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24 Together: Celebrating the Canadiens’ 1993 Stanley Cup
The 1993 Montreal Canadiens, a 30-minute documentary recreating the 1992–93 season. Sportsnet’s features team combines footage and exclusive sit-down interviews with key players to tell the story of the team’s incredible accomplishment that shocked the hockey world and brought the Stanley Cup to Canada. The documentary will air on Sportsnet on Monday, May 28, before Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final.
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The 1993 Montreal Canadiens, a 30-minute documentary recreating the 1992–93 season. Sportsnet’s features team combines footage and exclusive sit-down interviews with key players to tell the story of the team’s incredible accomplishment that shocked the hockey world and brought the Stanley Cup to Canada. The documentary will air on Sportsnet on Monday, May 28, before Game 1 of the Stanley Cup Final.
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