sweeping the Bruins in the 1st round was a real kick to the balls. The end of the Moog era in Boston.
May Day was the beginning of the Sabres of the 90's
Great video as always!
Great name and profile pic as always!
What a year
Didn't know Dolph Ziggler was president of the NHL and then when on to have a successful wrestling career
The Islanders just owned the Capitals and Dale Hunter disgraced himself with the hit on Turgeon.
A series i will never forget. Patrick was great and the whole team played solid in front of him. Love my Habs lol
Ya baby Go Habs Go !
Little confession. I was in Toronto in 1967, being a baby of 1 at the time. Parents and I left TO in early 1968.
Leafs ain't won squat since.
I was in the Forum in 1993 Game 5, one of the best nights of my life.
Cleaned up a couple grand in the hockey pool too, because lets face it No one picked the Habs to win.... except me.
I left Montreal later on in 1993..... and the same thing.
So, it's all my fault.
One day, I will reveal where I went after Montreal... Shannon will then lose his mind, and then ban me
forever. ;-P
Well you went to New York and then you went for a year to somewhere not North America. Or you went to Vancouver and left before game 7.
A Canadian in Europe dude no now leafs and habs fans will kill you if you tell them in person
There hasn't been a bigger upset than the 93 Islanders beating that monster Penguins team, and doing so without Turgeon post-Hunter pole-axing. You put those rosters next to each other and there is just no way the Isles should ever win 4 games
Chris B Ray Ferraro played out of his mind that series.
he was a tremendous player
David f**king Volek.
The last Canadian team to win the Cup.
That playoffs cemented my love for hockey and the leafs
'93 LA Kings. That was the year Robitaille stepped up with Gretzky out scored 63 goals and 125 points. The goal mark broke the record previously held by Steve Shutt, and which has since been broken by Ovechkin.
Top drawer video,as usual,Shannon!!
It’s interesting that the conference finalists were the third place team in each division.
Just loved the wink that Patrick Roy did to the LA Kings player. Roy was cocky, arrogant, fully confident and had a hot-dog style when he was hot. And when he was hot, no goals were scored against him. I would love to see Patrick Roy join the Habs in a role to be determined. The Habs has had a few great goalies : Dryden, Roy, Price.
Claude A. Drapeau don't forget Theodore, Durnan, Plante, Hainesworth, Vezina. All ridiculously good goaltenders for their eras.
My point was that Montréal has been blessed by having great goalies over the decades. I can't comment, by experience, on goalies that were with the Canadiens BEFORE I was born. I wouldn't put the names of goalies that you wrote in your comment on the same level as the 3 names that I gave. Certainly not Theodore which I've seen in my lifetime. Roy & Price are, in my book, the top 2 goalies that Montréal ever went through. Again, that's in my humble opinion of seeing hochey for close to 60 years. We are each entitled to our own opinion, right ?
@@claudea.drapeau7869 Pas besoin d'avoir vu Plante et Vézina à l'oeuvre pour affirmer qu'ils étaient supérieurs à Price. Alloooooo? Il est où ton discernement ? Franchement décevant venant d'un homme âgé d'une soixantaine de printemps
Eh, " le smatte ", est-ce une pratique courante par chez-vous de commenter comme tu le fait à mon égard ? Allooooo, en effet ??? Puisque tu est si supérieur ( selon toi, bien sûr ) dans ton discernement / jugement et que tu as vu tous les gardiens que tu as mentionné dans ton commentaire, vas-y donc avec TON classement des meilleurs gardiens du CH en ordre décroissant ! Allez, vas-y mon cher " MyTube " ! Mon commentaire initial ne t'étais adressé personnellement, pourquoi avoir une " montée de lait " à mon égard. ? Es-tu le genre " frustré " ?
Pat Burns simply the best! even when he went to Toronto and Boston to coach, i could not hate him.
Greatest season and playoffs ever.
The Bettman era starts here... :S
This season can't be told without talking about Dale Hunter waylaying Pierre Turgeon, one of the dirtiest moments in league history
'93 playoffs. In the Conference Finals vs Toronto, since Montreal had advanced in only 5 games, everyone on TV was talking about how all Canada was hoping for a Toronto-Montreal Finals. I remember Bob Miller interviewing Ron MacLean at some point in the series, and how CBC was all hyped up for an Original Six series. But then Gretzky stepped up and got the hat-trick in Gm.7
Gretzky got away with a high stick that could have been the difference for Toronto.
Montreal won in 6 against Quebec because they ended up winning 11 straight games games 3-6, games 1-4 against Buffalo, games 1-3 vs NYI.
