Lord Stanley's Cup, the Stanley Cup the most sought after trophy in hockey. This is the prize for winning the NHL (National Hockey League) Playoffs. One of the best features of the Stanley Cup is that not only is your team name added to the trophy, but so is every players on the winning the team, assuring your hockey legend throughout time.

It is unique in that each winning player also gets the Stanley Cup for a day. The cup has been used to christen children, a cup for beer, a good luck symbol and even used to hold chili for a players celebration party. Here is a list of the most recent Stanley Cup winners:

Season, Winning team, Coach
2011-12, Los Angeles Kings, Darryl Sutter
2010-11, Boston Bruins, Claude Julien
2009–10, Chicago Blackhawks ,Joel Quenneville
2008–09, Pittsburgh Penguins, Dan Bylsma
2007–08, Detroit Red Wings, Mike Babcock
2006–07, Anaheim Ducks, Randy Carlyle
2005–06, Carolina Hurricanes, Peter Laviolette
2004–05, Season cancelled due to labor dispute
2003–04, Tampa Bay Lightning, John Tortorella
2002–03, New Jersey Devils, Pat Burns
2001–02, Detroit Red Wings, Scotty Bowman
2000–01, Colorado Avalanche, Bob Hartley
1999–2000, New Jersey Devils, Larry Robinson
1998–99, Dallas Stars, Ken Hitchcock
1997–98, Detroit Red Wings, Scotty Bowman
1996–97, Detroit Red Wings, Scotty Bowman
1995–96, Colorado Avalanche, Marc Crawford
1994–95, New Jersey Devils, Jacques Lemaire
1993–94, New York Rangers, Mike Keenan
1992–93, Montreal Canadiens, Jacques Demers
1991–92, Pittsburgh Penguins, Scotty Bowman
1990–91, Pittsburgh Penguins, Bob Johnson
1989–90, Edmonton Oilers, John Muckler
1988–89, Calgary Flames, Terry Crisp
1987–88, Edmonton Oilers, Glen Sather
1986–87, Edmonton Oilers, Glen Sather
1985–86, Montreal Canadiens, Jean Perron
1984–85, Edmonton Oilers, Glen Sather
1983–84, Edmonton Oilers, Glen Sather
1982–83, New York Islanders, Al Arbour
1981–82, New York Islanders, Al Arbour
1980–81, New York Islanders, Al Arbour