Great Hockey Photos You've Just Seen for the First Time!

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Thats an interesting (and rare) photo, Raiders vs Saints.... never seen it before..... The Raiders falling victim to the NHL as it was the clubs intention to play out of the recently opened Nassau Coliseum on Long Island however.... the NHL awarded an Expansion Franchise to LI effectively leaving the Raiders scrambling & homeless.... winding up at MSG where under that name, played a season (2nd worst record in the WHA, sparse crowds), then changed their name to the Golden Blades... then moved to the Philly suburb of Cherry Hill NJ & renamed themselves yet again as the Knights.... funny story about the Cherry Hill Arena that was vacated by an ECHL team, seems the ice surface had a wicked slope to it with the Visiting Team having to skate up-hill for 2 periods.... True story. :laugh:
 

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Actually it is well known what became of Claude Richard - he was a waiter at Henri's tavern/brasserie until it closed.

.... :laugh: if your of a certain age & knew of the best haunts to
frequent in Montreal then yes, yes I suppose you would C58....
 

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Do i see glasses?

Your eyes do not deceive you. Although it was not common to see a player wear glasses at the pro level, there was the occasional individual that did. Probably the most well known hockey player that wore glasses was Al Arbour who played for Detroit, Chicago, Toronto and St. Louis. In regards to Jack Carlson in the picture, he wore glasses during his time with the Minnesota Fighting Saints and continued wearing them into his early years with the New England Whalers before switching to contact lenses and playing the rest of his pro career without glasses.
 
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Your eyes do not deceive you. Although it was not common to see a player wear glasses at the pro level, there was the occasional individual that did. Probably the most well known hockey player that wore glasses was Al Arbour.....

... also Hal Laycoe and a couple of other guys wearing glasses, including...


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1936-38 ca – The powerful Charlie Conacher lifting up Syl Apps on his broad shoulders



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1948-52 ca - Elmer Lach leaping over Chuck Rayner



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November 20, 1955 - Jean Beliveau flying through the air while shooting the puck. Dean Prentice (# 17) making an effort to block the shot



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January 14, 1960 - Eddie Shack leaping through the air in his characteristic style between Doug Mohns and Fern Flaman



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1974/75 - Robbie Ftorek levitating against Harry Howell (# 3)



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1993-95 ca - Eric Lindros crunching Ken Sutton (# 41) with a stiff body check while Brent Fedyk (# 18) is looking on in the background



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1999/2000 - Scott Stevens demolishing Eric Lindros while almost taking out Petr Sykora (# 17) and Brian Rafalski (# 28) at the same time



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October 2, 2015 - T.J. Oshie hitting Adam McQuaid into the boards



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March 4, 2016 - Eric Staal sends T.J. Oshie flying



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October 18, 2016 - Matt Duchesne flipping over Dmitri Orlov



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December 21, 2016 - Taylor Leier, Taylor Leier and Brandon Manning in a collective massive hit



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October 7, 2017 – Radko Gudas stopping Dennis Rasmussen



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October 21, 2017 - Connor McDavid airborne on his own
 
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