Ryan Pace declined interview with Jets

[Tommy]

I remember that Stanley cup win. The only hockey I watched that year was the final period of that game. Of course I acted like I was the biggest fan. I was 12 and very much a front runner. Still consider myself a Rangers fan though.

[Johnny English]

I would probably list football ahead of hockey if I had to rank my sporting allegiances, but there's no more visceral and exciting experience in sport than the Stanley Cup playoffs. I've been lucky enough to see my team go deep a couple of times and it's an incredible experience, I can't imagine how it would feel to see the Sens win the cup.

[SixFeetDeep]

Maple Leafs will bring the cup home to Toronto by 2016

[Johnny English]

Maple Leafs will bring the cup home to Toronto by 2016

There's more chance of Phil Kessel sprouting wings, flying to the very top of the CN Tower and inserting it up his arse than there is of the Laffs winning the Stanley Cup in the next couple of years. (And by the way, the closest that the Stanley Cup has to a home is Ottawa, given it was originally awarded by Lord Stanley of Preston, the Governor General of Canada, who was and is based in the capital of Canada.)

[NDMick]

I'm the same age and not a Rangers fan and I remember the general jubilation but not a single specific thing.

I remember a lot of commercials praising the Rangers and Mark Messier was some sort of diety.

That's about it.

[Miamipuck]

There's more chance of Phil Kessel sprouting wings, flying to the very top of the CN Tower and inserting it up his arse than there is of the Laffs winning the Stanley Cup in the next couple of years. (And by the way, the closest that the Stanley Cup has to a home is Ottawa, given it was originally awarded by Lord Stanley of Preston, the Governor General of Canada, who was and is based in the capital of Canada.)

Pretty much yeah