I was there. When it was 4-1 I didn't want to leave just because I wanted to see the the teams send off for the season. By the end of the game the garden was slamming. One of the greatest moments of my life
That was one the greatest moments of your life? You were down 3 to the Leafs.... a full out collapse wasn't a possibility, it was inevitable. That's how the Leafs roll. Special team!
Didn’t realize there were comments on here lol. Don’t care what you think, it was one of the best sport/event moments of my life. I think you might’ve cursed the leafs for another 50 years of mediocrity.
You better watch How Your Boys Play This Year BC My Leafs are Now a More Storge Team So GO LEAFS GO LEAFSGO ITS OUR TEAM !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I just spotted this and wanted to personally say thank you for this special upload. Imagine, almost 5 years have gone by and I still have my ticket in my wallet as a reminder of what it means to bleed black & gold. LOGE 19, ROW 5, SEAT 1 near the glass. What a truly amazing and electrifying display of a team coming together to come back in such dramatic fashion. So many great Bruins from that team really provided me with a game memory that I will always appreciate and never will forget that night.
One of the best sporting events I've ever attended. Probably a tie with Red Sox-Yankees ALCS Game 5 in 2004. When Bergeron scored to tie it 4-4, the roof came off the building. My wife was 6 months pregnant with our first born, and she felt him kicking for the first time when Bergeron scored the tying goal, he must have heard the noise and felt the vibrations in the building. And the entire crowd sang every song during the OT intermission... "Livin' on a Prayer", "Don't Stop Believin'", the vibe was absolutely amazing. And our first born son just got a chance to skate with Patrice Bergeron in Framingham a few weeks ago. Magical experience for him and for us as parents who clearly remember this game in 2013.
I was there. I live in Toronto (Which is hard as a Bs fan) and drove 9 hours down to see the game with my boss who was a Leafs fan. At 4-1 my phone had countless texts chirping, emails, FB messages and missed calls with taunting voicemails. I was leaning on the railing just begging for this not to happen. The worst 9 hour drive back the next day just stewing ahead... I couldn't accept it. I was on my feet from then on screaming myself hoarse and then it just.. started happening. When Bergy scored the OT goal I started screaming "HIGH FIVES!! MORE!! MORE!" and climbing the rows. I left the building still screaming it and people were running across the street to crush high-fives lol (we were all in the bag) the next day I thought my hand was broken.
The bar I was at went nuts... even people who weren't the biggest hockey fans were going crazy...second best bruins moment of my life only to the cup in 11
Sens fan here: Thank you, Boston :) TO eliminated us FOUR straight times. FOUR! And their fans infiltrate our arena. So thank you!!! This also reminds me of when Pageau scored 4 goals, including the OT winner in game 2 of round 2 vs NYR. I was there and jumped 2 feet in the air when he made it 4-3. I don’t think I’ve ever heard the CTC scream so much. Was in the hallway for the tying and gwgs but it was rocking. Goosebumps!
Such an incredible playoff run that ultimately led to the Bruins hoisting the Cup. So many great highlights during the run. Horton's game 7 winner against the Habs ranks right up there for me and this amazing comeback. Champions NEVER give up.
Even though I was born/raised & am still a resident of beautiful Toronto-Ontario, Canada, I had absolutely no horse in this race. *GO SABRES!!!* Yet epic comebacks like this are why I love sports in the first place. It being an *absolute rush* that very few other things in life can give me, as well.
I remember I started watching it live after I got off work that night and it was 4-1. The entire time thinking to myself "wouldn't it be funny if the leafs blew this lead". And then it happened and I laughed so fucking hard.
I watched this game at a friend's house in Metro Detroit. Bruins scored in OT and we just sat there for hours, not a word was said. My buddy took me to a bar, in Macomb, MI. and as we were sitting at the bar, beautiful woman walked in. She took her jacket off, and there it was, a Bruins jersey. She just smiled, as she saw me sitting there, in my Leafs jersey. Brutal.
Watched this game at home and screamed with my wife and oldest son. Best comeback we have ever seen. The only thing better than this was being at the Garden for Game 6 vs. Canucks in 2011. Loge 14 seat 16C in ADA seating area. B's fan since 1968 now 66 yrs. old and still going strong!
Amazing how all the videos on this miss the signifigance of what was going on in boston at the time with the marathon bolming. The result was so needed
I was there, my little brother got me the ticket as a gift. Balcony, last row - that section was CRAZY. It was the loudest I've ever heard the building. The comeback, Shipping up to Boston in the break before OT, the celebration afterward - what a night.
