5.7K views · 20 reactions | A power outage in the 2013 Super Bowl caused a delay. A power outage in the 1988 Stanley Cup Finals resulted in the NHL pretending that game didn't happen. This is WEIRD RULES. | SB Nation | Facebook

79K views · 679 reactions | Esa Tikkanen with a goal to help the Edmonton Oilers secure the 1988 Stanley Cup, their fourth title in five years. Happy birthday, Esa!  | NHL | Facebook

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🏒On May 26, 1988 the Edmonton Oilers overwhelm the Boston Bruins in the Stanley Cup Finals. A blackout at Boston Garden midway through Game 4 forced the series back to Edmonton, where the Oilers win 6-3 to complete the unique "5-game sweep." It is the 4th championship in 5 years for the Oilers, sparking more debate on the NHL's greatest dynasties, though Edmonton coach Glen Sather downplays it. "I don't like the word," he says. "It seems like bragging. When I think of dynasty, I think of the Mi