2000-01

• The NHL welcomes two new teams to the league -- the Minnesota Wild and the Columbus Blue Jackets. The Wild's debut marks the NHL's return to the Twin Cities following a seven-year absence, brought on when the North Stars moved to Dallas.

• After a 22-year NHL career, Ray Bourque goes out a winner, as his Colorado Avalanche defeat the New Jersey Devils in seven games to win the Stanley Cup. It's the team's second Stanley Cup title in six years.



Mighty Ducks of Anaheim


Atlanta Thrashers


Boston Bruins


Buffalo Sabres


Calgary Flames


Carolina Hurricanes


Chicago Blackhawks


Colorado Avalanche


Columbus Blue Jackets


Dallas Stars


Detroit Red Wings


Edmonton Oilers


Florida Panthers


Los Angeles Kings


Minnesota Wild


Montreal Canadiens


Nashville Predators


New Jersey Devils


New York Islanders


New York Rangers


Ottawa Senators


Philadelphia Flyers


Phoenix Coyotes


Pittsburgh Penguins


St. Louis Blues


San Jose Sharks


Tampa Bay Lightning


Toronto Maple Leafs


Vancouver Canucks


Washington Capitals


2001 All-Star Game
Denver, CO