Ducks hammer Senators 6-2 to claim first Stanley Cup
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) -- The Anaheim Ducks aren't called mighty anymore. Now they can simply answer to Stanley Cup champions.
The 14-year-old Ducks captured their first NHL title with a 6-2 victory over the Ottawa Senators on Wednesday night, ending the series in five games in front of the home folks yet again.
For the first time, the Stanley Cup resides in California and at the expense of Canada, which hasn't boasted a winner since Montreal in 1993. Calgary, Edmonton and now Ottawa -- in its first trip since the Senators were reborn in 1992 -- each had a chance the past three seasons only to be done in by a U.S. club from the sun belt.
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six teams in the NHL?? The last time I was at the Olympia there were just us and the Canadiens and Rangers and so on.
"Indoor football"
Now I know you're being silly!
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Is that a sport?
Who said, "I used to play water polo but the horse drowned"?
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