All of us die hard Leaf fans knew when we gathered around the TV set to watch this Semi Final game 1, that the Buds chances of defeating the Hab's were practically nil. But it was completely OK, for just days earlier the Leaf's had won their own Stanley Cup; spiritually speaking of course. Their victory over the Islanders was and remains to this day one of the greatest moments in hockey history for Leaf fans; certainly post 1967. The Gods of Hockey had elevated Palmateer to secular sainthood and we were all just simply enthralled to be witnessing the first meeting of the Leafs and Habs in the playoffs since the 67 expansion.
When the Habs were like their own All Star team. Shutt, LaFleur, Robinson, Savard, LaPointe, Lemaire, Dryden, Gainey, Cournoyer. Lafleur had 60 goals and 72 assists that year!
the end of an era. the rivalry. rinks free of adverts. the Forum. Doucet for the anthem. Gallivan/Irving combo. NHL theme song. all the great players who would become hall of famers, some legends. games of speed and finesse, and more. hockey has not been the same since.
No better team then the 70’s Canadians, it’s not even close! They had all the best French cdn player’s available, because back then they only went to Montreal. Lafleaur was my favourite of all time, he had it all!
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Here's how I think The National Hockey League should do about realignment Eastern Conference Northeast Division Detroit Red Wings Montreal Canadiens Toronto Maple Leafs Ottawa Senators Buffalo Sabres Metropolitan Division Boston Bruins New York Rangers New York Islanders New Jersey Devils Philadelphia Flyers Pittsburgh Penguins Southeast Division Washington Capitals Carolina Hurricanes Florida Panthers Tampa Bay Lightning Nashville Predators Western Conference Central Division Chicago Blackhawks Minnesota Wild Columbus Blue Jackets St Louis Blues Dallas Stars Northwest Division Calgary Flames Colorado Avalanche Utah Hockey Club Vancouver Canucks Winnipeg Jets Edmonton Oilers Pacific Division Los Angeles Kings San Jose Sharks Anaheim Ducks Seattle Kraken Vegas Golden Knights
The greatest hockey commentator of all time.
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danny g of course....resch? eh
Dick Irvin Jr of course
@@johnorleans6814 Danny. The Savardian Spinarama! Rapier like fashion! A shot of ENORMOUS magnitude! lol He was awesome.
Great memories, even love the commercials.
All of us die hard Leaf fans knew when we gathered around the TV set to watch this Semi Final game 1, that the Buds chances of defeating the Hab's were practically nil. But it was completely OK, for just days earlier the Leaf's had won their own Stanley Cup; spiritually speaking of course. Their victory over the Islanders was and remains to this day one of the greatest moments in hockey history for Leaf fans; certainly post 1967. The Gods of Hockey had elevated Palmateer to secular sainthood and we were all just simply enthralled to be witnessing the first meeting of the Leafs and Habs in the playoffs since the 67 expansion.
When the Habs were like their own All Star team. Shutt, LaFleur, Robinson, Savard, LaPointe, Lemaire, Dryden, Gainey, Cournoyer. Lafleur had 60 goals and 72 assists that year!
As a goalie, I get a kick out of watching Palmateer play. Holy cow, the guy was all over the place!
the end of an era. the rivalry. rinks free of adverts. the Forum. Doucet for the anthem. Gallivan/Irving combo. NHL theme song. all the great players who would become hall of famers, some legends. games of speed and finesse, and more. hockey has not been the same since.
Just three nights after being knocked out by the Leafs, Chico Resch was able to do the color beside Danny G. Great to hear his comments and insight.
resch wasa jealous hater of the superior teamthat reschs' team could NEVER
back in the day No other channel did hnic better than cbc
@ 4:51...I wonder if I can still get a copy of "The Magic Organ!"
Dick Irvin Jr is the greatest hockey tv journalist
Palmateer and Dryden both wore the number 29. Interesting.
A young Randy Carlyle, future Norris Trophy winner.
He had too much upside potential, so the Leafs had to trade him or else risk making their team better.
Good game November 2 2019
Boy we all miss them days, when men were men and women were women! It sucks to live in these confused times.
The Leafs were good in 78 but ran into a dynasty.
Wait a minute...@1:31:04 Ford is trying to tell us that a Granada is as nice as a Mercedes or a Caddy? GTF outta here with that BS!
well to her maybe...lol
No better team then the 70’s Canadians, it’s not even close! They had all the best French cdn player’s available, because back then they only went to Montreal.
Lafleaur was my favourite of all time, he had it all!
I want that Magic Organ record! lol no, not really.
if Palmateer was the size of Dryden it would have helped.....he was so little but fast.
or if Palmateer had Dryden's defense in front of him
What happen to college football team Miami hurricanes full documentary episodes can you return it on you tube it will be nice to put back on you tube ok thank you
Here's how I think The National Hockey League should do about realignment
Eastern Conference
Northeast Division
Detroit Red Wings
Montreal Canadiens
Toronto Maple Leafs
Ottawa Senators
Buffalo Sabres
Metropolitan Division
Boston Bruins
New York Rangers
New York Islanders
New Jersey Devils
Philadelphia Flyers
Pittsburgh Penguins
Southeast Division
Washington Capitals
Carolina Hurricanes
Florida Panthers
Tampa Bay Lightning
Nashville Predators
Western Conference
Central Division
Chicago Blackhawks
Minnesota Wild
Columbus Blue Jackets
St Louis Blues
Dallas Stars
Northwest Division
Calgary Flames
Colorado Avalanche
Utah Hockey Club
Vancouver Canucks
Winnipeg Jets
Edmonton Oilers
Pacific Division
Los Angeles Kings
San Jose Sharks
Anaheim Ducks
Seattle Kraken
Vegas Golden Knights
Nobody could sing O Canada like Roger Doucet. The women they have nowadays are just terrible. Sing it the way it's written, PLEASE!
so very true.
Enough...