I met Lanny at an autograph signing when I was very young. The only 8x10 they had on sale to be signed was from his time with the Maple Leafs before he had a mustache, and I was so disappointed. So, when I got up to him, I asked if he would draw a mustache for me. He snickered for a moment and then realized I was completely serious. And so he drew the mustache. It’s still one of my favorite autographs.
I grew up an absolute hockey fanatic and the Montreal Canadiens were and are my team. I was a young boy when they won those cups closing out the 1970's and was in high school for the '86 cup. In '89, I was in my senior year of high school and Montreal was up 2 games to 1 with game 4 in Montreal. I was POSITIVE they were going to win again, that was the best team top to bottom I had seen since '77. When they ultimately lost, I wasn't nearly as upset as I expected (or as anyone else expected) and it was honestly because of Lanny McDonald. When Montreal won in '86 Lanny was being interviewed outside the dressing room and it was clear that he was devastated. Choking back tears he was gracious and complimentary in a way that really made an impression on me. He said "They are our champions", speaking as a member of the league. Wow. I was just taken back by his courage and class and when it was my turn to be gracious when devastated, I was able to because of his example. He was a true sportsman and we miss men like that in our professional games more than most people realize. Great player, great human!
I'm in Calgary. Lanny is at every charity event and has been for years. I think he still plays in the NHL Old Timer Hockey League too. He does voice overs for radio advertising so we get hear his voice every day. He's from Hannah Alberta not to far away, I've ran into him a few times over the years, we're fortunate to have him.
Met Lanny a few years after he retired when I was a kid and just really starting to get into Hockey. I cannot remember a player since then that I've met who impressed me more. It was like you were just talking to your neighbor having a BBQ out in your backyard. He was such a nice, humble gentleman that I never even thought the entire time about getting an autograph which is why I approached him in the first place. After chatting about my aspirations (I wanted to be a goaltender) and what were the kinds of things I needed to be working on he said he hoped to see me in the NHL someday. I of course never made it that far but I never forgot about that time with him when I was little. After we were done talking and I was walking off I was a good distance away and I heard his voice from behind. He said "Hey kid you forgot this". Lanny was holding a signed card and handed it to me. I never even asked him for that, and I never forgot about it either. I still have that card, sealed and framed, hanging in my living room. It's my most prized possession.
That Cup final goal, what a way to go out, being part of the only team to skate around the Canadiens home rink hoisting the Cup, the only defeat in the finals they'd had since 1967. His final game. I loved it, a true underdog win.
Don't know if it was an underdog win Cgy had one of the best teams if not the best team for a few years It was no small feat to defeat an equally tough team with many HOF players, especially on their home ice ( they beat all the top teams regularly and better than the other top Oilers at the time) They won the President's Cup #2 offence behind LA, #2 defence behind Montreal
No better way to end an NHL career than with a Stanley Cup. And to show that he was not a selfish person, he invited co-captains Jim Peplinski and Tim Hunter to lift the Cup with him.
@@charlieb308 I'm not denying that, and I do give Gilmore credit. He played a far more important role in the Cup victory. I was only saying that because I was a Lanny McDonald fan while he was playing.
To be honest , I wasn't aware of Lanny's 500 goals! I remember the team leadership qualities. AND the off ice stuff just wasn't out in the States. Thanks hockey guy for throwing this vid together ❤. Lanny was much more than a mustache
The dude was the complete package. Many forget how long he played & how much of scoring touch he had for a good part of it. Most remember the grit, stoutness, leadership , and the greatest ginger moustache of all time.
I’m not a huge flames fan, but I live here so it is hard not to get caught up in it - I remember when they aquired Lanny and he was such a good fit here, he bacame pretty much the mayor here - he came from Hanna which is 150 away. Lanny is still a big personality here a great guy ! I was so happy to see him get all his creds here the 500 goals, scored a huge goal fresh out of the penalty box in the cup clinching game - very hard working player and tough as nails, Ballard was an idiot to trade him, but I believe he would have ended up here no matter.
@@kellismith4329 Great post. I've heard similar stories from locals in Western Canada that hBr said the same thing. And thank you for bringing up the Finals goal when he got out of the box. That was legendary.
Always liked Lanny-a real class act. Imlach traded many players out of spite. Bringing him back to run the Leafs in 1979 was probably the worst thing Ballard did-and that's a tough competition!
