Patrick Roy vs. Mario Tremblay - LIVE

2 décembre 1995
Red Wings de Détroit vs. Canadiens de Montréal
Forum de Montréal
Enregistrement LIVE de SRC avec Claude Queneville et Yvon Pedneault

[@leafyutube]

Not much happened in Roy's career after this. Just two more Stanley Cups and one more Conn Smythe trophy. LOL

[@ricktheitalianrebel6687]

And, in reality not much has happened with Montreal period for real wince then. Not much at all. Talk about team living on it's past !

[@simonmarshall19]

A hall of Famer too

[@maniaque37]

if roy would have been in montreal he probably would not have won another cup anyway.

[@scarface1367]

other than that not much else other than becoming the only player to have ever won 3 conn smythe trophies

[@jeantetreault132]

I’m no expert, when it comes to hockey, but I remember damn well on that same night, when Patrick Roy said to Ronald Corey: « Tonight! is my last game, with the Montréal Canadians ». Amazingly, on that very same year, Roy left for the Colorado Avalanche and they won the Stanley Cup à few months later, In 1995. Thank you, Johnny, Montréal, Canada.

[@frankleroux2733]

En effet, Roy était pas en forme ce soir la et Tremblay l'a humilié.

[@vincentbarbeau3031]

Le début de la fin pour le CH. Merci M. Corey. grande décision de congédier Serge Savard. Vous avez détruit cette équipe par votre incompétence et votre gestion erratique. The rest is history.

[@bloodfurypk666]

Mario Tremblay un tata

[@howiecovert122]

Patrick had a, "Few Words" dat night!!

[@williampatterson5125]

And history leaves the Quebec Nordiques to go to Denver and they become the Avalanche and Roy traded to them and 1st year win a Stanley Cup.....

[@dobbingo9313]

Mario trembles arrogance look at Roy as Roy was making his way to his seat was the final straw. Crazy

[@daveyboy_]

And thats that ! They coulda got Owen Nolan for Pat but ' Peanut ' pulled the trigger too fast !

[@ghytgb]

Trembley and Keenan were hockey’s biggest bullies. That was totally uncalled for and very disrespectful. Good for Roy.

[@maniaque37]

we dont know what happened between those guys before. looks like there was other issues before that game because thats what roy said himself. roy also had a big head. he had a lack of respect for the crowd and his team too. he was paid to play and if the coach want him there then he must play and try do the job the best he can. respect for the fans and for his team. roy was not professional. we could blame both roy and tremblay but we wont really ever know what happened. what u see on the ice is just one thing. i think roy was thinking he is soooo big that he did not accept the crowd making fun of him and the coach leaving him there too. sorry but tremblay was not like keenan at all. you could say maybe keenan and tortorella but not tremblay.

[@CKO92]

Mario Tremblay: the Harry Frazee of the NHL.

[@KHayes666]

No, he was the coach. Houle is the guy who traded Roy

[@olivierfortin6778]

Ils auraient dut ne pas échanger Roy mais l’entraîneur

[@babayaga6996]

À partir de ce moment la,le CH laissais partir son ame à cause d'une bleuet incompétent.

[@vincentbarbeau3031]

Et Corey puis sa crampe au cerveau en congédiant Savard au début de l'année. Cauchemar depuis ce temps.

[@thefox8939]

Merci Ronald Corey 👏👏👏👏 Bravo pour avoir embauché de gros beau raisin avec une incompetence aussi nul et pitoyable.. Rejean Houle et Mario tremblay avait une dinastie dans les mains au moment de leurs embauche ,, et ils lont laisser partir toute la gang... cetait juste le debut de la fin pour le ch.... apres le depart de serge savard et de jacques demers le hockey a commencer a changer et les plafond salarial nous a plu permis d'avoir une dinastie et de garder les joueurs étoiles et c'est 3 Jambom bien braizer avait ruiner peut etre notre derniere dinastie que le ch aurais eu Avec toute respect, Mario Tremblay etait toute un joueur,, mais sa ne garatissait pas qu'ils serait toute un coach... Très bon joueur, Très mauvais entraineur!!!!!

[@MetalCharlo]

The day that broke the Montreal Canadiens.

[@jerrytoupin8371]

C'etait la fin des deux a MTL.....Poy et Mario

[@sebastienroy5857]

Le jour ou j’ai commencé à décrocher du hockey

[@davidchamard946]

Le pire directeur général de l’histoire (Réjean Houle) avec le pire entraîneur (Mario Tremblay) !! Résultat: la pire échange de l’histoire!!

[@bettermanbest3236]

Et qui a embauché ces deux personnes? Ronald Corey, c'est lui le grand responsable!

[@vincentbarbeau3031]

@@bettermanbest3236 Indéniable la vérité est là.

[@steans100]

Lindros est peut-être pire, sinon il est à coup sûr le n.2!!!

[@jerrytoupin8371]

Oops...Roy..

[@DocteurInfierno]

Ce jour-là fut la pire décision du dg des Canadiens. Échanger l'un des meilleurs gardiens de l'histoire de la concession pour plaire au pire entraîneur qu'on a eu. Et le pire, ils l'a échangé contre des cacahuètes. On a ensuite été des années sans gardien de but #1.

[@leafyutube]

Mario Tremblay was a good player though.

[@vincentbarbeau3031]

True

[@4starhero600]

No worries hot dog dominik Hasek is the best ever

[@noluck9679]

Wrong!

[@bobabooey4537]

Roy or Hasek for 1 game.... Ill take Hasek.

[@ghytgb]

Hasek is the greatest. Marty 2nd

[@chefz2749]

Roy carried good teams. Hasek carried both good teams and shitty teams. Hasek is better just based on being able to carry the Sabres on his back.

[@yannyburger]

@@chefz2749 actually Hasek never won a thing with an underdog. Hasek only won 2 Cups with those stacked teams in Detroit. While St Patrick of Roy literally carried those 2 huge underdog Montreal teams to Stanley Cup victories with Conn Smythe performances. He is the all time leader in playoff wins yet with leas seasons than Brodeur. He is also the only 3 time Conn Smythe Trophy winner in NHL history. So when it comes to the greatest of all time, well you simply cannot argue with 3 Conn Smythes to ZERO combined for both Hasek and Brodeur.

[@maniaque37]

roy said that he could have done otherwise and does recognize his mistake. it was a childish move from roy. he could just have swallowed the pill like he said himself. even if i am a fan of the habs , i was mad at roy reaction and was happy he was traded after what he did. putting his arms up and making fun of himself with the crowd was not smart at all. roy had just a big ego and he still has even today i think. we saw him get mad also as a coach after his career as a player. the good part is that him and tremblay now made commercials together and are no more enemies number one lol

[@halon7476]

Uber Eats will make them friends

[@rickl696]

Awesome ad 😂 Ce sour, je mange.

[@fernfreeman1729]

Je pense que Mario aurait aimé que Patrick lache les giants; disons que Patrick en aurait mangé une bonne.

[@jeantetreault132]

Mario Tremblay pouvait peut-être se battre en gentleman de temps en temps, mais je pense que Patrick Roy était beaucoup plus violent.

[@familydisney5739]

Joke.

[@martinpatrick1746]

Patrick should have kept his mouth shut about being scored on eleven times by Detroit..and not take it out on the president of the club either just quietly tell them I want a trade to a better team ok not that way I would say.

[@darthrevan6]

Patrick Roy already was one of the best goalies of all-time, he won the Canadiens 2 cups and he's still getting treated like a rookie by some egotistical coach? It was a pathetic lack of leadership by the organization. Roy deserved better treatment.