1967 Stanley Cup Finals Highlights - Toronto versus Montreal

[@jeffthrow6892]

Priceless footage from a golden era for hockey....

[@leftcoaster67]

The NHL should have created an NHL Films type unit. To show people how awesome the sport really is.

[@tucci007da]

they have one, it's called the CBC

[@smokesletsgo2374]

John Facenda describing NHL hockey would have been incredible

[@altfactor]

@@smokesletsgo2374 (Deep voice over dramatic background music): "On the legendary ice of the Montreal Forum, the Canadiens hosted the Toronto Maple Leafs in Game 1 of the 1967 Stanley Cup Finals. Given that 1967 was the 100th anniversary of Canada's independence, it was fitting that the only two Canadian-based clubs at the time met to decide who would win the oldest trophy in North American sport...".

[@GetBenched2010]

@@smokesletsgo2374 With our luck we'd have been stuck with Bill Hewitt and Brian McFarlane...

[@sliat1981]

They should actually release dvds of championships. Like the whole finals games in a package.

[@gcbrown1956]

I remember years ago watching this documentary on TV and was so thrilled when I found it here on KZbin. I was 10 years old that spring, and although I grew up in St. Lambert (a suburb located on Montreal's South Shore) and loved the Habs, I didn't mind the fact that Toronto beat us. After all, it was Canada's centennial year in 1967, and since we were hosting Expo 67 as the crowning jewel of the celebrations, many of us in Montreal felt it was only right that the Habs should win the Cup too. But the Leafs had other plans, and full credit to them. In my case, I simply thought it was great that a Canadian team won it in our country's special year. I didn't care if it was the Habs or the Leafs. It's funny how time has shaped all this. Toronto has not won a Cup since then, while Montreal has prevailed 10 times. And there are some Habs fans who think of 1967 as "the one that got away", in spite of the fact that Montreal won the two years before (65 and 66), and won the two years after (68 and 69). Also great to hear both Danny Gallivan and Bill Hewitt calling the games. And the commentator at the end? None other than Alex Trebek, who would go on to host Jeopardy. So many wonderful memories, thanks for sharing this video with us.

[@sliat1981]

This was a news reel. Not television footage

[@robgrune3284]

the end of an era. no adverts on boards. no helmets. no more classic rivalries.

[@34Packardphaeton]

Of all the "highlight reels" that I've watched, this is one of the best ones. And I'm glad that Sawchuk & his team won that last game.

[@Just2Krispy]

How tf did Matthews make it to the 18:23 minute of this video over 30 years before birth ?

[@vincentmittica9001]

Hes reincarnated in his previous life he was George Amstrong

[@ljd1031]

Magic...clearly

[@SamGautreau7]

WTF That's probably Matthews' grandpa lmao

[@vincentmittica9001]

NHL network dont even put on pioneers of hockey anymore. They are so behind NFL and MLB when it comes to old times highlites like this one that promotes the sport. It ridiculous . This video is great.

[@martym.6274]

Perhaps the NHL should focus on the greatness of the game, it’s stored history and the great men who played it instead of pushing the Woke agenda down our throats

[@Section5_CdnIntelService]

Funny to see it in colour. We only had black and white TV sets in those days.

[@altfactor]

I believe the 1967 playoffs were the first time Canadian TV viewers with color sets got to see NHL hockey in color from a Canadian network.

[@CanadianMGTOW]

Probably the first 60,000 views of this video was from people aged 30 and under who do not believe the Leafs ever won a cup.

[@CanadianMGTOW]

***** Your optimism is off the charts. I cheered the Leafs on when they met Gretzky in the 1993 conference finals, and never forgave myself for that. What was I thinking by cheering against Gretzky!!!

[@CanadianMGTOW]

***** A lot of their cups were during World War 2, when all the REAL men were fighting over seas.

[@kurtlautenbach1224]

+Canadian MGTOW Gretzky should have been call for the high stick on gilmour

[@LOKISlog7]

It sure discounts all those hab trolls who try to use the old, tired, lame, unfunny, "there was no color tv when the Maple Leafs last one a cup. Yet; there it is...