Montreal had a great team, aside from Roy and Damphousse, they had Bellows, LeBeau, Muller, Keane, Savard, Desjardins, Leclair, Ludwig... etc... Gilbert Dionne was on fire in playoffs... once Pittsburg was eliminated.... everyone knew Montreal was going to win the cup. Amazing run.... Roy was 😱
Pat Burns was a former cop in Montreal. Nuff said.
Yes, you're right Leigh. Burns was originally from the Province of Québec and he also coached the Habs.
Fantastic season!
Only time 114P didn't make top 10 scoring.
Ahhh Wendel Clark and Marty McSorley :) I still remember my grandfather routing for LA because he was sick of Habitant cups. Lemieux's season was legendary - being a cancer survivor I was so into where his career would go.
'93, good times, Habs!
If Lemeiux wasn’t injured and sick during this season, the pens could have actually made the 3 peat
Btw Montreal won the Quebec series in 6 games, not 7. Still, really great video
Which brings up two other fun facts about the Habs' run that year:
1) They won 11 games in a row in the playoffs (last 4 against QUE, 4 against BUF, first 3 against NYI)
2) Those 11 wins came after QUE coach Pierre Page very stupidly announced that he had figured out Patrick Roy's weak spots during a news conference. When they say you shouldn't poke a sleeping bear, they should have Patrick Roy's picture besides it.
Marc Fournier Yeah I remember seeing that in a documentary about the 1993 Habs.
Lol you don't mess with Patrick, ask Roenick.
Marc Fournier yeahMontreal lost 2 against Quebec (who were heavy favourites) and then went on a tear... don’t poke the Roy!
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Jacques Demers calling for the measurement of the stick in Game 2 changed that series
It was legal to do it too...
I agree. Roy is also the best goalie I have seen. Montreal was a goalie breeding ground for many years. Thats why they have so many cups.
There's no way his name is DOLPH ZIGGLER.
Oh,how I wish it was,but it's actually John Ziegler.
'93 playoffs: In the Gretzky era Kings tickets skyrocketed in price so I could no longer afford a full season, just individual games. I managed to get to the 1st round Gm. 6 clincher vs. Calgary. Definitely a crazy game. First time I'd ever been in person for a handshake line.
So many players had career seasons in 1992-93
See how much better and exciting the whole NHL could be if Montreal won a cup?
You all should cheer for Montreal.
LOL...
LOL.
1993: The Year of the Curved Stick.
Leaf fans will be like- “LAST CANADIAN CUP UNTIL WE GET IT IN 2019”!!!
Daniel Steigerwald some one should tell Leafs fans we know the Jets are winning the cup
Ya yah we heard this this phrase for over 25 years and it just doesn't seem to quiet down.
I was living in Labrador at the time. I didn't even know the Senators existed at that time.
first of all this one of the best nhl season i ever witness!. tventy-one players reach the 100 points plateu(thats insane!!) off course the playoffs that year. the talent pool is just insane because you got still gretzky and lemieux generation on their prime and new generation starting to come in their prime!. the us. born players like modano/leetch/roenick and all europeans also like fedorov/mogilny/bure and swedish players and finnish and czech players!!. as penguin fan this year penguins are the best on paper to me even though they didnt win the cup!. i think record is also that lemieux/stevens/tocchet line is the only in history that all the each member of the line scored 100 points!. lemieux ahd 160 stevens 111 and tocchet 109 points.
Montreal beat Quebec in seven? I remember this season like it was yesterday and can remember each of the six games of this series. Good job.
Mike Gartner sets a Rangers record with his 3rd straigt 40-goalseason.
3th? REALLY??????
The pick Chicago got for Hasek was a 4th that became Eric Daze
The Senators got the #1 pick because of their play during this season. But, the 92 #1 pick was Roman Hamrlik, who had an underwhelming 92-93 season for TB!
Dolph Ziggler is fighting Triple H for the title of next NHL commissioner.
Triple H is Bettman. It's always Bettman.
Roy didn't have to face his slayer this postseason, Andy Moog. 90-92 Moog was Roy's kryptonite.
If it wasn't for David Volek & Dale Hunter, then the Habs would be staring at a 32 year Cup drought instead of 25 years.
Roy was insane that post-season. The rest of the Montreal team was very mediocre, and they would get outshot in the typical game like 50-30, but Roy would stop the extra 21 shots cold and they would squeak out every game by 1 overtime goal ahead.
abj Guy Carbineau was huge reason why they won the cup. They matched him up against Gretzky and there you go, the great one got shut down, the illegal stick and Patrick Roy (although he was god-like in that series) weren't the only reasons of a cup in Montreal.
