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    We'll Win Tonight

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    East Rutherford 1994

    72.99

    We'll Win Tonight

    Many athletes sit in the dressing room and say they are going to win the next game, but it is often false bravado linked to hope that teammates will deliver that inspiring performance. Not Mark Messier. In 1994 he said his New York Rangers were going to win, then he went out and dominated every corner of that rink, scoring three goals and setting a world standard for sports leadership.
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    Rule 72

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    Montreal 1987

    27.01

    Rule 72

    Pre-game warm-ups are an essential part of every game. The players have a light skate to prepare their bodies for the impending battle and the goalies have one final chance to work on miniscule improvements. It’s light and easy, but of course in the playoffs nothing is light and easy. Think back to 1987 and a playoff match between the Canadiens and the Flyers.
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    Fleury's Celebration

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    Edmonton 1991

    78.9

    Fleury's Celebration

    Go to the rink any day and watch the kids react to a goal. The goal scorer thrusts his arms into the air, maybe does a little dance as he shows his excitement. It’s expected, the parents smile and his teammates laugh. But sometimes those celebrations get too exuberant, and sometimes the opponent seeks revenge. Think 1991 and a playoff series between the Flames and the Oilers.
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    Winning without Wayne

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    Boston 1990

    21.1

    Winning without Wayne

    The word dynasty was rightfully applied to the Edmonton Oilers of the late 1980s. Wayne Gretzky, Mark Messier, Jurri Kurri, Grant Fuhr and many others. Then there was the trade and Gretzky was an opponent, wearing the sweater of the Los Angeles Kings. The hockey world wondered if the Oilers would ever again be great. The 1990 playoffs answered the question.
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    Bring on Overtime

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    Montreal 1993

    30.88

    Bring on Overtime

    Sometimes it seems as if a team is destined to win. Instead of the puck bouncing an inch to the right away from the blade of a stick it goes straight, right to the best shooter on the team. A goalie is wildly out of position but a sure goal is prevented by a fluke deflection. That’s the way it was in overtime for the 1993 Montreal Canadiens when they could do nothing wrong.
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    Smith's Gaffe

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    Edmonton 1986

    69.12

    Smith's Gaffe

    Close games are the norm when two teams are battling to win the Stanley Cup. Every coach, every player knows one mistake can be the difference between a celebration and a dressing room that is deathly quiet. Often the error is only seen by a coach or a teammate. Unfortunately everyone in the country saw went wrong for Steve Smith in 1986.
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    So Long to the Great One

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    New York 1999

    71.94

    So Long to the Great One

    There’s an art to knowing when it is finally over. We can all provide a list of athletes who have stayed too long, putting a taint on our final memories of their brilliant careers. No one will ever say that about one of the greatest players in the game. Wayne Gretzky.
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    Fastest Overtime Goal

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    Calgary 1986

    28.06

    Fastest Overtime Goal

    Start counting out loud. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. You barely start and it’s over. Imagine overtime in a Stanley Cup final game, the puck is dropped and nine seconds later the game is over. That is exactly what happened in 1986 when Montreal and Calgary were playing for the Cup.
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    Howie Meeker

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    Mr.Telestrator

    71.91

    Howie Meeker

    Analyzing a hockey game is big business. Instant replays. Reverse angles. Super slow motion. Re-enactments. They are all techniques to grab our attention. Anything to make sure we keep watching. It all started in a Hockey Night in Canada studio with Howie Meeker.
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    Bruins Respond

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    Boston 2011

    28.09

    Bruins Respond

    As much as the game of hockey is based on skills, the emotional side can sometimes decide which team ultimately wins. It’s impossible to know what the spark will be or when it will happen, but when it does the impact invariably drives a team forward. Such was the case in the Stanley Cup Finals between the Boston Bruins and the Vancouver Canucks.
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    Oiler's First Cup

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    Edmonton 1984

    69.24

    Oiler's First Cup

    Hockey veterans talk about what it takes to win the Stanley Cup. The determination. The necessity of sacrificing your body to prevent a goal. Playing through pain. The new guys hear the message from the first day they have a shot at winning, but it takes experience to really know what it means. That’s what the young Edmonton Oilers had to learn.
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    Lanny's Swan Song

