Montreal Canadiens Greats Part 1

[@robertmasina4610]

The team is like the Yankees of the NHL.

[@arlichar11]

thank you so kindly

[@josephthebes4642]

In the 1960's the Candiens were the class of that decade, the flying frenchman were the ones to beat-great teams, point of view from a Hawks fan.

[@adgo22]

3:39 is why I will always love quebec:-)

[@paulgrant1988]

RICHER!!.. MAN THAT GUY WAS AWESOME!. WHAT A PLAYER!. How many times did i see richer score from the [ BLUE LINE!]. A REAL FAST SKATER ASWELL. A great break - away player too!. Just think about how hard his shot his SLAP SHOT would be with these newer lighter hockey sticks??. He most always used a : CHIMO HOCKEY STICK: I THINK? back in the day.

[@PariseRocks]

You’re a Chimo, Mr. Brian Fookes

[@pauljh1989]

Doug Jarvis, yes!

[@charleszymurgy1764]

It's the great general managers that build teams. The Habs have not had anywhere near as good a one as they used to have, "the godfather", Sam Pollock! While he couldn't get Gilbert Perraulty, he did secure Guy LaFleur . . . Dryden . . . Frank Mahovlich . . . .

[@arlichar11]

i wish had subtitles so knew who was who...

[@krisppynugget]

Well maybe it's because in the good ol' days the Montréal Canadiens were actually consisted of players from Québec while now the players are bought from American teams.

[@jeffclark7888]

These guys are honored too often. Overwhelming.

[@cheechchong2898]

Oh poppycock! Don't be so obtuse. 🙄

[@darylwizzard5832]

Why do they have that stupid red carpet, let them skate over