Talbot dies at 91, won Cup in 5 consecutive seasons with Canadiens | NHL.com
Defenseman was 2nd-last surviving member of 12 players to accomplish feat in Montreal
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Jean Guy talbot passes away at 91
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One of those guys my dad told me about on that 50's dynasty.
Toene
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Repose en paix, Jean-Guy. Vas rejoindre les autres fantômes!
Who's the player left among those who won 5 straight? They say he was the 2nd last.
Edit : Don Marshall. Idk who he is, will look him up.
Who's the player left among those who won 5 straight? They say he was the 2nd last.
Edit : Don Marshall. Idk who he is, will look him up.
ChesterNimitz
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Scintillating10
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ChesterNimitz
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Marshall was a secondary piece in the trade that saw a fading Jacques Plante being traded for Gump Worsley.
A little known fact. In the late 1960s, while holding out in a salary dispute with the Canadiens, Worsley set up a shooting booth near Place Bonaventure where fans could take shots against the famed NHL goalie for $10.
See what you youngsters missed.
It was a much different time. Whether it was a better time is still being debated.
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I learnt to skate at Arena Jean-Guy Talbot in Cap-de-la-Madeleine and at the time, I thought it was name after him cause he was always there. A very accessible Gentleman he was.
If anyone could find a video of the standing ovation he got at Lions first game, please post it here, it shows how a legend he was in his local community.
If anyone could find a video of the standing ovation he got at Lions first game, please post it here, it shows how a legend he was in his local community.
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My dad, who started watching hockey around 58, used to always tell me Talbot and Jean-Claude Tremblay were both a bit like Bobby Orr, very ''modern'' for the Dmen of their times. I wish I could have seen them play.
Jean guy Talbot was the first hab I ever met. I remember like yesterday. I am 8 years old, I am at shamrock park on the outside skating rink with a few friends. It's 1959. Guess who shows up. J G Talbot to do some skating. First, to a bunch of 8 year old this man is HUGE,Yes with his hab jersey on with his name on the back. To this day the I remember the impression I had. It was the unbelievable POWER in his stride 2-3 pushes and he is going 40km with the ice crackling under the power of his power strides LEG Power I have never seen before, sounds from the ice I have never seen before. that was a long time ago and to this day I remember it all.
