Tribute remembering Guy LaFleur
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broadwayblue
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will1066
If you score four, you better f'n win the game
- Oct 12, 2008
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Jesus
I was thinking during yesterday's game how sad it was seeing both teams' uniforms full of patches
I was thinking during yesterday's game how sad it was seeing both teams' uniforms full of patches
Miamipuck
Al Swearengen
One good memory.....flying down the wing and scoring.... ok if it was against the Rangers, not good.
The other not so much was him smoking on the bench. Crazy to think that was a thing but it was.
Another guy that looked like he genuinely loved hockey and what he did, he always had a smile it seemed.
The other not so much was him smoking on the bench. Crazy to think that was a thing but it was.
Another guy that looked like he genuinely loved hockey and what he did, he always had a smile it seemed.
Cmox
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NickyFotiu
NYR 2024 Cup Champs!
- Sep 29, 2011
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Guy showed me that you can not underestimate guys from other eras. He came back to the Rangers in his late 30's after around 4 years away from the game and still lit up Patrick Roy who was as good as anyone at that time. He could still skate and shoot. He scored 2 goals vs the Habs (and an assist). He also had a hat trick vs the Kings that year. He was fun to watch flying down his wing with that slapshot.
mrmovies779
The Greatest Teacher,Failure is.
- Feb 5, 2013
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EdJovanovski
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He was my drunk uncle’s favorite player of all time when he was a little boy. He talks about how his hair always flowed in the wind. Probably the same way I feel about Kravtsov.
RIP
RIP
Megustaelhockey
"I like hockey" in Spanish
- Apr 29, 2011
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Real tough couple of weeks for hockey. Lafleur really was a great player, still deeply underrated, and kept an entire culture hanging on his every move at his peak.
RIP to an icon.
RIP to an icon.
Lion Hound
Pornhub Enthusiast
Really tough year for the sport. Gillies, Trottier, now Lafleur. All of them gave so much to the sport. Rest in Peace.
I thought the first year of covid was bad, but this year is terrible...and all non-covid related..just people dropping like flies.
Ratelleitlikeitis
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Interesting, I just saw footage of the Rangers Habs game in the Forum and did a double take on the first goal assist. It was Lafreniere...Jason.
Mandar
The Real Maven
I think you mean Bossy....not Trottier.
Unreal...all the great right wingers playing in the heavens now.....Gilbert, Bossy, LaFleur.....
Larrybiv
We're CLEAN, we PROMISE!
Amazing to me that I didn't know about him smoking on bench. I do remember him being a smoker (as was I) but not what I said. How in the hell could he be THAT FAST and smoke? Must have gotten winded quicker than non smokers. Think Espo was as well, but all he did was hang out near the net.
Boris Zubov
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Miamipuck
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hackeyman
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- Jun 26, 2018
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"And Montreal fans did the unthinkable, they stood and cheered for a New York Ranger" GUY GUY GUY ! RIP
