GDT: #55 | Flyers at Maple Leafs | February 15, 2024 | 7:00 PM | NBCSP

[Beef Invictus]

FLYERS: 29-19-6 (5-5-0, W4)
MAPLE LEAFS: 27-16-8 (6-4-0, W1)

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BROADCAST

NBCSP
ESPN+
Canadian TV
97.5 FM

FLYERS LINEUP
Tippett-Couturier-Konecny
Farabee-Frost-Atkinson
Hathaway-Poehling-Cates
Lycksell-Laughton

York-Sanheim
Staal-Drysdale
Seeler-Walker
Zamula

Ersson
Petersen

Injuries:

Ristolainen
Foerster (DTD)
Ellis (/seems not unfitting to a thoughtful man;/for he of fostering Rome and of her sway/in the Empyrean Heaven was chosen as sire)

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MAPLE LEAFS LINEUP
Knies-Matthews-Nylander
Bertuzzi-Domi-Robertson
McMann-Kampf-Gregor
Steeves-Holmberg-Reaves

Brodie-Liljegren
Benoit-McCabe
Lagesson-Giordano

Samsonov
Hildeby

Injuries:

Jarnkrok (Out)
Rielly (Out)
Marner (DTD)
Tavares (DTD)
Jones (DTD)
Murray (IR)
Klingberg (IR)
Woll (IR)

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GDT SONG



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STATS

5v5, On-Ice, Rates, Score & Venue Adjusted (Season)

Last 10ish Games

Goalies

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[Beef Invictus]

Did my images break? Or is that local

 

[volnoir]

Did my images break? Or is that local

Yes.

 

[volnoir]

Now I see it. Is that Reaves making hockey violent again?

 

[Beef Invictus]

Site must be broken, they all show correctly as being uploaded.

 

[MiamiScreamingEagles]

Testing an image...

 

[Beef Invictus]

Test

 

[MiamiScreamingEagles]

Site must be broken, they all show correctly as being uploaded.

The site likely was in the breakdown lane.

 

[Beef Invictus]

I'm doing the same thing I did for OP. Oh well. It'll work or it won't.

 

[Beef Invictus]

Testing an image...

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This worked for me originally and now it doesn't. Alright. Just gotta wait things out.

 

[MiamiScreamingEagles]

This worked for me originally and now it doesn't. Alright. Just gotta wait things out.

I posted an image and gif and can currently see both.

 

[Beef Invictus]

I posted an image and gif and can currently see both.

I am optimistic and positive everything will work itself out.

 

[MiamiScreamingEagles]

I am optimistic and positive everything will work itself out.

I can offer emotional support from a distance in the form of "We're a Happy Family" by the iconic Ramones and will make that the GDT song of the day.

 

[usahockey22flyers]

My fav regular season Flyers Leafs game has to be Flyers in Toronto in spring 2010. I think they won 2-0, but Boucher dove for the puck with his stick when it was 1-0 with a few min to go. Incredible.

 

[MiamiScreamingEagles]

My fav regular season Flyers Leafs game has to be Flyers in Toronto in spring 2010. I think they won 2-0, but Boucher dove for the puck with his stick when it was 1-0 with a few min to go. Incredible.

Good stuff!

This will always remain my favorite underlying game of the 1970s. It was the ballsiest effort as I recall even more so than the win against the Soviets. A summary I did back when and fortunately the game exists on YouTube though there is a lengthy interruption in the broadcast as well.

It was one of the most dramatic recoveries in NHL playoffs history. And this can't be understood properly unless people experienced the time period. This was more than a hockey rivalry at the time. This was societal, almost as much as sports. The Flyers came off three straight Cup Finals. In 1976, members of the Flyers appeared in courts in Toronto due to on-ice violence. This Game 4 of 1977 was as much us-against-them as any game of this era. The Toronto-Philadelphia rivalry was immense. The Flyers lost the first two games of this 1977 series against Toronto, both games in Philadelphia. The scene in Toronto was beyond belief. Going to Toronto down 2-0 in games. The entire hockey world or so it seemed had the Flyers dead.

"The Leafs have bloomed, the Flyers are doomed" was an image shown on TV from inside the arena prior to Game 3 when Rick MacLeish's OT game winner in Toronto. A little light shined. But then Game 4, one of the most remarkable events in NHL history and I will stick to that. Lanny MacDonald scored four goals, three on PPs for Toronto.

