Stanley Cup Finals

Some hockey fans who missed out on the end of Game 4 of the Stanley Cup finals were left asking, "What the puck?"

Lost in the shadows of a dramatic NBA finals, the Stanley Cup finals continues to be a fantastic series between 2 fantastic teams. 3 of the games have now gone to overtime. The latest being a wide open thriller Wednesday night. Brent Seabrook ended the drama at 9:51 giving the Blackhawks the 6-5 win...

No chance that game 3 of the Cup finals could be better then the 1st 2 games of this finals thriller. The game wasn't as good unless you root for the Bruins. Led by Tuuka Rask, the B's shut out the Blackhawks in Boston 2-0 and hold a 2-1 lead for the Cup...

Hopefully Bruins fans and Blackhawk fans have nerves of steel because from the looks of it they will need it. 2 games down, 2 thrilling over time conclusions, and  cup final that is squared at 1 apiece heading to a game 3 in Boston on Monday night...

Dad loves sports.  Lucky for Dad this Father's Day weekend, there are plenty of sporting events.  Stanley Cup Finals, U.S. Open golf, NBA Finals and a plethora of terrific Major League Baseball games.  What are you most looking forward to watching this weekend...

Let's hope the NHL Stanley Cup final starts out better then the NBA finals. The potential is certainly there. Game 1 starts in mere moments. I will take the Blackhawks to take home the cup for the 2nd time in 4 years, in 6 games. The big key is simple when you look at the makeup of each team, and factor in the main weakness's...

The Stanley Cup Finals begin Wednesday night in Chicago when the Blackhawks face the Boston Bruins in Game 1 of the NHL's championship series. If Chicago loses, its fans may storm the offices of the city of nearby Park Ridge, Ill. in protest because the suburb's leaders obviously don't understand NHL playoff superstitions.

The Chicago Blackhawks, 2010 Stanley Cup winners, beat the 2012 Stanley Cup champion Los Angeles Kings in double-overtime, 4-3, in Game 5, thanks to a goal by Patrick Kane.

The Road Kings got crowned Saturday night but not the crown they were looking for. Thanks to a feisty effort and some solid goaltending by Martin Brodeur the New Jersey Devils staved off elimination for a 2nd time, winning on home ice in game 5  by the final of 2-1...

Yes I know it's the best 4 of 7 but turn out the lights on the NJ Devils. Losing 4-0 to the LA Kings on Monday sealed the fate and the Devils. This series is over be it Wednesday night or Friday night. The end is not in doubt. The Champion is known...

Aaron Rome of the Vancouver Canucks hit a defenseless Nathan Horton of the Boston Bruins in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Finals.  The hit will cost both players a chance to compete in the rest of the series.

With Bite gate and longest travel ever for a Stanley Cup tonight looks like a must win for Boston and their faithful fans. So what will happe? Will Vancouver live up to their potential, or will Boston start an epic come back that only their in town baseball brothers can relate to? Let the game 3 predictions start.