#44: Larry Robinson Interview: Raw Knuckles Podcast

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024

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  • @hazysativa3045
    @hazysativa3045 10 месяцев назад +9

    The respect that comes from Nilan deserves respect all on its own. You can tell he loves listening to Larry talk as much as we do. The admiration is evident. Very genuine, grounded ...

  • @PMajorTremblay
    @PMajorTremblay Год назад +83

    How does this channel not have more subscribers is beyond me!!! Excellent interview yet again!

    • @realjamesbowned
      @realjamesbowned Год назад +5

      spread the word! Knuckles deserves more subs

    • @Azm1919
      @Azm1919 Год назад +1

      Because the habs suck right now.

    • @yeltsin6817
      @yeltsin6817 Год назад +3

      i’m letting all my beer league teammates know. Chris and Tim are great. They let the guests speak

    • @barrynangmalik2293
      @barrynangmalik2293 Год назад

      They're paying attention too much to the leafs when they don't need to lol

    • @jacksmith5692
      @jacksmith5692 Год назад +1

      Just heard about it from Tom Laidlaw's podcast! I'm a huge Nilan fan. The poor guy impacted the Rangers so much when he arrived and we almost made the playoffs. I write poor guy because Chris was always injured in NY. It was tragic!

  • @Allonenotalone
    @Allonenotalone Год назад +8

    Larry is still sharp as a tack. Great memory. Amazing that he can remember such detail from his early days. Great stories

  • @r_p_m7330
    @r_p_m7330 Год назад +22

    I was born in 72. I grew up the biggest Larry Robinson fan. Will always be my all time favorite Hab.

    • @darlasis
      @darlasis Год назад +3

      I was born in 69. Larry Robinson was my all time favorite defenseman. I miss those days.

    • @NoHandle689x
      @NoHandle689x Год назад +1

      A bit older than both of you, same here

    • @kartofle123
      @kartofle123 Год назад +3

      Also born in 72 and #19 was always and always will be the definition of the perfect d man for me. I was so disappointed when Savard wouldn't pony up and pay Larry what he wanted and deserved and he signed in LA. The Habs have had a history of parting on bad terms with their stars and hopefully that changes with the current management.

    • @glenw-xm5zf
      @glenw-xm5zf Год назад +1

      Best D man EVER.. after Orr

    • @SamMalone-y8s
      @SamMalone-y8s 10 месяцев назад

      Larry and Flower were my favourites.

  • @johnvatistas6569
    @johnvatistas6569 Год назад +20

    Excellent interview. Such a gentleman and an amazing defenseman.

    • @edwardlnorton1025
      @edwardlnorton1025 9 месяцев назад

      “Amazing defenseman” is a HUGE understatement. A lot of player’s careers were lengthened because Robinson was always in total control of his temper.

  • @jjevans1693
    @jjevans1693 Год назад +24

    Larry is one of the top 5 defenseman ever!

    • @jimsinger2521
      @jimsinger2521 2 месяца назад

      For sure. Orr, Coffey, Borque and him

  • @sharonnulk6511
    @sharonnulk6511 Год назад +10

    I went early to a preseason game in Providence R I ,Bruins and Habs and noticed Larry Robinson sitting high up in the stands. He wasn't playing that night so I walked up there very nervously to say hello . He invited me to sit down and he talked to me solo for about a half hour . He is one of the nicest athletes that I have ever met. Great gentleman and player.

  • @seanonsports7362
    @seanonsports7362 Год назад +14

    Larry is an absolute legend as a player and human. Complete player who did everything exceptionally well. One of the nicest guys ever as well. Great job Knucks

  • @angelor9433
    @angelor9433 Год назад +16

    I was fortunate to live in Montreal from 75 to 78 and Larry to me was the best player and what a great person God bless you Larry

    • @AlA-ok5jh
      @AlA-ok5jh Год назад +7

      Habs team in the 1970s was awesome.
      Larry was a clean player. He never cross checked players in the back or speared ….

