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Phil Esposito, silky moves on display here -1966

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Phil Robertovor 1 Monat

Sometimes the best trades are the ones you don’t make…powerhouse Hawks eliminated in 1st round 67 by Leafs…looking to change things up

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Hogamadogvor 1 Monat

He never has good chemistry with Hull.

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ConsiderTheBeesvor 1 Monat

Jesus saves, Esposito scores on the rebound!

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Malachi Mulliganvor 1 Monat

I always thought if you lined up Espo’s 778 career goals end to end the distance would have been about 200 feet.

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LOGICAL LUIGIvor 1 Monat

You don’t see too many practice clips from those days! Espo could fly in the early days!

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Here Come The 70's 🇨🇦vor 1 Monat

Not slow then

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Villainvor 1 Monat

My dad was in Boston and flew on the same plane Bruins were on who were coming in to o play the Red Wings. I was 12. Smoking a big cigar. Sanderson as well. Scared me to death .Sanderson had a huge scar on the left side of his face.

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Stevevor 1 Monat

I never thought of Espo as a fleet skater. Watching him on the Rangers he just seemed to always be in front of the net. I hated and still hate the Rangers but growing up in NY I had no choice if I wanted to watch hockey but I will say I loved his commentary as a color analyst.

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Hogamadogvor 1 Monat

I had a similar opinion because I've only seen Phil play once in person ('79) and he was approaching retirement age then. I thought of him only as a garbage goal collector.

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Hilly Fezvor 1 Monat

@Steve534973026 Even late in his career Espo was never a garbage collector. He was unmovable in the slot and a great passer.

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Stevevor 1 Monat

@hogamadog And a great leader. He was the leader of that 72 Summit Series.

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mostrowski52vor 1 Monat

I like those old nets. The puck would actually stay in there more than a half-second.

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Hogamadogvor 1 Monat

Yes, and when a player scored, the baggy nets would give in a satisfying snap, not unlike like the swish of a basketball when it goes through the hoop.

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Gene Michaelvor 1 Monat

Glenn Hall wearing a mask during practice.

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Hogamadogvor 1 Monat

Good eye. I suspect that mask as something to do with facing Bobby Hull's shots in practice everyday.

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Gene Michaelvor 1 Monat

Yes, for sure and Dennis, too! I think some of the other goalies did, too. Like Bower and Gump.

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James Thorogoodvor 1 Monat

Funny how memory files a player under one specialty. Phil Esposito owned the slot with great hands, but 873 assists and five scoring titles tell you he drove offence, not just cleaned up rebounds. I wish I had more than highlights and the Summit Series to see the whole player. 🥅

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Jeff Greenblattvor 1 Monat

has to be one of the dumbest trades Blackhawks ever made

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galaxytrash 🇨🇦vor 1 Monat

who's the goalie? glenn hall wore #1 from '58 to '67 but although i'm too young to remember, that doesn't look like him. and he never wore a mask in a game until '68 with the blues but i guess he coulda' wore it in a practice. just curious.

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Jesse Stone🇺🇸🥃vor 1 Monat

He couldn’t skate with today’s players

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Hogamadogvor 1 Monat

and Jesse Owens wouldn't beat Usain Bolt in the 100-meter. What's your point?

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Gunnar Stahlvor 1 Monat

lol are there just two guys on the ice?

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