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One quick look at their resume, and this team easily could have ranked within the top 10. Detroit finished 22 points clear of the runner-up Canadiens in the standings, easily pacing the league in goals for and fewest goals allowed. And if that weren't enough to cement its place among the all-time greats, the Wings swept both playoff series, outscoring Montreal and Toronto 24-4.

The 1985 Stanley Cup Final pitted two incredible performers against one another: On one side, a vaunted Oilers offense that produced more than 400 regular-season goals. On the other, Philadelphia netminder Pelle Lindbergh, who won the Vezina Trophy while leading the Flyers to the best record Calgary Flames TJ Brodie hockey jersey on sale in hockey. In the end, Edmonton's firepower led to a five-game final rout.

The last of Montreal's four straight Stanley Cup titles in the late-1970s almost never happened. The Habs had another dominant regular season, but found themselves down 4-3 with 1: 14 left in Game 7 of the conference final against Boston. Guy Lafleur tied the game, Yvon Lambert scored in OT and the Habs went on to make history with a five-game final win over the Rangers.

Of all the powerhouse Boston teams that steamrolled opponents in the late 1960s and early 1970s, this one was the most complete. Led by legends Phil Esposito and Bobby Orr, the Bruins recorded the second-most wins and points in franchise history. And unlike the previous season, when they lost in the first round, the B's rolled to a 12-3 playoff record en route to the Cup.