[@afghandiamond1225]

LOOOL

[@macandrewes]

My dad was a young man of 33 when he saw the Leafs take game 6 at MLG against Montreal to win the cup in '67. He's 82 now.

[@Torontogal1973]

My dad to Enjoyed the Leafs success from 1942-1967 . 13 Stanley Cup finals and 10 Championships.

[@tucci007da]

I was 7 years old and it was the biggest and best thing I remember from that age, then we went to Expo that summer. Then the moon landing 2 years later. Kids today... awaiting the next Poke game or iPhone

[@calzoneyyy]

ok boomer

[@asdfghjk5880]

Jarred Gagnon ok boomer

[@Jay-vr9ir]

@@tucci007da I was also 7 , I did not know the game very well . I was watching it at my aunts home , in colour she had a few dollars , the colour sets were not very good then and too expensive . I always thought after that , that the Leafs would keep winning .

[@alexeikaramazov]

Thanks for sharing this. Respect for the old timers who played the game a different way.

[@michealjohnston6850]

Yes...that is Alex Trebek narrating...that kid has a future...

[@randycoady7017]

It's Danny Gallivan,,,,,,

[@pavla-andiyasimatovic5115]

I am a 45 year old die hard Leafs fan born in 77. You can do the math. Through all the torment of the 80s and early 90s we thought things would change in 93 and 94. To our wishful thinking. Then the early 2000s showed promise but once again led to the disaster of the following decade.Now once again there is hope. What will this lead to? If I could see one Stanley Cup in my life, it's one of the few things I would want before I die. If I had 3 wishes, that would be one of them. But that is where it ends. Because it is just a wish. All the greatest players find there ways to win. I hope that applies with Matthews.

[@michaelleroy9281]

I saw one before that happens to me I was 12 years old at the time

[@terencemartin523]

I was a kid growing up in LaSalle..so my Mum tells me, she woke me up in the middle of the night ..to tell me that the Leafs had just won the Stanley Cup. That was 53 years ago, my Mum is now 85, still watches hockey, still makes plenty of noise, and she's pretty knowledgable too.About time Toronto woke up too, if they really want it so bad..who knows.

[@NebulizerChi]

Narrated by Alex Trebek, who has passed away today/8 November 2020 The opening line of text with which he is furnished here is inaccurate on two counts: • The Black Hawks (as it was written at the time) were not the defending Cup holders in 1966-67 --in point of fact, the Habs had beaten the Wings in the '66 final; and • The Hawks' most recent Cup conquest at the time had come in '61 --and it was neither their first nor only (also '34, '38)

[@PatFrenchLeafsFan1]

He was a true hockey fan.

[@michaelleroy9281]

The Blackhawks were regular season champions for the first time ever that season were upset by the Leafs 4 games to 2 in the first round

[@NebulizerChi]

So to finish the thought: between 1937 and 1967 (i.e., after the first expansion and the discontinuance of existing honors [sic] for a regular season "league championship" until 1986), "National Hockey League Champions" and "Stanley Cup Champions" are not of necessity synonymous in a given year (but: since 1986, has a President's Cup-winning squad ever once been referred to as ""National Hockey League Champions"? Not to my ears) Nor would it seem that the 'Hawks were called "Prince of Wales Trophy Winners" at the time, even though they in fact were -so it's a passage of time/expansion beyond O6/changing nomenclature thing, with ambiguity in the first instance; sorted

[@sliat1981]

He was a dirty old man and a cheater

[@randycoady7017]

Where are you getting this Alex trebek stuff?? I certainly don't hear him, what's with that??

[@robertmasina4610]

That was a fitting end in the last year of the 6 team league before expansion with the two most storied franchises in NHL history, The Canadiens and Maple Leafs.

[@martytruelove5026]

"The Toronto Maple Leafs Win The Stanley Cup"WOW,on the Centennial year of Canada as a nation.Who would have thought it would be the last one for years to come.