I met him a couple years ago and i was wearing a Habs jersey, He jokingly grabbed me by the collar and pretended to punch me. Even though it was a joke, he still has his grip strength 😂
The other thing about Lanny he was a lanky 6' player about 185 lbs , so not a very big player overall, but his hits were solid , hurting hits And as his goal scoring went down, he could still forecheck and deliver bonejarring hits And he was always the kindest generous player off the ice
Great memory of seeing Lanny loft the cup in 1989 i was 13 and i realized this man wked his entire life for ths moment . There wd momemts like that later watching ray borque inn2001 for Colorado. i was in Boston for that win! How Boston loved him and how they rooted for him against jersey like it was the bruins. Great great memory. And of course watching dave andreychuck lift cup in 2004 when Tampa beat Calgary. Even few days ago seeing eric johnson life the cup after all the injuries and almost walking away from the game, also Cogs! I was so so so so happy for Andrew Cogliano and i was happy for jack johnson, after all he has been through with parents stealing his money and just being the whipping boy on so many of his teams. At 35 he made the team on a PTO Injury to Girard allowed him to play and to my shock and surprise he wasn’t a liability for Colorado he played his role well. I wish it wda gone to 7 games so that it we be considered an all time classic. Too too many injuries for Tampa. To me is it was an incredible finals. Kucherov had no ability to shoot at the end if game six one time his stick broke and he threw his gloves at the trainer. The second chance he got the shot off but nothing on it that cross ck by Towes few games earlier. He cdnt shoot!!! Wht can u do injury is part of the game. Safe to say the NY Islanders 19 consecutive play off series wins is safe! Thats a record im confident in saying will Never be broken!
I lived in Denver in the 1980s and just like now, back then there were two categories when it came to sports: 1) The Broncos, 2) Everything else. But to give an idea of how popular Lanny was, playing for one of the worst teams in the league, Lanny was voted "Colorado Athlete of the Year" in 1980.
I live in Calgary, when he got traded here we all loved it as it seemed a natural place for him to be - he is still the face of that team to this day. A great guy too I have seen him around many times
Thanks THG. I think Lanny is probably my favorite player ever, seemed like just such a real person. I remember the game when the Flames won the Cup. Lanny had such a huge grin on his face holding the Cup, it was awesome. And how could you not love the mustache??!?
As a big Oilers fan in the 80s, I despised the Flames except for Lanny. He was a skilled player and always a class act. I confirmed that first hand when I met him decades after his playing career when he and other NHL Alumni visited Asia.
I never heard of Pal Hal apologizing for anything. He even bragged about enjoying his time in the Millhaven hotel enjoying tenderloin and fresh buttered garden peas for tax evasion
Remember Lanny in Denver with the Rockys. First real exposure to hockey. Unfortunately the owner never wanted the team in Denver so he put the worst team on the ice he could get away with and when support for the team died he was able to move the team to New Jersey where he always wanted it to be in the first place.😩 And then the Avs showed up.😁
The Avs showed up and brought a Stanley Cup to Denver in their first year. Everything happens for a reason. And now the Avs are once again Stanley Cup Champions. I'm sure you wouldn't trade the Avs for the Rockies any day of the week lol
How about a Matt Cooke carrier video in my opinion one of the most dirty players I’ve seen im a pens fan and loved him when he was on the team but hated when he went to other teams I would also like to know the whole state of the hit on savard he also scored that goal for Vancouver when facing the flames in 04 scoring with 5 seconds left although Vancouver loss still a memorable moment Note favorite teams are Detroit and Pittsburgh was going crazy during the back to back years they faced but both won the cup so I guess it was worth it also keep up the good work Shannon love your videos
McDonald was a great player, I was so happy for him when he won the Cup with the Flames but I wish he had won it with the Leafs. I know the Leafs weren't strong enough to compete against Les Habs for the Cups when he played with Sittler, but who was? But they beat out the Islanders in 78, a team that became a dynasty. That trade devastated the Leafs.
Shannon, would love you doing a "career of" style video but on the weird/dead NHL teams...Colorado Rockies and Kansas City Chiefs, similar to your old video on the Golden Seals.
