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Past Canuck Players
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..the double Reef.Cousin Strawberry wrote: ↑Sat Oct 23, 2021 5:55 pmThe stick?
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'82 lunch buckets
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Possibly my favorite moment in Canuck history.
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It's immediately what came to my mind when you posted 82.
All.the other good shit in that run and that's the #1 memory in my brain....
All.the other good shit in that run and that's the #1 memory in my brain....
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Yeah Curm, 82 was a helluva run and good times in the City until the end.
Despite what Tiger said we were never going to beat the Islanders.
We coulda shoulda won game 1, up 5 - 4 with less than 10 remaining....Dallas GM Jim Nill with another big goal as I recall (shorthanded too I think) to put us up the 1....but we got Bossy'd (and Snepsts'd as well I suppose as big Harold had a negative hand in both the tying and winning goals by the Islander sharpshooter) late and in OT.
The Fraser Gradin Smyl line had a great chance to win it and (I think it was Thomas) coulda shoulda scored (it so could have been a goal I believe Fraser was behind the net with his hands raised as a matter of fact) but alas, much like Smyl on Vernon in '89, he did not.
Would have been even more fun to win a game and taking game 1 would have made it more interesting for sure, but again, we weren't beating the Islander juggernaut over 7 games.
Good times for sure though.
Despite what Tiger said we were never going to beat the Islanders.
We coulda shoulda won game 1, up 5 - 4 with less than 10 remaining....Dallas GM Jim Nill with another big goal as I recall (shorthanded too I think) to put us up the 1....but we got Bossy'd (and Snepsts'd as well I suppose as big Harold had a negative hand in both the tying and winning goals by the Islander sharpshooter) late and in OT.
The Fraser Gradin Smyl line had a great chance to win it and (I think it was Thomas) coulda shoulda scored (it so could have been a goal I believe Fraser was behind the net with his hands raised as a matter of fact) but alas, much like Smyl on Vernon in '89, he did not.
Would have been even more fun to win a game and taking game 1 would have made it more interesting for sure, but again, we weren't beating the Islander juggernaut over 7 games.
Good times for sure though.
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I was 12 years old during that run. Curt Fraser was my favourite player. That team did not get pushed around. Same thing in 94. 2011 we got bitchslapped.
Fraser, Delorme, Smyl, Snepsts, Williams, Nill, Campbell. Then Gino, Antoski, Hunter, Momesso, Diduck, Murzyn, Bure, Gelinas, Babych, McIntyre. In 2011 they had Bieksa and Glass. Jesus Christ.
Fraser, Delorme, Smyl, Snepsts, Williams, Nill, Campbell. Then Gino, Antoski, Hunter, Momesso, Diduck, Murzyn, Bure, Gelinas, Babych, McIntyre. In 2011 they had Bieksa and Glass. Jesus Christ.
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82 was a fun run - I went to most of the playoff games that year, and wasn't at all disappointed when the Islanders raised the Cup. It was inevitable.
I don't miss swilling beer in the Coliseum basement, though! (How barbaric)
I don't miss swilling beer in the Coliseum basement, though! (How barbaric)
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Yep when the game was lopsided I remember the old man going down there to meet my uncle at about the 10 minute mark of the period and not returning until halfway through the next period. Totally archaic herding people into a beer garden and not letting you have a beer in your seat
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My old man had season tickets 4 seats, centre ice penalty box side about halfway up the upper blue seats. Had them for the 70’s and 80’s (half way through the 80’s of memory serves)
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We spilt seasons tickets with family friends for ten years 78-88. As well my uncles had tickets too so we went to a ton of hockey games over a 15 year period.
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Back in the days of Bobby Manno, Claire Alexander, Hilliard Graves, Pit Martin, Per Olav Brasar, Ron Sedlbauer…. Good timesVin Tanner wrote: ↑Sun Oct 24, 2021 9:09 am We spilt seasons tickets with family friends for ten years 78-88. As well my uncles had tickets too so we went to a ton of hockey games over a 15 year period.
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Watching these old fight videos, it seems to me that as every other facet of the game has gotten so much faster/bigger/more skilled, the fighters were way better at their craft than they are today.Curmudgeon wrote: ↑Sat Oct 23, 2021 10:18 pmAll of 14 seconds into Game 1, and then Williams scores the OT winner in Games 2. The Delorme-Mulvey tilt is the first scrap I think of from that run. What a tough team, I'll never forget it.