Hi, looks like Edmonton going to beat Dallas What happen to, Dallas, they losing, the game.. Did you find out, who was in Finland 1982., The leaders of NHL. I cant remember hes name. But, i remember he was a big shot, a great NHL business man... Thank you. I love the work you did few hours ago abut Edmonton. Great

BARBER WAS AB INIGMA ... SOME TALENT ON A TREAM OF THUGS .. PROBABLY THE LEAST TALENTED STANLEY CUP WINNER IN HISTORY ... SO BAD THAT MONTREAL cANADIENS BEAT THEM IN 4 STRAIGHT GAMES

Yes you are right, great team, i was there.. To the boat from Sundsvall, to Vasa. Hitch to Tammerfors, and then to Helsinki. I meet, many great people on the road.. One was the boss, of NHL.. And Dave king was there..

with the beautiful and sexy Arlene (Sax) Martel!

I was raised in the Bulkley Valley in British Columbia.I knew Joe and Jim Watson growing up.There still is quite a few Flyers fans in Smithers and Telkwa.I was,6 or 7 years old when they won the 2 cups.The Watsons had a hockey school in Smithers.I was too young to realize that a lot of people were Flyers fans at the time,I was a Montreal fan. I was sitting in the Smithers barbershop the year before they won the cup.I was saying look at Montreal go mom.Jim and Joe got knocked out of the playoffs that year.They said look at us.J8m and Joe were a little cranky at me.

Wow....good one.....

Victor Buono was a dear and kind man besides being a VERY funny comedic actor. I remember several of the things he did including his episodes of the Wild Wild West, Batman and the Odd Couple. Bette Davis and he were friends and she was the one who insisted him for the role of the piano player in What Ever Happened to Baby Jane. In fact, here is a story of that film. When Victor came onto the set, he had been warned about the feud between Ms. Davis and Ms. Crawford. The acting between the two was in part not acting but a hatred between both women in their final careers. The scene where Victor comes in to play and the look he gave shows just how frightened he was to walk into that cat fight. In fact, the take was done in 1 take and afterward Victor got the hell off the set as he had no wish to be in the line of fire so to speak. He was always a gentleman and I was shocked and very saddened to hear of his sudden death. The world has lost a gentleman, a scholar and a truly great actor. RIP dear Sir.

In US I subscribed to a Sling tv on computer I discovered to watch these games for duration of playoffs at $27.50 1st month. Then cancel. As I have no use after for the movies on it. And I cut cable before. The games it telecast are from Espn and TNT. And yes the days of Peter Puck on cbs games are long gone in states. Its pay for everything. Not progress which is typical in these times. All about greed.

good one.....and was it different back then, eh....

Wow what a great video! Excellent job. I love this stuff!

My brother's first NHL game was Atlanta vs. Boston. They had an interesting preseason rivalry with the Birmingham Bulls. I would have loved to be at one of those games.

@6:08 You say Boston was the last hope for a Canadian team to win it???

Great reporting, JJ. Someone posted the Sweden game with no commentary on KZfaq. I hope it's still up. Have a good one!

I agree he should be in the hockey HOF. Besides the two 3rd period goals against the NYRs Gilles Villemure in game 6 of the 1972 finals (the second goal just barely trickled in over the goal line) he also scored 2 third period goals against the Blues Glenn Hall in the 1970 finals game 3 in the Boston Garden. He was a very clutch player in his day. I know, Captain Obvious strikes again!

You really know hockey. Love the coverage you give don cherrys bruins

I met Clarke in the parking lot after phantoms game I lived in Philly during cup years 1974 1975 let's go flyers.

Perry was an idiot and a terrible coach, but Mulvey's story is a bit more nuanced. He was a fringe NHL talent and would have been seen by NHL brass as a role player enforcer. If he's not willing to do that then his value is diminished. Too bad he didn't stick with the Oilers.

He turned into cthulu

Is this the episode where she when she’s driving everywhere keeps seeing herself looking at her? Please help. Is been stuck in my head for so many years.

I was there when he got his 50th goal it was a Saturday afternoon game sabers or rangers He was excited....50 goals meant alot back then.........they stopped the game for a minute..........april 1976

Original demo version of the song began with "Cold winter night" instead of "Hot summer night"

I was at game 3 in Hartford. It was electric!! We didn’t know it at the time but it was Gordie’s and Bobby’ last ever NHL game.

Very informative ! Thank you for putting this together

Always appreciate the World Championships from the past. Thanks for posting!

The king of the dive!!!!!

Ohhh no, He was a Great player, and love music. He love Grateful Dead. He took the whole team to A concert with Grateful dead.i look, at it to day, on KZfaq when he talk abut, that day he took the team to music experience. And they, loved it, they went to the concert next day to. Rest in peace great man. Thank you.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hMthrJOCqLW1f4E.htmlsi=dqZWbNybGCuMIYO7 A popular myth is that after Stan Jonathan broke Pierre Bouchard’s nose, the spraying blood got all over linesman John D’Amico’s face. The truth is the linesman’s face was covered in his OWN blood, not Bouchard’s. When the scrum first broke out, D’Amico was clipped by an errant stick. He got a cut between his eyes. In the video, you can see the linesman getting his cut tended to by a Boston trainer.