The one goal was in the final game giving them a 2-1 lead, Gilmore goal would be the eventual winning goal 3-1 before Rick Green makes it 3-2, Gilmore adds an EN goal 4-2
@@charlieb308 I was hoping it was Lanny's goal that would stand up as the winner, ie storybook ending But okay with Gilmore, he was a beast on their road to cup
Lanny did NOT score the 1989 Stanley Cup winning goal!!! For some reason 90% of people think he did! I was at the game, he scored the 2nd goal of game for Calgary, Doug Gilmour scored Cup winner on PP and empty net goal in 4-2 win. Drives me absolutely nuts when people say he scored cup winning goal. Flames goals Patterson MacDonald Gilmour Gilmour Montreal goals Rick Green, Claude Lemieux
Yep. I prefer factual information other than, you know. There's a disproportionate number of retired NHL players who have chosen to retire in Calgary. It has been spoken about quite often on Flames Radio. I think it is related to Calgary starting the NHL's first Team Alumni Association and players who were traded from Calgary didn't sell their homes, but rented them out to other hockey players, until they retired and moved back to Calgary. There are some neighborhoods with 10 or 15 current and former NHL players on one street. 🏒
Career vid deja vu again. I remember talk of him getting traded because of Ballard, and commenting that his mustache should be in the HHOF. Probably not in a straight career vid. Somehow I really like that though. It means you're making us familiar enough with all of these players that by the time they're up for a career vid it feels like one's already been done.
Nothing but mad respect for this guy. Not to mention the most iconic mustache in NHL history. And the Colorado Rockies are still terrible...only now it's baseball instead of hockey. So glad that we have the Avs now. :)
You need some Colorado Rockies magnets, they grow on trees out here but not like the ones you use. CO has repatriated that logo, I have memories of watching the Rockies when I was a kid, Hockey has a prodigal history in Colorado
That was the thrill of every kid who attended the Medicine Hat Tigers summer hockey school in the late 70s early 80s ... Lanny McDonald is coming tomorrow
Despite never being a fan of Calgary I have to love this cup. Lanny, Gilmour, Vernon, Mullen and Macinnis got the cup and beat Montreal in the forum. Somehow you gotta love anyone who does that. 😉
Hard to find a better moustache.
Also hard to find a nicer person than Lanny as well.
One of the best player winning a Stanley cup moment ever
Dave Babych...
That moustache of his needs to be in its own Hall of Fame 😆.
As an American, I’ve always considered Lanny McDonald to be the most Canadian man of the post WW II era.
I met Lanny at an autograph signing when I was very young. The only 8x10 they had on sale to be signed was from his time with the Maple Leafs before he had a mustache, and I was so disappointed. So, when I got up to him, I asked if he would draw a mustache for me. He snickered for a moment and then realized I was completely serious. And so he drew the mustache. It’s still one of my favorite autographs.
Awesome!
that is fucking awesome
Gold!
That's amazing 😂
I grew up an absolute hockey fanatic and the Montreal Canadiens were and are my team. I was a young boy when they won those cups closing out the 1970's and was in high school for the '86 cup. In '89, I was in my senior year of high school and Montreal was up 2 games to 1 with game 4 in Montreal. I was POSITIVE they were going to win again, that was the best team top to bottom I had seen since '77. When they ultimately lost, I wasn't nearly as upset as I expected (or as anyone else expected) and it was honestly because of Lanny McDonald. When Montreal won in '86 Lanny was being interviewed outside the dressing room and it was clear that he was devastated. Choking back tears he was gracious and complimentary in a way that really made an impression on me. He said "They are our champions", speaking as a member of the league. Wow. I was just taken back by his courage and class and when it was my turn to be gracious when devastated, I was able to because of his example. He was a true sportsman and we miss men like that in our professional games more than most people realize. Great player, great human!
I can still remember the image of Lanny hugging the cup while the announcer says "You did it, Lanny...you did it".
I'm in Calgary. Lanny is at every charity event and has been for years. I think he still plays in the NHL Old Timer Hockey League too. He does voice overs for radio advertising so we get hear his voice every day. He's from Hannah Alberta not to far away, I've ran into him a few times over the years, we're fortunate to have him.
Met Lanny a few years after he retired when I was a kid and just really starting to get into Hockey. I cannot remember a player since then that I've met who impressed me more. It was like you were just talking to your neighbor having a BBQ out in your backyard. He was such a nice, humble gentleman that I never even thought the entire time about getting an autograph which is why I approached him in the first place. After chatting about my aspirations (I wanted to be a goaltender) and what were the kinds of things I needed to be working on he said he hoped to see me in the NHL someday. I of course never made it that far but I never forgot about that time with him when I was little. After we were done talking and I was walking off I was a good distance away and I heard his voice from behind. He said "Hey kid you forgot this". Lanny was holding a signed card and handed it to me. I never even asked him for that, and I never forgot about it either. I still have that card, sealed and framed, hanging in my living room. It's my most prized possession.
