Biggest Goal per Team

[Big Daddy Cane]

or

 

[TheFlyingV]

Ducks-07 cup winner

Which was scored by Chris Phillips.
Even though that was a major back breaker that's really not it.

Kariya 03 SCF after being leveled
Niedermayer 07 WCF Game 5 Tie game
Selanne 07 WCF Game 5 OT Winner
Penner 07 SCF Game 4 Winner
Perry 07 SCF Game 5. Sealed the series

 

[andreydali19]

Ducks- Selanne's 07 conf final winners or Kariya's '03 game six comeback goal
Bruins-Orr's "flying" goal
Sabres-75 finals game 3, Rene Robert
Flames- Fleury
Hurricanes- game 1 sc finals winner
Stars - In the crease
Red Wings - 96 semis, Yzerman
Oilers- Anderson, '87 finals game 7
Kings- '82. Evans.
Wild-03 Brunette game 7
Canadiens- '79 Lambert
Islanders- Volek '93
Rangers- "Matteau! Matteau!"
Flyers-'10 semis game 7
Penguins-Jagr '92 finals
Sharks- 94 game 7 winner
Blues-Wickenheiser '86
Leafs- Baun, '64 finals
Canucks-94 quarters game 7

 

[mrhockey193195]

For the rangers, it's got to be Matteau's goal.

 

[Ducksforcup]

Biggest Duck goal ever to me has to be Selanne's Game 5 OT winner against Detroit in the 2007 Western Conference Final. To win at the Joe in that fashion...the series was finished after that.

Arguably the biggest goal was also in this game (Scott Niedermayer's game tying goal).

Kariya's comeback goal in 2003 against the Devils cannot be discounted...that was an amazing moment.

 

[pappyline]

what would be each team's biggest goal these are my opinions


Blackhawks-2010 cup winner

I would pick 2 goals from the 1961 semi-finals with Montreal. Ed Litzenberger's winning goal late in game 2 and especially Murray Balfour's goal in the third OT of game 3. These goals broke the back of the Canadiens. Chicago winning this series was one of the biggest upsets of all time. Of course, this series was also Glen Hall's best ever.

 

[Psycho Papa Joe]

Some big one's I've seen for the Habs:

1979 - Lafleur's after the two many men penalty goal
1986 - C.Lemieux's game 7 OT goal against the Whalers.
1993 - E.Desjardins game 2 tieing goal after the Mcsorely stick measurement

Without those three goals, the Habs probably don't win their last 3 cups.

 

[jamiebez]

For the Coyotes (if you include the Jets years) it has to be this:

 

[begbeee]

For the Coyotes (if you include the Jets years) it has to be this:

Actually, it is a significant note, when biggest goals of 15 years old franchise is from pre-lockated times.

 

[begbeee]

*pre-located*

 

[Buck Aki Berg]

*pre-located*

Prelocationist

 

[begbeee]

Doesnt matter, you know what I mean

 

[Crosbyfan]

what would be each team's biggest goal these are my opinions

Ducks-07 cup winner
Thrashers-07 playoff seed clincher
Bruins-Orr's "flying" goal
Sabres-99 conference clincher
Flames-89 cup winner
Hurricanes-06 cup winner
Blackhawks-2010 cup winner
Avalanche-01 cup winner
Blue Jackets-09 playoff seed clincher
Stars-Hull's "in the crease" goal
Red Wings-97 cup winner
Oilers-84 cup winner
Panthers-96 conference winner
Kings-93 conference winner
Wild-03 second round winner
Canadiens-83 cup winner????
Predators-03 playoff seed clincher
Devils-95 cup winner
Islanders-80 cup winner
Rangers-94 cup winner
Senators-07 conference winner
Flyers-74 cup winner
Coyotes-2010 playoff seed clincher
Penguins-91 cup winner
Sharks-03 second round winner
Blues-68 conference winner
Leafs-42 cup winner
Canucks-94 conference winner
Capitals-98 Conference winner

...'cause we all know St.Louis was about to mount a come back and take the Cup.

 

[CaliforniaSeal]

...'cause we all know St.Louis was about to mount a come back and take the Cup.

They were.



Team was in the finals 3 years in a row without a win.

 

[Datsyukian]

Yzerman's 1996 goal is my favourite goal ever.

 

[Hawkey Town 18]

According to my dad, it would be Henri Richard's SC GWG in '71.

One of the goals that was part of the Game 6 comeback might have been even more crucial

 

[Hawkey Town 18]

Oilers

Wasn't Messier's goal in the '84 Finals in the second period of Game 3 where he tied it up after the Oilers were down 2-0 said to be the point where that team realized they were good enough to beat the Islanders?

 

[eastcoaster]

I would say that Bill Barilko's 1951 Cup winning goal would have to be the Leafs most memorable. Especially in light of the tragedy that followed.

 

[Starchild74]

Wasn't Messier's goal in the '84 Finals in the second period of Game 3 where he tied it up after the Oilers were down 2-0 said to be the point where that team realized they were good enough to beat the Islanders?

Yes you are right. It was an awesome goal. a 1 on 2 using his speed and deking one defenceman and then shooting it past Billy Smith. He scored 2 goals that game if I remember right and the Oilers won the game 7-2 who knows what happens if Messier doesn't score that goal