  • @yotoober1
    @yotoober1 10 месяцев назад +1

    Grew up a Bruins fan, hated the Canadiens, but top the hat to Larry. The most underrated D-man in history. Nucks is correct, +722 +/- will never even come close to being beaten. And top of all that, a Class act.

  • @rogerbutchbouchard8019
    @rogerbutchbouchard8019 Год назад +10

    Big Bird! I remember vividly Larry Robinson's first game with the Habs on tv. I also remember Danny Gallagan's classic tv anouncer calls. Robinson passes to Lafleur who passes to Shutt, he shoots, they score!

  • @njswampfox474
    @njswampfox474 Год назад +5

    What a class act. As a Devils fan, I'm sure I speak for most of us that we really miss Larry. Would love to see him be an assistant coach if he ever wants to again.

    • @dannythomas417
      @dannythomas417 Год назад

      I wouldn't want Jacques Lemaire though. He's the worst thing that ever happened to this league.

    • @4orrcountry
      @4orrcountry Год назад

      ​@@dannythomas417 Devils fans heartily disagree.

    • @Cape-Dweller
      @Cape-Dweller 6 месяцев назад

      But Larry, ‘01 cup: 3-0 with Mackenzie in the lineup. 0-4 without him.😣

  • @Edwardo485
    @Edwardo485 Год назад +4

    Larry Robinson, mentioned that Bobby Smith !
    Gave a few words about winning the Stanley Cup
    When he played for the Minnesota North Stars 🌟
    The only Stanley Cup Bobby Smith won was with the
    Montreal Canadiens in 1986 playing such a big
    Part in that Cup victory.

  • @mikeluider3245
    @mikeluider3245 Год назад +3

    Larry is one of the classiest people you will ever meet.

  • @Slide164
    @Slide164 Год назад +2

    Chris, one of your strengths for interviewing is you are a good listener.

  • @stacydornan9765
    @stacydornan9765 11 месяцев назад +1

    Larry was a tough af dude,great to see you 2 Knucks

  • @spooley
    @spooley Год назад +17

    This is the one I've been waiting for, thanks Knuckles, Tim and my fave player, ROBBY.
    Met him at a tire shop promotion the summer before he joined NJ. He stayed well beyond the time scheduled and was a real gentleman.

  • @fredharris9413
    @fredharris9413 Год назад +12

    Great interview ...Larry has always been one of my heroes ..He is a class person who excelled as an all time great ...Multi talented ,honest , strong ,decent leader ...

  • @machader6736
    @machader6736 Год назад +15

    Great job again Chris & Tim.The Bird is one of the greatest defensemen of all time,right there with Orr.Keep these great guests coming boys!

    • @4orrcountry
      @4orrcountry Год назад +1

      I agree. It's 1) Orr, 2) Robinson...and many other good D follow.

  • @patrickfennell1875
    @patrickfennell1875 Год назад +19

    One of my favourite players growing up. When the other team had the pressure on and Big Bird jumped on the ice you knew he was gonna take care of business! Great interview! Keep up the great work Chris & Tim!

  • @billsharp9839
    @billsharp9839 Год назад +2

    Larry was and still is my favorite Hab. I have his jersey as well as Chris Nilan’s still in my closet to this day. This brings back such great memories for me as a kid with my dad. I can’t get enough of the podcast. Great work, Knuckles!!!

  • @michaelgiovani2600
    @michaelgiovani2600 Год назад +5

    My God was he great, a true blue Hockey Legend.

  • @CS58420
    @CS58420 8 месяцев назад +2

    I use to live less than 15 minutes down the road from where he grew up. It's a very nice rural area

  • @ChristopherSmith-mr9yj
    @ChristopherSmith-mr9yj Год назад +3

    One of my childhood heroes that I met. I was not disappointed. Class act.

