The 2024 Stanley Cup Final has come to a thrilling conclusion.

The Florida Panthers captured their first Stanley Cup title -- and avoided hockey infamy in the process -- by outlasting the Edmonton Oilers in Monday night's Game 7. Florida jumped out to a 3-0 series lead before dropping Games 4, 5 and 6, but they got back on track in the decisive tilt.

Now that the series has ended, it's a good time to look back at some NHL history. With the Panthers now off the board, 10 of the 32 NHL franchises have yet to win a Stanley Cup.

Here's a full breakdown of the all-time Stanley Cup winners:

Stanley Cup winners by year

Here's a year-by-year look at the Stanley Cup winners, dating all the way back to 1927:

2024: Florida Panthers
2023: Vegas Golden Knights
2022: Colorado Avalanche
2021: Tampa Bay Lightning
2020: Tampa Bay Lightning
2019: St. Louis Blues
2018: Washington Capitals
2017: Pittsburgh Penguins
2016: Pittsburgh Penguins
2015: Chicago Blackhawks
2014: Los Angeles Kings
2013: Chicago Blackhawks
2012: Los Angeles Kings
2011: Boston Bruins
2010: Chicago Blackhawks
2009: Pittsburgh Penguins
2008: Detroit Red Wings
2007: Anaheim Ducks
2006: Carolina Hurricanes
2005: Lockout, no Stanley Cup Final held
2004: Tampa Bay Lightning
2003: New Jersey Devils
2002: Detroit Red Wings
2001: Colorado Avalanche
2000: New Jersey Devils
1999: Dallas Stars
1998: Detroit Red Wings
1997: Detroit Red Wings
1996: Colorado Avalanche
1995: New Jersey Devils
1994: New York Rangers
1993: Montreal Canadiens
1992: Pittsburgh Penguins
1991: Pittsburgh Penguins
1990: Edmonton Oilers
1989: Calgary Flames
1988: Edmonton Oilers
1987: Edmonton Oilers
1986: Montreal Canadiens
1985: Edmonton Oilers
1984: Edmonton Oilers
1983: New York Islanders
1982: New York Islanders
1981: New York Islanders
1980: New York Islanders
1979: Montreal Canadiens
1978: Montreal Canadiens
1977: Montreal Canadiens
1976: Montreal Canadiens
1975: Philadelphia Flyers
1974: Philadelphia Flyers
1973: Montreal Canadiens
1972: Boston Bruins
1971: Montreal Canadiens
1970: Boston Bruins
1969: Montreal Canadiens
1968: Montreal Canadiens
1967: Toronto Maple Leafs
1966: Montreal Canadiens
1965: Montreal Canadiens
1964: Toronto Maple Leafs
1963: Toronto Maple Leafs
1962: Toronto Maple Leafs
1961: Chicago Black Hawks (Blackhawks didn't become one word in team name until 1986-87 season)
1960: Montreal Canadiens
1959: Montreal Canadiens
1958: Montreal Canadiens
1957: Montreal Canadiens
1956: Montreal Canadiens
1955: Detroit Red Wings
1954: Detroit Red Wings
1953: Montreal Canadiens
1952: Detroit Red Wings
1951: Toronto Maple Leafs
1950: Detroit Red Wings
1949: Toronto Maple Leafs
1948: Toronto Maple Leafs
1947: Toronto Maple Leafs
1946: Montreal Canadiens
1945: Toronto Maple Leafs
1944: Montreal Canadiens
1943: Detroit Red Wings
1942: Toronto Maple Leafs
1941: Boston Bruins
1940: New York Rangers
1939: Boston Bruins
1938: Chicago Black Hawks
1937: Detroit Red Wings
1936: Detroit Red Wings
1935: Montreal Maroons
1934: Chicago Black Hawks
1933: New York Rangers
1932: Toronto Maple Leafs
1931: Montreal Canadiens
1930: Montreal Canadiens
1929: Boston Bruins
1928: New York Rangers
1927: Ottawa Senators

Who has won the Stanley Cup the most?

Here's a full list of how many Stanley Cup titles each active franchise has:

1. Montreal Canadiens: 24

2. Toronto Maple Leafs: 13

3. Detroit Red Wings: 11

T-4. Boston Bruins: 6

T-4. Chicago Blackhawks: 6

T-6. Edmonton Oilers: 5

T-6. Pittsburgh Penguins: 5

T-8. New York Islanders: 4

T-8. New York Rangers: 4

T-10. Colorado Avalanche: 3

T-10. New Jersey Devils: 3

T-10. Tampa Bay Lightning: 3

T-13. Los Angeles Kings: 2

T-13. Philadelphia Flyers: 2

T-15. Dallas Stars: 1

T-15. St. Louis Blues: 1

T-15. Carolina Hurricanes: 1

T-15. Anaheim Ducks: 1

T-15. Washington Capitals: 1

T-15. Calgary Flames: 1

T-15. Florida Panthers: 1

Who has never won a Stanley Cup?

Ten of the 32 teams have never won a Stanley Cup.

Here's the full list with their Stanley Cup Final record:

• Vancouver Canucks, 0-3
• Buffalo Sabres, 0-2
• Ottawa Senators, 0-1
• San Jose Sharks, 0-1
• Nashville Predators, 0-1
• Columbus Blue Jackets, 0-0
• Minnesota Wild, 0-0
• Seattle Kraken, 0-0
• Winnipeg Jets, 0-0
• Arizona Coyotes/Utah Hockey Club, 0-0