2014 Stanley Cup Playoffs

The 2014 Stanley Cup Playoffs was an annual NHL postseason tournament in which the best hockey teams competed for the championship. It featured 16 teams, divided into Eastern and Western Conferences, progressing through elimination rounds: quarterfinals, semifinals, and finals. The Los Angeles Kings, who entered as a strong team, ultimately won the Stanley Cup by defeating the New York Rangers in a series that extended to seven games. The playoffs showcased intense competition, star performances, and strategic hockey, culminating in the Kings securing their second championship in three years.