Menés 3-1 en troisième période, les Canadiens de Montréal reviennent en force contre les Bruins de Boston pour égaliser le match. En prolongation, Yvon Lambert envoie les B’s à domicile et le Tricolore en finale de la Coupe Stanley. Pour les dernières actions de hockey, abonnez-vous à notre chaîne en cliquant sur le gros bouton rouge brillant ABONNEZ-VOUS Regardez le hockey en direct où que vous soyez : https://www.nhl .com/tv Dernières nouvelles, scores, statistiques, analyses et faits saillants en temps réel : https://www.nhl.com Vous vous sentez social ? Twitter : http://twitter.com/nhl Facebook : http://facebook.com/nhl Instagram : http://instagram.com/nhl
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Great game! To bad we didn't have an Islanders vs Canadiens Stanley Cup!
Before becoming famous as the Islanders GM, Mike Milbury was a good defenseman in his time 18:40
What a pass by Lafleur 54:10
Famous clip always used in Coach's Corner 57:10
41 years ago today (May 10, 12020).
The NHL it seems, is posting games which are already on Youtube. They have access to so much more.
And the Canadiens send the Bruins home crying to their mommies again.
putting adverstising all along the boards makes the NHL look really mickey mouse , and the game was more enjoyable when you could actually see the players heads
Danny Gallivan at his best
Oh so close, Boston was just over a minute from sending Montreal home
This was REAL Hockey! Bruin fan, but the Canadians from 76-79 with Guy were the best no question. I always as many do I'm sure. If Bobby had not played in 76 VS the Russians and had remained in Boston as healthy as possible, along with Brad they may have won in 78 or certainly 79. But that's just a scenario.
Good quality. I remember watching this game in a bar in Brockport NY. I thought the Bruins had it. But when the Habs tied it on Lafleur's goal you had to figure they were going to win.
Does anyone know where I can watch a old nhl classic game of the Carolina hurricanes vs the Pittsburgh penguins from 4/3/00 where Brind'amour got a concussion?
thank you
Haven't been a Boston fan since they gave Don a one year contract extension in May 1979. I'm a Cherry fan (And proud of it). Classic game with two champion teams folks.Two classic franchises. What a game.! Watch it!
Honestly and humbly as a Habs Fan I didn't think they were even going to be playing in the Stanley Final in 1979 let alone win them. Not taking anything away from the Rangers but I'm certain that whoever won the Habs-Bruins series would have beaten the Rangers in the Stanley Cup Final that year. The Stanley Cup in 1979 was really won by whoever won the Habs-Bruins series.
Lambert gets knocked out, doesn't miss a shift, then scores the overtime goal in a game that me and all the fans my age still remember 42 years later. Those were the days…
this is how you pop a cherry
Its stupid to post the everything important that happens in the description and title.
What's the point of watching?
Guy just took over in the third period. It was like Espo in Game 8. RIP Guy.
This is the greatest NHL game and greatest NHL series in the past 60 years. Braun versus Finesse. The games and series went back and forth; every minute was suspense. Gilbert was fantastic in the nets: he carried the team. The Bruins were on top of the Habs for 55 minutes, then the yet inexplicable disaster of 6 men. LaFleur's speed put him in perfect position for a shot, and he made the perfect zizzling shot, a 1 in a million shot that only LaFleur could do, to beat Gilbert cleanly to the far post without a milimetre to spare. The OT was a real nail biter for both teams. No other NHL game surpasses this one since the Toe Blake era. This game marked the end of an era in hockey.
Remember watching this game as a kid. At the time I was dazzled by the marquee players, the Lafleurs, Middletons, etc. But many years later, Ken Dryden wrote what many consider the definitive book on hockey titled " The Game". It chronicles this, the final season, for one of the greatest hockey dynasties in hockey history. In the book, Dryden shines a light on Bowman and his management of the team. In particular, how he and his assistants really pushed and pressured the third and fourth lines hard in practice, constantly berating them. It paid off here. In tight games like this, it's often these journeymen players like Tremblay and Lambert, that end up getting you the win because the top players are so heavily marked. The book is a must read for any hockey fan.
I can recommend a great book on this game and the 1978-79 Bruins. It's called Too Many Men on the Ice. It was published by McFarland a few years ago. It's gotten excellent reviews. That makes me happy because I'm the author.
1:20:58. Never gets talked about but huge HUGE. OT save by Dryden there.
As a 19 year old Bruins fan, that may have been the hardest loss to take…they came the closest to beating the hated( but talented Habs!) Gilbert,Cashman, Marcotte,Ratelle and Middleton played amazing hockey,but the too many men on the ice penalty was a killer! Guy made a incredible shot to tie the game…And as previously stated Dryden robbed Marcotte in overtime..( If only he could have lifted the puck a bit higher!) But,he didn't,and Lambert buried the B's a bit later….and I think Bruins management screwed up by firing Grapes! But….
This game has to be the most entertaining game in NHL history. And Dan Gallivan made it much more historic with his style of professional commentating.
This game sums up the Bruins history.
@1:15:25 ah Guy, you maniac… that would've been one heck of a goal
ya 3 penalties on the bruins in the 3rd period. Fix always in for montreal
I remember watching this game and always thought cheevers was playing, I forgot, I was a big ranger fan and wanted them to play Bruins. Sad that Boston lost this.
No advertising whatsoever anywhere on the board and the ice. Those were the good old days.
With all respect to the Rangers, for all intents and purposes, this game was for the cup. Both of these teams were considerably stronger than New York who had miraculously beat the league-leading Islanders to get to the finals. The Islanders were basically the same team (sans Ken Morrow) that would go on to win the next 4 cups. I felt the Islanders would have beat my Habs in a final and was relieved when the Rangers won out.
I was only 10 yrs old watching this game, I can't remember too much, but did Cheevers not play in this series?
RIP Gilles Gilbert ❤
This one really hurt Don Cherry. Not a Bruin fan but a Cherry fan and I still crinch my teeth over this