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PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #326 Entertainers Talking About Hockey → Dave Bidini's Hockey Nomad, Pt 1 Dave Bidini’s Hockey Nomad, Pt 1

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #327 Hockey Music → Fourteen and Me by Stephen Stanley Stephen Stanley stops by studio 211 with friends Dave Bidini and Chris Murphy to promote their upcoming appearance on Hockey Day In Canada

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #328 Video Games → Activision - Ice Hockey - Atari 2600 - 1981 Nin10Guy and genericperson12 will be doing a two person review of a sports game on the Atari 2600 and that game is Ice Hockey made by Activision in 1981

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #329 Food & Recipes from Hockey Players & Families → Rick Tocchet - Spaghetti Dinner Rick Tocchet – Spaghetti Dinner

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #330 Historical Games → Penticton Vees/Canada vs USSR - 1955 World Championship March 6, 1955 – World Ice Hockey Championships – Krefeld, Germany – Canada (Penticton Vees) vs USSR – Championship Game

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #331 NHL Showdown → Rick MacLeish vs. Gilbert Perrault vs Chico Resch - 1978 Rick MacLeish vs. Gilbert Perrault vs Chico Resch – 1978

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #332 NHL Showdown → Larson, Potvin, Picard, Beck, Greschner, Wilson vs Palmateer An episode of the intermission special shown throughout the 1979-80 NHL season, Showdown ’80 was a precursor to the NHL Skills Competition. In this episode, Reed Larson, Denis Potvin, Robert Picard, Barry Beck, Ron Greschner, and Behn Wilson all have five chances on Maple Leafs goalie Mike Palmateer

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #333 NHL Showdown → Gilbert Perreault vs Lanny McDonald vs Rogie Vachon - 1978 Gilbert Perreault squares off against Lanny McDonald in this installment of Showdown 78. Rogie Vachon is in goal and ready for the challenge. Hockey Night in Canada has always had the best intermission entertainment, and here’s just another reason why

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #334 NHL Showdown → Guy Lapointe vs Borje Salming vs Wayne Stephenson - 1978 Guy Lapointe vs Borje Salming vs Wayne Stephenson – 1978

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #335 NHL Showdown → George Armstrong vs Andy Bathgate vs Johnny Bower - 1978 George Armstrong vs Andy Bathgate vs Johnny Bower – 1978

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #336 National Hockey League → Doug Harvey Tribute DOUG HARVEY REVOLUTIONISED HOW TO PLAYER TO BLUE LINE, BECOMING THE FIRST OFFENSIVE DEFENDER OF HOCKEY. Doug Harvey is not only considered one of the best if not the best defender in the history of Canada, it has also completely changed the style of players moving its position. First back offensive hockey, Harvey has developed a style based on puck control which greatly contributed to the offensive success of the Habs in the 1950s, and has since been copied by generations of quarterbacks NHL. Talented in several disciplines, Harvey practiced any sport at any time of the year. He played semi-professional baseball and excelled in football and lacrosse, but it is ultimately his skills on the ice that have earned him his greatest success and fame. Originally from west of Montreal, Harvey sest attached to Canadians middle of the 1947-1948 season and quickly proved that he had the skills to excel at the highest level. Over the next 14 years, the defender of 511 and 190 pounds shined the Montreal blue line and had a career that would earn him a place among the best in history. imposing, strong and capable dagressivité when the situation commanded, Harvey let it clear to his opponents that they nétaient not welcome on his side of the ice, and they quickly became hesitant to venture sy. winner gallon in the Habs defensive corps as the veterans retired, Harvey got more playing time and played a greater role in the success of the team from year to year. He was named to the first détoiles NHL team in 1951-1952, an honor that he would also receive during the following 10 seasons. His offensive statistics augmented in proportion to his ice time. Harvey has reached the milestone of 30 points for the first time and won his first Stanley Cup in 1952-1953, two feats that he would repeat several times before the end of his career. déquipe Player foremost, Harvey often let pass opportunities marking, preferring collect references Daide while helping teammates whose contracts contained bonuses attributable to the number of goals scored. His qualities handler washer allowed him to keep the disk as long that he wished, often to the chagrin of fans , coaches and opponents who had to settle of a bystander when the defender took a chance that he alone could afford, while avoiding most of the time to get caught out of position. Able to speed up the pace of a game with reckless passes that seemed always on target, Harvey could also slow down the tempo when savérait necessary, issue of losing the momentum ladversaire or allow his teammates to catch their breath. Mon 12 players have been part of five winning training Stanley Cup consecutively from 1956 to 1960, Harvey was the cornerstone of a power play that regularly scored two goals or more in dune same numerical superiority. This unit was so productive which forced the NHL to change its rules to allow a player to leave the penalty bench when his team gave a goal. While these editions Canadians entered the legend, Harvey began to reap the individual honors. He won the Norris Trophy as best defenseman in 1954-1955, the second year dexistence title, and retained for four years. After selling Lhonneur his teammate Tom Johnson 1958-1959, Harvey took over his property for two years, his last two seasons with the Canadiens. among the best players to ever lace up the skates, Harvey was invariably the most smart on the ice. During his 14 seasons with the Canadiens, he reissued the record books for the defenders, signing his name at the top of almost every statistical category for both the regular season for the series, and setting new standards for generations to come. Doug Harvey was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in 1973 and his jersey number 2 sest found ceiling Forum October 26, 1985. He died in 1989

