1993 Stanley Cup Playoffs

The 1993 Stanley Cup Playoffs were the championship series of the National Hockey League (NHL) held in spring 1993. The playoffs featured 16 teams competing in a series of rounds, culminating in the Finals. The Montreal Canadiens emerged victorious, defeating the Los Angeles Kings in five games to win the Cup. This victory marked Montreal's 24th championship title, solidifying their status as the most successful franchise in NHL history. The playoffs are known for intense competition and memorable moments, and the 1993 series is particularly notable for being the last time a Canadian team won the Stanley Cup.