I was sitting two rows from the ice right behind Rajon Rondo who LEFT after the second period. He missed that magical comeback which happened right in front of our section. When we went down 4 to 1, lots of folks in our section were naturally bummed out, but I had driven up from New Jersey and spent a pretty penny on that seat, so I was going to get my money’s worth, win or lose. I was vocal even when we were down, and the Bruins rewarded us with this stellar comeback. I’ve been to so many amazing sporting events, but that was the single greatest comeback I’ve ever seen live. Lucic had a monster game and did all of the little things that added up to big things. When Bergeron put that wrist shot in to tie the game, it was absolute mayhem. For the record, I’m pretty sure Nathan Horton got a piece of that on the way in, but regardless, it was just amazing. The after effects of that game are still with me… I’ll never forget cruising down the street and being interviewed by the news station and then hopping into a Boston bar and basking in the afterglow with three other Boston fans (and a couple of Leafs fans who were very gracious in defeat). I truly felt for them and understood their misery being a lifelong Red Sox fan. I had to teach the next day and set off for Jersey at about 2:30 AM and somehow made it back for my morning classes. Needless to say, I slept well the next night. Overall incredible experience.
I was there in the loge; although Rask gave up four goals - there was a Toronto break away in the middle of the third period that would of made it 5-1 ; however stopped breakaway and then bruins scored about a 2 minutes later to make it 4-2; i was sitting next to a man that was on vacation from San Jose - he had said that when the bruins scored the third goal - he predicted we bruins would win in OT
I wasn't there but, my family and I were all watching the game on the TV. 4-1 they started to get up and go back to their rooms but I just had this weird feeling and stayed glued to the TV. 4-3 I started screaming for everyone to come back, 4-4 and the house went crazy. Best game I've ever watched
I'm a Kings fan. But this is still one of the greatest comebacks in all of hockey in the playoffs no question. I secretly love the Bruins for Eastern Conference i can't lie they are an amazing team and i always loved the players. Hockey is the best
It will be on 7 game leafs are coming in strong tavares is not gonna come to leafs and score 1 empty net goal marner with 2 goals only leafs top dogs will not disappoint
I remember i was at Band Rehearsal and the lead singer (Leaf fan) in mid song. (Summer of 69) said, "Turn it off, it's over." It was 4-1. I stopped and looked at him and said "ill bet you $100 right now if Bruins score next. They'll win this game." He took the bet. And history was made. We still talk about it to this day, on how i called it.
I changed the channel when kadri scored to make it 4-1, couldnt stand to watch any more. Magically I decide to turn it back and its 4-4. Couldn't believe my eyes!
They should call this "I WAS THERE (except for the part where I actually turned my back on my team and walked out on them when they were getting killed)".
How do you beat being at this game? It was my 8 year old son’s first ever professional sporting event!! We walked across Causeway St and saw a large group of Toronto fans standing in front of the Bobby Orr statue. A camera crew was there and said to get in the group. Front and center was my son in his Bruins jersey and myself in a Team USA jersey surrounded by Toronto fans 😂 The man next to the camera pointed at a Toronto fan who said “ live from Boston it’s game seven on hockey night in Canada” we weren’t even in the game yet and we are already on every television set in Canada! I told my son after the game that I was sorry. It was going to be very hard to ever top that game. 🎉❤️
I love the Leafs I fucking love them will never ever cheer for another team but man no one is to blame for the Meltdown except Toronto hats off to Boston as much as it fucking pains me to say this you got to have respect for a team that comes back like that as much as I dislike them you got to give credit where credit is due and that's it
Got the frick'n chills again. It will be a sad day in the NHL when #37 the best playoff clutch man in hockey retires. They just have to erect a statue of him next to Bobby Orr,... or I will personally make my own and put it in that spot.
I was talking to people at a b's game well after and mentioned this game they were there and left and the look they gave me was like we dont want to go there lolLOL
i wass like 7 then, but i was outside because i was at practice and me and my hockey teammates were coming out of a practice just to see idk thousands of people in the streets screaming and jumping
Mandj Karlsson Damn dude have fun, I’ve done it a few times and it’s actually amazing. One thing I kinda regret is trying to play smart cause there’s people watching but just skate your ass off. It’s only three mins but get the best out of it
I was there, this was by far the most exciting/awesome game I've ever seen! I was one of those people crying like a lil bitch. Plus lost my voice for 3 days. Totally worth it!
