This Week in Centennial History

The combination of music and hockey is reaching a new level in Nashville this spring. Not only has the Predators' first trip to the Western Conference Final brought packed houses to Bridgestone Arena, it also has brought out some of the biggest names in music to sing the national anthem. This week, Kelly Clarkson and Keith Urban joined the list of high-profile anthem singers during the playoffs, following country music stars Carrie Underwood (wife of Predators center Mike Fisher), Luke Bryan, Little Big Town and Vince Gill (a longtime season-ticket holder).
As part of the League's Centennial Celebration, NHL.com is taking a look back at memorable events each week.

Here are Centennial highlights for the week of May 14-20:
May 20, 1975: The Buffalo Sabres outlast the Philadelphia Flyers in the
"Fog Game."

May 19, 1984:
Wayne Gretzky
will never
forget the day
he became a Stanley Cup champion.
May 19, 1974:The Philadelphia Flyers
become the first expansion team
to win the Stanley Cup when they defeat the Boston Bruins 1-0 in Game 6 of the Final.

May 18, 1986:Montreal Canadiens center Brian Skrudland
scores the fastest overtime goal
in the history of the Stanley Cup Playoffs when he beats Calgary Flames goaltender Mike Vernon nine seconds into OT to give the Canadiens a 3-2 win in Game 2 of the Final at Olympic Saddledome.

May 17, 1983:The New York Islanders
win their fourth consecutive Stanley Cup
, completing a sweep of the Edmonton Oilers in the Final with a 4-2 win at Nassau Coliseum.

May 16, 1978:The Canadiens
set a record with their 10th consecutive win
in the Final when they defeat the Boston Bruins 3-2 in Game 2 at the Forum.
May 15, 1984:Defenseman Kevin Lowe
recalls the night
the Oilers gained the confidence to become a dynasty.
May 14, 2010:The Flyers become the first team in 36 years to win a Stanley Cup Playoff series
after losing the first three games
when they defeat the Bruins 4-3 in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Semifinals at TD Garden.