The Habs' second great dynasty -- four successive Cups -- began with Guy Lafleur's two game-winners sparking a sweep of two-time defending champion Philadelphia. The run continued with a sweep of Boston in 1977 (the Habs' sixth straight finals win over the Bruins). The 1977-78 team lost only 10 regular season games and again bounced Boston in the final. The run concluded in the Forum against the New York Rangers, the first time since 1968 that the Habs had hoisted the Cup on home ice.
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