If The Chicago Blackhawks Win The Stanley Cup This Year, Will They Be Considered A Dynasty?


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When it comes to the National Hockey League and the Hockey Hall Of Fame they only recognize nine dynasty teams in the history of hockey.

Ottawa Senators of 1919–27 (4 championships in 8 years)

Toronto Maple Leafs of 1946–51 (4 championships in 5 years)

Detroit Red Wings of 1949–55 (4 championships in 6 years)

Montreal Canadiens of 1955–60 (5 consecutive championships)

Toronto Maple Leafs of 1961–64 (3 consecutive championships)

Montreal Canadiens of 1964–69 (4 championships in 5 years)

Montreal Canadiens of 1975–79 (4 consecutive championships)

New York Islanders of 1979–83 (4 consecutive championships)

Edmonton Oilers of 1983–90 (5 championships in 7 years)

If the Chicago Blackhawk win the Stanley Cup this year, they would have won 3 championships in six years. Considering how competitive hockey is now compared to how it was in the past, is it crazy to think that this team can be considered among one of the greatest of all time?

They have officially swept the Minnesota Wild in four games in round 2 and will face either the Anaheim Ducks or the Calgary Flames in round 3.

Not to mention, the Chicago Blackhawks have gone to the Western Conference finals five times in the last seven years now. Who knows what would have happened if they beat the LA Kings last year. Honestly, If they pull this all of and win the Stanley Cup, I think they deserve to be among the greats


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From The 6ix,With Love

Thank You For Reading


Sincerely, Kid From The 6ix


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