Los Angeles Kings right wing Dustin Brown (23) celebrates his goal against the Vancouver Canucks with teammates Jeff Carter (77) and Mike Richards (10) during third period NHL Stanley Cup playoff hockey action at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, B.C. Wednesday.JONATHAN HAYWARD/The Canadian Press
It's come down to this.
Four teams and roughly 20 regulars on each, many of whom have never played for a Stanley Cup, let alone won one.
Only a dozen players in the conference finals this year have won it all before. They're marked in bold below.
With the NHL's final four about to begin on Sunday night in Glendale, Ariz., here's a run through of the depth charts of the remaining contenders:
Eastern Conference
(1) New York Rangers
Hagelin - Richards - Gaborik Anisimov - Boyle - Callahan Fedotenko - Stepan - Prust Kreider - Mitchell - Rupp
McDonagh - Girardi Staal - Del Zotto/Stralman Bickel
Lundqvist (Biron)
(6) New Jersey Devils
Kovalchuk - Zajac - Ponikarovsky Parise - Elias - Clarkson Sykora - Henrique - Zubrus Carter - Gionta - Bernier
Salvador - Zidlicky Greene - Fayne Volchenkov - Larsson
Brodeur (Hedberg)
Western Conference
(3) Phoenix Coyotes
Whitney - Hanzal - Vrbata Boedker - Vermette - Doan Brule - Langkow - Chipchura Pyatt - Gordon - Pouliot/Korpikoski
Ekman-Larsson - Rozsival Yandle - Morris Klesla - Aucoin
Smith (LaBarbera)
(8) Los Angeles Kings
Brown - Kopitar - Williams Penner - Richards - Carter King - Stoll - Lewis Richardson - Fraser - Nolan
Scuderi - Doughty Mitchell - Voynov Martinez - Greene
Quick (Bernier)