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The 24 pages that link to Stanley Cup, each with the reason it gives.

• Hockey Hall of FameRelated: The Hall displays the trophy and documents its history as hockey’s best-known prize.

• Ice hockeyRelated: Created in 1892, the Cup became a defining institution of professional hockey.

• Montreal CanadiensRelated: The Canadiens’ record number of championships is measured by this trophy.

• Bobby OrrRelated: Orr helped Boston win the Cup in 1970 and 1972.

• Jean BéliveauNarrower topic: Béliveau’s ten player championships are a defining part of his sporting legacy.

• Detroit Red WingsNarrower topic: The Cup is the measure behind Detroit’s 11 league championships.

• Scotty BowmanNarrower topic: Bowman’s nine titles are measured by victories in the NHL’s defining championship.

• Triple Gold ClubRelated: Winning it supplies the club’s professional-league requirement.

• Sidney CrosbyNarrower topic: Crosby’s three championships place him among the defining captains of the trophy’s era.

• Glen SatherNarrower topic: Sather’s five Edmonton titles made him one of the most successful coaches in Stanley Cup history.

• 2002 Stanley Cup FinalsNarrower topic: The series decided which franchise would receive the Cup.

• Toe BlakeNarrower topic: Blake’s record-setting coaching tenure is measured by his Stanley Cup victories.

• Alexander OvechkinNarrower topic: Winning it in 2018 fulfilled the central team ambition of Ovechkin’s Capitals career.

• Marie-Philip PoulinCompared with: The Stanley Cup represents a men’s professional championship distinct from Poulin’s international titles.

• Al ArbourNarrower topic: Arbour’s four consecutive victories are measured by this trophy and its history.

• Guy LafleurNarrower topic: Five championships define the team success of Lafleur's Canadiens years.

• Ice Hockey World ChampionshipsCompared with: It crowns a professional club, rather than a national team.

• Frank CalderRelated: Calder’s NHL competed for the Cup against other leagues during his presidency.

• Hockey puckRelated: The puck is the object played for goals in the competition that awards hockey’s best-known trophy.

• Terry SawchukRelated: Four championship seasons with Sawchuk in goal shaped his legacy.

• Joel QuennevilleNarrower topic: Quenneville’s legacy is especially associated with winning this trophy three times in Chicago.

• Ray BourqueRelated: Winning this trophy with Colorado completed the championship goal of Bourque's career.

• Tim HortonRelated: Horton won the Cup four times with Toronto.

• Viacheslav FetisovRelated: Fetisov became one of the first Russian-born players to win the Cup, with Detroit in 1997 and 1998.