Both Gretzky and MacDonald scored 50 goals in 60 games -83. Lanny was first, 18 Feb, Wayne 19 Feb, who finnished with 71 goals.
Wayne Gretzky
1981-82: 61 in 50 games (50 in 39)
1983-84: 61 in 50 games (50 in 42)
1984-85: 53 in 50 games (50 in 49)
The man the mustache the legend.
LOL as a lifelong Leaf fan, I can almost guarantee you that's the only time Ballard apologized!!!
That Cup final goal, what a way to go out, being part of the only team to skate around the Canadiens home rink hoisting the Cup, the only defeat in the finals they'd had since 1967. His final game. I loved it, a true underdog win.
He didn’t score the cup winning goal but it was a great time for his only playoff goal.
Don't know if it was an underdog win
Cgy had one of the best teams if not the best team for a few years
It was no small feat to defeat an equally tough team with many HOF players, especially on their home ice
( they beat all the top teams regularly and better than the other top Oilers at the time)
They won the President's Cup
#2 offence behind LA, #2 defence behind Montreal
@@damonwebb813 To me taking the Canadiens in their own rink was an underdog win!
No better way to end an NHL career than with a Stanley Cup.
And to show that he was not a selfish person, he invited co-captains Jim Peplinski and Tim Hunter to lift the Cup with him.
Deep team that those two cocaptains didn't dress for that SC winning game
Lanny didn’t play in all the playoff games, so they had the C given out, only 2nd team in history that won cup with rotating the C
Had it not been for Canadiens defenseman Rick Green's third period goal, Lanny's would have been the Cup-winning one.
@@ronfehr7899 let’s give Gilmour credit scored 11 playoff goals and had winner plus empty netter. Gilmour also shut down Montreal players
@@charlieb308 I'm not denying that, and I do give Gilmore credit. He played a far more important role in the Cup victory.
I was only saying that because I was a Lanny McDonald fan while he was playing.
To be honest , I wasn't aware of Lanny's 500 goals! I remember the team leadership qualities. AND the off ice stuff just wasn't out in the States. Thanks hockey guy for throwing this vid together ❤. Lanny was much more than a mustache
The dude was the complete package. Many forget how long he played & how much of scoring touch he had for a good part of it. Most remember the grit, stoutness, leadership , and the greatest ginger moustache of all time.
I’m not a huge flames fan, but I live here so it is hard not to get caught up in it - I remember when they aquired Lanny and he was such a good fit here, he bacame pretty much the mayor here - he came from Hanna which is 150 away. Lanny is still a big personality here a great guy ! I was so happy to see him get all his creds here the 500 goals, scored a huge goal fresh out of the penalty box in the cup clinching game - very hard working player and tough as nails, Ballard was an idiot to trade him, but I believe he would have ended up here no matter.
@@kellismith4329 Great post. I've heard similar stories from locals in Western Canada that hBr said the same thing. And thank you for bringing up the Finals goal when he got out of the box. That was legendary.
As good as he was, the first word I think of when I hear that name is: mustache
Always liked Lanny-a real class act. Imlach traded many players out of spite. Bringing him back to run the Leafs in 1979 was probably the worst thing Ballard did-and that's a tough competition!
I met him a couple years ago and i was wearing a Habs jersey, He jokingly grabbed me by the collar and pretended to punch me. Even though it was a joke, he still has his grip strength 😂
Amazing guy, seems like everyone in hockey was happy for him when he finally won the damn thing.
The other thing about Lanny he was a lanky 6' player about 185 lbs , so not a very big player overall, but his hits were solid , hurting hits
And as his goal scoring went down, he could still forecheck and deliver bonejarring hits
And he was always the kindest generous player off the ice
And that wicked shot of his from the wing
Hard to find a guy more beloved by Flames fans than Lanny McDonald.
Ya him and Jarome Iginla.