[@michaelleroy9281]

@@martytruelove5026 Expansion left them with nothing Canadiens have won 11 Stanley Cups since 1967-68 first season with the second six

[@jimanderson7648]

@@michaelleroy9281 stupid trades left the Leafs with nothing

[@ALuimes]

@@martytruelove5026 For years to come? We're still waiting.

[@DocSpratley33]

this is an awesome piece of video history! love the audio!

[@altfactor]

It was Toronto's fourth Stanley Cup title in six years. As of January, 2019, they haven't won a championship since.

[@bdff4007]

Since expansion? They've never won a cup since the six team league? Ouch!

[@josephdinardo5418]

No it wasnt they won 13 cups and that was the last time they won

[@Nanu67-e9j]

@@josephdinardo5418 toronto maple leafs has 13 Stanley Cups but 1967 was there last one.. which is embarrassing...

[@ANTHONY0808able]

@@bdff4007 Correct, Leafs won the final cup of the 6 team NHL.

[@bdff4007]

@@ANTHONY0808able I'm having a Tim Horton coffee in suburban Detroit. The staff wear the Maple Leaf on their shirt sleeves; the coffee protector also sports the Maple Leaf. Canadian geese flew overhead a few minutes ago. I originated in Canada. So did Tim, the Leafs, the Geese, and my heart, but they are all tagged by globalists. I do bleed red, white and blue, and that includes the Canadian colors. Just say no to all forms of expansion. Everything gets watered down. Tim's used to taste better than this. And I can't go to Oakland Hills to get Gretzky's son-in- law's autograph, even if I wanted to.

[@drumdrumjimmmy]

My right ear enjoyed this video.

[@billycausgrove9657]

10 Hall of famers on that Maple Leafs team

[@jimanderson7648]

how many on Montreal 8? i think there was something like 17 or 18 Hall of Famers on both teams

[@rinaseccia1599]

A different game ,no helmets ,less padding ,suited up with courage anh determination. A wonderfull era of ice hockey .

[@britteach]

hey barkingclam, there is a special place in heaven reserved for you. Thanks so much for this great video. What a visual treat. The men's hats add a touch of class to the sport. I bow before you.

[@Rebelrider24601]

Thanks for posting this. I was able to show my 6 and 8 yr old sons what real Leaf hockey was all about!

[@mike196212]

I started cheering for the Leafs in 1970. My earliest memories of watching them are bits of a few games that season and the playoff round against the Rangers. I used to hear about their last triumph mostly from my Dad(he was a Montreal fan) and an older cousin who was a Leafs' fan. It is rare,I think,to see this in color. I'm 62 and only have hope left for this frustrating franchise,pretty much designed to break your heart.

[@peters6119]

I grew up playing hockey in Toronto at old St. Mike's arena where several of these Leafs played before they went to the NHL. I even got to meet a few of them at some games and awards banquets. But I didn't start watching NHL hockey until 1968-69 so I've never actually seen the Leafs win the Stanley Cup. I doubt I ever will with the number of teams that are now in the league.

[@vonritter4945]

“Mommy what’s that road called?” “It’s the Don Valley Parkway, sweetheart.” “But why are the cars moving?”

[@SorgiStories]

RIP Alex Trebek.

[@buckzx12r]

What great teams these two were!

[@josephdinardo5418]

It got boring now that the national hockey league has 31 teams now

[@michaelleroy9281]

@@josephdinardo5418 now 32, even more so

[@josephdinardo5418]

@@michaelleroy9281 yea like when will the nhl remove some teams

[@jimanderson7648]

@@josephdinardo5418 they won't as long as Bettman is in control

[@normanlinden5786]

Danny Gallivan, the greatest hockey play-by-play announcer ever. (From a Bruins fan.)

[@brianjones7660]

he resided on Cannonading Drive in the Montreal suburbs, as I recall....😉

[@brianjones7660]

you had to be there.....👍

[@brian13105]

Still remember that final Armstrong goal as a rabid 15 year old Leaf fan it was a tremendous relief of tension and trigger of joy , BUT it would have been very short lived if I had known what the next 54 YEARS would bring ! From 4 Cups in 6 years as a boy to a great grandfather that hasn't been able to share that excitement with any of his hockey-mad children >

[@Jay-vr9ir]

We just took it for granted , that the Leafs would keep winning .