  • @shocktocker8282
    @shocktocker8282 10 месяцев назад +1

    I'm 67 yo from Boston (Needham, MA), same generation as Chris! Bruins fan with much respect for Larry Robinson. Although the Habs were arch-nemesis, I always enjoyed watching the B's play the Canadiens!

  • @stevedrake604
    @stevedrake604 Год назад +6

    Larry Robinson was a +120 in '76-'77. 😃

  • @DeepCdiver966
    @DeepCdiver966 Год назад +8

    Outstanding podcast Knuckles! You and Tim do it right.

  • @danielblais5047
    @danielblais5047 Год назад +6

    Some of my best hockey memories are from ``big bird`` Robinson. From the 4 consecutive cups of the 70`s to the `86 one, he was a stapple of the ``sainte-flanelle``, let alone the fact he could do interviews in french. A true gentleman and a real champion!

  • @NoHandle689x
    @NoHandle689x Год назад +7

    This was a great interview, as usual. We are getting spoiled. Can you bring Ken Dryden please?

  • @mattkelly9516
    @mattkelly9516 Год назад +2

    Larry Robinson and Chris nilan man we could use these guys they were so great

  • @marilenaiacovino558
    @marilenaiacovino558 Год назад +7

    Great interview with a true legend, one of my favs and what an amazing memory!!

  • @qualityman1965
    @qualityman1965 Год назад +3

    OMG... my number 1 Habs player of all time, and number 2 all at the same time. Thanks nuckles. You're the best.

  • @mptr1783
    @mptr1783 10 месяцев назад +1

    long time Flyers fan from the early 70's and I honestly think Larry Robinson would be my #1 defenseman if I was picking a team. Very underrated IMO but just a great great player. Had the honor to be at the '76 Canadiens Cup clincher in Philly and that team was the best overall one Ive ever seen

  • @davidfitzgerald3653
    @davidfitzgerald3653 6 месяцев назад

    I love the respect knucks has for Larry. I think he was always a little in awe of him. Pretty cool to see the admiration. People dont realize how good Robinson was. He was a beast.

  • @richardblais7445
    @richardblais7445 10 месяцев назад +1

    big bird is one of the nicest guy we ever had. chis too of course lol.we sure miss him. i remember when he said,ont va planter des patates when they aski him what he was gonna do in the summer after another stanley cup win lol

  • @MegaSmarterthanyou
    @MegaSmarterthanyou Год назад +4

    You guys never talkied about when larry fought shultz in montreal(regular season game on a sunday afternoon) and hammered the hammer , so memorable , 75-76 season if i remember

    • @RRaquello
      @RRaquello 10 месяцев назад

      Earlier than that. If it's the fight I'm thinking of, it was the year the Flyers won their first cup, 1974. A Sunday afternoon game on NBC.

  • @KK-vd5kw
    @KK-vd5kw Год назад +2

    Adda boy Knuckles, this is the guy we were waiting for

  • @brendanbishop4254
    @brendanbishop4254 Год назад +9

    Great interview! Both Tim and Chris have polished their craft in such a short amount of time

  • @fredklein3829
    @fredklein3829 Год назад +4

    The Habs season 1976-77, they won 60 games, lost8 and had 12 ties in the regular season.

  • @RRaquello
    @RRaquello 10 месяцев назад +1

    When I was a teenager playing hockey I always wanted to wear #19 and play defense. Because I grew up in NY everyone would think #19 was because of Bryan Trottier or Jean Ratelle, but I always made sure they knew it was Larry Robinson. He was my favorite player of all time. By coincidence, my favorite baseball player was Brooks Robinson. One was Canadian and the other was from Arkansas so I'm presuming they weren't related.

