Edmonton’s Corey Perry gets another chance at second Stanley Cup 17 years after winning his first WSOC TV [Video]

EDMONTON, Alberta — (AP) — Corey Perry won his first Stanley Cup championship in his second NHL season with the Anaheim Ducks. Seventeen years later, he is still looking for ring No. 2. It is not for lack of trying.

The veteran Edmonton forward is about to play in his fourth Cup final in the last five years after falling short as a member of the Dallas Stars, Montreal Canadiens and Tampa Bay Lightning. He is the first NHL player to play in the final with five different teams. Going 1-3 has sparked chatter about the “Perry Curse” online.

“I never had the opportunity to play for a Stanley Cup (again) until five years ago,” said Perry, who is 39. “So, there was 12 years, 13 years, in between. You never really know if you’re going to get back there. Every year goes by and you’re out in the first …