[@Orrscore]

The narrator here: Alex Trebek!

[@brucemorton7787]

It was pretty sad to watch what Harold Ballard did to the Leafs after this unexpected win. The guy was such an arrogant, pompous ignoramus. He lied, cheated and stole his way to controlling interest in what is now the MLSE. Then he tore it apart with his pig-headed attitude and horrible mismanagement. He hired nothing but yes men, and traded his best players when they voiced their displeasure. As a Canadiens' fan, I would have loved for the intensity of their rivalry with Leafs to carry on, but it waned as the Leafs sank into oblivion through the eighties, nineties, and beyond. Sadly, the Canadiens joined them in the toilet in the late nineties. Both teams have had spotty success in the last few seasons, sparking the rivalry somewhat. I want the teams to rise to prominence again and intensify the rivalry at the top of the conference instead of the bottom.

[@mreppen1]

Harold fucked up the Leafs for decades with his antics.

[@Pfsif]

But that's what Narcissist do?

[@whoasked9500]

bruce morton I'm a Rangers fan all the way, and it's basically like that for my team and the Islanders. We're both rebuilding right now and it's painful that we BOTH suck.

[@MrKruger88]

Britton Kithcart the Isles REALLY suck now 😁 Go Leafs!

[@whoasked9500]

I'm a Rangers fan, so screw the Isles.

[@MyRedPony1]

I'm from Toronto, but in '66 we moved to Montreal as my dad, a civil engineer, had been hired to work on Expo. I was 12 and my brother was 10. We'd been raised on the Leafs. It was in our blood, in our DNA. Davie Keon was my first 'celebrity' crush. My dad took us to our very first hockey game in '67 - Game 2 of the Stanley Cup, Toronto@Montreal. As kids, we didn't know any better and cheered when the Leafs got their first goal. I'll never forget my dad putting a gloved hand over our mouths and saying "Cheer to yourself, not out loud." Nothing seems to have changed during the past 50 years. The Leafs - Habs rivalry is as strong today as it was back then.

[@bendolan2087]

MyRedPony1 But now they have a great future with Matthews Marner and Nylander I have a feeling they might win the cup soon.

[@MrKruger88]

LEAF FAN #34 GO LEAFS GO! And Tavares!!!

[@nickvoutos8265]

awesome video thank you for posting

[@glenncenter6579]

Just amazing to see how different of a game is played now.

[@Carlosdagama8]

Wow. I was 5 years old when they won this Stanely cup but I just watched it now and what memories ( I never knew Johnny Bower was that quick. Just awesome stuff.

[@kurtlautenbach1224]

vachon is being inducted into the hockey Hall of fame soon, this was his rookie season

[@robertn-77]

watching this during the covid 19 quarantine during the year 2020

[@michaelleroy9281]

Screw C-19 I was never quarantined

[@MrGoodweedindeed]

Thanks for uploading this! It's great memories.

These times were priceless 4 sure. No helmets, and few goalie masks. Gump W. was afraid to fly, but he'd stand face to face with constant pucks and skates glaring by his face. So fun to relive those days. ⚫🏆👍

[@ljd1031]

Rest in peace Mr Trebek.. #LeafsForever

[@basilsmith104]

Exciting series.

[@EAchank]

Look how fresh n new n futuristic city hall looks

[@Jay-vr9ir]

So many things are not around , look at all the nice 67 Pontiacs , they drove to Toronto City Hall in , up Bay St .

[@PatFrenchLeafsFan1]

I love the part where we see the players take the ice. That is used on today's HNIC intro, but I wish Global used it for its broadcasts of the Leafs in the late 80s with the Molson Export logo over it.

[@altfactor]

The end of the "original six" era. But "original six" is a misnomer: The NHL began with four clubs in 1917, had as many as ten teams in the early 1930's, only to see there of them go out of business during the Great Depression and a fourth (the old New York Americans) suspended in 1942 due to a manpower shortage thanks to World War II (the New York Americans were supposed to return to the league after the war, but never did). The era from 1942 through 1967 should be called "The Classic Six Era".

