Would’ve been interesting to see a healthy MacLeish and Parent playing in these playoffs.

One of the Habs, years later, remarked there was a reason why the Canadien players were sitting down for pictures with the Cup after taking Game Four. That's how exhausted they were from the physical demand of sweeping a team as good as Philly.

bob wilson appreciated any good hockey

bob wilson was better than watching on tv

Two greatest dynasty’s were the Habs of the 70s and the Oilers of the 80s

I loved pulling for Wayne Stephenson. Great story filling in for Bernie....unfortunately you cannot be just an adequate back up goalie. He played well at times....just not Stanley Cup level especially against a Juggernaut like that Habs team

Bill Campbell is gold on the airwaves. He called Chamberlain's 100 point game for the Philadelphia Warriors, the complete 4th quarter audio of the Dipper's feat survived! I miss my old Bulls. My favorite Bulls team is 74/75 year. Thank you for sharing!

We don't care about crummy dorky Islander "broadcasters". Where is Marv Albert ?

I remember listening on my transistor radio when I was a kid. They used the call of the Hart goal in this game as the intro to all of the games on WMCA for a couple of years after.

Who said the Flyers only could only play the goon part of the game? Bobby Clarke won his 3 rd Hart Trophy 🏆 👏 in 4 years as NHL MVP

Okudera’s equaliser led to the back page headline the next day… “Forest sunk by Jap sub”. Of course, it turned out two weeks later that Forest had not been sunk after all.

Great stuff

I was at this game and it was the first game that the goal siren was used.

Was this the "Double Chili" game?

If John Sterling was still calling play by play for The Islanders, especially when they won their first Stanley Cup, he'd be saying ISLANDERS GOAL, ISLANDER GOAL OVER AND OVER AGAIN.

Reggie Leach had an amazing playoffs, but the Conn Smythe should have gone to Guy Lafleur imo - Canadiens swept the Flyers !

Loved Big Bird !

No Bernie Parent.... Interesting!

Marv Albert was the best radio play by play announcer for basketball and hockey ever.

I was a 13 year old Ranger fan listening to it on my transistor radio. I was crushed after that OT Goal. Kinda got me ready for alot of heartbreak 💔 being a Ranger fan lol. The Islanders became a good than great team after this game.

15.00 - What a balls-up, they cut to the bloke in the radio station who's giving score updates and misses the only goal of the game!

My buddy had this on a cassette tape and if you rode in his car, you were gonna hear it. Eventually I almost had the damn thing memorized! I was a Bulls fan, and we lived in Chicago, but we were all-in on the Knicks in these finals (Frazier was a star a Southern Illinois University, so we were on the Clyde bandwagon). Tremendous play-by-play by a young Marv Albert. "DeBuschre from 20, YES!" 😀

boy, takes me back to being a young kid listening in bed with my radio to the Hawks games.... the sounds of the crowd, the screeching horn, the booming organ.... wow. It wasn't until 80/81 until i was old enough to get season tickets in the 2nd balcony for about 8 years. Best times of my life :)

❤Thanks Very much bbc Loddon. ❤

Yes they did, i worked for him one yr. He went on to Edmonton oilers

Market Square Arena was great days

I use to b a stick boy for the Racers

Thanx whoever posted this.

Great days

I probably listened to these games when they originally aired

Montreal deserved the Cup , they were a great team but the Flyer’s battled with them every step of the way. Great series.

Wow…this was the same day the Giants lost to the Eagles…”the Miracle at the Meadowlands”

do you think that was chadwick howling on the espo goal?

If Parent and Mcleash were playing in this series the Flyers would have won 3 straight

I have a few of these

I have the original album and the re released CD. Great memories of the best Knicks teams.

No reflection on the Flyers. They lost to the deepest team in NHL history.

My Dad went to school with the brothers❤

If you lived anywhere but Philadelphia, you were rooting for the Habs. The Flyers were the most disliked team in hockey and maybe the most disliked team of all-time in any major sport because of the way they, uh, "played."

The guy whose team got swept in the finals got awarded the Conn Smythe Trophy?

My dad and I were part of the 65K at Giants Stadium that night.

Yogi.....why not George Stone in game 6?

San Francisco Giants organist Steve Hogan .

Reminded of how plodding Ron Oakes was as a broadcaster. Didn't help that the Blackhawks at the time were so mind-numbingly dull.

I had this and the 1969-70 record...

I was sixteen year's old, Now sixty one wow.. thanks for the memories to all of the members of the Montreal Canadians , you've left behind a legacy which most likely well never be match Four Stanley cup champions ship's in a row .. Hockey in Montreal Quebec is not just a game , it's a religion and very seacret to us here, thanks again for the memories.

No Bernie Parent might've been a different series had BP been healthy..

If Parent was playing things may have been different.

If anyone out there has more Bob Wilson Bruins Games please please please share them with us. His voice alone brings back some wonderful memories.

This was a great team that never received their just due. A phenomenal team who had role players, clutch players, who all knew and accepted their respective roles. The Islanders always fashioned their run post Les Habitants'. They met often in the playoffs, as Montreal taught the Islanders' Dynasty how to win. Just as Gretzky often mentions how the Isles taught the Oilers how to win off losing, so did Montreal for the Islanders. Adversity built character for both Edmonton & the Isles in their respective runs thanks to these great Canadiens teams from the 70s. It was a great time to be a hockey fan as we watched three great teams dominate the sport for 12 years.