Hockey Time Machine Shows
Hockey Time Machine Shows
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Tretiak Mahovlich
They met as opponents in two of hockey's greatest showcases - the 1972 Summit Series and 1975 "Game of the Century." Now, Hockey Hall of Famers Vladislav Tretiak and Peter Mahovlich meet as friends. Join these immortals and host Steve Paikin on "Hockey Time Machine."
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NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly
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NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly

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  • @writetotracy123
    @writetotracy123 3 дня назад

    Hi gang… excited to watch this one. Kevin’s story is incredible.

  • @Pat19997
    @Pat19997 8 дней назад

    Best Canadian player to never to play in the NHL.

  • @albertmacdonald9158
    @albertmacdonald9158 14 дней назад

    Great Interview with Terry Harper.

  • @jvkalex9080
    @jvkalex9080 Месяц назад

    What a great interview!!! Terry Harper is a very special

  • @tonyhedberg
    @tonyhedberg Месяц назад

    Love the premise of this show! Well done

  • @patrickgaudette6322
    @patrickgaudette6322 2 месяца назад

    Thanks Peter . You were great as a Hab in1971 also , against the great Tony O !

  • @kennyslobodzian8554
    @kennyslobodzian8554 2 месяца назад

    Well done to all involved

  • @kevinvansteendelaar8760
    @kevinvansteendelaar8760 2 месяца назад

    Greqt interview. But you have Peter as a HOFer in the description. He's not.

  • @gordtulk
    @gordtulk 3 месяца назад

    Just stumbled across this video. I wanted to express my complements to Mr. Paikin on his book “the life”. An excellent preparation for any person holding ambitions of entering politics. I have given a few copies to budding politicians - many who have gone on to entering The Life. As for Mr. Dowbiggin (the elder) I’ve chatted briefly with him in person and online a few times over the years and we reminisced about the days of Ted Teeven - a true pioneer of talk radio. Bruce should be recognized as a hero in bringing justice and respect to the NHL players who were subjugated in the early days. I admire his courage. All the very very best.

  • @jackrabbithockeycoach-ux6hi
    @jackrabbithockeycoach-ux6hi 4 месяца назад

    2 thumbs up!

  • @steveprestegard5151
    @steveprestegard5151 5 месяцев назад

    Tim Ryan always did a great job regardless of sport. Too bad he never got to work with Fox’s Tim Ryan.

    • @mikelavin9704
      @mikelavin9704 2 месяца назад

      Without question, Tim Ryan ranks as perhaps the most versatile and most underrated broadcaster of the last fifty years. Charlie Jones was the equivalent for NBC. Ryan announced hockey, boxing, football (college and professional), college basketball (not certain about professional), equestrian, tennis, skiing at the Olympics, the Tour De France, and so much more. I wish I had been able to hear and see more of him, but I was born in the mid '70's. NFL football had much more regionalized coverage during the '80's. CBS put him with the Bears often. I know the focus was primarily hockey and time limited; however, I wish he had mentioned Irv Cross. They were NFL broadcast partners, for a year I believe; Irv passed not long ago. I've listened to some of their games here (Yes, I admit I to it). They were a great combination. It's worth noting that while Ryan and Brian relished being a three-member team, Ryan criticizes three-man booths in his book quite harshly. Anyway, I am glad to have found someone who believes he stands out among sports broadcasters.

  • @steveprestegard5151
    @steveprestegard5151 5 месяцев назад

    0:54 best NBC Sports theme music ever.

  • @lindsaydoke9308
    @lindsaydoke9308 5 месяцев назад

    Love these comments from Brian and Tiger. Berube is of the same mindset. Core 4 no more.

  • @gibby100
    @gibby100 6 месяцев назад

    Great interview, NBC’s coverage during that time was top notch, remember it well.

  • @eada2120
    @eada2120 6 месяцев назад

    😚 *Promo sm*

  • @markpedicelli6534
    @markpedicelli6534 6 месяцев назад

    Agreed. Gave so much to the sport that he loved. Deserves to be in the HHOF.

  • @BostonesPepe
    @BostonesPepe 6 месяцев назад

    Wow Barry Holobush sure would like to take a look at your collections. Love that. Once Roger Naples dropped me off at the Sports Museum and I couldn't have enough

  • @BostonesPepe
    @BostonesPepe 6 месяцев назад

    So nice to hear from true Bruins history guys. I have all your books guys and love your work. Thank you all

  • @alfredg4044
    @alfredg4044 6 месяцев назад

    One of my favorite songs “Cowards don’t play hockey”! Also great to see Evgeni Kuznetsov, an old friend.

  • @robertmurray5596
    @robertmurray5596 6 месяцев назад

    Terrific info, very insightful. Frank Salive worked at Windsor Raceway for many years along his way into the Horse Racing HOF !

