After 21 seasons as a Boston Bruin, Ray Bourque was traded to Colorado in 2000 with one goal: win the Stanley Cup. In 2001, that dream finally came true. When Joe Sakic lifted the Cup, he didn’t hoist it himself — he handed it directly to Bourque, whose 22-season wait was finally over. That moment wasn’t just about winning; it was about respect, perseverance, and a career defined by class. It’s widely regarded as one of the most emotional Cup celebrations in NHL history.
The Night the Lights Went Out: Fog, Power Failures, and the NHL’s Strangest Game
In 1975, the Buffalo Sabres and Philadelphia Flyers played a playoff game that looked like something out of a horror...
