The Chicago Blackhawks won the Stanley Cup for the third time in six seasons with a 2-0 victory against the Tampa Bay Lightning in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final.
Patrick Kane and Duncan Keith scored, and Corey Crawford made 25 saves for Chicago. Keith was unanimously selected for the Conn Smythe Trophy, awarded to the playoff MVP.
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Here’s the latest news:
HAWKS – 2015 STANLEY CUP CHAMPIONS
**Hawks win their third Stanley Cup since 2010 (SCH)
**Hawks clinch Stanley Cup with 2-0 victory over Lightning in Game 6 (SCH)
**Video: Keith scores game-winning goal (SCH)
**Video: Kane scores insurance goal (SCH)
**Duncan Keith wins 2015 Conn Smythe Trophy (SCH)
**Hawks step up when it matters most in Stanley Cup win (SCH)
**Kimmo Timmonen, Duncan Keith get the night they long deserved (SCH)
**Lightning’s Ben Bishop suffered torn groin in Game 2, and full injury rundown (Raw Charge)
**Blackhawks’ John McDonough: ‘Ultimate goal’ was to win Stanley Cup at home (CSN Chicago)
**Five things from Hawks’ Stanley Cup clincher (CSN Chicago)
**Top four defenseman never broke for Hawks (ESPN Chicago)
**Joel Quenneville cements his legacy with third Stanley Cup (Chicago Sun-Times)
Central Division
**Stars sign defenseman Jyrki Jokipakka to two-year extension (Defending Big D)
**Stars’ Jussi Rynnas clears waivers, sign in KHL (Pro Hockey Talk)
NHL
**Torrey Mitchel signs three-year extension (Habs Eyes On The Prize)
**Capitals re-sign Philipp Grubauer (Japers Rink)
**Penguins sign 27-year-old Swedish defenseman Niclas Anderson (Pensburgh)
**Hurricanes sign Derek Ryan to one-year deal (Canes Country)
**Red Wings sign touted Swedish prospect Axel Holmstrom (Winging It In Motown)
Hockey world
**Danny Heatley considering offers to play in KHL (Pro Hockey Talk)
**London Knights sign former Michigan commit Sam Miletic (SBN College Hockey)
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