  • @squiggleface3631
    @squiggleface3631 6 месяцев назад

    Really exceptional work. It is difficult finding information about the unofficial junior tournaments and I thought this was fascinating! Thank you for posting this excellent piece of hockey history.

  • @squiggleface3631
    @squiggleface3631 7 месяцев назад

    Excellent interview with Jerry Hack. I grew up in Saskatchewan and played a few years of senior hockey when I was in midget. Really enjoyed his book and it really captured the time & place for me.

  • @justinsanft5134
    @justinsanft5134 7 месяцев назад

    Read what former Leafs President Ken Dryden has to say about the late 70s Leafs in his book, The Game. Perhaps it’s the 56 year old drought of not even being in the Finals that makes a book like this appealing. In my opinion, that Leafs team was good but not great and would not have won a Cup over the next few seasons if kept together. I do like and have the utmost respect for Gord Stellick and this host

  • @johnm8096
    @johnm8096 7 месяцев назад

    Mr McFarlane is a treasure.

  • @johnm8096
    @johnm8096 7 месяцев назад

    Not only was Tim a terrific a hockey broadcaster, his work as a boxing announcer with Gil Clancy was excellent.

  • @johnm8096
    @johnm8096 7 месяцев назад

    Watching this I’m transformed back to an 8 year old and couldn’t get enough hockey. NBC broadcasts were outstanding. Loved those Showdown Competitions also.

  • @RickyMoszczynski
    @RickyMoszczynski 7 месяцев назад

    The leafs were only twelve games over .500 that year and it was Mike Palmateer that saved their bacon against the Islanders.

  • @dennis3351
    @dennis3351 7 месяцев назад

    My Dad and I loved these guys in game of the week. My high school years then. Golden years. and peter puck.

  • @christlopherbrandimarte4520
    @christlopherbrandimarte4520 7 месяцев назад

    THIS IS FANTASTIC.....I cannot believe I found this. For you hockey purists', this is priceless. Love it. Thank you for posting.

  • @chrisdennehy9425
    @chrisdennehy9425 7 месяцев назад

    Lifelong Islanders fan here, I have to give that leafs team credit, they totally outplayed us in that quarterfinal series

  • @squiggleface3631
    @squiggleface3631 7 месяцев назад

    Great Timing! I just started watching the 1978 playoff series against the NY Islnaders on RUclips during spring break. I watched it when I was a kid and it was the first series that I vividly remembered. Great stuff ... I'll try check out this book too!

  • @squiggleface3631
    @squiggleface3631 8 месяцев назад

    Totally agree with comments around the 20 minute mark ... NHL Expansion drafts were completely watered down by the time the Washington Capitals entered the league. WHA and all the teams didn't leave any high level NHL talent available. It would have been interesting to see the Montreal Canadiens' farm club (Nova Scotia Voyageurs) compete against the Cap's initial club. Honestly, the Capitals might have been close to being the 3rd or 4th best club in the AHL.

  • @tonyt13aa
    @tonyt13aa 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you for this!!

  • @bernicedruzin8199
    @bernicedruzin8199 11 месяцев назад

    Great book. The author Randi is very knowledgeable about goalies

  • @RRaquello
    @RRaquello 11 месяцев назад

    They also used to have Howie Meeker between periods. An all-Canadian TV crew to teach us dumb Americans about hockey. Ronnie Schell did do the voice of Peter Puck, and he was American. Probably best remembered for playing Gomer Pyle's friend on that lousy TV show.

  • @laborlabor7526
    @laborlabor7526 Год назад

    Great interview the host let them do the talking.

  • @genesubriacolife.hockey.ar2129

    Two of the finest in the hockey world ..fortunate to to have Tim a our broadcaster in Oakland ..met Brian thru my friend Russ Ramsay ..

  • @TomFrost33
    @TomFrost33 Год назад

    100% on Cowboy Bill Cowley. It is a shame how rarely his name ever gets mentioned when folks discuss the Bruins 100 years

  • @TomFrost33
    @TomFrost33 Год назад

    Great stuff guys. Always enjoy hearing about some of the great Boston Bruins history from some of the very best

  • @lyndonglasgow3176
    @lyndonglasgow3176 Год назад

    ☀️ P r o m o S M

  • @Hayseed0
    @Hayseed0 Год назад

    Very Interesting re 'The Gardens' Marshall

  • @geoffgreen124
    @geoffgreen124 Год назад

    Bruce won't remember this, but I had a tough time personally that year, affected my play, Bruce would call me from time to time to meet for lunch or dinner, he really went out of his way for me, I was and still am really grateful.

  • @kellycarr5860
    @kellycarr5860 Год назад

    😆 *Promo SM*

  • @DavidPStein-tg1ym
    @DavidPStein-tg1ym Год назад

    First class individual, and should be in the Hockey Hall of Fame!