An early lead, especially when it's more than one goal usually ends up being a curse in hockey. The team with the lead gets comfortable and they stop playing as aggressive. Yeah their team is still playing 100% because they have to.
There's only two teams in the NHL that I cheer for: Ottawa and any team that can beat Toronto, LOL. After tonight's loss to Tampa, who's ready for the Leafs' annual Round 1 Game 7 collapse on Saturday night?
Being a leaf I was heartbroken but then relieved when the bruins lost the cup in 17 seconds to Chicago. Last 2 years we met in the playoffs we still can’t beat them because those demons are still swirling around the team even though all the players from that team are gone. Also 2019 raptors championship kind of put that pain away
I was there. When it was 4-1 I didn't want to leave just because I wanted to see the the teams send off for the season. By the end of the game the garden was slamming. One of the greatest moments of my life
That was one the greatest moments of your life? You were down 3 to the Leafs.... a full out collapse wasn't a possibility, it was inevitable. That's how the Leafs roll. Special team!
Desc One I’m Desc Two
Didn’t realize there were comments on here lol. Don’t care what you think, it was one of the best sport/event moments of my life. I think you might’ve cursed the leafs for another 50 years of mediocrity.
Kevin Quinn I’m just waiting where there’s going to be a desc five or six lol
@@JNYSDUBS leafs fan 🧂
I WASN'T there but I was in my living room watching one of THE greatest comebacks in the history of ALL sports!
This wasn't even the biggest comeback of that NHL season
@@harshbirbrar2830 it was the comeback of the decade. Game 7 dude
Harshbir Brar stfu salty Toronto fan
You better watch How Your Boys Play This Year BC My Leafs are Now a More Storge Team So GO LEAFS GO LEAFSGO ITS OUR TEAM !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thee greatest comeback,...period!
Ill never forget this game. I wanted to leave, but my brother convinced me to stay. I still thank him for that to this day.
Good brother
In the playoffs, in game 7, the Leafs could be up 10-0 and still lose! hahahhahah
I'm a Kings fan but this is beautiful, best sport in the world
Section 306 row 12. Years of memories with my dad spent watching this amazing team.
I just spotted this and wanted to personally say thank you for this special upload. Imagine, almost 5 years have gone by and I still have my ticket in my wallet as a reminder of what it means to bleed black & gold. LOGE 19, ROW 5, SEAT 1 near the glass. What a truly amazing and electrifying display of a team coming together to come back in such dramatic fashion. So many great Bruins from that team really provided me with a game memory that I will always appreciate and never will forget that night.
The real Black and Gold 🖤💛🖤💛🖤
Watching the Leafs blow a 4-1 lead in game 7 of the Stanley Cup playoffs is Priceless.
Greatest hockey game I've ever watched!
One of the best sporting events I've ever attended. Probably a tie with Red Sox-Yankees ALCS Game 5 in 2004. When Bergeron scored to tie it 4-4, the roof came off the building. My wife was 6 months pregnant with our first born, and she felt him kicking for the first time when Bergeron scored the tying goal, he must have heard the noise and felt the vibrations in the building. And the entire crowd sang every song during the OT intermission... "Livin' on a Prayer", "Don't Stop Believin'", the vibe was absolutely amazing.
And our first born son just got a chance to skate with Patrice Bergeron in Framingham a few weeks ago. Magical experience for him and for us as parents who clearly remember this game in 2013.
I was there, it was my 13th birthday that day, BEST GAME EVER
Guess it was a golden day for you.
I tear up EVERYTIME I watch this!!!
I was there. I live in Toronto (Which is hard as a Bs fan) and drove 9 hours down to see the game with my boss who was a Leafs fan. At 4-1 my phone had countless texts chirping, emails, FB messages and missed calls with taunting voicemails. I was leaning on the railing just begging for this not to happen. The worst 9 hour drive back the next day just stewing ahead... I couldn't accept it. I was on my feet from then on screaming myself hoarse and then it just.. started happening. When Bergy scored the OT goal I started screaming "HIGH FIVES!! MORE!! MORE!" and climbing the rows. I left the building still screaming it and people were running across the street to crush high-fives lol (we were all in the bag) the next day I thought my hand was broken.
I thought for sure the bs where winning the cup after this amazing game.
The bar I was at went nuts... even people who weren't the biggest hockey fans were going crazy...second best bruins moment of my life only to the cup in 11
Sens fan here: Thank you, Boston :) TO eliminated us FOUR straight times. FOUR! And their fans infiltrate our arena. So thank you!!! This also reminds me of when Pageau scored 4 goals, including the OT winner in game 2 of round 2 vs NYR. I was there and jumped 2 feet in the air when he made it 4-3. I don’t think I’ve ever heard the CTC scream so much. Was in the hallway for the tying and gwgs but it was rocking. Goosebumps!