[@altfactor]

The script was written by Brian McFarlene, who would soon be seen on-camera as a between-periods host of NHL games for both CBC and (after 1972) NBC.

[@ShmuelWeintraub]

And MacFarlane's father wrote under the pen name Franklin W. Dixon... he wrote many of the Hardy Boys' novels for kids.

[@dpreymak]

Leaf fans...just be happy your last cup made technicolor!!

[@chriswalter9358]

+danny preymak perfect comment!

[@DingDangg]

Cold shot! lol

[@nkmcfrln]

Technicolor debuted in 1916. The NHL was founded in 1917. Idiot.

[@tucci007da]

sick burn

[@bobbyrivet46]

@@nkmcfrln someones a little salty

[@mrchopsticks3]

The announcer is good, he should host a game show someday.

[@Sexorcism1]

The music is just great

[@basilsmith104]

Great series.

[@leftcoaster67]

60 shots? No mask! Balls o' steel.

[@scottallen6133]

This has to be a great moment in leafs history for all leafs fans. Sad when you think of it...lmfao!

[@H4DI_8]

I’m surprised we won in colour

[@MrJohnnyDistortion]

There was color film during WWII.

[@bobdewey6727]

I'm a Hab fan, great upload!

[@Skanzool]

Beliveau was an incredible player. The smoothest player ever!

[@dannythomas417]

RIP.

[@mclancer]

One joke was the Leafs never won a cup in colour...Thank you very much for this. what a treat! I hope some day we will see the Leafs win it again. (A guy can dream can't he?).

[@BiffJackson-o4i]

I was 18 in '67 during my hippie period. If I had known that was the last cup the Leafs would win, I would have paid more attention. Peace, man.

[@bradlyzieg1264]

Alex Trebek as narrator thought voice sounded familiar

[@TN-we3zt]

Yep. I noticed that, too.

[@Jiltedin2007]

And last year in 2012, Rogie Vachon earned himself a Stanley Cup Ring from the Kings, along with Marcel Dionne, for all the hard work and excellence he displayed with the Kings back in the 1970's. after the Habs traded him.

[@MrJohnnyDistortion]

They were retired players that were "given" a SC ring. They really didnt earn them.

[@Jiltedin2007]

@@MrJohnnyDistortion After what both Vachon and Dionne have given to the Los Angeles Kings during their playing careers, they more than deserved those Rings! And from what I understood, Rogie Vachon was still in the Kings Organization during the 2012 season, so he would have received a ring along with Luc Robitaille, another Former King still in the Organization.

[@MrJohnnyDistortion]

@@Jiltedin2007 Well then they should give rings to everyone especially season ticket holders, therapists, trainers and so on. All inclusive now. Diversity. LGBTGXYZA1.😆

[@TheDailyReviewBlog]

The best rivalry in Eastern Canada playing for the Stanley Cup

[@VADELMARAHKA-jg2kn]

one of my fav teams and the greatest

[@stratovani]

End of an era is right. The Leafs begin a run of 47 years of mediocrity, while the Canadiens win another 8 Stanley Cups before beginning their own run of mediocrity from 1993 to today.

[@stratovani]

Mike Muschik I would have loved a Montreal-Toronto series in 1993.

[@johnchristopherliscombe9849]

+stratovani so happy the hab cunts have been without the cup for 23 years!

[@pastorfergus]

+Ben Jacox This was 1992-3 (Conference Finals, Game 6).

[@basilsmith104]

Great hockey.

[@D0ntTaseM3Br0]

I legit didn't think they had sports chants in hockey yet in 1967. But then again I legit didn't think the Leafs would choke to the Habs in 7 games this year either.

[@Malohdek]

You can only make fun of the Leafs when you're a Montreal fan. The leafs won the second most cups in the league. So you can't really say shit unless you're Montreal. So please, look up this stuff before you hate. Our team is the oldest and will win a cup again. Atleast we can make the playoffs every once and a while. I heard that the LA Kings, Sabres, Panthers, etc aren't going to make the playoffs this year. So if you're one of those fans... quit making fun of the one that actually has a mathematical chance of making the playoffs and winning the cup. We're trying to stack our team too, since we aren't really full of players like these epic dudes.

