Bruins Classics GDT Remembering May 10 1970 - 1 PM 98.5 WBZ-FM - 8 PM NHL Network (US), SN (Canada)

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[Fenway]

Bummer. I don't get NHL Network

@BMC it SHOULD be online tomorrow

 

[lopey]

Bruins Canucks game 7 2011 at 5. Faaaaaaantastic

 

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Levitt from Barney Miller

 

[lopey]

This game never gets old

 

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[PatriceBergeronFan]

@BMC it SHOULD be online tomorrow

Online where?

 

[cat400]

For long suffering Bruins fans in Canada the start of the 1970 Stanley Cup Play- Offs was made extra sweet by the fact that both the hated Habs and Leafs (who between them had won the previous 8 Cups) were for the first time ever, both not in the Play - Offs.

 

[rfournier103]

For long suffering Bruins fans in Canada the start of the 1970 Stanley Cup Play- Offs was made extra sweet by the fact that both the hated Habs and Leafs (who between them had won the previous 8 Cups) were for the first time ever, both not in the Play - Offs.

I would give a lot to have the Bruins win the Stanley Cup 7 or 8 times in a row. I’m not sure where exactly I would draw the line between what would be an acceptable price versus a price too steep, but I would probably surprise even myself.

 

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‎Bruins Audio on Apple Podcasts

50 years ago, Bobby Orr made history with "The Goal" on Mother's Day, May 10th, 1970, winning the Stanley Cup in a packed Boston Garden.

Five decades later, the current play by play voice of the Boston Bruins, Judd Sirott, looks back at the 1969-1970 Boston Bruins, "When Hockey Ruled The Hub."

Judd narrates a two-hour 98.5 The Sports Hub special with interviews from former greats like Bobby Orr, Phil Esposito, and Derek Sanderson, plus audio from the legendary season, 50 years ago.

 

[Salem13]

It might be really easy to find a streaming site on google.

 

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The FIRST time THE PHOTO was printed - Boston Record American May 12, 1970

 

[aguineapig]

That was Ace, always laughing. Anybody that ever met Ace loved Ace. And we still do.

 

[CharasLazyWrister]

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Born 18 years after these ads aired, but I love vintage footage like this. The closest we will ever get to going back in time. The feel of old commercials, in particular, is such a sensory experience.

 

[pgm16]

great show, man they should have won at least 4 cups in the 70's

 

[cat400]

That was one wonderful hour of great hockey memories.

Being in my 7th decade, I do not remember too many exact dates of major life altering events.

However Mother's Day, May 10th 1970 , is forever etched in my memory bank.

 

[Salem13]

It's been a long time since I've seen that much polyester

 

[BMC]

My mother would occasionally listen to the Bruins on the radio. She decided to watch this game on tv, she'd never seen a hockey game on tv before and she got to see this history making game & that incredible goal. She said she yelled when Orr's shot went into the net lol. I don't know where I was, I was 7 at the time, probably outside playing.

 

[Olden McGroin]

Looked like an amazing time to be a Bruins fan. Weird to see white socks with the black jersey and fans trying to punch out players