  • @pitrsoundslikepeter7467
    @pitrsoundslikepeter7467 Год назад +5

    Excellent work by all involved in this project!!! Wow! Larry looks awesome, so relaxed and honest! Love, love, love it! Thank you 🙏🏽

  • @6855mike
    @6855mike 10 месяцев назад

    One of the highlights of my life was sitting with Larry in the Tampa airport for about 20 minutes. I was coming home from a Lightning game, having sat two chairs from Scotty Bowman in the press box the night before. Talk about a dream weekend! I approached Larry to tell him he was one of my heroes. He asked me if I had time to sit and chat . . . he's only a couple of years older than me, but I was like a little kid! We talked about the Canadiens dynasty in the 70s, his HOF induction, jersey retirement and coaching in NJ. He was so nice, so generous, just a class act!

  • @marklevy8443
    @marklevy8443 Год назад +1

    Larry Big Bird Robinson is definitely one of my favourite players!!!

  • @moonobservergilles5730
    @moonobservergilles5730 Год назад +5

    another great interview Larry liked a lot still remember the gary Dorhauffer hit when the boards broke what a hard hit. Thanks Chris and Tim

    • @jpecci1262
      @jpecci1262 Год назад

      Great team. They could get brutal if you tried to bully them. They had speed finesse like in the 3-3 great game with Soviets.

  • @anthonyal-hakim6210
    @anthonyal-hakim6210 Год назад +4

    Loved this one! Larry Robinson was/is a stud. Brings back great memories!
    Thanks to you guys for bringing back the great memories of hockey the way it should be played 👍

  • @paulmorgan7232
    @paulmorgan7232 24 дня назад

    One of the greatest defenseman ever. Such a pleasure to watch.

  • @shaynelachance8828
    @shaynelachance8828 9 месяцев назад +1

    Larry Robinson was a great defenceman. He also represented Canada in the Canada Cups in 76, 81 and 84

  • @mikeburgoyne9133
    @mikeburgoyne9133 Год назад +2

    Super interview. Saw Larry play in Halifax and yes that were better then some NHL teams

  • @markhodge7
    @markhodge7 Год назад +3

    Thanks Knuckles. You're interviewing all the legends. You're getting all the stories. Of course, you are a legend to us Habs fans, so we get your stories too. Such a treat!

  • @jpecci1262
    @jpecci1262 Год назад +3

    This was great interview. Knuckles asked great questions as usual. Larry is pretty funny. Had to know he would hate the iPads on the bench. Also love hearing Serge get his props as a favorite player.

  • @cliffroberts1774
    @cliffroberts1774 Год назад +1

    My two favorite players. Chris and Larry

  • @billyrock8305
    @billyrock8305 Год назад +2

    BIG BIRD! 🐦
    Larry’s finger pointing at a rude, foul mouth opponent was legendary.

  • @jasonnacci4091
    @jasonnacci4091 Год назад +2

    26:15 Habs outshoot Seals in Oakland 48-13 ... and lose 2 to 1. If I get a time machine, I am going back in time to watch that game in person.

  • @marvinmatthews4266
    @marvinmatthews4266 Год назад +5

    How nice to hear Larry say that his best friend is Rick Green.

  • @saifonlawrence2044
    @saifonlawrence2044 10 месяцев назад +1

    Larry the GOAT of defencemen

  • @trqenaw
    @trqenaw 9 месяцев назад

    What a treat listening to the great Larry Robinson and discovering he is like the guy next door. I am very impressed with his friendly, aww shucks, humble demeanor; a nice person as well as a great hockey player. Not to take anything away from Nilan, a tough, effective player in his own right. Thanks for this experience.

  • @jackbrown8280
    @jackbrown8280 Год назад +2

    One of the best podcasts out there. Love the guests and what they bring to the fans.

  • @tomgavinski4080
    @tomgavinski4080 Год назад +3

    That was a great one Chris &Tim what an interesting and classy person and a great hockey player really enjoyed it when he played.