[@iDeviceMoDifications]

Lol.. Leafs missed the playoffs and the Kings won the cup. The Leafs are the worst team in the league. They will never even come close to winning another cup.

[@sirgeorgeprevost3612]

I'm an oddity. I was born and raised in Montreal and have been a die hard leaf fan since the early 60's.

[@marcmorin9436]

SIR GEORGE PREVOST Get help...

[@sirgeorgeprevost3612]

Marc Morin Why?

[@ckendall67]

***** How do you know that?? Everyone keeps saying the Leafs will never win another Cup...why, because they're the Leafs? They're not supposed to win anything?? They're always supposed to lose so everyone can laugh & make fun of them? Is that their only purpose for barely even existing still??

[@sliat1981]

Still better footage than the 1981 final on KZbin

[@gondolacrescent5]

The video was produced by Chetwynd Films….I knew an Arthur Chetwynd about 25 years ago. He was quite old then, lived in or near Cobourg, Ontario and I understood he’d had a career of some sort in film production.

[@timothywoods6331]

RIP, narrator Alex Trebek...

[@altfactor]

It's my understanding that the 1967 playoffs were the first time Canadian television broadcast NHL games in color.

[@144wychwood]

I was only 3 years old but I vaguely recall Leaf last cup. Growing up in Montreal, I was Leafs fan because I liked their uniforms. Within year or 2 I realized you can't live in Montreal and be Leafs fan so I changed my allegiance.

[@CodCats]

perfect ending to the final game, we actually won the faceoff in our zone, and cleanly got it up to the captain, with a pass then a shot. well earned

[@sliat1981]

I don’t get it. America had colour tv here. Dunno about Canada. Is this the only colour footage of this game?

[@NewtMan93]

US TV broadcasts had colour TV in 1967. Leafs did win in color on American sports channels. In Canada, it was only in black and white, CBC channel wasn’t in color.

[@sliat1981]

@@NewtMan93 is the dvd in colour?

[@NewtMan93]

The video footage above is. That’s from the US TV broadcast in 1967. I have this footage in HD. Honestly, I should try to upload mine to KZbin. @@sliat1981

[@danielyoung6630]

AND NOW ITS 57 AND 31 YEARS. LES LEAFS AND HABS STILL LOOKING JULY 10 2023. CANADA WE NEED A CUP!

[@HornsbyHavoc]

hey, now i know where i know that voice from! that wax alex trebek, the guy from jeopardy, saw the narration credit and had an aha moment.

[@tan2750]

This Sawchuk kid has a future

[@michaelleroy9281]

Only 3 more years

[@SITRUUNAKAKKU-pl3jj]

TWO OF MY FAVS

[@laurennash4342]

I have this on VHS

[@odiecalodie]

Me too

[@silverage682]

Back when Toronto used to have a hockey team.

[@CanadianMGTOW]

Silver Age Yeah, where did their team move to?

[@MrFight6666]

Canadian MGTOW It moved into the sad abyss of forget and sadness.

[@bossjake6399]

Silver Age they might prove you wrong this time

[@MrKruger88]

Silver Age I'd say it looks pretty good these days too.

[@zednik4hart]

Back then when you weren't born

[@wmoates6029]

This can probably be had at a souvenir stand at the ACC. They've been selling it for years. The announcer is Bill Hewitt, son of the famous Foster Hewitt.

[@MegaWolfgang]

@ldhorricks I have never been able to figure out why the change? personally I liked it better when the white or light was worn at home. Do you know if there was a reason for the change?

[@jeremymacdonald5584]

The last time that the leafs won the cup, goalies didn't even wear masks.

[@JaysCyYoung1]

I'm going to show this video to people every time that someone makes that stupid joke about "well at least I've seen my team win a championship in colour" for the four hundredth time.