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    Montreal 1989

    30.76

    Lanny's Swan Song

    Often in the Stanley Cup playoffs there is a sentimental favourite, a player you simply must support, even if he is not from your team. That was the case in 1989 when the Calgary Flames were playing the Montreal Canadiens in Montreal. The player was Lanny McDonald.
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    Save of the Century

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    Calgary 1994

    66.36

    Save of the Century

    There are some times when a forward simply knows a goal is a sure thing. The net is wide open. The goalie is out of position. The puck is safely cradled against the blade of the stick. And then the goalie comes out of nowhere. If you are a fan of the Vancouver Canucks, you remember the save by Kirk McLean.
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    That's My Last Game

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    Montreal 1995

    33.64

    That's My Last Game

    There is no doubt about it. Goalies, even the very best of them, have nights that can only be described as embarrassing. Usually on the next day there are mumbled apologies and everyone gets on with it. But there are those occasions when raw emotions take over. Such was the case in 1995 when Patrick Roy played his last game for the Canadiens.
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    Yzerman's Heroics

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    Detroit 1996

    31.26

    Yzerman's Heroics

    Winner of an Olympic gold medal on a badly injured knee.  Three time winner of the Stanley Cup. Architect of Canada’s gold medal victory at the Vancouver Olympics.  Steve Yzerman is undoubtedly a winner.  Yet early in his career people complained that he wasn’t a leader.
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    Cujo Saves the Day

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    Dallas 1997

    68.74

    Cujo Saves the Day

    Read hockey previews of the upcoming playoff series and there will surely be references to the performance of the goalie. It is the one position where excellence can change the outcome of a game and ultimately a series. Teammates of Curtis Joseph know how true this can be.
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    Konstantinov's Cup

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    Washington 1998

    27.05

    Konstantinov's Cup

    Hockey players often talk about the camaraderie of the dressing room, the unbreakable bonds that tie them together and often drive them to their greatest achievements. Never has that been demonstrated more clearly than when the Detroit Red Wings won the Cup in 1998.
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    Where'd the pinstripes go?

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    East Rutherford 1988

    72.95

    Where'd the pinstripes go?

    The year is 1988 and the New Jersey Devils and the Boston Bruins are locked into an intense playoff series. After game three New Jersey coach Jim Schoenfeld goes ballistic and assaults a referee. The result? The referees refuse to go on the ice for game four.
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    Who turned out the lights?

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    Boston 1988

    18.36

    Who turned out the lights?

    There was a time when professional hockey was played outdoors. Wind, snow and even rain often disrupted play, but when the game moved inside it was thought those problems were over. Until the lights went out in Boston.
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    We Surrender

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    Chicago 1982

    81.64

    We Surrender

    Coaches and wild uncontrolled rants against referees seem to go hand in hand. They shout, they lean over the boards and gesticulate wildly. Some throw sticks and water bottles onto the ice and even chase down the refs when a period is over. Then there was Roger Nielsen who decided all he could do was surrender.
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    Cannonading: Now a Word

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    Hockey Lingo

    42.76

    Cannonading: Now a Word

    The very best play by play announcers often make their craft look and sound easy, yet the reality is their work is fraught with split second decisions that can make them sound smart and entertaining, or completely foolish. Danny Gallivan was one who always knew how to say the right thing.
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    Miracle on Manchester

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    Los Angeles 1982

    57.24

    Miracle on Manchester

    There is no doubt that nothing in sports is certain. Just ask members of the 1982 Edmonton Oilers. They were young, cocky, could seemingly score at will and were irrepressible. That year in the playoffs they had a 5-0 lead over the Los Angeles Kings. Then it all changed.
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    Coach's Corner

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    Since 1981

    25.96

    Coach's Corner

    Spontaneous. Unpredictable. Outrageous. Three words that only begin to tell the story of Coach’s Corner. It started in 1981 when Don Cherry went from behind the bench to behind a microphone and it has been going on ever since.
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    10-Point Game