  • @KK-vd5kw
    @KK-vd5kw Год назад +5

    Greatest checking line in the history of hockey,
    Gainey-Carbonneau-Nilan

  • @pascalcharpentier7861
    @pascalcharpentier7861 Год назад +2

    C'ÉTAIT TELLEMENT BON ! QUE DE SOUVENIRS DE VOUS VOIR TOUS LES 2 ! YOU ARE DOING A AMAZING JOB CHRIS WITH THIS PODCAST. BRAVO

  • @patrice5976
    @patrice5976 Год назад +2

    Larry Robinson is the epitome of that dinasty

  • @randycollins7910
    @randycollins7910 Год назад +2

    Enjoyed this very much. I'll never forget the hit Robby laid on Dornhoefer. I nearly jumped through the roof with excitement. Great memories. Thank you for this . Good health and good luck to all.

    • @ronmoore4372
      @ronmoore4372 Год назад

      For years after when Dornhoefer was the colour commentator on HNIC and did the Montreal games he would always mention ' there is where Larry Robinson hit me so hard he broke the boards. " They had to get a maintenance guy out with a hammer to bang the boards back in shape.

  • @garysullivan3144
    @garysullivan3144 Год назад +4

    I'll never forget Larry.....what a defenseman. not know as a fighter he destroyed the "Hammer" Schultz

    • @jdkrxw
      @jdkrxw 2 месяца назад

      He wasn't known as a fighter - because all the 'fighters' knew he was not to be messed with.

  • @ronlarocque3538
    @ronlarocque3538 Год назад

    My mom lived on a dairy farm just down the road from Larry. William McGarrs Farm where she was adopted and raised. She pointed you out in junior Larry. You became my favourite player very quickly! The farm was where they re-named the line road in your honour. Ross and Gladys Wadell were on the other side. Every time I drive through 'Kenmore' I go up and look at the Road sign with YOUR name on it! I'll never forget that game where Hunter ran our goalie and you had enough! You fought Hunter(when he finally dropped his stick!); he wanted no part of you! AND you fought crazy mental 'Wolf' Paiement and gave him a few good shots! My brother and I had great seats. Never started them; but always finished them! The boys were glad you were on the ice when IT started Larry! Have the poster you autographed for my Mom Verna Bradshaw in my Office here in Ottawa. Thanks for all the thrills Larry 10 SC Rings! You look great! Knuckles you were nuts! Loved you too! Those Battle of Quebec games! - Ron Larocque.(PS- Your Dad Les would probably remember mom)

  • @royshroud9536
    @royshroud9536 Год назад +1

    It must have been nice to know that you were faster and tougher than everyone in the league! Larry!

  • @naomiandalex
    @naomiandalex Год назад +1

    Great stuff! Such fun to hear about! Thanks Chris!

  • @colbiecolbie6979
    @colbiecolbie6979 Год назад +2

    Another awesome podcast! Larry! What a memory you have !

  • @Madisonrvr
    @Madisonrvr 11 месяцев назад +1

    Knuckles reading off Larry's career resume..........just mindblowing.

  • @kenbarthSimAV8tor
    @kenbarthSimAV8tor 3 месяца назад

    Love ❤ Larry! been a longtime Habs fan from the West Island and now on Vancouver Island
    Stay well both of you 👍 ❤

  • @curtisault2508
    @curtisault2508 Год назад +3

    Great stuff, just a wonderful show.

  • @daveyboy_
    @daveyboy_ Год назад +2

    In 86 playoffs in the first round when I saw Larry fight Sleigher- twice . I knew things were different.

  • @louamorin4246
    @louamorin4246 Год назад +1

    Great interview with my childhood hero Larry. That famous Lambert OT goal against Boston was not the first goal Montreal scored. Larry blasted one into the net but it bounced out and was missed by the ref and goal judge.

  • @wst8340
    @wst8340 Год назад +3

    Robinson and Green as partners.
    As a forward I would tell the coach put somebody else out there.

  • @kenbarthSimAV8tor
    @kenbarthSimAV8tor Месяц назад

    ❤ you larry
    Always enjoyed your game!
    Stay well Larry and Knuckles 👍

  • @debbywillan5165
    @debbywillan5165 Месяц назад

    This is priceless, thank you so much.