Bruce Hood, as infamous as any ref in Flyers' history, issued 63 PIMs to the Flyers to 12 for Toronto. Plus, three Flyers' players were ejected. Three game misconducts including two members of the Flyers second line at the same time after they flipped out on Hood with over half the third period expired.

To set the scene: The Leafs led by three goals with a little over five minutes to play and going up 3-1 in the series. A crazed Maple Leafs Garden. And yet another powerplay. Then a SHG by the Flyers re-booted their drive, 5-3. Then 5-4 with less than two minutes to play. Then Bobby Clarke scored with about a minute left in regulation. This was also one of the most inspiring games of Clarke's captaincy. Then the victory culminated with Reggie Leach's slapper in the final minute of OT. In case people don't know what a Reggie Leach slapper meant:

 

[BiggE]

Good stuff!

This will always remain my favorite underlying game of the 1970s. It was the ballsiest effort as I recall even more so than the win against the Soviets. A summary I did back when and fortunately the game exists on YouTube though there is a lengthy interruption in the broadcast as well.

It was one of the most dramatic recoveries in NHL playoffs history. And this can't be understood properly unless people experienced the time period. This was more than a hockey rivalry at the time. This was societal, almost as much as sports. The Flyers came off three straight Cup Finals. In 1976, members of the Flyers appeared in courts in Toronto due to on-ice violence. This Game 4 of 1977 was as much us-against-them as any game of this era. The Toronto-Philadelphia rivalry was immense. The Flyers lost the first two games of this 1977 series against Toronto, both games in Philadelphia. The scene in Toronto was beyond belief. Going to Toronto down 2-0 in games. The entire hockey world or so it seemed had the Flyers dead.

"The Leafs have bloomed, the Flyers are doomed" was an image shown on TV from inside the arena prior to Game 3 when Rick MacLeish's OT game winner in Toronto. A little light shined. But then Game 4, one of the most remarkable events in NHL history and I will stick to that. Lanny MacDonald scored four goals, three on PPs for Toronto.

Bruce Hood, as infamous as any ref in Flyers' history, issued 63 PIMs to the Flyers to 12 for Toronto. Plus, three Flyers' players were ejected. Three game misconducts including two members of the Flyers second line at the same time after they flipped out on Hood with over half the third period expired.

To set the scene: The Leafs led by three goals with a little over five minutes to play and going up 3-1 in the series. A crazed Maple Leafs Garden. And yet another powerplay. Then a SHG by the Flyers re-booted their drive, 5-3. Then 5-4 with less than two minutes to play. Then Bobby Clarke scored with about a minute left in regulation. This was also one of the most inspiring games of Clarke's captaincy. Then the victory culminated with Reggie Leach's slapper in the final minute of OT. In case people don't know what a Reggie Leach slapper meant:

One of the greatest games in Flyers history

 

[MiamiScreamingEagles]

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One of the greatest games in Flyers history

And the "That no good mother...." lives at 1:11:50+

 

[usahockey22flyers]

Good stuff!

This will always remain my favorite underlying game of the 1970s. It was the ballsiest effort as I recall even more so than the win against the Soviets. A summary I did back when and fortunately the game exists on YouTube though there is a lengthy interruption in the broadcast as well.

It was one of the most dramatic recoveries in NHL playoffs history. And this can't be understood properly unless people experienced the time period. This was more than a hockey rivalry at the time. This was societal, almost as much as sports. The Flyers came off three straight Cup Finals. In 1976, members of the Flyers appeared in courts in Toronto due to on-ice violence. This Game 4 of 1977 was as much us-against-them as any game of this era. The Toronto-Philadelphia rivalry was immense. The Flyers lost the first two games of this 1977 series against Toronto, both games in Philadelphia. The scene in Toronto was beyond belief. Going to Toronto down 2-0 in games. The entire hockey world or so it seemed had the Flyers dead.

"The Leafs have bloomed, the Flyers are doomed" was an image shown on TV from inside the arena prior to Game 3 when Rick MacLeish's OT game winner in Toronto. A little light shined. But then Game 4, one of the most remarkable events in NHL history and I will stick to that. Lanny MacDonald scored four goals, three on PPs for Toronto.

