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Brad Park was the second best defenseman of his generation. Behind that Orr kid.
Those Ray Bourque stats are just sick. He was extremely close to being traded to my beloved, Flyers. History would have been a lot different had Bob Clarke been able to pull that one off. What a great player.
The were gonna make Orr captain but he didn’t think he could handle the responsibility.
Did anyone ever watch an old game from the 70s? Was watching a Flyers game from their golden years and i could not watch the whole thing. I was like penalty here, penalty there every 1 or 2 min and of course, nothing was being called cuz you know, old rules. And my god these guys are slow, the goalies have terrible technique and so on. Nah, no nostagia there for me.
Btw, did you know that if those big bad Bruins or those broad street bullies of the 70's were in the league today, they would both be the smallest and lightest team in the league…
You forgot to mention 231 irrelevant wins of Don Cherry other than giving him a way too big mouth
thank you for another awesome vid
Just curious, what's your deal with Craig Janney? The guy wasn't a hall of famer but nearly a point a game player for his career. He was decent.
interesting…
So you're telling me Kings could've had Ray Bourque. Welp. That's depressing 😞
Surprised Shannon didn't say that Bruce Cassidy is already at 117 wins in the regular season in 2.5 years as a benchmark.
Craig Janney needs to be in the THG HOF.
6 cups in 95 years basically got the jist lol
what about Cam Knee-ly lol
Bruins were 6 for 20 in Stanley Cup final appearances all-time. Any thoughts,comments,theories,hypotheses, axioms on that ?
Bobby Orr, the best there ever was the best there ever will be.
Note to Shannon:
when you get to Montreal, just use 2 boards.
Don't be angry, upset, or bitter.
Don't throw away valuable information to 'conserve space'.
Montreal is the most storied franchised, with an awesome history, best in the league.
2 boards baby, just do it.
Talking of finding goalies… Tim Thomas.
Claude Julien once walked into the garage I worked in Ottawa asking for a safety on his SUV. The story is that he signed with NJ and he had to give his car back to Montreal because he had a supplied car in his Montreal contract. He was still a Canadien employee until NJ signed him.
I didn't know that when a coach gets fired. The team can decide if they are ok with him working for an other team. That's why it's bizar to see the move from Boston to Montreal in a few days like it did.
Joe Juneau was such a great story know what ever happened to him?
Didn't get tripped up on dick clapper's name at all what a pro
So in 75-76 there were 3 captains, Bucyk, Park, and Esposito?
Great video. I especially liked the rehashing of the trades over the years. I will need to check out the Joe Thornton trade video so I can trace how awful it’s turned out over time. Also, can’t forget that Rick “Nifty” Middleton’s #16 sweater is hanging from the rafters at TD Garden.
I really love the video but you could have probably put the Milan Lucic trade up there to just for the hell of it
Can you do a Blues history?
Shannon's history videos make summer bearable.
Imagine if Orr hadn’t gotten injured.
I forgot to mention that I really enjoy your videos.
Early morning, half asleep Shannon is probably best and funniest Shannon
Why did Bucyk lose captaincy? Then 6 years later get it back?
