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 \nMario's 44 playoff points—the second highest inhistory—earned him the Conn Smythe Trophy as the  \nStanley Cup MVP!  \nBERNIE PARENTGoaltender,Philadelphia Flyers  \nBernie Parent stands alone among Stanley Cupsuperstars as the first and only player to win back-to-back Conn Smythe Trophies as the series MVP.  \nIn 1974,the Flyers met the top-rated Boston Bruinsand Bernie,Philadelphia's top goalie,had to face fourof the best shooters in the NHL—Phil Esposito,BobbyOrr,Ken Hodge,and Wayne Cashman.  \nPhiladelphia fans called theirteam the Broad StreetBullies for their tough style of play,but the Bruinswere ready.Game one ended in a 3-2 Boston winwhen Orr slammed a last-minute goal past Bernie.Bernie letonly one byin the second contest,which theFlyers won,4-1.Ingame three,Bernie held the Bruinsto two goals,while the Flyers notched four.TheBruins managed two goals in game four,but theFlyers won again with four of their own.Boston cameback in game five,5-1.But in the final game,Bernieshut out the Bruins to win,1-0.The Flyers took homethe Cup and Bernie collected his first MVP award.  \nThe following year,the Buffalo Sabres challengedthe champions from Philadelphia.The Flyers won twogames but lost the next two.The Flyers rebounded towin game five.Once again,Bernie shut out theopposition in the final game fora1-0win,and the Cupstayed in Philadelphia.Bernie had four post seasonshutouts and ended theyear with an impressively low  \n1.89 goals-against average!  \nMIKE BOSSYRight Wing,New York Islanders  \nMike Bossy's first Cup clash was supposed to be in1978 at the end of his first Islander season.The teamwon the Patrick Division,but was stopped on theirway to the finals by the Toronto Maple Leafs.  \nMike's next shot at the Cup should have been in1979,when he and Bryan Trottier—the Islanders'“Dynamic Duo”—sparked their team to 116 league-leading points.Bryan led in points(134)and rightwing Mike was the top goal-maker(69).This time,the  \nN.Y.Rangers derailed their victory express.  \nThe Islanders finally reached the finals in 1980,where they beat the Philadelphia Flyers,four gamesto two,for the first of four consecutive Stanley Cupwins(1980-83)!  \nBy the 1981 playoffs,Mike had equalled MauriceRichard's 50-goals-in-50-games record set in 1945and was in top form.He and the Islanders capturedtheir second Cup,beating the Minnesota North Stars,four games to one.  \nMike's finest Cup","cbCaioTSXqKSXgk0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioTSXqKSXgk0","pdf",3220006,28,"English","# Heroes\n## Mario Lemieux\n## Bernie Parent\n## Mike Bossy","[{\"question\":\"How did Mario Lemieux help the Penguins reach the 1991 playoffs and championship?\",\"answer\":\"After injuries limited him earlier, Lemieux returned to help Pittsburgh reach the playoffs. In the 1991 run, his key goals and assists helped turn series moments in Pittsburgh’s favor, including decisive performances against Minnesota.\"},{\"question\":\"What makes Bernie Parent notable among Stanley Cup MVPs?\",\"answer\":\"Bernie Parent is described as the first and only player to win back-to-back Conn Smythe Trophies as series MVP. His shutout wins, including in a final game, are emphasized as central to his impact.\"},{\"question\":\"What were Mike Bossy’s major Stanley Cup milestones with the Islanders?\",\"answer\":\"The text describes Bossy’s early Cup clashes, the Islanders’ eventual finals run in 1980, and the team’s consecutive Stanley Cup wins from 1980–83. It also highlights Bossy’s standout 1982 playoff scoring and his Conn Smythe Trophy as series MVP.\"}]","Heroes - Heroic Stanley Cup Stories | PDF",1791861369,43]