Two candian win their first stanley cup in 1989
May 27th 1989 was the day that players Dave Ellett and Mark Napier won their first Stanley Cup together as members of the Edmonton Oilers. They were two relatively unknown players before they joined at the trade deadline for Jeff Beukeboom and Dean Talafous. The only thing anyone knew about them was the fact they won the Memorial cup in 1984 with the London Knights. Eliott and Napier didn't waste any time getting into their groove in Edmonton. Who won the stanley cup in 1989 Dave Eliott and Mark Napier are the two players credited with winning their first Stanley Cup in 1989 with the Edmonton Oilers against the Boston Bruins. They were only members of the team for the last part of the regular season but they made a huge impact on becoming Stanley cup champions after coming over from Toronto at the trade deadline. Dave Eliott and Mark Napier won their first Stanley Cup in 1989 with the Edmonton Oilers after being traded from Toronto. They joined a team that was on a roll to start ...