The Pittsburgh Penguins should have won their 3rd straight Stanley Cup but David Volek of the NY Islanders had other ideas in Game 7 of the Patrick Division Finals.
Also, Montreal went 10-1 in Overtime games.
Los Angeles Kings played as a team and used many players to make it possible to reach the Cup Finals: Kurri, Tonelli, Sandstrom, Hrudey, Huddy as well as Gretzky
Major turning point of the 1993 Stanley Cup Finals was Marty McSorely with the illegal stick late in Game 2 which allowed the Canadiens to tie the game and eventually win it in overtime.
1993 was definitely an awesome Playoff year
Just look at the Sens and Shark records that season..That is a LONG season.
Who the fuck thought it was a good idea to put Tampa in the same division then St. Louis, Minnesota and Chicago? It would be like if LA was in the same division them Montreal and Detroit.
Even though the Flyers got Lindros, the Rangers' offer was alright as well. Theirs included Sergei Nemchinov, Tony Amonte, Alexei Kovalev, James Patrick, either Mike Richter or John Vanbiesbrouck, some first-round picks, and $20 million.
Daigle just never seemed to have his heart and his head in the game at the same time. He could play, he just never seemed to have that passion that the greats have.
MAY DAY! MAY DAY! MAY DAY!
Ottawa needed to pick Daigle. He came from the Capital region and he was a good prospect coming out. He got tripped on a breakaway and broke his arm on the goalpost. He never was the same player after that.
Jets will be the first Canadian team to win the Cup in this century.
I never liked "Super Mario" and still don't, but even my cold unfeeling heart wanted him to be ok and have a decent season. Boy howdy did he have decent season. He is one of the best. Now the great Gary Bettman is here! Get out of the way "Super Mario"! It's the greatest commissioner of all time XD
Loved this season, my Leafs were competitive again, Dougie won the Selke and the playoffs were amazing. I'll never forget Dougie's goal in OT in Game 1 vs STL. Loved it when the Isles upset the Pens. Who's Dolf Ziggler? lol
Will we see the 1991 Expansion draft video come in the near future or will it be a while ?
2 of Ottawa's 10 wins were against the Penguins.
@thehockeyguy if you still have a copy of the cup winning game I've been wanting a copy of that and the 93 Stanley Cup video the NHL used to put out. Any chance I could get a copy?
Dolph Ziggler is a WWE Wrestler, John Ziegler was the President
I noticed that too and came to the comments lol
The Habs will win the Stanley Cup in 2019...ooops meant draft lottery
2020 for them they need the French Canadian
Dr Salt I’d be okay with having Hughes and not having Lafreniere. We need Hughes more than Lafreniere.
$20 says Habs would pass on Jack Hughes cause he’s American lol
Bruh 😂😂
@@chrisb8021 you're clueless, Habs have drafted a bunch of Americans since 2009. Tinordi, Evans, Mccaron, Galchenyuk, Poehling are only a few of them.
Only time two teams have 70 lost in the same season... until Vancouver and Edmonton in 2018-19
Funny you talk about the amount of 100 points and 50 goal scorers in 1982 but that number was dwarfed by 21 100 pointers and 14 50 goal scorers.
This is the first time in their history the Oilers missed the playoffs
Video idea: The Hockey Guy explains Hockey. For someone who has never seen hockey, try to explain how to play and watch it
David Chuy Agreed.
Shannon speaks the truth & won't give you the propaganda b.s. that you see on the NHL network.
This is why I don't want Pittsburgh to win the met division this year. Because the Penguins have never won a cup when they were the first seed in their division.
Torontos playoff vs
DET 4-3 24-30
STL 4-3 22-11
LAK 3-4 23-22
After 4.29 GAA against DET,
1.57 GAA against STL...
If Barrasso doesn't give up a bad goal on a shot from the blue line, in OT, game 7, against the Islanders....the Pens would have been that dynasty that never was. One bad goal. Ended it all. The Pens were so dominate that season, they would sleep walk through the majority of a game, then flip a switch and bury as many goals as needed for the win. That strategy failed them miserably in the Isles series. Lets not forget this team was judged the second best ever in the history of the NHL
Gretzky (LA KINGS) not called for a high stick against Gilmour (TORONTO) in Game 6 was bullsh*t
LA played all Canadian teams in 93?
David Volek
It could have been MARIO VS WAYNE. They blew it and the NHL must've hated that.
In a lot of ways, this was the last great playoff round. So many awesome moments.
And it was the last time (except this year 2018) where I would have been happy with either finalist winning the cup.
