How Much Do You Know About Stanley Cup Championship Teams?

Since the Stanley Cup era began in 1915, no team has been more successful than the Canadiens. They've won the title 24 times.

Like the Canadians, the Red Wings are NHL royalty. Detroit has made the Cup series 24 times since 1915.

The Canadiens are regular contenders for the Cup. Since 1915, they've made the title series 34 times … and won 24 of them.

The Red Wings have come up short more times (13) than they've won (11). But their 24 appearances alone mean that Red Wings fans have no room to complain.

The Rangers are perennial contenders -- they've won the Cup four times. The Flames and Ducks both have one win each.

The Canadiens have far more titles than any other team … but they are in the middle of a terrible drought. They haven't snagged a Cup since 1993.

Toronto used to be a regular powerhouse -- from 1918 to 1967, it won 13 Cups. But the Leafs haven't even made it to the Finals since '67.

The Pittsburgh Penguins are one of modern hockey's most successful teams. They won the Cup in both 2016 and 2017, becoming the first back-to-back champs in nearly two decades.

From '80 to '83, no one could touch the Islanders, who won four straight Cups. During that run, they won 19 consecutive playoff series, an incredible feat unmatched in any pro sport.

The Philadelphia Flyers have made eight Cup appearances in team history. And although they are regular contenders, they haven't won a Cup since 1975.

Vancouver fans have suffered their share of pain -- their Canucks have made the Finals three times -- most recently in 2011 -- but have never claimed a title.

Lemieux scored on the very first shot of his NHL career, a case of foreshadowing if we've ever seen one. In 1991, he went on to lead the Penguins to their first NHL title … and it would not be the last.

Chicago is one of the most venerated franchises in pro hockey. The club has six total Cups to its name, including three since the turn of the century.

The Avalanche joined the NHL in 1979 and they have a royal distinction, as they've won two Cups and never lost one. They are the only NHL team to win the Finals without having lost the series at least once.

The Montreal Canadiens were founded back in 1909, and they've been playing ever since, making them the oldest continuously operating pro hockey team in the entire world.

The New Jersey Devils are serious rivals to the Flyers and Rangers. Since 2000, they've made the Finals four times. The team has three total Cups to its credit.

Lafleur was an instant star for the Montreal Canadiens starting back in the early '70s. As the first NHL player ever to score 50 goals and 100 points in six consecutive seasons, he helped the Canadiens win five Cups.

Since the merger, Edmonton has won the Cup five times. That's a number equaled only by Pittsburgh.

For decades, Canadian teams had a stranglehold on the Cup … but the tide has turned. No Canadian team has won the Cup since 1993.

The Wild have only been in the NHL for 16 seasons, and those years have been pretty lean. The Wild are one of just five active teams that have never made it to the Finals.

Detroit and Boston have had their share of Finals glories … and defeats. Both teams have lost the Finals 13 times, more than any other NHL teams.

The Colorado Avalanche used to be known as the Quebec Nordiques until they relocated to Denver after the '94-95 season. The team won the Cup that season, bringing immediate hockey glory to the Mile High city.

The Tampa Bay Lightning have two total title appearances, and they won one, in 2004. The team's second (unsuccessful) Cup appearance was in 2015.

Five teams have made just one appearance in the Finals, and none of them won the Cup. They are Ottawa, Florida, Nashville, Washington and San Jose.

For a time, the Canadiens were ridiculously dominant. In 34 Finals appearances, they won 24 times, a .727 winning percentage.

Boston and Chicago have illustrious Cup histories, as they've both won the title six times. But Boston needed six more Finals appearances than the Blackhawks to get to six wins.

In 1988, the Kings completed a startling trade with Edmonton, bringing Gretzky to L.A. The star player not only drastically raised the status of hockey in the city but also helped the Kings win the Cup in 1993.

Pittsburgh's fans must feel incredibly confident when the Penguins make the Finals. The team is 5-1 all-time (.833) in its Finals appearances.

The Blues definitely have the blues. The team appeared in three consecutive Finals ('68-'70) but lost all of them … and they've never made it back to the title series.

The Islanders followed their dynasty years of the early '80s with an agonizing drought -- 22 straight seasons without a playoff series win. In 2016, they finally broke through and won again.