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1986 Montreal Canadiens Stanley Cup Trophy (13")
With 20-year old Goalie Patrick Roy playing in his first full season, the Canadiens finished in 2nd place with a 40-33-7 record. In the playoffs Roy would be the difference. In the finals the Canadiens would be matched up against the Calgary Flames in the first all-Canadian final in 19 years. The Flames would get off to a fast start winning 5-2 in Game 1. However, the Habs would rally to take Game 2 in overtime and would go on to douse the Flames in 5 games claiming their 23rd Stanley Cup setting a professional team sports record for most championships. Roy, who had a 1.92 GAA, would go on to become the youngest player ever to win the Conn Smythe. This sliver plate grail in miniature rises a towering thirteen inches from its wood base. Under the heading “Montreal Canadiens 1985-86” are inscribed the names of players including Roy, Carbonneau, Gainey, Chelios, Lemieux, Kordic, Smith and front office staffers Laperierre, Beliveau, Savard and Lemaire -- just as they appear on the grander grail residing in the Hockey Hall of Fame. The green felt on the bottom of the base displays Boffey’s trademark sticker. This particular trophy was presented to a team executive. You won’t find many ’86 examples on the market! In prime condition.
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