175K views · 836 reactions | Start your Monday off the right way with these hockey highlights. | NHL | Facebook

67K views · 392 reactions | Morning highlights are always awesome, but today's are particularly good. We promise.  | NHL | Facebook

73K views · 480 reactions | : January 6th, 1988 Wendel Clark beats the brakes off of Bob Brooke Source: Twitter | Hockey Empire | Facebook

21K views · 340 reactions | On Feb 23, 1988, New York Islanders forward Mikko Mäkelä, known as the "Flying Finn", scored a goal on the breakaway using a phantom deke move that he had been perfecting in practice. 30 years later, Nikita Kucherov used the same move | Hooked On Hockey Magazine | Facebook

28K views · 326 reactions |  Take some time to take a look back at the '80s era of Maine Men's Hockey! #Alfond40 #BlackBearNation #HockeyEast | Maine Black Bears | Facebook

🏒On June 9, 2001 in the Stanley Cup Finals at the Pepsi Center, the Colorado Avalanche beat the defending champion New Jersey Devils, 3-1 for 4-3 series win; giving the Avalanche their second title. Colorado’s Patrick Roy was awarded the Conn Smythe Trophy. This was the first Stanley Cup Finals since 1994 that would be decided in the maximum 7 games. This was also the first and most recent Finals since 1989 that the number 1 seeds in each conference met in the Finals. This marked the only time