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I've got a feeling about this year though. Go Leafs!

The rimouskois Penguins fan that I am liked that quite a lot! Also, I suggest you change your channel name to "The Hockeystorian". It's pretty catchy and tells you just what to expect. Just saying.

Amazing Video

If my maths are correct he won 3 Stanley Cups not 2. Thanks for the video

Lol teemu selanne's rookie season was even better then sid's 76-56-132

Man, I used to worship this guy. Even lied to myself that I could skate like him.. lol.. Bought his jerseys... Only to find out he was a massive racist shit. Smh.. This is why I don't miss hockey

You missed his brief junior stint playing for the Truro Junior A Bearcats when he was like 14. Most people don't know he got to do that. Limited in the number of games he could play at that age but he was their best player the entire time he was there

Given your hockey knowledge, I'm surprised you've never heard of Ron Low, who played 11 years in the NHL. Saw him play in the twilight of his career with the Devils. Expansion was a joke back then in pretty much all four major sports leagues except maybe the NBA. Teams got the weakest or most expendable players from other teams with a few inexperienced rookies from the draft, not all of whom would work out, then sportswriters acted shocked that the results were bad on the field.

The 1974-75 Capitals earned their eighth win in the last game of the season, a home victory over the Red Wings. Otherwise, the Capitals would have likely finished with only 19 points for the season.

you should do a video on ovi and how he singel handedly resurrected the caps when they were a mess coming out of the 04-05 lockout and maybe also do a video on stamkos and how he managed to single handedly revive the lightning when they were a poverty franchise

Bust

Simply one of the greatest hockey players (two-ways) to ever play. Hail Foppa.

The rigged draft is BS, how dare the team with the highest chance to get the first overall pick actually get the first overall pick

Sharks had a rough go of it last year for sure. Celebrini of course was the reward. They have some very decent youth coming. The Capitals team was epic. Enough wins to get 2 rounds deep in the playoffs. 2 rounds.

Never been a player to live up to such high expectations

Great video. Wonderful old film and still photos! I kinda like your voice style.. stick with what's comfortable. Do work on pronouncing French names. Some people are touchy about that. Sidebar: my wife's mom was at Morenz's funeral as a little girl

Sidney Crosby's still productive....over a point per game this season. Just passed Joe Sakic into 9th place on the all-time scoring list

Thank you for showing that one he got on patrick roy right at the start that was a beautiful goal and roy is easily the most over rated goalie of the 80/90s by far.

The reason they were the worst team in history is because of the ridiculous expansion rules. The other teams could protect practically there entire starting roster. In other words the only players left were teams minor league players. So basically this team was a minor league team playing against the pros. A recipe for disaster.

The Islanders and Oilers had a lot of supporters in the middle six.

Excellent video. A freak accident sadly shortened Bure's career. What a wonder to watch him skate effortlessly around the defense! Truly one of the all-time greats.

Good video. Though I was shocked that the 1979-1980 Winnipeg Jets were missing.

Yikes 😮

11 cups will be tough to beat.

I seem to recall an article back in '75 when Washington was setting this dubious record. I'm paraphrasing, but one of the quotes in that story was along the lines of "Champions drink champagne from the Stanley cup, but for the Capitals it's bloody Marys. (Apparently Bloody Marys was the go-to-drink for several Capitals players after every loss er, "game"). But eventually the Capitals did find their groove and, a couple decades later were one of the league's powerhouse teams.

the worst canadian team or are overseas teams getting better.

4:33 "No offense to these guys, but I've never even heard of them...I don't know if I've ever heard of one of these guys...I mean, no offense to them..." I think it was nice of you to point this out, in case any players from that awful Caps team happen to be watching this video!

Very cool! Keep it up. Liked and subbed. NO A.I! ❤

You trade first round picks in the same draft to move up and down in the draft to balance out the trade , hoping the LOWER first rounder turns out better then the other

nice video mannn!

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I knew it was going to be the Washington Crapitals.

Jimmy Anderson was the first coach for the caps saw him play in Springfield 4 the Kings gave my friends and myself Hockey sticks at a Saturday practice really great person and hockey player

Thank you for this great tribute to a great player. Thank you for showing respect to the old-timers Hats off young man Job well done

Worst team in nhl history thanks to nhl who set post expansion teams up to fail. Their expansion draft list was shit-washed up old guys, never will be's, or guys that were on retired list. '70's expansion teams either had to draft well and have patience to build that way like isles did, or get impatient and start making quick fix trades destined to fail and set expansion team back like caps did with '75 top pick. Col. rockies repeated that after leaving kc making foolish trades rockies never recovered from. '70's was just a horrible time to be an nhl expansion team with wha war draining talent as well. No bettman vgk 'gifting' expansion draft for quick success for '70's post expansion teams. Caps were fortunate to survive such horrible hockey in new market. Atl. flames, kc scouts and forerunner rockies weren't as fortunate and didn't survive expansion era. '80-'81 jets were bad as well-penalized by nhl/wha merger that raped wha teams of their talent so nhl teams like rags could grab them. Oil kept gretz and beat merger rules and became '80's dominant.

Maybe you or someone can assist. I read an article and can't find the player / stat. One guy in history of NHL (I believe it was NHL) One player killed off a 2 min penalty all by himself by skating around with the puck. It may have been in the decades of 1950s or 1960s. Any info is much appreciated.

Cool video! I enjoyed it! Never heard of the Philadelphia Quakers. Looked them up... interesting. Thanks for the trail if bread crumbs.

The Philadelphia Quakers had been the Pittsburgh Pirates from 1925 to 1930. They only lasted one year in Philly and dropped out of the league.

I was a kid then and even I knew about that brutal season for San Jose. Always felt bad for Irbe

The Capitals only had one road victory in 1974-75 as well! Nice video! Look forward to seeing more!

Glad to see the 1980-81 Winnipeg Jets aren't t on your list.

Good video, just found your channel and subscribed. Looking forward to more videos

Teams were unaware Bure was eligible for the draft. But the canucks management did some digging and proved his draft eligibility. That's why he was drafted so late.

One of the 5 most skilled players I've personally seen. Could take over a game almost by himself and win.

Ryan Smyth

The Pocket Rocket ... I met him and Maurice alongside several other Montréal Canadiens at an old-timers game. 😊 Was still a delight!!

He holds as unbreakable a record in all of pro sport.

No one will ever break this record.

One of my favorite players ever! You should do a video on Patrice Bergeron!

The one & only player that can claim to have a p ring