[@greghanberry6985]

If it makes you feel better...I'm a Canucks fan 😭😭😭

[@ancientclown]

Since i was born in '66 i can say the Leafs have won a cup in my lifetime...though i don't remember it...I'm sure i was there cheering with my baby bottle.🤣 Blows my mind watching the old footage of not just players not wearing helmets...but goalies without masks.😱

[@streetcarjay]

After this final. Starts the curse of Harold Ballard for the Leafs.

[@americangiant1003]

With the Chicago Cubs winning the world series in 2016, The Leafs now join the New York Knicks among top elite teams in the Big 4 North American sports leagues still waiting for a title. Like the Knicks, the Leafs still out the entire season and have a loyal fanbase in the millions. With Mr. Mathews there is now hope for the Leafs to break the cup drought the longest (as of end of 2017 season)in the NHL.

[@michaelleroy9281]

2024, still waiting

[@parkman35]

A few things...Montreal Goalie Rogie Vachon hung with the Canadiens for a few more seasons playing on the Cup winning teams of '68 & '69 until Ken Dryden showed up in the '71 final then he was sent to the LA Kings where he played for...Bob Pulford who scored the OT winner in game 3...Goalie Terry Sawchuk was claimed by the Kings in the '67 expansion draft where he played 1 season before going back to Detroit for a year then to the Rangers where during his time there would see his life end...

[@Vamanaswastika]

To be Canadian is to love hockey. God I miss Bob Cole narrorating Hockey Night in Canada on Saturdays. And then Wednesday nights on CHCH TV 11. Winter would be blasting away in Toronto, warm wood burning fire place crackling in our home. Mom sitting on couch knitting a sock and dad nursing a Labatts stubby beer bottle. Me? Im taping my hockey stick so I can prepare to skate in the backyard Sunday morning pretending im Wendal Clark. Sighhhh the good ol days.

[@marcosjuarez7809]

I’m not a Canadian, but I’ve really enjoyed (and still do) watching the NHL. I’ve really enjoyed how the NHL expanded to a growing American market especially with my hometown Florida Panthers. The 1967 Stanley Cup Finals between the Maple Leafs and the Canadiens was the last in the historic “Original Six” era before the NHL doubled its size to 12 teams, comprised of the Philadelphia Flyers, the Pittsburgh Penguins, the Los Angeles Kings, the St. Louis Blues, the Minnesota North Stars (now the Dallas Stars), and the now-defunct California Golden Seals (merged with the North Stars).

[@thricefan89]

Covid 19 right now. 442 Canadians infected. No hockey. I need this so bad right now

[@glenncurley680]

I just love the ending, " it's all over, the Leafs have won the Stanley Cup".

[@martytruelove5026]

I have that ringing in my ears...Nobody is going to believe me !

[@sassysammie96]

what song is this playing in the back round??

[@BenShaffer282]

My right ear enjoyed this

[@akbarmahamadjanov3167]

Отличный,добротный,великолепный супер хоккей

[@lars-gunnarastrom4535]

Fair play that time compared to today.

[@transcendenthd1671]

2017. Mike Babcok former Detroit red wings coach, Team full of rookies with so much potential including a young goal tender Fredrik anderson. With a few years and play off experince i sence no doubt Our TML Will be champions again.

[@altfactor]

I didn't think Rogie Vachon wore number 29 during his days in Montreal. I had always thought that Ken Dryden was the first, last, and only Montreal Canadien player to ever wear that number.

[@odiecalodie]

Rogie Vachon was called up from the minors in March 67. Charlie Hodge wore number 1 and Gump Worsley wore Number 30. When Charlie Hodge was picked by Oakland in the 67-68 Expansion Draft , Worsley switched to number 1 and Vachon switched to number 30.

[@DeeAy09]

soon enough this will happen again. we have a great team and gm now and will only get better

[@geewhizz1970]

Still waiting, SUNSHINE .😎

[@PereJoel55]

18:22 Auston Matthews?

[@MircomFan]

Justin Bieber lmao

[@shapeshifter2226]

Happy 57 years!

[@Gustavochaci]

I hope the Leafs win within the next 80 years so I can see them win before I die.