I gotta tell ya, when I think 'technological revolution in the NHL', Brian Burke is not the name that leaps to mind. And yet, I'm not at all surprised.
I love these guys.. Between the stories and the animations, it's all fantastic.. And Burkie.... oh man there's a trove of wonderful stories to be told.
@@jakobclark2517 you can clearly hear two people having a conversation. Does them speaking in another language bother you? Or what are referring to exactly? I don't understand what the purpose of your reply is.
These are awesome. even though i disagree with Burke most of the time about hockey today the history and stories are great. Dont let algorithm get you down they will pick up more views soon. Should try to make each like 9-10 mins if possible. (better for algorithm and really i just want more)
This is not true. The internet was not available to the public until 6 August 1991. And even then, there were not the browsers like we have today. I think he means they did a peer to peer connection via modem over the phone lines and delivered a file.
So no one knows the difference between the '1955 Chevy Impala' and an illustration of a 1958 Chevy?? They didn't have Impalas in '55. Fun videos anyway.
I went to Pat Quinn and said, "We don't have $8000 to spend on laptops just for scouting Pat" and he said, "No problem, I'm on the the phone with Bobby Clarke and the 1975 Flyers and they're going to get those laptops for you, after that the long distance charges are yours eh."
I love these stories but I have to say Dave Nonis would not have found you that 55 Impala as the Chev Impala started in 58. I think Burkie meant a Belair instead of impala what every still love the stories!
God out of all of the things in these videos that Chrysler van out of all of the deals and blah blah blah just anything else that you can think of those Chrysler vans was the true downfall. I can't even mention the fact too that the wood paneling just..
I gotta tell ya, when I think 'technological revolution in the NHL', Brian Burke is not the name that leaps to mind. And yet, I'm not at all surprised.
These are so amazing, the blend of animation, music, and storytelling just mesh so nicely.
lol only in Canada do you ask someone on the street for directions and it's someone you know from hockey.
Love these, don't get why the views are so low.
They need to plug these on the air more.
Because hockey’s so damn poorly marketed it sucks
Because people strongly dislike BB
@@justworkingfortheweekend8504 Speak for yourself.
@@jaboy8603 they need to market their players instead of their teams its almost like the NHL doesn't want to make money
Burke has awesome stories. They need to make as many of these as possible.
Who is that guy with Burkie's voice that is smiling all the time?
I love these guys.. Between the stories and the animations, it's all fantastic.. And Burkie.... oh man there's a trove of wonderful stories to be told.
Good to see Randip Janda in the ending. Classy guy, super talented.
Is that what it was? Lol
I thought someone was choking
@@jakobclark2517 you can clearly hear two people having a conversation. Does them speaking in another language bother you? Or what are referring to exactly? I don't understand what the purpose of your reply is.
@@NotoriousChacha i thought somone was choking
Love that Chrysler van from back in the day!
Yes ! The attention to detail in these animations are fantastic
Pat Quinn didn’t know to get to the arena? Amazing! I love Burkie’s stories! Hope to see more on here
The download speed was accurate for a 56k modem. 5.61 kb, that's not too shabby. You'll get a medium quality mp3 in 45 minutes.
I love these keep doing them they are awesome
I can't be the only one cracking up from that dial-up internet imitation by Burkie am I? LOL
Love to see people repping the Bridge City Bunch backpack
The concerned Bettman in the background kills me lol
1:52. Knock -kneed..... hands like feet
I just discovered these, and I'm addicted. I guess I need to buy Burke's book now.
i luv burkie because he can tell the best patty q stories that are left after the big irishman passed away
These are awesome. even though i disagree with Burke most of the time about hockey today the history and stories are great. Dont let algorithm get you down they will pick up more views soon. Should try to make each like 9-10 mins if possible. (better for algorithm and really i just want more)
This is fantastic guys! Fabulous job and Kudos to the artists!
These are teh best! Name this series
Even though I'm more of a fairweather hockey fan, I have to say I love this series.
Keep it up!
Please keep doing these!
This is brilliant! Good job
Keep it up guys love these stories
This is not true. The internet was not available to the public until 6 August 1991. And even then, there were not the browsers like we have today. I think he means they did a peer to peer connection via modem over the phone lines and delivered a file.
This is better than any cartoon currently on FOX.
I love that the ancient laptop had a modern version of Windows on it, apparently.
Not sure I'd trust what a lawyer says when it comes to the truth but it sure makes for great stories...
Revolutionary stories
a lot of work for 9200 views. love it!
So no one knows the difference between the '1955 Chevy Impala' and an illustration of a 1958 Chevy?? They didn't have Impalas in '55. Fun videos anyway.
More people need to watch these and like this videos
Saskatoon represent!
These will take off eventually
Burkie is a legend
Burkie has great stories
These are AMAZING! "Burkie Burkie" 😂
Dave Nonis, the original PirateBay
These are awesome
Those thousands were pretty, wish they'd bring em back!
I went to Pat Quinn and said, "We don't have $8000 to spend on laptops just for scouting Pat" and he said, "No problem, I'm on the the phone with Bobby Clarke and the 1975 Flyers and they're going to get those laptops for you, after that the long distance charges are yours eh."
There was no internet in 1989.
157 Secretary looks like on of Burke’s relatives 😄
I love these stories but I have to say Dave Nonis would not have found you that 55 Impala as the Chev Impala started in 58. I think Burkie meant a Belair instead of impala what every still love the stories!
Now that he has the Penguins job, are these going to continue?
I doubt it.
these are great!
what was the language in the end?
These rock
Marek: Knock knees😂
Hands like feet!
Dial up internet in the 80s? Highly unlikely
I wanna know how much the scouts were getting paid at the time. Compare that to the laptop cost.
Are these clips from a podcast or soemthing?
Saskatoon Blades represent
8000 bucks holy cow. back thens 8000 bucks is 2021's 18000 maybe???
Tangerine
These are cool
God out of all of the things in these videos that Chrysler van out of all of the deals and blah blah blah just anything else that you can think of those Chrysler vans was the true downfall. I can't even mention the fact too that the wood paneling just..
Me wandering why there is a blades sticker like 👁👅👁
Génial !
Windows XP in the 80s eh? Haha
A 35 pound laptop...the irony.
Team execs riding in a Chrysler Caravan
apparently those laptops didn't help with their drafting.
It’s OK you spent $8000 on laptops and spent less than 4000 on a goalie it worked out fine all you do is raise the ticket price is $.10
nobody:
special ed kids: 2:10
$8,000 for a laptop or $25 million for Wayne gretzky?
Cant watch internet porn on a Wayne Gretzky
Too modern Windows for the late 1980s in this video.
To bad the Canucks didn't have the web content to see the Russians in 1989.
cookies
first
Wtf was that ending lol
The ending in Punjabi is so cringe
because..?
@@vedicardi Beceause its seem hella out of place and random
Trying to get a different demographic to enjoy hockey. Nothing cringe worthy about it.
wtf was that ending?