a solid scorer who was regarded as a defensive liability by coach John Muckler -- found himself nailed to Edmonton bench, watching a goaltending duel between Ranford and Moog. But as the game moved deep into a third overtime, Muckler decided he needed some fresh legs, so he tapped Klima and sent him out for a shift -- and was rewarded when the Czech forward slipped the puck through Moog's legs at 15:13 of the third extra period to give the Oilers a stunning 3-2 win.Klima, by his own estimation, had played maybe two shifts in the 55-plus minutes of overtime."The goalie's tired,Sidney Crosby Jersey," Klima said. "I'm not tired, because I'm not playing much."The Bruins never recovered from the loss, and the Oilers wound up winning the series in five games for their fifth Stanley Cup in seven years.The 55:13 of extra time is still the most in the history of the Final.5. May 10,sidney crosby jersey youth, 1970: Bobby Orr flies to victory The fans who streamed into the Boston Garden for Game 4 of the 1970 Final were ready to celebrate. Their team was one win away from its first Stanley Cup in 31 years, and the St. Louis Blues hadn't put up much resistance in the first three games. Boston won 6-1 and 6-2 at St. Louis, then beat the Blues 4-1 in Game 3 back in Boston.But with a national TV audience looking on, the Blues had no intention of going quietly in Game 4. They battled the Bruins evenly though two periods and actually took the lead on Larry Keenan's power-play goal early in the third. Boston needed Johnny Bucyk's goal with 6:32 left in regulation to force overtime.Happily for the 14,835 on hand in the steamy Garden, Bobby Orr made sure they didn't have to wait long to celebrate. Just 40 seconds into OT, Orr took Derek Sanderson's passout and flicked a shot past Glenn Hall an instant before he was sent flying by Noel Picard."I was flying through the air – I thought I was going to leave the rink," Orr said years later, "when the puck hit behind Hall. We'd won the Stanley Cup."The photo of a jubilant Orr flying through the air after his Cup-winning goal is one of the most famous in sports history. Just to make sure, there's also a statue outside the TD Garden, unveiled in 2010 on the 40th anniversary of one of the most iconic goals ever scored.4: The Drought Ends; June 9, 2010 The Chicago Blackhawks entered the 2010 playoffs with the dubious honor of having the longest active Stanley Cup drought – it had been 49 long years since Hawks fans had celebrated a championship.The Blackhawks arrived in Philadelphia for Game 6 of the Final that looked like a series straight out of the 1980s – goals,Milan Lucic Authentic Jersey, goals and more goals, an average of eight per game. The Hawks took a 3-2 lead in the series by winning a 7-4 track meet at home in Game 5, and looked like they might be about to end their drought when they took a 3-2 lead into the final minutes of regulation of another run-and-gun game, only to have Scott Hartnell force overtime when he beat Antti Niemi with 3:59 left in regulation.But