Great memory of seeing Lanny loft the cup in 1989 i was 13 and i realized this man wked his entire life for ths moment . There wd momemts like that later watching ray borque inn2001 for Colorado. i was in Boston for that win! How Boston loved him and how they rooted for him against jersey like it was the bruins. Great great memory. And of course watching dave andreychuck lift cup in 2004 when Tampa beat Calgary. Even few days ago seeing eric johnson life the cup after all the injuries and almost walking away from the game, also Cogs! I was so so so so happy for Andrew Cogliano and i was happy for jack johnson, after all he has been through with parents stealing his money and just being the whipping boy on so many of his teams. At 35 he made the team on a PTO
Injury to Girard allowed him to play and to my shock and surprise he wasn’t a liability for Colorado he played his role well.
I wish it wda gone to 7 games so that it we be considered an all time classic. Too too many injuries for Tampa. To me is it was an incredible finals. Kucherov had no ability to shoot at the end if game six one time his stick broke and he threw his gloves at the trainer. The second chance he got the shot off but nothing on it that cross ck by Towes few games earlier. He cdnt shoot!!! Wht can u do injury is part of the game.
Safe to say the NY Islanders 19 consecutive play off series wins is safe! Thats a record im confident in saying will Never be broken!
I lived in Denver in the 1980s and just like now, back then there were two categories when it came to sports: 1) The Broncos, 2) Everything else. But to give an idea of how popular Lanny was, playing for one of the worst teams in the league, Lanny was voted "Colorado Athlete of the Year" in 1980.
One of my all time favorite players. Lanny was awesome.
My favorite player during the Rockies era. I was happy he found success in Calgary and his name is on the cup.
I live in Calgary, when he got traded here we all loved it as it seemed a natural place for him to be - he is still the face of that team to this day. A great guy too I have seen him around many times
That imagine in the thumbnail is one of my favorite in hockey history. Years of dreaming and coming up short and he finally got his cup
Former Captain of YOUR Colorado Rockies!
One Helluva Man with the greatest ginger moustache of All Time!
Great video as always. I always enjoy learning about these moments in hockey history.
"And tell 'em Lanny sent ya!"
Such a beauty.
His face holding the cup is what its all about and still etched in my mind.
Most iconic 'stache in NHL history!!
Lanny is a legend! Great video! Thank you 😃
Thanks THG. I think Lanny is probably my favorite player ever, seemed like just such a real person. I remember the game when the Flames won the Cup. Lanny had such a huge grin on his face holding the Cup, it was awesome. And how could you not love the mustache??!?
He was the coach of a buddy of mine in high school. cool dude
As a big Oilers fan in the 80s, I despised the Flames except for Lanny. He was a skilled player and always a class act. I confirmed that first hand when I met him decades after his playing career when he and other NHL Alumni visited Asia.
I never heard of Pal Hal apologizing for anything. He even bragged about enjoying his time in the Millhaven hotel enjoying tenderloin and fresh buttered garden peas for tax evasion
Great video.
Remember Lanny in Denver with the Rockys. First real exposure to hockey. Unfortunately the owner never wanted the team in Denver so he put the worst team on the ice he could get away with and when support for the team died he was able to move the team to New Jersey where he always wanted it to be in the first place.😩 And then the Avs showed up.😁
The Avs showed up and brought a Stanley Cup to Denver in their first year. Everything happens for a reason. And now the Avs are once again Stanley Cup Champions. I'm sure you wouldn't trade the Avs for the Rockies any day of the week lol
the avs are 3 and 0 in the scf id take that over the rockies everyday
Happy Canada day Shannon
A real classy fellow, and even though I am an Oilers fan, I always liked him, even though I hated the Flames.
How about a Matt Cooke carrier video in my opinion one of the most dirty players I’ve seen im a pens fan and loved him when he was on the team but hated when he went to other teams I would also like to know the whole state of the hit on savard he also scored that goal for Vancouver when facing the flames in 04 scoring with 5 seconds left although Vancouver loss still a memorable moment
Note favorite teams are Detroit and Pittsburgh was going crazy during the back to back years they faced but both won the cup so I guess it was worth it also keep up the good work Shannon love your videos
McDonald was a great player, I was so happy for him when he won the Cup with the Flames but I wish he had won it with the Leafs. I know the Leafs weren't strong enough to compete against Les Habs for the Cups when he played with Sittler, but who was? But they beat out the Islanders in 78, a team that became a dynasty. That trade devastated the Leafs.
Shannon, would love you doing a "career of" style video but on the weird/dead NHL teams...Colorado Rockies and Kansas City Chiefs, similar to your old video on the Golden Seals.
Even though the Flames beat my Habs in 89, I was happy for Lanny.
