A crowd disperses after being teargassed by police in Vancouver, June 14, 1994, after the final game of the Stanley Cup playoffs. Both Vancouver's city and its hockey team have had a tortured relationship with the Stanley Cup, but experts say the Olympics healed the wounds of the 1994 hockey riot.After the Canucks lost game seven to the New York's Rangers 17 years ago, thousands of people converged on the downtown core to fight, smash windows, loot stores, overturn cars and throw bricks.THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chuck Stoody