No matter who was to blame in Edmonton, it's the type of thing that can happen to anybody - including one of the best goalies ever. Rod Brind'Amour was there to pounce on the loose puck and put it into an empty net for the game-winning goal in the final minute of regulation.Ĭonklin took the bulk of the blame for that play (and probably still does), but defenseman Jason Smith seemed to be just as responsible for the turnover, as well as it being a little bit of bad luck.Įdmonton went on to lose the series to Carolina in seven games. That was still enough time for this to happen in the final minute of Game 1 of the 2006 Final. He only appeared in one Stanley Cup Final game during that stretch, facing just three shots in six minutes of playing time. Between 20, he was the backup goalie for three of the four teams that ended up losing the Cup. Veteran backup goalie Ty Conklin had a pretty strange run in the mid-to-late 2000s, bouncing around to five different teams, almost always ending up in the Stanley Cup Final for the losing team. The players mess up 2006: Ty Conklin gets lost behind the net, loses Game 1 So let's take some time and remember some of the more infamous moments in Stanley Cup Final history.

Everybody remembers the great moments in Stanley Cup Final history, like Bobby Orr flying through the air, Mario Lemieux's goal against Minnesota, or Ray Bourque finally getting a chance to lift the Stanley Cup.īut sometimes the games take a turn for the absurd, where they're decided by a bad bounce, a bad call or even disrupted by fog and power failures.

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