One of the bright spots for the Rockies, him and the $5 all you can drink beer nights... lol
The one goal was in the final game giving them a 2-1 lead, Gilmore goal would be the eventual winning goal 3-1 before Rick Green makes it 3-2, Gilmore adds an EN goal 4-2
Thank you! It’s only me and you that know Gilmour scored cup winner. Even Al McGinnis who played in game doesn’t know who had winner.
@@charlieb308 I was hoping it was Lanny's goal that would stand up as the winner, ie storybook ending
But okay with Gilmore, he was a beast on their road to cup
Still remember meeting him when he came to my school in small town Saskatchewan. Shook his hand and got a signed picture.
So happy to see Lanny hoist the Cup! Legend has it, Lanny drank so hard from the Cup that a whisker off his moustache is still embedded in the silver.
@dumpchase, a great example of a True North Stanley Cup Championship moustache and beard if ever there was one.
He also gets my vote for Best all time Moustache
Lanny is one of my favs. I named my Orange Tabby cat Lanny ✅😀
Lanny did NOT score the 1989 Stanley Cup winning goal!!! For some reason 90% of people think he did! I was at the game, he scored the 2nd goal of game for Calgary, Doug Gilmour scored Cup winner on PP and empty net goal in 4-2 win. Drives me absolutely nuts when people say he scored cup winning goal.
Flames goals
Patterson
MacDonald
Gilmour
Gilmour
Montreal goals Rick Green, Claude Lemieux
Yep. I prefer factual information other than, you know.
There's a disproportionate number of retired NHL players who have chosen to retire in Calgary. It has been spoken about quite often on Flames Radio. I think it is related to Calgary starting the NHL's first Team Alumni Association and players who were traded from Calgary didn't sell their homes, but rented them out to other hockey players, until they retired and moved back to Calgary. There are some neighborhoods with 10 or 15 current and former NHL players on one street. 🏒
Great thumbnail. The cup's like his teddy bear, or his kid.
When the trainer changed how he sharpened Lanny's skate blades, that changed his career,
Career vid deja vu again. I remember talk of him getting traded because of Ballard, and commenting that his mustache should be in the HHOF. Probably not in a straight career vid. Somehow I really like that though. It means you're making us familiar enough with all of these players that by the time they're up for a career vid it feels like one's already been done.
Or Imlach.
Nothing but mad respect for this guy. Not to mention the most iconic mustache in NHL history.
And the Colorado Rockies are still terrible...only now it's baseball instead of hockey. So glad that we have the Avs now. :)
One goal in the playoffs in '89 and it's the one that basically broke Montreal's back.
He always came to play
You need some Colorado Rockies magnets, they grow on trees out here but not like the ones you use. CO has repatriated that logo, I have memories of watching the Rockies when I was a kid, Hockey has a prodigal history in Colorado
Lanny Mcdonald and Rollie Fingers had the greatest mustaches in sports history.
Infuriates me as a Leafs fan knowing they did Lanny dirty like that
That was the thrill of every kid who attended the Medicine Hat Tigers summer hockey school in the late 70s early 80s ... Lanny McDonald is coming tomorrow
Ballard would constantly spite his team and his fans
He only cared about the money he raked in, and his eqo
His money and his ego was king and he had more than his share of both
Despite never being a fan of Calgary I have to love this cup. Lanny, Gilmour, Vernon, Mullen and Macinnis got the cup and beat Montreal in the forum. Somehow you gotta love anyone who does that. 😉
This man is the reason I wear a stache.
I been growing mine for 30 yrs can’t measure up to his
@@kellismith4329 Does anyone ever measure up to The Stache himself? Well, maybe Sam Elliot….
Plus, the greatest photobomb of all time at the 2017 Centennial Classic Alumni Game. Look it up
I wish Shannon would’ve put on a fake mustache for this video. Would’ve made it 👌
Man didn’t even mention the slap shot cameo
Really thought that was ewan mcgregor holding the cup and it threw me off
Has such a productive player ever been treated so badly? The MacDonald Sittler Leaf curse.
My dad said people only went Rockies games because the beer was cheap.
Colorado Rockies still think there’s only a regular season, just in a different sport
Three kings of the day two offended the tarpen refused from Guinness and Harolded doctor that made the difference in Houston and Canaveral pee wees.
Only thing to have a better mustache is Yosemite sam.
Great devil franchise member.
AKA...Granny McCaskill
World class soup strainer
He better thank Joel Otto lol
All time cookie duster