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Eisbären Berlin Secure 11th DEL Title with Record Performances and Emotional Tribute

The team honored late teammate Tobias Eder while setting playoff milestones and committing to future continuity under coach Serge Aubin.

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Jake Hildebrand (l) und Jonas Stettmer tragen den Pokal gemeinsam zu den Fans.
Audio: rbb24 Inforadio | 26.04.2025 | Marcel Noebels
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Overview

  • Eisbären Berlin defeated Kölner Haie 4–1 in the DEL finals, clinching the title with three consecutive 7–0 victories, setting a record for the most one-sided playoff final since 1981.
  • The championship was dedicated to Tobias Eder, who passed away from cancer in January; his family participated in the emotional celebrations, including his fiancée receiving a gold medal.
  • Ty Ronning extended his playoff point streak to 28 games, was named Finals MVP, and set new DEL records for scoring in a single postseason.
  • Goaltender Jake Hildebrand made league history with three consecutive shutouts in the finals, playing a pivotal role in the team’s defensive dominance despite injuries to key defenders.
  • Sport director Stéphane Richer emphasized plans to retain core players and coach Serge Aubin, who has led the team to four championships in five years, to sustain their success.