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    Toronto 1976

    74.04

    10-Point Game

    There are moments that a fan never forgets. Some result from a sensational play or an outstanding game from one of the stars, but others are surprising and unexpected. A 10-point game at Maple Leaf Gardens on an ordinary Saturday night may be the definition of that unforeseen but memorable moment.
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    Hockey Morning

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    Pittsburgh 2000

    23.36

    Hockey Morning

    Before the arrival of the shootout, overtime was a treat reserved only for the playoffs. Well, at least it was a treat for the fans. For the playoffs it often meant total exhaustion, especially when the game goes on and on and on. Think back to May 2000.
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    Hrudey's Heroics

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    Washington 1987

    76.64

    Hrudey's Heroics

    Sometimes a single playoff performance can establish a player’s reputation. For Ken Dryden it was his 20 game Stanley Cup run for the Montreal Canadiens. For Kelly Hrudey, the goalie for the New York Islanders, it happened with one marathon performance in the 1987 playoffs.
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    Ovie's Arrived

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    Ottawa 2007

    10.31

    Ovie's Arrived

    There is always a moment when a very good hockey player proves that he is an extraordinary hockey player. For Alexander Ovechkin, it came on a cold day in Ottawa with his parents in the stands watching.
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    The Warrior Wins

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    Denver 2001

    89.69

    The Warrior Wins

    There is nothing like a happy ending, those rare and unpredictable moments when everything works out for the best. Ray Borque lifting the Stanley Cup over his head in absolute joy is one of those unforgettable scenes of pure joy.
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    Heritage Classic

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    Edmonton 2003

    55.76

    Heritage Classic

    There are rare and timeless images that represent an unforgettable moment. Think back to a frozen Canadien’s goalie Jose Theodore in 2003. Hunched down, you can see his breath as it floats upwards. On top of his mask, a red, white and blue Canadiens toque. The perfect image for the inaugural Heritage Classic.
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    Oh Baby!

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    Across Canada

    44.24

    Oh Baby!

    No one calls a game like Bob Cole. He ranks up there with the likes of Danny Gallivan and Foster Hewitt. He has a way of capturing a moment with the perfect tone and the perfect phrase. With Cole, it’s all about the game.
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    Teemu's Time

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    Anaheim 2007

    35.48

    Teemu's Time

    Every hockey player who takes a stride for an NHL team has the same dream, to win the Stanley Cup. Teemu Selanne, the Finnish Flash, was one of those elite players who could only imagine what it would be like. His career was a success, but victory had been a long way off until the 2007 final against the Ottawa Senators. That’s when his hockey dream came true.
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    The Flower Returns

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    Montreal 1989

    64.52

    The Flower Returns

    Comebacks often turn out poorly. The player still has the desire, but the body decides otherwise. The reflexes are slower, the stride less powerful. Except in the case of an extraordinary athlete like Guy Lafleur. Better known as The Flower.
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    Quirky Night in Canada

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    Throughout the Years

    36.63

    Quirky Night in Canada

    For every broadcast there are production meetings. Rehearsals. Discussions about how to handle possible scenarios. It’s what goes into making Hockey Night in Canada so great. But then there are those unpredictable moments!
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    Brodeur Shuts Them Out

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    East Rutherford 2003

    63.37

    Brodeur Shuts Them Out

    Some statements are pretty well universally accepted and “great goaltending is necessary to win a Stanley Cup” falls into that category. No further proof is necessary than Martin Brodeur in the 2003 playoffs.
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    Gretzky's Best Game

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    Toronto 1993

    33.33

    Gretzky's Best Game

    Maple Leaf Gardens is once again the talk of Toronto, not because of hockey, but because it is a newly opened grocery story. Walk through those doors today and hockey fans say they can still feel the excitement of some of hockey’s greatest moments. One of those belongs to Wayne Gretzky.
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    Lemieux's Mastery