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #337 Advertising → Commercial for NHL Table-Hockey Game - 1960 Toy hockey game offer. — 1960. — 90 seconds. — Black and white. — Television commercial for NHL table-hockey game available at Imperial Esso service station dealers. CBC radio personality Alan McPhee is speaking to Doug Harvey, all-star defenseman for the Montreal Canadiens, and his son who are playing with the game. The hockey-game promotion was celebrating the 25th anniversary of Imperial Oil as sponsor of Hockey Night in Canada

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #338 World Hockey → Dynamo Moscow History - 1st National Championship 1947 Dynamo Moscow History – 1st National Championship 1947

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #339 World Hockey → Report on Early Soviet Union Hockey - 1947 Report on Early Soviet Union Hockey – 1947 – Outdoor Rink

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #340 World Hockey → CSSR vs UDSSR - 1977 CSSR vs UDSSR – 1977 – Full Game Highlights

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #341 World Hockey → USSR vs CSSR - 1969 USSR vs CSSR – 1969 – World Championship

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #342 World Hockey → USSR vs Sweden - 1955 - Documentary A short documentary covering two exhibition matches between the national teams of the Soviet Union and the visiting Sweden, held in Moscow in 1955

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #343 World Hockey → Canada vs CCCP - November 1960 Canada vs CCCP – November 1960

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #344 Other North American Leagues → Chicago Shamrocks vs St Paul Saints - Early 1930s Chicago Shamrocks vs St Paul Saints – American Hockey Association – Early 1930s – Chicago Stadium

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #345 Classic NHL Brawls → Dallas Stars vs Boston Bruins Dallas Stars vs Boston Bruins – Brawls & Fights

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #346 Classic NHL Brawls → Montreal Canadiens vs Quebec Nordiques Montreal Canadiens vs Quebec Nordiques – Good Friday Brawl

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #347 Classic NHL Brawls → New York Rangers vs Toronto Maple Leafs - 1959 New York Rangers vs Toronto Maple Leafs – 1959 – at Maple Leaf Gardens

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #348 Classic NHL Brawls → Montreal Canadiens vs Boston Bruins - 1970 Montreal Canadiens at Boston Bruins bench clearing brawl 1970 – Boston Police involved

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #349 Classic NHL Brawls → Reggie Fleming vs Toronto Maple Leafs Brawl - 1963 Chicago Blackhawks vs Toronto Maple Leafs Bench Clearing Brawl and Fans-Players Altercation – December 7, 1963

PRESIDENT Administator 1302 posts	posted over 11 years ago #350 National Hockey League → NHL Arenas - Chicago Stadium Chicago Stadium was nicknamed the MAD HOUSE ON MADISON. due to its location on Madison Street & also due to it being the loudest building in the NHL