Take this with a grain of salt, but I do consider the Isles beating the Pens to be the greatest upset of all time. This was a barely above .500 team that was missing their best player thanks to a cheap shot and was playing a two-time defending champion, so you can't even argue "well, they were still learning to win in the playoffs" like the Oilers in 1982.
Too bad that team was ripped apart. I don't think they would have won a Cup, but they certainly could have been in the mix.
'93 playoffs. In the 2nd round, vs. Shannon's beloved Canucks, I remember one game where Kirk McLean made a "save" in his glove, only to have it ruled a goal because he'd caught it past the goal line inside the net.
One of these 3 teams must break the curse:
Les Canadiens de Montreal: They're responsible for the Curse, fix the damn thing. I'd prefer if it wasn't them who breaks it though.
Vancouver Canucks: Canucks is slang for Canadian. I don't know how much more Canadian you can get, besides Montreal.
Toronto Maple Leafs: There's literally a maple leaf on the flag.
All three of these teams are majorly based on a Canadian symbol. One must bring the Cup home.
Honourable mention to the Jets, they have a maple leaf in their logo.
I don't consider the Jets as a truely Canadian team as they were previously the unsuccessful franchise Atlanta Thrashers and part of Gary Bettman's failed US expansion experiment!!!
Dang all three 3 seeds made the cf that’s weird lol
Hey the league is pretty even I think we can stop expanding
Na we ain't done yet-Bettman
Toronto started the season at 10-0.
John Grant it was the next season 93-94.
I missed that team. What a run. Didn't know Jacques Demers was in ill health.
I have always found it amusing that the moment Gary Bettman assumes his role as Commissioner of the NHL after being David Stern's lemming in the NBA is also the final season a Canadian team wins the Stanley Cup. It would be even more amusing if in the final season of Bettman's reign that a Canadian team wins a Stanley Cup.
Bettman is the root of all evil
Yes in the very first season as commissioner of the NHL Gary Bettman's first presentation of the Stanley Cup winner goes to a Canadian team...that was the butt of all jokes for Bettman!!!
the habs beat quebec in 6.
Montreal defeated Quebec in 6 games not 7. Quebec won the first two games and Montreal took the next 4 games.
Patrick Roy with the highway robbery
Montreal actually beat Quebec in 6
Uh, Montreal beat Quebec in 6 games in '93
Are the '93 Canadiens still the last team to win the Cup with no European players? That will probably not happen again, or at least pretty rarely.
habs had damphouse bellows young jon leclair denis savard kirk muller mike keane carbennaue mark recchi and the list goes oh and on the habs had a good team i think 10 playrs who captained differet nhl teams hell dominik hasek never had a team that good in buffalo
Are you going to make a video about seattle not voting to renovate the key unless we get an nhl team?
That was a huge letdown by my pens. What a Waste....
😀
I remember watching these playoffs and thinking they where fixed. For one we knew the league was going to realign itself and the Leafs and Canadien would never meet in the cup finals again. Put that hypothesis left when the Kings beat them in 7. Probably a mistake because to this day I think the league wanted a Leaf-Canadien final.
'93 Finals. The Kings won gm.1 easily, and people were wondering if the Habs' long rest had thrown off their game. The Kings were up 2-1 late in gm.2 when Demers called for the stick measurement and got the power play and pulled the goalie. The resulting "goal" was shown on TV to never have crossed the line, but instant replay hadn't yet been adopted for review of goals, so the call stood. Game tied, 2-2. Momentum to the Canadiens, they won in OT. I disagree that the stick penalty took the wind out of the Kings' sails. They came back in gms. 3 and 4 after being down by multiple goals. They just couldn't figure out Patrick Roy in OT. By gm. 3 and 4, everyone was saying how the Conn Smythe trophy would go to either Gretzky or Roy, depending on which team won the Cup.
What about the cheap shot on pierre turgeon in the first round
the jets will win the 2019 stanley cup
rich cerasale ✍️
Did you say Dolph Ziggler resigned?
Blue sweeping the hawks is still my greatest hockey memory. And that it was the arrogant hawks fans getting swept made it sweeter than winning a cup (well almost). Curtis Joseph could have won conn smythe without even getting out of the second round that year. Should have beaten Toronto if they hadn't kept kicking Joseph in the face with skates.
And Id take Forsberg over Lindros every day of the week and twice on Sunday.
As always, Montreal is awesome.
And who could forget Ed Belfour blowing a gasket after he allowed the game winner in game 4! 😆
If the leafs beat la they would have won the cup
Funny guy
Only teams the Islanders can beat in the playoffs are the teams we tank to play
I wouldn't discredit the New York Islanders in '93 as they beat out a very good Caps team and a very tired two-time champion Penguins with Mario Lemieux coming back from injuries.