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I'm sure almost everyone has seen this but it never gets old. Wayne Gretzky leaving Pelé, Sugar Ray Leonard &amp; Björn Borg in his dust.

Wayne Gretzky starts it off and then finishes it.

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Hockey. And hockey players. You may not think you have 5 minutes to spend watching a video. But you WON'T regret this beauty from Tim Thompson. I promise.

Too many to chose from. But the hype for Probert/Domi II was off the charts and it lived up to that hype.

Ron Tugnutt stops 70 including 19 from Ray Bourque and one that was from point blank range with just seconds remaining in OT. #Nordiques

There haven't been many more players that have been more fun to watch in the history of hockey than Pavel Datsyuk.

We've got Wayne Gretzky, Mike Bossy, Robbie Ftorek, and Reed Larson in a race! Who ya got!!? (Showdown 1980) Bring back Showdown!!

1987 Canada Cup. Game 2. Canada on the brink of defeat. Needs a goal. Gets a goal. 99 and 66 doing their thing. A country exhales. Wonder what happened next?

1979. Too many men on the ice. The Habs comeback from a 2 goal deficit and beat the Bruins (again) in OT of Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Semi-Finals. Reporters gather around to listen to what Don Cherry has to say. I think you'll want to listen too. 😁

Bob Kelly as a Washington Capital looks so strange. Name a player who just didn't quite look right with a team. Bonus points for evidence that it really happened!😁(photos/gifs/videos)

1984 Canada Cup Semi-Final. Do or Die &amp; Sudden Death. Mike Bossy scores a huge goal for Canada that doesn't get talked about enough, as he tips in a Paul Coffey shot to end a thrilling OT and sends the Soviets packing and Canada to the Final. 🙏🎂 (🎥 Mike Matthews/YouTube)

Montreal has an amazing history &amp; they celebrate it so damn well. They also celebrate the history of the game. In 1982 when Gretzky set the goal record, he was in Montreal a week later &amp; the Habs brought out the Rocket to present him with a gift. Class.

Random Retro Game Action 1987 Canada Cup. Game 1. Montreal Forum USSR vs Canada. 1st period action.

Normand Léveillé was a promising Bruins' player when tragedy struck - he suffered a brain aneurysm during a game in Vancouver. He was told he'd never walk again. Well, he was with his mates @ the Gahden's closing ceremonies &amp; they had One Last Skate.

1995. The Quebec Nordiques unveiled new uniforms for the next season that never happened for Quebec due to their move to Colorado. The move was a tragedy. If they had switched uniforms, that also would've been a tragedy.

Paul Morris - the voice of Maple Leaf Gardens from 1961 until its closure in 1999. Mr. Morris was there to inform, not to entertain &amp; that's why he was so loved. RIP Mr. Morris. Godspeed. Some photos should have sound. Paul Morris' should. Here's a snippet of his distinct voice.

Bobby Orr's first shift in the NHL. (Oct 19th, 1966) Pretty famous player out there for the other team too. (🎥@petegoodwinboston4825/YT) Y'all really ought to subscribe to Pete's YT channel.👍 Thanks P. Good win!!

On 2/7 of 1976, #27 Darryl Sittler scored 10 points vs. the Boston Bruins. The record survived Gretzky, Lemieux and the high-scoring 80s. Is it here to stay forever? Here are all of Sittler's 10 points. (Thanks again Maple Leafs Hotstove!)

Random Retro Game Action. 1987 Stanley Cup Final. Game 7. Philadelphia Flyers @ Edmonton Oilers Late 3rd period. The Oilers put the game away. Anderson with the Cup Clincher. I find the Northlands Coliseum crowd's explosion mesmerizing.

Ward Cornell interviews Terry Sawchuk after Sawchuk records his 100th career shutout.

I'm sure almost everyone has seen this but it never gets old. Wayne Gretzky leaving Pelé, Sugar Ray Leonard & Björn Borg in his dust.

1984 Canada Cup Semi-Final. Do or Die & Sudden Death. Mike Bossy scores a huge goal for Canada that doesn't get talked about enough, as he tips in a Paul Coffey shot to end a thrilling OT and sends the Soviets packing and Canada to the Final. 🙏🎂 (🎥 Mike Matthews/YouTube)

Montreal has an amazing history & they celebrate it so damn well. They also celebrate the history of the game. In 1982 when Gretzky set the goal record, he was in Montreal a week later & the Habs brought out the Rocket to present him with a gift. Class.

Normand Léveillé was a promising Bruins' player when tragedy struck - he suffered a brain aneurysm during a game in Vancouver. He was told he'd never walk again. Well, he was with his mates @ the Gahden's closing ceremonies & they had One Last Skate.

Paul Morris - the voice of Maple Leaf Gardens from 1961 until its closure in 1999. Mr. Morris was there to inform, not to entertain & that's why he was so loved. RIP Mr. Morris. Godspeed. Some photos should have sound. Paul Morris' should. Here's a snippet of his distinct voice.