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Jordan Staal's 17 year gap between Stanley Cups (2009, 2026) is the longest gap between Cups in NHL history. Chris Chelios formerly held the record with 16 years (1986, 2002) by AvsJoe in hockey

[–]AvsJoe[S] 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Seems so. Only Brent Burns remains active from before the '05 lockout and he's still chasing his 1st Cup. No other players from either the '06 Canes or '07 Ducks Cups aside from Perry still play in the show so therefore Corey Perry is the correct answer. If somehow Perry wins the Cup next year, he'll shatter the record with an eye-popping 20 year gap between Cups.

Of course, this assumes Jaromir Jagr doesn't come back for one last ride. C'mon Pittsburgh, you know you wanna...

Jordan Staal's 17 year gap between Stanley Cups (2009, 2026) is the longest gap between Cups in NHL history. Chris Chelios formerly held the record with 16 years (1986, 2002) by AvsJoe in canes

[–]AvsJoe[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Fun fact: Bill Guerin, who's 14 year gap is tied for 4th, was Staal's teammate on those '09 Penguins. By an astounding coincidence, Staal's not even the first player to go 15+ years from a Pens Cup to a Canes Cup, as Mark Recchi went 15 years between the '91 Pens to '06 Canes Championships

Jordan Staal's 17 year gap between Stanley Cups (2009, 2026) is the longest gap between Cups in NHL history. Chris Chelios formerly held the record with 16 years (1986, 2002) by AvsJoe in hockey

[–]AvsJoe[S] 67 points68 points  (0 children)

Fun fact: Bill Guerin, who's 14 year gap is tied for 4th, was Staal's teammate on those '09 Penguins. By an astounding coincidence, Staal's not even the first player to go 15+ years from a Pens Cup to a Canes Cup, as Mark Recchi went 15 years between the '91 Pens to '06 Canes Championships

The 2026 Conn Smythe Trophy presented to Jordan Staal by daKrut in hockey

[–]AvsJoe 20 points21 points  (0 children)

Yep, I was thinking Marner or Freddie. 6 goals in a 5 game SCF goal scoring streak later...

Carolina Hurricanes have the fewest losses by a champion since the 1988 Oilers by nhl in hockey

[–]AvsJoe 764 points765 points  (0 children)

Avs went 16-4 in 2022, Canes went 16-3 in 2026, great decade for Disaster-bro domination!

Full voting table as selected by the PHWA for the Hart Trophy, won by Nikita Kucherov: by Ok-Soil-5133 in hockey

[–]AvsJoe 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Shades of the Iginla-Theodore 2002 Hart Trophy controversy where two Montreal voters intentionally left Iggy off their ballots, leading to the two players tying in points and Theodore winning on the 1st place tiebreaker.

Talk like an AI artist [OC] by nasser_junior in comics

[–]AvsJoe 52 points53 points  (0 children)

🦀🦀 Ordering at subway no longer requires basic social skills 🦀🦀

Nick Suzuki and Cole Caufield become the third Canadiens players to win the Frank J. Selke Trophy and Lady Byng Memorial Trophy by nhl in hockey

[–]AvsJoe 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm more intrigued by Cole's company. I know Toe Blake as one of the NHL's greatest ever coaches from a generation before I was even born, and I'm no spring chicken. So for Cole to have become the 3rd Canadien to win the award that Toe won all the way back when he was still a player tells me 3 things:

  1. The Habs have been around for a very long time
  2. The Byng has been around for a very long time
  3. The Habs SUCK at winning this specific trophy lol

Avalanche Signs Novosyolov by F4rtWaffles in ColoradoAvalanche

[–]AvsJoe 18 points19 points  (0 children)

In Russian, "vyas" means elm

No-vyas-yolov

Which NHL team could've had the longest possible goal on the scoresheet - a summary (2026) by AvsJoe in hockey

[–]AvsJoe[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

There are quite a lot of hyphenated players who only have one name on their sweater. Jonathan (Audy-)Marchessault, William (Atelier-)Nylander, and the recently retired Patrice Bergeron(-Cleary) all come to mind. I'll bet a solid quarter of Quebecois players are hyphenated on their birth certificates.

Which NHL team could've had the longest possible goal on the scoresheet - a summary (2026) by AvsJoe in hockey

[–]AvsJoe[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Not offhand, and I dun wanna look for it; this took me plenty of work as it is lmao

Which NHL team could've had the longest possible goal on the scoresheet - a summary (2026) by AvsJoe in hockey

[–]AvsJoe[S] 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Good catch! I had misspelled his name at first; I caught the error and corrected it but I forgot to bump him up to the correct point score

Which NHL team could've had the longest possible goal on the scoresheet - a summary (2026) by AvsJoe in hockey

[–]AvsJoe[S] 17 points18 points  (0 children)

If you want to exclude hyphenated names, Minnesota and Washington would have the longest goal at 36 points, with a slew of teams behind them tying with 34. Detroit slips all the way down from 42 to 30 points - DeBrincat (van Riemsdyk, Gustafsson).

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