  • @georgemoscahlades7473
    @georgemoscahlades7473 Год назад

    When I played in men’s leagues I used your stick. The blue Sher-Wood PMP 5030.
    I also wore number 30.
    Fun times. Thanks for the memories Knuckles.

  • @darrellbevacqua3871
    @darrellbevacqua3871 Год назад +1

    Wow The best hockey Podcast out there! Thanks Knucks, Tim & Larry!

  • @zieglla
    @zieglla Год назад +1

    Another great episode with an NHL legend

  • @davidrowen7867
    @davidrowen7867 Год назад +2

    Best podcast!

  • @felixculpa3520
    @felixculpa3520 Год назад +1

    Nothing but class.

  • @michaelsnow5054
    @michaelsnow5054 Год назад

    I just recently subscribed to this channel and this is the 3rd interview ive watched so far. What makes this channel so much better than the other one that gets attention....you let the guest talk and tell their story. Its about them and im not hearing too many hosts voices and their memories of said player. THANK-YOU!!!

  • @ildarm
    @ildarm Год назад +1

    thanks Tim and Knucks!

  • @caperguy99
    @caperguy99 Год назад

    I just found this channel and I'm positive a lot of guys I know don't know about it but I will bring them up to speed guaranteed. Two of my favorite guys I grew up idolizing throughout the 70 s and 80's as far as toughness Larry was certainly a force to be reckoned with but Chris Nilan oh man it was '' fuck around get knocked down '' a lot of people don't realize that Chris was quite capable of putting the puck in the net . The greatest era of hockey occupied by the greatest guys !! My boyhood heroes !

  • @frankhuber9912
    @frankhuber9912 Год назад

    Holy cow, I REMEMBER THAT GOAL IN OVERTIME! Watched the game on an early sixties era black and white RCA. (My brother might still have that tv, crapped out in 71 right after the second last playoff game that year. Had to go watch the habs win the cup at my neighbor's house).

  • @brucelowe3391
    @brucelowe3391 Год назад +2

    Beautiful podcast. I was on the edge of my seat watching the chat between Larry and Chris, lot of history. Living in Ottawa I cycle by Marvelville / Marionville on my bicycle and cross Larry Robinson Rd and always get flash backs of my youth watching the Montreal Canadians. Thank you.

  • @edzanjero353
    @edzanjero353 Год назад

    My first exposure to NHL hockey was the L.A. Kings 74-75 season, where I fell in love with hockey. It was also the Kings best point total season in franchise history, 105 points, with no superstars. But it was a superbly well coached team under Bob Pulford. Larry played for the Kings years later, but I watched Larry's rookie year with Montreal and the great names. Wow, he was great. Wonder what Larry thought of guys like Dave Taylor, Butch Goring, Tommy Williams, Bob Murdoch?

  • @dikbozo
    @dikbozo Год назад +1

    Completely awesome interview here. I could listen to these two old farts blather onlike this for hours. Special to me, as Mr. Robinson is my favorite player and Knuckles is the second favorite. Great stories and insights.

  • @TheHojirt
    @TheHojirt Год назад +2

    Impossible not to like Big Bird. There was this big Dutch guy at the gym and I told him that he reminded me of Big Bird. He got offended as he thought that I was insulting him and I told him to goggle Larry Robinson. The next day he had a big smile as he had seen how much respect Larry was getting.

  • @centerhice7948
    @centerhice7948 Год назад

    Great show guys ty Larry is a class act. My all time complete defense men

  • @jessesparks4511
    @jessesparks4511 Год назад +1

    I tried other hockey podcasts...Spittin Chicklets, Cam and Strick and a couple others. None compare to this one. Love knuckles and his show, it's the only one that lets the guests speak without interruption. How is it there aren't hundreds of thousands subscribers??