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    Pittsburgh 1991

    66.67

    Lemieux's Mastery

    Great players always have their moment, that instant when they prove why they are the best. For Mario Lemieux it was 1991 in a game against Minnesota. He owned the puck and as Bob Cole called it, “Oh my heavens, what a goal!”
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    La Belle Rivalry

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    Montreal 1984

    40.51

    La Belle Rivalry

    Perhaps one of the greatest rivalries in the NHL was Quebec vs. Montreal. It was intense and it was passionate, especially in 1984 when the two teams met in the playoffs. Montreal was up three games to two when it became much more than a hockey game, it became an epic Battle of Quebec.
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    Bullying the Red Army

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    Philadelphia 1976

    59.49

    Bullying the Red Army

    It’s safe to say that in the 1970s there was no love lost between North American hockey players and those from the Soviet Union. Hate might be the most appropriate word to describe how they felt about each other. For the most part it was hidden behind locker room doors, until 1976 when the Red Army team played against the Broad Street Bullies from Philadelphia.
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    Where's the puck?

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    Philadelphia 2010

    56.35

    Where's the puck?

    Great Stanley Cup winning moments are played out on side streets and driveways across the country.  Arms are flung into the air in jubilant celebration as the fans go wild.  But what happens when no one sees the puck go into the net?
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    Foot in the crease

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    Buffalo 1999

    43.65

    Foot in the crease

    Brett Hull is a cheater. Fans of the Buffalo Sabres are still snapping up a t-shirt with those words emblazoned on the front.  It originates with Game Six of the Stanley Cup playoffs against the Dallas Stars.  The Stars were up three games to two.  Triple overtime.  Brett Hull of the Stars scores, and the celebrations began.  But was it a legitimate goal?
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    The Great one Returns

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    Edmonton 1988

    32.54

    The Great one Returns

    It was the most controversial trade in the history of the NHL.  Wayne Gretzky, the greatest player to wear an Oilers jersey, traded to the Los Angeles Kings.  There were tears, protests and general disbelief.  The next season he once again stepped on the ice in Edmonton, but this time he emerged from the visitor’s dressing room.
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    Mario's Back

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    Pittsburgh 2000

    67.46

    Mario's Back

    The great ones have a habit of writing their own stories in a fashion that make the rest of us gasp in amazement. Mario Lemieux was one of those athletes. He was away from the game for three and a half years and many wondered how he would perform when he returned. He answered within the first minute.
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    Flyers first cup

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    Philadelphia 1974

    13.01

    Flyers first cup

    At the time it was celebrated as a new era in hockey.  The Canadiens were the defending Stanley Cup champions and the Bruins were driven by the incomparable Bobby Orr.  The upstarts were the Philadelphia Flyers, with Bobby Clark battling Orr and Freddy Shero calling the shots from behind the bench.
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    The Birth of Hockey Night

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    Toronto 1952

    86.99

    The Birth of Hockey Night

    It all started in 1952 with these famous hockey words  “Hello Canada and hockey fans in the United States.”   The voice of Foster Hewitt as he launched the first broadcast of Hockey Night in Canada.  The words and the format have changed, but the vision remains the same. 
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    I'm happy to go out now

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    Detroit 2002

    33.76

    I'm happy to go out now

    Athletes have a bad habit of staying on too long. They often don’t seem to know when to make the graceful exit that will keep their reputation strong, but fortunately there are exceptions. Scotty Bowman certainly knew when it was his time to leave.
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    Leafs Last Cup

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    Toronto 1967

    66.24

    Leafs Last Cup

    1967 was magic for Canada. The Centennial year began with celebrations on Parliament Hill and continued through the summer in Montreal when the world came knocking for Expo 67. In the middle was a Stanley Cup championship victory that has taken on more significance than anyone could have ever imagined.
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    Dueling Hat Tricks

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    Washington 2009

    14.91

    Dueling Hat Tricks

    Howe vs Richard. Gretzky vs Lemieux. And now Crosby vs Ovechkin. Great rivalries that push these extraordinary players beyond their spectacular limits. It’s the second round of the 2009 playoffs. Washington vs Pittsburgh.
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    Sanderson to Orr

