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| SourceNHL Network- the Long Island Islanders (as I call them) and Pittsburgh Penguins, from 1993. |
"Highlights of game seven of the historical Patrick division final series between the New York Islanders and Pittsburgh Penguins. The Islanders jump out to a lead on the road, only for the two-time defending Stanley Cup Champion Penguins to tie it late in the third. David Volek, previously considered to be waived during the regular season, scores the overtime winner in one of the biggest upsets in NHL history!! May 14, 1993."
From Sab Canada
The biggest upset in the 1993 Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Islanders knocking off the defending Stanley Cup champion Penguins in the Eastern Conference Semifinals. It's not like the Islanders didn't have a good team, but they didn't even have home ice advantage in the 1st round against the Washington Capitals. This was a solid team, but not spectacular either offensively or defensively, that played their best hockey when they need to the most.
The biggest upset in the 1993 Stanley Cup Playoffs, the Islanders knocking off the defending Stanley Cup champion Penguins in the Eastern Conference Semifinals. It's not like the Islanders didn't have a good team, but they didn't even have home ice advantage in the 1st round against the Washington Capitals. This was a solid team, but not spectacular either offensively or defensively, that played their best hockey when they need to the most.
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