25 Greatest Announcer Calls in NHL Playoff History
Nothing can match the excitement of the NHL playoffs, which is why the announcer calls during these games become almost as famous as the moment being depicted.
These are calls that fans will never forget and can recite word-for-word.
Let's look at the 25 greatest announcer calls in NHL playoff history.
Lanny Wins the Stanley Cup
1 of 25Lanny McDonald won the Stanley Cup for the first time in his great career during the 1989 season.
Brad May!
2 of 25May day! May day!
One of the most exciting calls in NHL history as the Sabres eliminated the Bruins from the playoffs in 1993.
Boston Finally Defeats Montreal
3 of 25Cam Neely and the Bruins finally beat the rival Canadiens after years of playoff failures.
Matteau!
4 of 25This is one of the best calls of the last 25 years.
Maybe we will see another Eastern Conference Finals matchup between the Rangers and Devils this season.
Brad Park's Heroics
5 of 25One of the best defensemen in Bruins' history wins Game 7 with a slap shot.
Bourque Gets His Cup
6 of 25Many think this is the greatest moment in hockey history, and it's hard to disagree.
Off the Floor, on the Board
7 of 25Paul Kariya comes back after getting drilled by Scott Stevens to lead the Anaheim Mighty Ducks to victory over the New Jersey Devils.
49 Years Is over
8 of 25The Blackhawks finally won the Stanley Cup on an overtime goal in Game 6 by Patrick Kane to end nearly five decades of heartbreak.
Lemieux Iconic Goal
9 of 25Mario Lemieux dances around multiple Minnesota North Stars players for one of the greatest goals in Stanley Cup Finals history.
Messier Forces Game 7
10 of 25New York Rangers captain Mark Messier guaranteed victory in Game 6 of the 1994 Eastern Conference Finals, and he made good on his promise.
Jokinen Beats the Buzzer
11 of 25Jussi Jokinen barely beats the buzzer to help the Carolina Hurricanes defeat the New Jersey Devils and even their first-round series.
Easter Epic
12 of 25The New York Islanders prevailed in the four-overtime playoff game in 1987 named the "Easter Epic" after Pat LaFontaine finally broke the tie.
"Summer Time Is Coming to Philadelphia"
13 of 25The Bruins swept the Flyers from the second round of the playoffs last year with an emphatic Game 4 victory.
Flyers Shock the Bruins
14 of 25The Bruins lost a 3-0 series lead to the Flyers in the 2010 East Semis and entered a summer of frustration.
Boston got revenge the next season by sweeping the Flyers out of the playoffs.
Red Wings Regain the Throne
15 of 25The Red Wings beat the Flyers in the 1997 Stanley Cup Finals with an incredible goal by Darren McCarty.
Drury Defeats the Rangers
16 of 25The Rangers are defeated by Chris Drury of the Buffalo Sabres, who would later play for the Blueshirts.
Nemesis Defeated
17 of 25The Vancouver Canucks could have used some of this magic this season to avoid a first-round defeat to the Los Angeles Kings.
Trevor Linden
18 of 25Canucks star Trevor Linden braves injury to play in Game 7 of the 1994 Stanley Cup Finals.
Devils Move to the East Finals
19 of 25The Devils earned a trip to the conference finals on a goal by Grant Marshall en route to their 2003 Stanley Cup title.
Capitals Knock out the Defending Champs
20 of 25Capitals forward Joel Ward's goal in overtime sent the Boston Bruins home for the summer and ended their Stanley Cup defense.
Orr Wins the Stanley Cup
21 of 25The NHL's most famous goal is one of the most famous announcer calls as well.
Yzerman's Amazing Goal
22 of 25Steve Yzerman's goal from the blue line shocked the St. Louis Blues and gave the Detroit Red Wings a series-winning moment.
The Drought Ends
23 of 25The New York Rangers winning the 1994 Stanley Cup is one of the greatest moments in New York sports history.
The Flyers Are Champions
24 of 25The Flyers are hoping they have a similar call this season, and it certainly could happen.
Devils Edge the Stars
25 of 25The Devils playoff success continued into the 21st century with their second Stanley Cup title in team history.
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