The most prized trophy in Canadian sports has been awarded a record 24 times to what team. What person has 11?
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It's the Rocket's brother Henri Richard. Played for the Montreal Canadiens.
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Canadiens, Leafs, Kings & Islanders
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11 players in each team
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No. Here are the Most Consecutive Wins, One Team, One Playoff Year\n\n11-Chicago Blackhawks, 1992\n11-Pittsburgh Penguins, 1992\n11-Montreal Canadiens, 1993
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Well, that would be the Great one: Wayne Gretzky.\nThere are so many now.......Messier, Lemiuex (sp), even Mr. McTavish himself.\nThis year I think that the likes of Smyth, Pisani, Torres, Pronger, Roloson,Markanen and others have done a great job!!!  Well done, Oilers!!!\nGO OILERS!!!!!  Stanley Cup 2006!!!!
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Stewe waugh - 22 ducks\nBrian Lara - 14\nSachin Tendulkar - 12\nSunil Gavaskar - 12\nIf u get ur answer, please give me 10 marks, through choosing as best answer.
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Are you talking about individual players (not teams)?  If so, apparently the record is Dana Barros, with 89.
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As far as I can tell, the record holder is journeyman James Edwards, who played for several teams, most famously the Pistons where he won two championships. His reputation as a player who provided tough grinding defence is justified by 96 total disqualifications.
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The award is called the Conn Smythe Trophy... and that's a tough question to ask at this point in the playoffs.\n\nDaniel Briere from BUF and Jonathan Cheechoo from SJ are scoring machines.  Joe Thornton from SJ is a great team leader and motivator.  When you find a balance between quantitative (stats) and emotional (leadership) qualities, then you'll find your MVP.
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Jean Beliveau - 17 times\n10 times as a player and 7 times as management.
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i say there are too many greats still playing but i will name a few based on their skills and leadership: steve yzerman(great leader, in top 10 list with points), lidstrom-great 2 way defenseman, crosby (future star with great potential), jagr- pure scorer, joe sakic- great leader, chelios- oldest defenseman in nhl today, mario lemieux-great scorer and leader, and gretzky- top point leader of all time.  some of thoese players will be retiring soon so i thought i mention them as greats.
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Montreal Canadiens, C, Christopher Higgins with 7 goals and 12 pts, and D, Sheldon Souray with 6 goals and 12 pts.\n\n\nand the winner is a Canes fan you got 10pts.
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If you mean the current season, currently the answer is the Buffalo Sabres. The 1976-77 Montreal Canadiens hold the record I believe, since they had 132 points in an 80 game season. The 1995-96 Detroit Red Wings had 131 points in an 82 game season. If you mean winning percentage, the answer would the 1976-77 Canadiens. If  you mean number of wins, the answer would be the 1995-96 Detroit Red Wings, with 62 regular season wins. The 1976-77 Canadiens won 60 games and the Stanley Cup.  Since the 1995-96 RedWings didn't win the Stanley Cup,\nI think the 1976-77 Canadiens (which were part of four consecutive Canadien Cup victories from 1976-1979) were the\nsuperior team in the alltime standings of great teams. They had\na higher winning percentage during the regular season, and won\nthe Stanley Cup in the playoffs.
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The maple leafs have skated the cup a total of 11 times.  They were in 1932, 1942, 1945, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1951, 1962, 1963, 1964, and 1967.  They have also appeared in 8 other finals, losing in 1933, 1935, 1936, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1959, and 1960.  They have not appeared in the finals since the expansion from the Original Six
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The 1992 Stanley Cup Finals were played in the 99th year of the Stanley Cup. The series had the Prince of Wales Conference and defending champion Pittsburgh Penguins and the Clarence Campbell Conference champion Chicago Blackhawks. The Penguins were led by captain Mario Lemieux coach Scotty Bowman and goalie Tom Barrasso. The Blackhawks were by captain Dirk Graham coach Mike Keenan and goale Ed Belfour. The Penguins won in 4 games.
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1.) Patrick Roy; #1 in wins and his playoff feats will never be touched.\n2.) Terry Sawchuk; to accomplish what this guy did in the pre-mask era is amazing.\n3.) Glenn Hall; "Mr. Goalie" set an NHL record 502 consecutive games (many of which before wearing a mask) is unrivaled.\n\n   Honourable mention would have to go to Jacques Plante, because without him, many of us goalies would not be as lucky as we are.
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Eight women have had their names engraved on the Stanley Cup: Marguerite Norris (1955) was president of the Detroit Red Wings; Sonia Scurfield (1989) was a co-owner of the Calgary Flames; Marie-Denise DeBartolo York (1991) was president of the Pittsburgh Penguins; Marian Ilitch was a co-owner of the Detroit Red Wings (1997, 1998, 2002) along with her three daughters Denise Ilitch, Lisa Ilitch Murray and Carole Ilitch Trepeck. Charlotte Grahame's name was added in 2001 when the Colorado Avalanche won.