I remember that series, all of Canada shut down during those games. They showed grit, hard work, and a fairy tale ending. Thank you members of Team Canada
watched Hockey Night IN Canada every Saturday night growing up in Michigan, and recognized every player, what a great group of players. In 3 years hope most are still alive and healthy to attend 50 year anniversary
i am so proud to be old enough to have witnessed this most amazing event and to each player i give a hearty thank you for an event in my life i will never forget. it is number three on my list next to the birth of my daughter and my son. GO CANADA GO!!!
@@TRKEWEENAW Kharlamov's ankle was broken by an intentional Bobby Clarke slash, under orders from Asst. Coach John Ferguson. NOTHING TO BE PROUD OF, CANADA.
Thank you Bobby Clarke. I was there in Montreal, and I knew you would come back. Because you were out of shape and very tight. Anywhere you went in TO the game was on. From the schools to the buses to the person walking on the street. Whereever you went the game was on. We love our hockey and we love you guys Thank you.
Remember the series well. Even though I was only 7 at the time. Hated Clarke and Esposito as a Leafs fan but sure was glad they were on Canada's team. I've been an Espo fan ever since.
It was set-up, have you guys play in the summer. They wanted to play the Stanley cup champions, I said get in the league and if you make it there then you have the opportunity.
Я русский, мне в 72 было 16, игра канадцев / кроме драк/ меня восхитила, они играют до последний секунды матча/ это так идет борьба за Кубок Стэнли/! А у нас в СССР, было много Проходных матчей, не выиграл и ладно, потом выиграем- Быть может! И наших русских, это конечно Харламов и Якушев, и конечно Третьяк!
...but only after Clarkie broke Russia's best player's (Valeri Kharlamov) ankle, as ordered by Asst. Coach John Ferguson. NOTHING TO BE PROUD OF, CANADA.
There should have been a small group within the organizers from Canada.. that had the courage to call that team what it really was, "Team NHL" --- NOT 'team canada'. .... No excuse for not have Robert Marvin HULL on that team, for example.
Dryden was not very good and my favorite player the big M could not control his stress having to play against the Russians, it threw him off his game .
Actually...dryden got a lot of crap...but Watch the games. Not only the hilights...dryden was good...and often trying to defend against 2 on1 or being short handed ... canada won 4 games, tied 1 and lost 3. Dryden was a big part of that
Dennis was a great hockey player and one very, very good MC / story teller.
RIP to my childhood hero The Great Tony Esposito 😢
I remember that series, all of Canada shut down during those games. They showed grit, hard work, and a fairy tale ending. Thank you members of Team Canada
watched Hockey Night IN Canada every Saturday night growing up in Michigan, and recognized every player, what a great group of players. In 3 years hope most are still alive and healthy to attend 50 year anniversary
SKIPPED CLASS
TO SEE THAT GOAL
THE SERIES UNITED OUR COUNTRY FROM COAST TO COAST. WOW . GOOD GOING
GUYS .
i am so proud to be old enough to have witnessed this most amazing event and to each player i give a hearty thank you for an event in my life i will never forget. it is number three on my list next to the birth of my daughter and my son. GO CANADA GO!!!
I hear ya!
Yvan Cournoyer, he was special, loved his style
My personal hero!
I’m proud to say I saw everyone of these great players either on the Rangers or the visiting team from my blue seat at MSG.
The 72 series made Valery Kharlamov a household name. The speed and skill he demonstrated was really an eye opener for NHL scouts.
Don't forget Tretchiak, or do you think the Russians played without a goalie?
Until his ankle was broken...
@@TRKEWEENAW Kharlamov's ankle was broken by an intentional Bobby Clarke slash, under orders from Asst. Coach John Ferguson. NOTHING TO BE PROUD OF, CANADA.
Lost his life in a fatal car crash..a very talented Russian player.
Vlad T..the best goalie in Russian hockey.
