Rare interviews of Toronto Maple Leafs players right after winning the 1967 Stanley Cup | CBC Sports
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Legends of hockey including Conn Smythe, players like George Armstrong, Dave Keon, Dick Gamble, Allan Stanley, Tim Horton, and many more including coaches talk to Hockey Night in Canada reporters Ward Cornell and Frank Selke Jr. right after winning the 1967 Stanley Cup against the Montreal Canadiens.
00:04 George Armstrong (Leafs Captain)
01:54 Conn Smyth
02:59 Dave Keon
04:10 Bob Pulford
05:10 Allan Stanley
06:30 NHL President Clarence Campbell
06:49 Terry Sawchuk
07:56 Sam Pollock
08:23 Pete Stemkowski
09:20 Larry Hillman
10:21 Tim Horton
11:09 Harold Ballard
11:53 Red Kelly
12:28 Stafford Smythe
13:08 Frank Mahovlich
14:20 Brian Conacher
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Not sure if anyone noticed , no scripted questions , no scripted answers , honest raw emotions, answers that came from the heart .
Far cry from today's players reportes interviewers.
All done with humility respect class 👏
I love the padding. Might as well be wearing a light jacket. Same level of protection. No helmets, wool jerseys, cotton undershirts….these guys were tough.
I've seen suits in the 80s with bigger shoulder pads.
@@CBCSports And those were on the women! Big hair and shoulder pads!!
This is absolute gold... so intetesting in so many ways...
Love how they are just passing the mic between them.
The humility of these legends is what actually made them all-time legends!
"The name Smythe is going to be on the cup 11 times. Nobody's ever going to do that again."
Henri Richard and Jean Beliveau have entered the chat...
Last year of the six team league. It's amazing to see so many of my heroes again from that wonderful night. It's curious that Punch wasn't there to say a few words. It was a very challenging season, so maybe the proud Scot told them what they could do with their interview. He was very hard on the players, especially Mahovlich, but he was even tougher on himself and the stress landed him in the hospital. King Clancy took over for a while, and the team played well for him during a ten game stretch. Punch returned later for the Cup run. He's known for counting on the older players like Bower, Sawchuk, Armstrong and Kelly.
I attended the Billy Harris-Dave Keon during the summers of 1969 and 70. It's great memory to have been on the ice with Dave, Billy, Bruce Gamble, Jim McKenny and Marcel Pronovost. They were great role models because they walked the walk of champions.
Civility and poise was a reflection of this generation of players. True role models for youngsters and never a fear that they may embarrass or act unwholesome in public. Many years ago, but way ahead in human behavior.
Toronto Maple Leafs won 13 Stanley Cups which is an incredible achievement.. Toronto Maple Leafs has rich championship history... the only problem its been a really long time since Toronto last won the Stanley Cup.. but I am telling you the pain will end when Toronto captures a 14th championship..
The were great until the met Ballard...
Yea the Laffs won the 13 cups in a 6 team league. Once the league expanded in 1967 to more teams, they have won nadda, nothing since lol.
Back when players were humble and didn't draw attention to themselves. The young players calling out the older players and the older players digging deep inside themselves. A coach that ran his team like a well oiled machine. There were times when they didnt like his task master approach but he was the great motivator when it mattered most in the playoffs.
What a flashback. Super cool and interesting.
The sad part was that it was the end of Original Six era, Wings made bad trade after that, Dead Wings era followed.
Are you referring to the ullmann-mahavolich trade?
@@migmadmarine Yes of course. Any place online I can find a highlight film of 66-67 Leafs, full season not just playoffs ...
Some random 66-67 games on you tube, but my favorite is the 59 semi final game with Boston...the team was up and coming @@geraldmantel4955
What a class team; love those guys!
I remember watching this.
57 years since they won their 13th Stanley Cup. I dream of the day when they finally win the Stanley Cup. Maple Leafs fans of all ages will be shocked, happy, emotional, also in disbelief when that day comes.
Terry Sawchuk was a lot of things, but he was not the bad guy a lot of people have portrayed him as.
He was just his own worst enemy. May he rest in peace.
Warrior . Bower and Sawchuk best 1 2 tandem
Damn this is history!
Conn Smythe world War one vet.
My Father's Father, as well. May they all rest in Peace.
It really bothers me that they dispensed with all the names of the divisions and the conferences.
@@samuelluria4744 You mean the Smythe Norris Adam's and Patrick divisions.
@@mckessa17 - No, McGillicuddy, Hoffenfeffer, Barnes and Noble.
@@samuelluria4744 Very funny youngster.
Who’d have thought the Leafs would never make it back to the finals let alone win one in the 50+ years since this video was made…
So many Leaf stars would be traded or retired the next . Red Kelly retired the big M traded to d Detroit etc.
the curse of the big M is still there . Frank was 30 yrs old when he was traded to Detroit in the prime of his career
The last Stanley Cup title and appearance by the Maple Leafs to date.
back when the pay was celebrity & getting to play hockey for a living...
you mean when the players were slaves.
You're telling me the Leafs once won the Stanley Cup? You must be pulling my leg...
They got the long time part right......still waiting
Ward Cornell asked Mr.Campbell when will they be announcing
The Conn Smyth trophy winner he answered the day after tomorrow.
Times have changed 😄 Dave Keon of course winning the Smyth.🍁
Although the Great Goalie Terry Sawchuk could have easily won it
He played Brilliant 🌟 especially in that 67 Cup victory May 2,1967
Love Armstrong getting the final goal
it's kind of funny watching Ward and Frank share the mic
The last original 6 team that won the Stanley Cup before expansion.
Ward Cornell Frank Selky Jr Brain McFarlane Bill Hewitt Foster Hewitt Danny Gallivan Dick Irvine the standard bearers of Hockey Commentators.
Followed by Dan Kelly Bob Cole, Mike Emery, Fred Cusick, Bob Goldam Jack Benette and Joe Bowen today
There is goes the bell the game is over Bill Hewitts call
Well, Tim Horton do you have any plans to possibly start a business in the future?
Great to see 👀 Terry Sawchuck, and Tim Horton 👏 there's a real hockey 🏒 player look: Tim Horton 😊
For you youngsters, there used to be actual physical strength involved in winning a face-off.🤪
How things have changed for the worse.
Thank God for the digital age. The film soon disintegrated after this was copied.
Should we tell them?
You could _try_ to tell them, ...but they'd NEVER believe you...😄😄😄😜
Terry looks terrible. Bet he didnt sleep much. Stemkowski was working a hockey school i went to in 1971. He was hung over most mornings
judging by how he looks, id say sawchuk was in the early days of his alcoholism
Was this right after Pearl Harbor?
Are you trying to be disrespectful, or just trying to be jocular?
Still more recent than the Cleveland Browns championship