We travel well, what can I say, but tbh everyone infiltrates your arena due to lack of attendance.
I never occurred to me how amazing this would’ve been as a Bruins fan.
i watched this whole game alone just sititng in my living room at the time such a amazing moment
lol I was like 7 and I remember crying when the leafs scored there 4th goal. Still the greatest moment of my life.
Possibly my favorite Bruins playoff game of all time. A game for the ages. Thanks for the memories team👏
Such an incredible playoff run that ultimately led to the Bruins hoisting the Cup. So many great highlights during the run. Horton's game 7 winner against the Habs ranks right up there for me and this amazing comeback. Champions NEVER give up.
Even though I was born/raised & am still a resident of beautiful Toronto-Ontario, Canada, I had absolutely no horse in this race. *GO SABRES!!!* Yet epic comebacks like this are why I love sports in the first place. It being an *absolute rush* that very few other things in life can give me, as well.
Oh,... so your that smart lone hockey fan I keep hearing about in Toronto,.... Good for you Jack!
I cry every time🔵⚪️
Leafs suck!!!
I remember I started watching it live after I got off work that night and it was 4-1. The entire time thinking to myself "wouldn't it be funny if the leafs blew this lead". And then it happened and I laughed so fucking hard.
I was there and the Garden literally shook
I’m a hardcore leaf fan and man oh man, you guys deserved every piece of that moment. Really cool video.
I wasn't *there*, but I was at the Red Sox ALCS game 2 5 months later to see the Ortiz grand slam.
Too bad puuka coughed up the lead in 30 secs in game 6 cup final at td garden in 2013 to crush the bruins forcing game 7 cup hopes n dreams.
I played hockey over 30 years. Been a bruins fan for 40 years. You don't quit until the 3rd period buzzer rings wheather your on the ice or a fan!!
LETS GO BRUINS!!. this is the best comeback in the history of sports!!
I watched this game at a friend's house in Metro Detroit. Bruins scored in OT and we just sat there for hours, not a word was said. My buddy took me to a bar, in Macomb, MI. and as we were sitting at the bar, beautiful woman walked in. She took her jacket off, and there it was, a Bruins jersey. She just smiled, as she saw me sitting there, in my Leafs jersey. Brutal.
This never gets old. THEM TEARS!
Was in my living room with my pregnant wife. When the game winner was scored, I woke the neighbors!
Watched this game at home and screamed with my wife and oldest son. Best comeback we have ever seen. The only thing better than this was being at the Garden for Game 6 vs. Canucks in 2011. Loge 14 seat 16C in ADA seating area. B's fan since 1968 now 66 yrs. old and still going strong!
I was surrounded by all my leaf buddy's wen this happend great moment
This never gets old! Love it!
Amazing how all the videos on this miss the signifigance of what was going on in boston at the time with the marathon bolming. The result was so needed
I was home on bended knees, praying to the hockey Gods to deliver a miracle on ice...And then this happened... LETS GO BLACK AND GOLD..!!!!!!
As the only leafs fan in here I was in grade 1 and seeing this when I’m 15 is just pain but full respect to Boston
Big Game Bergy!
I was there, my little brother got me the ticket as a gift. Balcony, last row - that section was CRAZY. It was the loudest I've ever heard the building. The comeback, Shipping up to Boston in the break before OT, the celebration afterward - what a night.
I was sitting two rows from the ice right behind Rajon Rondo who LEFT after the second period. He missed that magical comeback which happened right in front of our section. When we went down 4 to 1, lots of folks in our section were naturally bummed out, but I had driven up from New Jersey and spent a pretty penny on that seat, so I was going to get my money’s worth, win or lose. I was vocal even when we were down, and the Bruins rewarded us with this stellar comeback. I’ve been to so many amazing sporting events, but that was the single greatest comeback I’ve ever seen live. Lucic had a monster game and did all of the little things that added up to big things. When Bergeron put that wrist shot in to tie the game, it was absolute mayhem. For the record, I’m pretty sure Nathan Horton got a piece of that on the way in, but regardless, it was just amazing. The after effects of that game are still with me… I’ll never forget cruising down the street and being interviewed by the news station and then hopping into a Boston bar and basking in the afterglow with three other Boston fans (and a couple of Leafs fans who were very gracious in defeat). I truly felt for them and understood their misery being a lifelong Red Sox fan. I had to teach the next day and set off for Jersey at about 2:30 AM and somehow made it back for my morning classes. Needless to say, I slept well the next night. Overall incredible experience.