Thank you Bobby Clarke. I was there in Montreal, and I knew you would come back. Because you were out of shape and very tight. Anywhere you went in TO the game was on. From the schools to the buses to the person walking on the street. Whereever you went the game was on. We love our hockey and we love you guys Thank you.
That's very funny ! Thank you for that😂😂
The every member of THE TEAM CANADA 1972 is worth HONOUR!!!
i went out and bought the Canada Mint coin made for the 1972 series. good memories
Remember the series well. Even though I was only 7 at the time. Hated Clarke and Esposito as a Leafs fan but sure was glad they were on Canada's team. I've been an Espo fan ever since.
And a Henderson fan
And if the nhl had bobby orr, bobby hull, Derek Sanderson, Gerry cheevers, it wouldn't have been close
you don’t know that
Agree.
RIP to Bill White, Gary Bergman, Bill Goldsworthy, Ric Martin, J. P. Parise and John Ferguson.
And Brian Glennie
RIP Tony Esposito and Rod Gilbert
As of November 1, 2022 -- the 1972 mayor of Mississauga (Hazel McCallion) is currently 101 years old.. Another hockey playing legend :)
This was a treat.....
It was set-up, have you guys play in the summer. They wanted to play the Stanley cup champions, I said get in the league and if you make it there then you have the opportunity.
Я русский, мне в 72 было 16, игра канадцев / кроме драк/ меня восхитила, они играют до последний секунды матча/ это так идет борьба за Кубок Стэнли/!
А у нас в СССР, было много Проходных матчей, не выиграл и ладно, потом выиграем- Быть может!
И наших русских, это конечно Харламов и Якушев, и конечно Третьяк!
great!!!
Sad Orr couldn't play
And Bobby Hull.
2024....how many are still with us?
Hull's Hadfield joke is priceless if you've ever heard it.
Where is Bobby , sorry BOB, Clarke, Probably at Alan Eaglesons house.
...but only after Clarkie broke Russia's best player's (Valeri Kharlamov) ankle, as ordered by Asst. Coach John Ferguson. NOTHING TO BE PROUD OF, CANADA.
Ken "Mr Cornell" Dryden
Yup Dryden went to college at Cornell and his jersey is in the rafters.
The film clips always show Bill Goldsworthy raising his arms in triumph after game 8 in Moskva Arena. But you never see what his fingers are doing.😆
who's the guy after Brian Gleanie? It's "Don" but the family name i can't figure it out.
Don Awrey, Bruins (and later Montreal) defenseman and car salesman in NH.
@@4orrcountry thx a lot ^^
Cournoyer won 10 Stanley cups. Do you wanna guess where he's gonna wear this one? Too funny!😢
7:58 That's something he has that Guy Lafleur doesn't.
Where’s Eagleson !
In jail
Wherever the deplorable despicables are...
There should have been a small group within the organizers from Canada.. that had the courage to call that team what it really was, "Team NHL" --- NOT 'team canada'. .... No excuse for not have Robert Marvin HULL on that team, for example.
Hazel could hold a week of rain in her face.
The million $ ? Is not where cournoyer is gonna wear his ring ? The millon $ answer is ,is it big enough
I hope they do something special for the 50th even though Puke-In screwed up a full celebration.Mr. Turd-Oh you had better finance some of it!
Dryden GOAT
@ so did your mom
@@chevydryden4508 LOLOL Dryden vs. the Soviets, LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL Red Light Ken
@ he won so fuk off loser
ace canada
When the soviets arrived in Que. All their equipment was confiscated by police, held for ransom, NHL paid😮😮
Dryden was not very good and my favorite player the big M could not control his stress having to play against the Russians, it threw him off his game .
Dryden wasn't very good? lol..... dumb comment
Actually...dryden got a lot of crap...but Watch the games. Not only the hilights...dryden was good...and often trying to defend against 2 on1 or being short handed ... canada won 4 games, tied 1 and lost 3. Dryden was a big part of that
@@mooch514 it would have been great if we had Bobby Hull and a healthy Bobby Orr .
Your right, Tony Esposito won the series