i have been watching hockey the last three years, and only the last year and a half picked the bruins as my team. This and the other video were very useful in learning the clubs history and who i had taken on. Thank you
BOSTON BRUINS IN THE HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
01. 1947: Dit Clapper
02. 1947: Eddie Shore
03. 1952: Mickey MacKay
04. 1958: Sprague Cleghorn
05. 1958: Frank Fredrickson
06. 1958: Duke Keats
07. 1958: Frank Patrick
08. 1959: Cy Denneny
09. 1959: Tiny Thompson
10. 1960: Charles F. Adams
11. 1960: Sylvio Mantha
12. 1961: George Brown
13. 1961: Milt Schmidt
14. 1962: Walter Brown
15. 1962: Nels Stewart
16. 1964: Babe Siebert
17. 1965: Marty Barry
18. 1966: Frank Brimsek
19. 1966: Babe Pratt
20. 1967: Harry Oliver
21. 1968: Bill Cowley
22. 1970: Tom Johnson
23. 1971: Busher Jackson
24. 1971: Terry Sawchuk
25. 1971: Cooney Weiland
26. 1972: Weston Adams
27. 1972: Hooley Smith
28. 1974: Billy Burch
29. 1976: Bill Quackenbush
30. 1978: Jacques Plante
31. 1979: Bobby Orr
32. 1980: Harry Lumley
33. 1981: John Bucyk
34. 1981: Allan Stanley
35. 1983: Harry Sinden
36. 1984: Phil Esposito
37. 1984: Bernie Parent
38. 1985: Gerry Cheevers
39. 1985: Jean Ratelle
40. 1986: Leo Boivin
41. 1987: Jacques Laperriere
42. 1988: Brad Park
43. 1990: Fernie Flaman
44. 1990: Bud Poile
45. 1992: Woody Dumart
46. 1993: Guy Lapointe
47. 1995: Bun Cook
48. 1996: Bobby Bauer
49. 1997: Glen Sather
50. 1998: Roy Conacher
51. 2000: Joe Mullen
52. 2004: Ray Bourque
53. 2004: Paul Coffey
54. 2005: Murray Costello
55. 2005: Cam Neely
56. 2009: Brian Leetch
57. 2012: Adam Oates
58. 2014: Pat Burns
59. 2016: Rogie Vachon
60. 2017: Dave Andreychuk
61. 2017: Jeremy Jacobs
62. 2017: Mark Recchi
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2020 UPDATE!
BOSTON BRUINS
HOCKEY HALL OF FAME
INDUCTEES
01. 1947: Dit Clapper
02. 1947: Eddie Shore
03. 1952: Mickey MacKay
04. 1958: Sprague Cleghorn
05. 1958: Frank Fredrickson
06. 1958: Duke Keats
07. 1958: Frank Patrick
08. 1959: Cy Denneny
09. 1959: Tiny Thompson
10. 1960: Charles F. Adams
11. 1960: Sylvio Mantha
12. 1961: George Brown
13. 1961: Milt Schmidt
14. 1962: Walter Brown
15. 1962: Nels Stewart
16. 1964: Babe Siebert
17. 1965: Marty Barry
18. 1966: Frank Brimsek
19. 1966: Babe Pratt
20. 1967: Harry Oliver
21. 1968: Bill Cowley
22. 1970: Tom Johnson
23. 1971: Busher Jackson
24. 1971: Terry Sawchuk
25. 1971: Cooney Weiland
26. 1972: Weston Adams
27. 1972: Hooley Smith
28. 1974: Billy Burch
29. 1976: Bill Quackenbush
30. 1978: Jacques Plante
31. 1979: Bobby Orr
32. 1980: Harry Lumley
33. 1981: John Bucyk
34. 1981: Allan Stanley
35. 1983: Harry Sinden
36. 1984: Phil Esposito
37. 1984: Bernie Parent
38. 1985: Gerry Cheevers
39. 1985: Jean Ratelle
40. 1986: Leo Boivin
41. 1987: Jacques Laperriere
42. 1988: Brad Park
43. 1990: Fernie Flaman
44. 1990: Bud Poile
45. 1992: Woody Dumart
46. 1993: Guy Lapointe
47. 1995: Bun Cook
48. 1996: Bobby Bauer
49. 1997: Glen Sather
50. 1998: Roy Conacher
51. 2000: Joe Mullen
52. 2004: Ray Bourque
53. 2004: Paul Coffey
54. 2005: Murray Costello
55. 2005: Cam Neely
56. 2009: Brian Leetch
57. 2012: Adam Oates
58. 2014: Pat Burns
59. 2016: Rogie Vachon
60. 2017: Dave Andreychuk
61. 2017: Jeremy Jacobs
62. 2017: Mark Recchi
63. 2018: Willie O'Ree
64. 2020: Jarome Iginla
Art Ross ofc coached the Kenora(Rat Portage) thistles before the Bruins!
Just because you're talking Bruins doesnt mean you have to wear that ugly shirt