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Ice Hockey is Canada’s national sport. Yet no Canadian team has won NHL’s Stanley Cup since 1993. This isn’t just a shame for Canadian fans, it’s verging on a statistical anomaly. The probability of this happening is less than 1%. It would have been more likely for Canada to win 10 or more Stanley Cups than to win zero.

So why is this happening?

Sean McIndoe looks at the theories behind this anomaly. Craig Silcock illustrates.

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