Il reste trois minutes au septième match de la demi-finale de la Coupe Stanley de 1979. Après avoir subi plus que leur part de défaite et d’humiliation aux mains des Canadiens de Montréal, les Bruins de Boston sous Don Cherry établissent un nouveau creux lorsqu’ils sont pénalisés pour avoir trop d’hommes sur la glace, comme on le voit dans ce clip de jeu. Lors de l’avantage numérique qui a suivi, Guy Lafleur des Canadiens a marqué, envoyant le match en prolongation. À mi-chemin de la première période de prolongation, l’humiliation est complète alors que l’attaquant des Canadiens Yvon Lambert en marque un, assurant à son équipe une place en finale de la Coupe Stanley.
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‘Sweet drop-pass!
My dad, one of the Hab’s greatest fans ever, I thought was going to have a heart attack during this game
Love theway all the fans by the bench are yelling for the penalty, but Danny never guesses
I watch games like this, and have NO clue how soccer can be the world's most popular sport.
The most amazing thing about this footage? Every single man in the audience is wearing a suit and tie
Was Lemaire offside when he took the pass from Lafleur?
This cost the Boston Bruins the 1979 Stanley Cup.
Had there not been too many men on the ice, or if it wasn't called, Boston would have won this game and likely would have blown out the New York Rangers in the finals.
And if Boston had won, Don "Grapes" Cherry probably would have remained head coach for at least a couple of more years.
Gotta love Lambert. He was always scoring from close in front of the net.
Thank you….loved watching this…..again.
O ads on the ice and boards amazing
where's the price is right losers horn when you need it?
The excitement is in the moment shared by fans, who nowadays are mere trained seals who willingly attend in the new way to end these expressive freedoms forever.
Wasn't it Marcotte? I remember the game, but as a Leafs fan I had no dog in the fight. Was sure Montreal was done before that call. That's sports. That's life.
RIP Guy.
FLY HIGH GUY
Rest In Peace Guy #10❤️😖
B's fan here, I can still vividly remember the brutal turn of events from 43 years ago like it was yesterday. This is the first time, though, that I ever really noticed the 6 men on the ice. It was clear as day in this clip. God effin' damnmit, how does that happen at that time ?
RIP Guy.
RIP Guy, thank you for everything 🙏
Danny Gallivan has to be the best play by play announcers ever. Terms like.."gingerly over the line". I remember Saturday night hockey. Montreal Canadians vs Toronto Maple Leafs, no one went out, we were all glued to the TV.
Nobody called a better game than Danny Gallivan
Brad Park got caught looking at the puck on the overtime goal instead of taking the man
The straw that broke the camel’s back on Don Cherry’s coaching career in Boston.
I've never forgiven Cherry for this horrible screw-up at such a crucial time.
I'm from Buffalo so Boston and the Hab's are our rivals, but I have to admit theres something special about watching the original 6 battle it out in classic games. I know that games post expansion but still cool
Good always defeats evil.
That was a perfect shot, right near the ice on the far side, perfect. And he only did a half wind-up.
Lafleur was a special hockey player.
Hard pill to swallow, poor Stan Jonathan, hate the Habs!