1986-87 Habs Home Opener Player Introductions
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- Oct. 11, 1986 The Canadiens and Oilers (the last two Stanley Cup champions) are about to face off at the Montreal Forum - It’s the Canadiens’ first home game since winning the Stanley Cup in May
Pregame player introductions and national anthem (LA SOIRÉE DU HOCKEY, Radio-Canada © 1986, All rights reserved)
The lineups:
** - Hall of Famer
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EDMONTON OILERS
#2 Lee Fogolin
#4 Kevin Lowe**
#5 Steve Smith
#7 Paul Coffey**
#9 Glenn Anderson**
#10 Esa Tikkanen
#11 Mark Messier**
#12 Dave Hunter
#17 Jari Kurri**
#18 Mark Napier
#19 Danny Gare
#22 Charlie Huddy
#24 Kevin McClelland
#25 Raimo Summanen
#26 Mike Krushelnyski
#28 Craig Muni
#31 Grant Fuhr**
#33 Marty McSorley
#35 Andy Moog
#99 Wayne Gretzky**
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MONTREAL CANADIENS
#1 Brian Hayward
#5 Rick Green
#8 David Maley (not in uniform)
#11 Ryan Walter
#15 Bobby Smith
#17 Craig Ludwig
#18 Tom Kurvers (not in uniform)
#19 Larry Robinson**
#20 Kjell Dahlin
#21 Guy Carbonneau**
#23 Bob Gainey (not in uniform)**
#24 Chris Chelios**
#25 Petr Svoboda
#26 Mats Naslund
#28 Steve Rooney (not in uniform)
#29 Gaston Gingras
#30 Chris Nilan
#31 John Kordic
#32 Claude Lemieux
#33 Patrick Roy**
#34 Shayne Corson (not in uniform)
#35 Mike McPhee
#36 Sergio Momesso
#38 Mike Lalor (not in uniform)
#39 Brian Skrudland
#44 Stephane Richer
Originally aired on ‘La Soirée du Hockey’, Radio-Canada - Posted for educational and historical purposes only/ No copyright infringement is intended
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I love that Torspo bucket on Mats Naslund.
This could have been a Stanley Cup Final at any time in the mid-80s. It would have been amazing to watch
8:53 The head usherette at the Forum. Beautiful and beaming. When they would escort the Elder Habs to center ice.... this whole video is making me dizzy with remembrance....but seeing her again really hits and makes me feel younger. So glad I live in a border city and was (am!) able to see this, Every Saturday night, many many nights in the spring ( I think one spring it was 21 nights in a row for HNIC) 3 months great weather, otherwise
Bob Gainey shows up injured ...beautiful
Ahhhh the game I used to know.
Damn. Those were the days. The game was all about the game.
Look at that Oilers team. It’s a machine. This team and the 76 Canadiens were the most complete and scary teams ever put together.
Agreed.
yup.
Thanks for including the Radio-Canada intro!
"Hockey is sacred in Montreal" "Americans could never understand the passion Montreal has for the game"...hall of fame alumni Chris Chelios enters the ice, receives less applause than the guy making $25 nachos
And over a decade after retirement, Chris Chelios is still a god in Detroit
Wow what great memories. Thanks for this
Patrick Roy's mask will be painted by 15 October if I remember correctly.
he got those little habs design painted(or stickers) on the white mask until the legendary painting
Knuckles & Kordic!
Nice upload
Jean Perron looked scared 🤔
No one talking about the hot asian!?
10:12 Shayne look like he wants to talk to her lol
Hot? Really?
She kind of looks like one my neighbors. An old lady, but must have been gorgeous in her younger years.
Great Quality !! Nice To see Kordic do you have all the game in this quality ? will be so great to watch !!!!
Merci :)
someone has the full game ?
The Forum was a Place!!
I forgot but did u do the one after the 93 Cup? Introductions and all that
Hello. Can you give the links of the complete match please?
Guy Piche! The Best.
Wow...pretty damn deep team when you think about it, good mix of established players and a nice long list of young guys. Too bad the organization lost it's way and has led us into the endless expanse of mediocrity we find ourselves in today.