Bruce Hood, as infamous as any ref in Flyers' history, issued 63 PIMs to the Flyers to 12 for Toronto. Plus, three Flyers' players were ejected. Three game misconducts including two members of the Flyers second line at the same time after they flipped out on Hood with over half the third period expired.

To set the scene: The Leafs led by three goals with a little over five minutes to play and going up 3-1 in the series. A crazed Maple Leafs Garden. And yet another powerplay. Then a SHG by the Flyers re-booted their drive, 5-3. Then 5-4 with less than two minutes to play. Then Bobby Clarke scored with about a minute left in regulation. This was also one of the most inspiring games of Clarke's captaincy. Then the victory culminated with Reggie Leach's slapper in the final minute of OT. In case people don't know what a Reggie Leach slapper meant:

Gonna watch this. Thanks MSE

 

[Bruckuss]

That was quite the game lol

Will be in attendance with my GF for this one, excellent seats she has surprised me with Will be rocking the vintage Leclair jersey, she will have the wrong colour on lol

Was hoping to see Foerster in, but i've been liking the teams effort lately and hope to be entertained either way. Sam better get the nod otherwise.

 

[tmlms13]

Just fyi for your Lineups, Nylander and Samsonov missed practice, Matthews left early. All 3 are considered game time decisions.

 

[TheKingPin]

Just fyi for your Lineups, Nylander and Samsonov missed practice, Matthews left early. All 3 are considered game time decisions.

Wow that’s not good

 

[ellja3]

I hope PHI will be a goal up late in the game, and Deslauriers finally does something useful by slap-shotting the hell out of an empty-net goal. Just for repeated s***s and giggles.

please

 

[dragonoffrost]

My Favorite game versus Toronto.

 

[marcsson68]

Good stuff!

This will always remain my favorite underlying game of the 1970s. It was the ballsiest effort as I recall even more so than the win against the Soviets. A summary I did back when and fortunately the game exists on YouTube though there is a lengthy interruption in the broadcast as well.

It was one of the most dramatic recoveries in NHL playoffs history. And this can't be understood properly unless people experienced the time period. This was more than a hockey rivalry at the time. This was societal, almost as much as sports. The Flyers came off three straight Cup Finals. In 1976, members of the Flyers appeared in courts in Toronto due to on-ice violence. This Game 4 of 1977 was as much us-against-them as any game of this era. The Toronto-Philadelphia rivalry was immense. The Flyers lost the first two games of this 1977 series against Toronto, both games in Philadelphia. The scene in Toronto was beyond belief. Going to Toronto down 2-0 in games. The entire hockey world or so it seemed had the Flyers dead.

"The Leafs have bloomed, the Flyers are doomed" was an image shown on TV from inside the arena prior to Game 3 when Rick MacLeish's OT game winner in Toronto. A little light shined. But then Game 4, one of the most remarkable events in NHL history and I will stick to that. Lanny MacDonald scored four goals, three on PPs for Toronto.

Bruce Hood, as infamous as any ref in Flyers' history, issued 63 PIMs to the Flyers to 12 for Toronto. Plus, three Flyers' players were ejected. Three game misconducts including two members of the Flyers second line at the same time after they flipped out on Hood with over half the third period expired.

To set the scene: The Leafs led by three goals with a little over five minutes to play and going up 3-1 in the series. A crazed Maple Leafs Garden. And yet another powerplay. Then a SHG by the Flyers re-booted their drive, 5-3. Then 5-4 with less than two minutes to play. Then Bobby Clarke scored with about a minute left in regulation. This was also one of the most inspiring games of Clarke's captaincy. Then the victory culminated with Reggie Leach's slapper in the final minute of OT. In case people don't know what a Reggie Leach slapper meant:

That chop with the goaltender‘s stick was vicious. And no helmet to reduce the impact. Would mean a long suspension nowadays. Back then: Not even a penalty. Not everything was better in 1977…

 

[chadateit]

My Favorite game versus Toronto.

One of the most memorable goals ever for me was the one when Kapanen looked like Tucker killed him, he needed help getting to the bench, but while that was going on, JR went down and scored. May've been the game before.