Blackhawks’ Patrick Maroon, a 3-time Stanley Cup champion, says he’s retiring after the season
Maroon, who turns 37 next month, announced his decision before he and the Blackhawks played in his hometown of St. Louis.
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Meet the Keeper of the Cup: Philip Pritchard Talks Stanley Cup Legacy and Panthers’ Historic Win
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The famous Stanley Cup Quench Tumbler is on sale at Amazon for its lowest price ever
Learn more › I’m truly impressed with the Stanley Cup’s staying power as a cultural object. In recent years, it has outgrown its station as a simple piece of drinkware and become a seemingly ...
NHL-best Washington Capitals beat the defending Stanley Cup champion Florida Panthers 6-3 for their 4th consecutive win
Tom Wilson scored his 31st goal of the season, Alex Ovechkin had a pair of assists and the Washington Capitals beat the ...
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Panthers deliver Stanley Cup ring to Hockey Hall of Fame
In town for their matchup with the Maple Leafs on Thursday, the defending Stanley Cup champions happily delivered a ...
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What The Stanley Cup Means To The Sports World
What The Stanley Cup Means To The Sports World Young Hollywood goes rink-side at the Crypto.com Arena for the star-studded ...
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The Stanley Coup: How Portland put its name on hockey’s top prize
18, 2020 8:24 p.m. The Portland Rosebuds in 1916 became the first American hockey team to engrave their name on the Stanley Cup — and they didn’t even win. Editor’s note: Since this ...