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    Boston 1970

    85.09

    Sanderson to Orr

    Every night the photographers ring the ice, waiting for a special shot that will capture an iconic moment. It seldom happens, but then every once in a lifetime a star pulls off an extraordinary feat and the camera is there to capture the glory.
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    Crosby is down

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    Pittsburgh 2011

    7.03

    Crosby is down

    It’s a tough, sometimes mean spirited game. Players expect to get hit hard, shake it off and come back for more. In other times a hit to the head was like getting a cut in the face. You get sewn up and head back to the ice on the next shift. Until one of the game’s greatest stars goes down and isn’t able to come back for more.
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    The long road back

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    Winnipeg 1996

    92.97

    The long road back

    The journey started in 1972 when the WHA Winnipeg Jets playing their first game against the New York Raiders in New York.  Seven years later they joined the NHL and the future was secured.  Until the fans stopped coming and the profits disappeared.  It looked like the Jets were gone forever.
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    The Russians are coming

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    Montreal 1975

    75.73

    The Russians are coming

    It was New Year’s Eve 1975, just a few years after the emotional explosion that followed Canada’s slim victory in the ’72 Summit Series. The Red Army team was the best in the Soviet Union, the Montreal Canadiens would go on to win the Stanley Cup. The game was one of the best ever played.
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    Habs surprise the Hawks

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    Chicago 1971

    24.27

    Habs surprise the Hawks

    It’s 1971 and two great teams go into battle. Bobby Hull and Stan Mikita with Billy Reay behind the bench for the Chicago Black Hawks against Jean Beliveau, Jacque Lemaire and the Montreal Canadiens. It was a classic.
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    Mr. Hockey

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    Detroit 1980

    37.42

    Mr. Hockey

    The 1980 all – star game in Detroit. Perhaps the best player in the game comes home to the arena where the air is heavy with nostalgia. Gordie Howe, representing the Hartford Whalers is introduced and the applause washes over everyone, wave after wave after wave.
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    The Rocket's Last Hurrah

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    Toronto 1960

    60.74

    The Rocket's Last Hurrah

    They remember his eyes. Piercing, intense, knife-like. They are all words used to describe the great Maurice “Rocket” Richard. Arguably the best right winger in the game with a shot and a stride that were close to indescribable.
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    Captain Canada's Back

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    Edmonton 2006

    19.66

    Captain Canada's Back

    The lopsided smile of a hockey player who has had a few chicklets knocked out used to be an NHL calling card. The modern orthodontist has all but eliminated the image, but players are still spitting teeth in the middle of combat. Ryan Smyth may be the best example.
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    Baun's Courage

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    Detroit 1964

    80.34

    Baun's Courage

    The story of the Stanley Cup playoffs is always about dealing with pain. Stitches sewn into a face on the bench. Swollen hands, aching feet. And then there is Bobby Baun of the Toronto Maple Leafs.
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    The No Goal

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    Calgary 2004

    76.25

    The No Goal

    One moment, one play, one decision. That can be the difference between the ultimate victory and a crushing defeat. Ask any member of the 2004 Calgary Flames.
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    The Offside

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    New York 1980

    23.75

    The Offside

    What if? How many times have you thought of what might have happened if a ref had made a call. Fans of the 1980 Philadelphia Flyers are still asking what would have happened if ‘the’ goal had been disallowed because the play was obviously offside.
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    Too Many Men

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    Montreal 1979

    60.78

    Too Many Men

    It’s deep into the third period of Game 7. Don Cherry’s Boston Bruins have a one goal lead against the hated Canadiens at the Forum in Montreal. The Bruins own the game, until the referee raises his arm straight to the rafters to call a penalty. It is too many men against Boston. And everything changed.
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    The Golden Jet

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    http://www.cbc.ca/sports/video/clipplayer.html?clipId=2150159360

    Detroit 1961

    39.22

    The Golden Jet

    A slap shot skimming by a goalie’s ear is just a part of today’s game. Not so when Bobby Hull, the Golden Jet, wound up and let it fly. It’s no understatement to say in the days before goalie masks, they feared his every shot.

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