10 лучших в истории Канадиенс
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10 лучших игроков Канадиенс всех времен.
Must read для болел Хабсов.
No. 10: Serge Savard
No. 9: Dickie Moore
No. 8: Bob Gainey
No. 7: Bernard (Boom Boom) Geoffrion
No. 6: Larry Robinson
No. 5: Henri Richard
No. 4: Doug Harvey
No. 3: Guy Lafleur
No. 2: Maurice (Rocket) Richard
No. 1: Jean Beliveau
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10 лучших моментов в истории хоккея (с точки зрения поклонника Канадиенс)
No. 10: Referee Red Storey quits the NHL after a 1959 playoff game between the Canadiens and Blackhawks in which he had to deal with irate Chicago fans, followed by criticism from league president Clarence Campbell.
No. 9: The Boston Bruins were on their way to victory over the Canadiens in Game 7 of the 1979 Stanley Cup semifinals when a late too-many-men-on-the-ice penalty winds up costing them the game, which Montreal wins on an overtime goal by Yvon Lambert.
No. 8: Bruins boss Tom Johnson's decision to bench goalie Gerry Cheevers in favour of Eddie Johnston for a 1971 playoff game against the Canadiens results in the mother of all meltdowns as Boston blows a 5-2 third-period lead.
No. 7: Rookie goaltender Ken Dryden is a surprise playoff starter and leads the Canadiens to victory over Chicago in Game 7 of the 1971 Stanley Cup final.
No. 6: Goaltender Patrick Roy leads the Canadiens on an incredible journey to their 24th Stanley Cup in 1993, including 10 overtime victories.
No. 5: Despite being outshot 38-13, the Soviets, led by goalie Vladislav Tretiak, battle to a 3-3 tie at the Forum on New Year's Eve 1975 in what some call the greatest game ever played.
No. 4: On Nov. 1, 1959, after being hit in the face with a shot and suffering a savage cut, goalie Jacques Plante, hockey's greatest innovator, returns to the ice wearing a mask for protection.
No. 3: The 1961 playoff game between the Canadiens and Blackhawks in Chicago, which Red calls "the greatest game among the thousands I've seen." Goalies Jacques Plante and Glenn Hall were the stars as the Blackhawks won 2-1 in triple overtime.
No. 2: The Richard Riot on St. Patrick's Day 1955,
No. 1: Paul Henderson's goal in 1972
наткнулся на подборку статей Реда Фишера
10 лучших игроков Канадиенс всех времен.
Must read для болел Хабсов.
No. 10: Serge Savard
No. 9: Dickie Moore
No. 8: Bob Gainey
No. 7: Bernard (Boom Boom) Geoffrion
No. 6: Larry Robinson
No. 5: Henri Richard
No. 4: Doug Harvey
No. 3: Guy Lafleur
No. 2: Maurice (Rocket) Richard
No. 1: Jean Beliveau
Кстати там же есть подборка
10 лучших моментов в истории хоккея (с точки зрения поклонника Канадиенс)
No. 10: Referee Red Storey quits the NHL after a 1959 playoff game between the Canadiens and Blackhawks in which he had to deal with irate Chicago fans, followed by criticism from league president Clarence Campbell.
No. 9: The Boston Bruins were on their way to victory over the Canadiens in Game 7 of the 1979 Stanley Cup semifinals when a late too-many-men-on-the-ice penalty winds up costing them the game, which Montreal wins on an overtime goal by Yvon Lambert.
No. 8: Bruins boss Tom Johnson's decision to bench goalie Gerry Cheevers in favour of Eddie Johnston for a 1971 playoff game against the Canadiens results in the mother of all meltdowns as Boston blows a 5-2 third-period lead.
No. 7: Rookie goaltender Ken Dryden is a surprise playoff starter and leads the Canadiens to victory over Chicago in Game 7 of the 1971 Stanley Cup final.
No. 6: Goaltender Patrick Roy leads the Canadiens on an incredible journey to their 24th Stanley Cup in 1993, including 10 overtime victories.
No. 5: Despite being outshot 38-13, the Soviets, led by goalie Vladislav Tretiak, battle to a 3-3 tie at the Forum on New Year's Eve 1975 in what some call the greatest game ever played.
No. 4: On Nov. 1, 1959, after being hit in the face with a shot and suffering a savage cut, goalie Jacques Plante, hockey's greatest innovator, returns to the ice wearing a mask for protection.
No. 3: The 1961 playoff game between the Canadiens and Blackhawks in Chicago, which Red calls "the greatest game among the thousands I've seen." Goalies Jacques Plante and Glenn Hall were the stars as the Blackhawks won 2-1 in triple overtime.
No. 2: The Richard Riot on St. Patrick's Day 1955,
No. 1: Paul Henderson's goal in 1972
posted by VK at 10:40 AM
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а почему в MTL TOP 10 нет вратарей?
Плант и Драйден всяко в 10 должны входить.
Ну это лучше у фанатов лезабитанов спросить. А может у тебя =)
Может приведешь статистику по числу кубков стэнли у этой 10-ки + Плант и Драйден.
Player -- Cups - Finals
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Serge Savard - 7 +0
Dickie Moore - 6+4
Bob Gainey - 5+1
Bernard Geoffrion - 6+4
Larry Robinson - 6+1
Henri Richard - 11+1
Doug Harvey - 6+5
Guy Lafleur - 5 + 0
Maurice Richard - 8+4
Jean Beliveau - 10+3
Plante Jacques - 6+4
Dryden Ken - 6+0
Я к чему спросил то....
Вопрос по отсутствию вратарей в возник после того как я сравнил эту TOP 10 с моей TOP 10, сделанной на основе "HHOF Monitor-a" (http://www.hfboards.com/showthread.php?postid=2776465#post2776465).
Вот как выглядит MTL TOP по "HHOF Monitor Points" :
Player - POS - "HHOF Monitor PTS"
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#1.Beliveau Jean - C - 4253,44
#2.Richard Maurice - RW - 3829,98
#3.Lafleur Guy - RW - 3006,97
#4.Harvey Doug - DEF - 2938,70
#5.Plante Jacques - G - 2503,86
#6.Dryden Ken - G - 2411,10
#7.Roy Patrick - G - 2227,87
#8.Robinson Larry - DEF - 2202,06
#9.Morenz Howie - C - 2111,08
#10.Geoffrion Bernie - RW - 2021,54
.
#12.Richard Henri - C - 1992,40
.
#14.Moore Dickie - RW - 1552,93
.
#22.Savard Serge - DEF - 1031,18
.
#29.Gainey Bob - LW - 882,69
А что, похоже!!! Ну с Руа то все ясно. Развод навсегда. Кена Драйдена тоже не очень любят признавать великим. А вот с Плантом да, согласен, погорячились. Но наверное исходили из того, что искусство воротчиков менее интересно, да и победы все же приносит атака. Это ж бубль-гум, то есть Монреаль!
Короче согласен, меняем Боба Гейни на Жака Планта =))
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