  • @andrewwills8516
    @andrewwills8516 Год назад

    Larry Robinson the absolute greatest defencemen of all time Larry I wish you had some kind of coaching position for our young players,I've always loved how you'd follow through on him checks Pollo man 🤔😎

  • @vanderhoofboy4
    @vanderhoofboy4 Год назад

    My favourtie Hab ever! What a great interview. Larry tells a great story!

  • @stevenkunzer7289
    @stevenkunzer7289 Год назад

    What an awesome resource this podcast is to hear from legendary players just being themselves. I echo the sentiment this channel should have more subs if you are a Hockey fan it is a no brainer.

  • @rickjobin8241
    @rickjobin8241 Год назад +1

    I love this Podcast with Larry BIG BIRD Robinson. Always wanted to meet him.He grew up with the Godwin family in the area.Knowing Moe & Larry. My friend was invited to a Montreal Canadiens young prospect try out as a goaltender. And was fitted with a pair of used Ken Dryden pads. They said he would never fit in them because he wasn't going to grow that tall. He ended up getting Wayne Thomas's pads made of leather by Keneski.And,still has them today. But,missed out on Ken's pads.One day I hope to have a chance to meet Larry.I'd like if Larry would become a defence coach here in the Ottawa Senators.

  • @christopher1459
    @christopher1459 Год назад +2

    Greatest defenseman of all time..

  • @frankvessella9697
    @frankvessella9697 Год назад +1

    Great Interview!!👍

  • @Doral4720
    @Doral4720 Год назад +4

    60-8-12 in 1976-77. Greatest team of all time

    • @4orrcountry
      @4orrcountry Год назад

      55+ year Montreal Gazette hockey writer Red Fisher disagreed. He said the 1960 Canadiens were the best team ever.

    • @4orrcountry
      @4orrcountry Год назад +2

      Longtime Bruins fan here. The '77 Canadiens was the best team of MY lifetime - they would win Cups TODAY, no problem. I'm too young to have seen the '60 Canadiens. Big Larry and Guy are my all-time favorite opposing players - class and excitement.

    • @Doral4720
      @Doral4720 Год назад

      @@4orrcountry these things are subjective but it’s hard to argue with the 1976-77 Habs.

    • @TedSmith-m4k
      @TedSmith-m4k 3 месяца назад

      Edmonton was better 3rd line center Craig Simpson had 50 goals who was the Canadians 3rd line center oh yeah doug risebrough oilers 2nd line center mark messier canadiens 2nd line center oh yeah doug Jarvis canadiens 1st line center lemaire 97 points oilers 1st line center Gretzky 215 points. That team lost Gretzky Paul Coffey grant fuhr oh but wait they still won the cup. Are you starting to get the picture

    • @Doral4720
      @Doral4720 3 месяца назад

      @@TedSmith-m4k that’s your opinion and I disagree. Their record speaks for itself and since they didn’t play each other we will never know.

  • @JacksonAxe
    @JacksonAxe Месяц назад

    My grandmother's favourite player. I still have his hockey cards.

  • @terryferan9028
    @terryferan9028 9 дней назад

    I saw one game at the old Garden as a kid in the late 70s. It was the Bruins against the Canadiens. I don't remember seeing Chris but Larry looked huge on that small ice surface.

  • @rcormier5096
    @rcormier5096 Год назад +3

    I remember that playoffs against the flyers. Larry almost killed Gary Dornhofer a hip check in the board . They had to repair it. It was broken lmao

    • @ronmoore4372
      @ronmoore4372 Год назад +2

      Dornheofer went on to be a colour commentator with HNIC.At almost every game he did in Montreal he never failed to mention " there is where Larry Robinson checked me and they had to repair the boards." He thought it was a hoot and chuckled about it.

    • @RR-uj2vx
      @RR-uj2vx Год назад +1

      As I recall, Robinson was given a Delay of Game penalty because a worker had to come out and hammer the board back into place.