The History of the Boston Bruins

[Ludwig Fell Down]

I worked this game in a previous life Getting the TV38 truck to Quebec was always 'fun' dealing with Northern Maine roads

Le Cosilee was an electric venue - Fred Cusick, Dave Shea and Sean McDonough call the action from 1986 - enjoy

One of my biggest sports regrets is not seeing a Habs - Nords game at Le Colissee

 

[Fenway]

One of my biggest sports regrets is not seeing a Habs - Nords game at Le Colissee

 

[rfournier103]

One of my biggest sports regrets is not seeing a Habs - Nords game at Le Colissee

In my opinion, that was the best rivalry in the NHL after Bruins-Canadiens.

 

[Fenway]

 

[BMC]

Talk about historic:

 

[sooshii]

 

[GordonHowe]

I don't see the Z thread, so I thought I'd post.

It's as worthy as anything else here.

 

[Runner77]

 

[BMC]

 

[Bruinswillwin77]

Lol those skates

 

[GordonHowe]

I almost didn't post this because of Bob Lobel's repeated, extremely annoying and uncharacteristic interruptions of the great Richard Johnson, curator of the New England Sports Museum and co-author of "The Boston Bruins: Blood, Sweat and 100 Years."

I don't know what got into Lobel. (He even said to himself aloud, "Shut up Bob and let Richard talk," yet continued to interrupt with lame, time wasting questions and observations.)

In the event, Richard Johnson, whom I first encountered as an incisive commentator for the surprisingly comprehensive 2009 DVD "The History of the Boston Bruins," previously posted and free to view on YouTube,





Terry O'Reilly,



"Raw Knuckles" with Chris Nilan, Pt. I & II,