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The original was posted on /r/hockey by /u/Bahamas_is_relevant on 2023-08-11 22:23:20.
A table that nobody asked for, but I was bored.
- indicates inducted into HHOF. (#) indicates amount of times as goal-scorer/goalie. Starting goalie counted as the goaltender that played in the cup-clinching game.
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| | 1968 | Montreal Canadiens | J.C. Tremblay | Gump Worsley* | | 1969 | Montreal Canadiens | John Ferguson Sr. | Rogie Vachon* | | 1970 | Boston Bruins | Bobby Orr* (OT) | Gerry Cheevers* | | 1971 | Montreal Canadiens | Henri Richard* | Ken Dryden* | | 1972 | Boston Bruins | Bobby Orr* (2) | Gerry Cheevers* (2) | | 1973 | Montreal Canadiens | Yvan Cournoyer* | Ken Dryden* (2) | | 1974 | Philadelphia Flyers | Rick MacLeish | Bernie Parent* | | 1975 | Philadelphia Flyers | Bob Kelly | Bernie Parent* (2) | | 1976 | Montreal Canadiens | Guy Lafleur* | Ken Dryden* (3) | | 1977 | Montreal Canadiens | Jacques Lemaire* (OT) | Ken Dryden* (4) | | 1978 | Montreal Canadiens | Mario Tremblay | Ken Dryden* (5) | | 1979 | Montreal Canadiens | Jacques Lemaire* (2) | Ken Dryden* (6) | | 1980 | New York Islanders | Bob Nystrom (OT) | Billy Smith* | | 1981 | New York Islanders | Wayne Merrick | Billy Smith* (2) | | 1982 | New York Islanders | Mike Bossy* | Billy Smith* (3) | | 1983 | New York Islanders | Mike Bossy* (2) | Billy Smith* (4) | | 1984 | Edmonton Oilers | Ken Linseman | Andy Moog | | 1985 | Edmonton Oilers | Paul Coffey* | Grant Fuhr* | | 1986 | Montreal Canadiens | Bobby Smith | Patrick Roy* | | 1987 | Edmonton Oilers | Jari Kurri* | Grant Fuhr* (2) | | 1988 | Edmonton Oilers | Wayne Gretzky* | Grant Fuhr* (3) | | 1989 | Calgary Flames | Doug Gilmour* | Mike Vernon* | | 1990 | Edmonton Oilers | Craig Simpson | Bill Ranford | | 1991 | Pittsburgh Penguins | Ulf Samuelsson | Tom Barasso* | | 1992 | Pittsburgh Penguins | Ron Francis* | Tom Barasso* (2) | | 1993 | Montreal Canadiens | Kirk Muller | Patrick Roy* (2) | | 1994 | New York Rangers | Mark Messier* | Mike Richter | | 1995 | New Jersey Devils | Neal Broten | Martin Brodeur* | | 1996 | Colorado Avalanche | Uwe Krupp (3OT) | Patrick Roy* (3) | | 1997 | Detroit Red Wings | Darren McCarty | Mike Vernon* (2) | | 1998 | Detroit Red Wings | Martin Lapointe | Chris Osgood | | 1999 | Dallas Stars | Brett Hull* (3OT) | Ed Belfour* | | 2000 | New Jersey Devils | Jason Arnott (2OT) | Martin Brodeur* (2) | | 2001 | Colorado Avalanche | Alex Tanguay | Patrick Roy* (4) | | 2002 | Detroit Red Wings | Brendan Shanahan* | Dominik Hasek* | | 2003 | New Jersey Devils | Michael Rupp | Martin Brodeur* (3) | | 2004 | Tampa Bay Lightning | Ruslan Fedotenko | Nikolai Khabibulin | | 2005 | Nope | | | | 2006 | Carolina Hurricanes | Frantisek Kaberle | Cam Ward | | 2007 | Anaheim Ducks | Travis Moen | Jean-Sebastien Giguere | | 2008 | Detroit Red Wings | Henrik Zetterberg | Chris Osgood (2) | | 2009 | Pittsburgh Penguins | Maxime Talbot | Marc-Andre Fleury | | 2010 | Chicago Blackhawks | Patrick Kane (OT) | Antti Niemi | | 2011 | Boston Bruins | Patrice Bergeron | Tim Thomas | | 2012 | Los Angeles Kings | Jeff Carter | Jonathan Quick | | 2013 | Chicago Blackhawks | Dave Bolland | Corey Crawford | | 2014 | Los Angeles Kings | Alec Martinez (2OT) | Jonathan Quick (2) | | 2015 | Chicago Blackhawks | Duncan Keith | Corey Crawford (2) | | 2016 | Pittsburgh Penguins | Kris Letang | Matt Murray | | 2017 | Pittsburgh Penguins | Patric Hornqvist | Matt Murray (2) | | 2018 | Washington Capitals | Lars Eller | Braden Holtby | | 2019 | St. Louis Blues | Alex Pietrangelo | Jordan Binnington | | 2020 | Tampa Bay Lightning | Brayden Point | Andrei Vasilevsky | | 2021 | Tampa Bay Lightning | Ross Colton | Andrei Vasilevsky (2) | | 2022 | Colorado Avalanche | Artturi Lehkonen | Darcy Kuemper | | 2023 | Vegas Golden Knights | Reilly Smith | Adin Hill |
Ken Dryden was starting goalie for the Cup-winning team the most total times, with 6; after him are Billy Smith and Patrick Roy, with four each.
Bobby Orr, Jacques Lemaire, and Mike Bossy are the only players with multiple Cup-winning goals.
Who're the wackiest names on this list? Who're the weirdest omissions?