I agree. You know, had the Oilers not been so dominant during this time period (1984-90), Montreal probably would have won another Cup to go along with the ones in '86 and '93. The Habs had a great team in '89. Unfortunately for them, Calgary was just a shade better.
@@briancusack4386 Interesting that you bring that up (although it took me a year to notice lol). I am not at all sure that Calgary was the better team in '89. In fact, I'm convinced to this day that Montreal had the better team, the better coach and the better goalie. What they didn't have for perhaps the only time in their history, was destiny on their side. Lanny MacDonald HAD to win a cup and unfortunately for us, his only two shots were against Montreal. And don't forget, the Canadiens were up 2-1 in that series with game 4 at home. Not many teams in that situation end up losing, especially in 6. As to your first point, I have often said that I believe Montreal would have won another cup in the early 80's. The only missing piece was a world class goaltender. Evidently the team thought so too because they actually drafted Tretiak in 1984! Oh if only.....lol.
@@canuck_gamer3359 : Man, you really know your stuff. I always enjoy reading your comments for that very reason.
Yes, you have made that point (about a world class goalie) several times. Who am I to argue? The fact that the Habs won with Roy in '86 reinforces your argument.
As for '89, you may well be right. I agree with you that Montreal had the better coach and goalie. Also, as you noted, they were up 2-1 in this series. If you go back and watch some games/highlights though, Calgary really took it to them in games 4-6 and the Flames blew game 2 (or was it 3?). In any event, I'm glad it didn't go seven games. Otherwise, Patrick Roy may have stolen it for Montreal. 😊
@@briancusack4386 Thanks, I really appreciate that. It's just fun to remember and consider what might have been lol. And at least now there is reason to have hope that Montreal might have a contending team in a year or two and that hasn't been the case in a long, long time! Take care man.
No disrespect to the legendary Oilers. But that Habs team looked incredibly deep too. Gainey coming out on crutches...absolute beauty hockey player
they were pretty deep, yes. but the oilers' THIRD line center, glenn anderson, is in the hall of fame, and noone disputes it. their THIRD line center. that's just insane.
Roy , Richer , Carbo , Corson , Robinson ,Chelios , Nilan , Kordic , Lemieux et compagnie... le bon vieux temps que le team étais capable de scoré des but faire les arrêt clé des bonne mise en échec solide pis des goon qui lâchais les gants contre nimporte quel timbré tel que Marty Mcsorly. Pas étonnant qu'ils aient gagné la coupe en 86 les gars acceptais de souffrir pour gagner... dir que max paschezpotroqui a deja été capitaine
why carbonneau get booed
No booing. It's guy, guy, guy
Sti de lineup de la mort des Oilers!
Combien de Hall of fame sur la glace ?
❤💙👍
On dit que jamais les canadiens auraient battu les Oilers de 1986...on ne saura jamais helas
Facing Bob Probert amazon books $5.99!!!
cest drôle quils presentent les joueurs de lequipe adverse
feraient pas ca aujourdhui, font leurs niaiseries avec le flambeau au lieu, une invention quétaine des années 90
Merci de publiser un moment glorifier dans on histoire.
Ce merveilleur to revoir les jeurs qui remporter le championate.
Go Habs Go! Bring on #25!
If Steve Smith didn't knock the puck into his own net Oilers would have won 5 straight Stanley Cups!
No way to know for sure. People forget, it is also not like he did it with 30 seconds left. They had over 5 minutes to get the equalizer, and couldn’t. Plus, the Flames managed to win 3 other games in the series. It may be likely, but no way you k ow they win the cup for sure without that own goal.
Just like 93 when pittsburgh took a crap. Both cup wins were lucky as they didn't have to play the top team either time
@@Chrisman77 Not the Habs fault that the favorites lost to teams that Habs beat in 5 games. 86 Flames, 93 Islanders and Kings.
@@craigkerr2764 Good point. In fact, the Oilers had just over 15 minutes left to tie the game. Also, you make a great point about Calgary winning three other games. Two of those victories came in Edmonton (games 1 and 5). Also, it's worth noting that in two of the games the Flames lost (games 2 and 6), they blew two-goal leads. In my humble opinion, Calgary deserved to beat Edmonton. Regardless of Steve Smith, the Flames deserve full marks for their victory.
in all liklihood, you are right.