At anytime rape is wrong. In the year 1979 things were changing on tv and expecially in the movies. Women (because of birth control) was more promisues and even now today women have a sexual freedom that was unheard of then. The only thing that keeps going thru my mind why Genie does not blame her parents for allowing this to happen, not ABC. Anthony Geary wasn;t thinking that this would happen as it did and lead into a career.. People identified with Luke and was forgiving him. If Genie keeps blaming ABC and her fans why does she not expecially blame her Father and Mother for letting this happen? This is what turns me off on Genie Francis, and the way she wanted out from being cast with Anthony Geary.. Genie better grow up and except some of the blame herself. I think is is being inappropriate for not saying no to ABC, Gloria Monty and most of all her Father and Mother.

Great story of Kate Smith. It is a travesty her statue was removed. Should be put back where it belongs. This was the time the extreme left was rewriting history and removing landmarks with a narrow minded Will.

Andy Messersmith and Curt Flood are True Men of Character. The fact that few professional Ballplayers come to their aid or even thank them for challenging baseball’s “reserve clause” doesn’t say much for the character of today’s Ballplayers. I doubt that many of today’s ball players even know who Andy Messersmith and Curt Flood are. The media, who Control Major League Baseball, are also to blame, along with the baseball agents. Few mention Flood and Messersmith. The media and players control who enters Baseball’s Hall of Fame. Some of the players voted into the Hall were not half the players Flood and Messersmith were.

I was the overnight security manager at Essex House, his home away ftom home in NYC. We got along very well, especially when he realized that I had the keys to the guest shop when he needed his Marlboros, Snickers bar and NY Times, sports section only, the moment we got it on overnight. Contrary to his image, he was never mean, always very low key and down to earth, not a bit of ego or pretention.

My favorite actor. I thought he was great in Walk on the Wild Side, even though every else seems to hate it. He and John Wayne got along very well, he stuck with Alamo when it ran into financial trouble and John Wayne appreciated his loyalty.

I think he should be in the HOF too.

In high school when the Flyers won their 1st Cup on Spectrum ice in 1974 brought the city of Philadelphia to life. For over a decade we had not won a championship in any of the major sports. A couple of days after winning the Cup, the city had a great parade starting out at the Spectrum and going through Center City Philadelphia. This was my 1st Sports parade. The excitement of seeing my favorite players in convertible cars had me next to many of them, and shaking some players hands. They say there were 2 million people at that Cup Parade. One of my fondest sports memories. Many still miss the old barn.

I have that baseball.

Great, work my friend.. He got, hurt in world cup hockey... In the Canada game.. 1977 78.world champion hockey. Cant remember who. Thanks for you work. Yes.

When I was a boy I remember watching David Wilkie teach children to learn swimming techniques on stv's Winning with Wilkie either 1977 or 78. Sad to hear his passing, he had a illustrious career decorated with much success, one of my Scottish sporting heroes of the 70s. Great tribute JJ. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🥇

Best trade the Bruins ever made. The Whalers could have traded Slyvain Cote for Neely. Can you imagine Neely and Ulf Samuelsson on the same team?

He was great in Butterfield 8

In the Boston area, yeah they know the goal. The ticket is a great touch. Thanks, JJ.

That years edition of the Bruins was an interesting mix of veterans and great young players. You're right, that team and series is somewhat forgotten now. They certainly solved Sauve where the Habs had come up empty. I actually thought the Bruins would take the cup that year, but Isles never had a problem scoring on Pete Peeters.

The series was wonderful and the actors were terrific for their parts. Loved it. Watching it now on you tube

Interesting story. You described his wrist shot accurately. He was not a fighter, but I saw him take care of those who pushed him. One of the greatest Flyers of all time. We definitely missed him in the 76 finals against Montreal. I met him one time as a kid growing up in Philly, he was signing autographs with Dave Schultz, the 1st 2 professional hockey players I had met.

Great hockey history but you have to be an "old-timer" to remember Rick MacLeish and the Flyers of that era. That was fantastic hockey! I saw Rick play in the Montreal Forum in 1974 with Philly vs. Montreal. It was the first game of the year between the two, the season after Philly won Stanley. All the legendary names on both teams were there with Fred Shero and Scotty Bowman behind the benches. I feel very lucky to have seen both the original "Broad Street Bullies" and the greatest Montreal Canadiens team of all time. I vividly remember what a great skater Rick MacLeish was, flying down the ice with his hair in the wind in the days when very few players wore helmets!

good to see another Canadian who remembers greg kihn. Did you ever hear any lesser hits on the radio or around?

I had this guy's card but didn't know much about him. Thanks, JJ!

The Twilight Zone is so damn good…. I have such good memories of watching it on summer nights as a kid in the 80’s

One of my favorites! Good job!

Real men playing hockey, Wonderful lack of European ballerinas.

This one I know, good goalie. Canada cup 76..He was great. Thank you. He was Better than Ken. Dryden..