The last time a Canadian team won the Stanley Cup, smartphones were just a figment of the imagination. Even mobile phones were a comparatively rare luxury. The NFL’s Dallas Cowboys were the dominant team in the league, in the middle of a run of three Super Bowl championships in four seasons. The year was 1993, and the Montreal Canadiens, with the flamboyantly dominant Patrick Roy in net, stopped the Los Angeles Kings, who had Wayne Gretzky skating and scoring for them in the aftermath of the Edmonton Oilers’ agreement to trade The Great One so that he could live near Janet Jones, his wife who had a busy acting career in Hollywood.