Ducks Clinch Stanley Cup With 6-2 Win Over Senators
Anaheim Ducks win the Stanley Cup in five games, defeating Ottawa 6-2 at the Honda Center. Travis Moen and Corey Perry lead with key goals as Scott Niedermayer earns the Conn Smythe MVP and the Ducks claim the oldest trophy in North American pro sports.
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Niedermayer Wins MVP as Ducks Clinch Cup
Scott Niedermayer earned the Conn Smythe Trophy as NHL playoff MVP as the Anaheim Ducks beat the rival to win the Stanley Cup. The Cranbrook, British Columbia native added his fourth Cup and celebrated with a remark on the rare six-title career spanning junior to Olympic glory.
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Senators brittle finish as Ducks deny Cup bid
Ottawa stars Jason Spezza Dany Heatley and Daniel Alfredsson led the playoff scoring but faltered in the final five games against Anaheim. Alfredsson scored three goals in the clincher and led all players with 14 playoff goals, while Spezza and Heatley struggled to produce. The Senators, who ousted Buffalo, faced a better Ducks team and endured their hardest loss yet as their title hopes ended in Anaheim.
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