DAVID GREENE, HOST: OK, sports fans in Chicago have very little reason to be disagreeable this morning. The Chicago Blackhawks beat the Tampa Bay Lightning two to nothing to win the Stanley Cup.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MAN: Five to go - for the third time in six years, the Blackhawks are Stanley Cup champions.</s>DAVID GREENE, HOST: That's from last night's NBC broadcast. Chicago won the series in six games.</s>STEVE INSKEEP, HOST: And they took home their third title in six years. While Chicago fans may be starting to think about that D word - dynasty - star forward Patrick Kane told ESPN he is not.</s>PATRICK KANE: I don't even know. Like, what does dynasty mean? I don't know. It's a - I feel like we're a pretty good hockey team, though.</s>STEVE INSKEEP, HOST: Dynasty means that - no, no, never mind, never mind.  Kane does call this title the sweetest.</s>PATRICK KANE: I think the different one about this one is we won it here at home, and it's a great feeling.</s>STEVE INSKEEP, HOST: Those previous two titles were won on the road. Last night was the first time the Blackhawks have clinched a championship on their home ice in Chicago in more than 75 years.</s>THE FRATELLIS: (Singing) Chelsea, I believe it when you're dancing slowly sucking your sleeve. The boys get lonely after you leave. It's one for the dagger, another for the one you believe, one you believe, oh, no, no, no, no...
The Blackhawks beat the Tampa Bay Lightning 2-0 in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup Final Monday night in Chicago. It's the Blackhawks' sixth NHL championship overall.