Chicago Blackhawks Stanley Cup wins 2015

The Lightning, by contrast, had the third-youngest squad.Ultimately, the battle-tested Blackhawks proved too much for the Lightning, who were trying to become the first team to beat four Original Six franchises in one postseason.

On a team stocked with stars like Toews, Kane and Marian Hossa, he more than stood out, averaging more than 30 minutes of ice time per game.Keith’s herculean effort, along with the goaltending of Corey Crawford, who made 25 saves for his fifth career playoff shutout and allowed just 10 goals in the six-game final series, provided a backbone for the Blackhawks’ less heralded players, including Antoine Vermette, who had two game-winning goals, and Teuvo Teravainen.But it was Kane, who had not scored a goal in this series, who sealed the victory.

Record: 48-28-6 (102 points), Finished 3rd in NHL Central Division (Schedule and Results) Coach: Joel Quenneville (48-28-6) Captain: Jonathan Toews Primary Arena: United Center 2014-15 Stanley Cup Champions.

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On defense, Quenneville relied heavily on four defenders, most notably Keith, as well as Brent Seabrook, Niklas Hjalmarsson and Johnny Oduya.It was Keith, though, who made the biggest difference, something that fans in Chicago are unlikely to forget.“He’s a special player,” Seabrook said.

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(C) Chicago slowed the highflying Lightning by limiting its defensive mistakes and seizing on turnovers.The Blackhawks also gained steam as the series went on, wearing down the Lightning, who had to overcome injuries to Bishop and Nikita Kucherov, the third-leading scorer in the postseason, who left Game 5 with an injured shoulder.

The margin of victory could have been far larger if Bishop had not used every inch of his 6-foot-7 frame to make 30 saves.After a flurry of near misses — a couple of shots clanged off posts — quirky bounces and frantic goaltending, it made sense that Keith scored the first and ultimately game-winning goal, at 17 minutes 13 seconds of the second period.

Following replays of the 2010 and 2013 Stanley Cup runs, next up is 2015 for NBC Sports Chicago beginning on Monday, June 15.