I was there in the loge; although Rask gave up four goals - there was a Toronto break away in the middle of the third period that would of made it 5-1 ; however stopped breakaway and then bruins scored about a 2 minutes later to make it 4-2; i was sitting next to a man that was on vacation from San Jose - he had said that when the bruins scored the third goal - he predicted we bruins would win in OT
I was screaming with joy when bergeron scored in ot
Reminds me of game 5 vs oilers. NEVER LEAVE EARLY
LETS GO BRUINS DO THE SAME THING NEXT YEAR!
I was there never got out of my seat even at 4-1
I wasn't there but, my family and I were all watching the game on the TV. 4-1 they started to get up and go back to their rooms but I just had this weird feeling and stayed glued to the TV. 4-3 I started screaming for everyone to come back, 4-4 and the house went crazy. Best game I've ever watched
I was there. I didn’t leave. Never even thought about it.
Never heard the Garden so loud. I wasn't there but you could feel it through the TV
I'm a Kings fan. But this is still one of the greatest comebacks in all of hockey in the playoffs no question. I secretly love the Bruins for Eastern Conference i can't lie they are an amazing team and i always loved the players. Hockey is the best
So awesome from Vancouver canada
Whata game but as a Leafs fan this was brutal
Go Bs 2019! It ain't over yet!!! Boston Strong!
It will be on 7 game leafs are coming in strong tavares is not gonna come to leafs and score 1 empty net goal marner with 2 goals only leafs top dogs will not disappoint
Man, I wish I could have a "I was there" like this
I remember i was at Band Rehearsal and the lead singer (Leaf fan) in mid song. (Summer of 69) said, "Turn it off, it's over." It was 4-1. I stopped and looked at him and said "ill bet you $100 right now if Bruins score next. They'll win this game." He took the bet. And history was made. We still talk about it to this day, on how i called it.
I was in my bed at 4 years old. Watching the game. On my mini TV in the corner of my room on my dresser
playoff hawkey
Sheers35 Go fuck yourself
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I was there and it was 4-1 and I wanted to leave but my dad wanted to stay and boy I was happy I didn't make that mistake
I wanted to turn off the game, my dad we might as well see the last 11 minutes of the season, then that happened. Good call by my dad
I wasn’t there but I watched it on tv I was 6 and I was freaking out
This happened on my Birthday May 13th it was the best way to end my day
I changed the channel when kadri scored to make it 4-1, couldnt stand to watch any more. Magically I decide to turn it back and its 4-4. Couldn't believe my eyes!
The consistent Toronto Maple Leafs.
thats some great video, any other videos like this with comebacks??
I was there too
They should call this "I WAS THERE (except for the part where I actually turned my back on my team and walked out on them when they were getting killed)".
NYCBostero Should have been an interview with Bruins Viking, chances he’d leave, slim to none
every team has fans leave early
Biggest collapse in NHL history
@Josh Kramer dude this was game 7, which makes this an even bigger collapse, oilers still had a chance to win the series even tho they lost that game.
How do you beat being at this game? It was my 8 year old son’s first ever professional sporting event!! We walked across Causeway St and saw a large group of Toronto fans standing in front of the Bobby Orr statue. A camera crew was there and said to get in the group. Front and center was my son in his Bruins jersey and myself in a Team USA jersey surrounded by Toronto fans 😂 The man next to the camera pointed at a Toronto fan who said “ live from Boston it’s game seven on hockey night in Canada” we weren’t even in the game yet and we are already on every television set in Canada!
I told my son after the game that I was sorry. It was going to be very hard to ever top that game. 🎉❤️
I love the Leafs I fucking love them will never ever cheer for another team but man no one is to blame for the Meltdown except Toronto hats off to Boston as much as it fucking pains me to say this you got to have respect for a team that comes back like that as much as I dislike them you got to give credit where credit is due and that's it
Got the frick'n chills again. It will be a sad day in the NHL when #37 the best playoff clutch man in hockey retires. They just have to erect a statue of him next to Bobby Orr,... or I will personally make my own and put it in that spot.
The Big,Bad Bruins 💛🖤💛🖤
I was talking to people at a b's game well after and mentioned this game they were there and left and the look they gave me was like we dont want to go there lolLOL
i wass like 7 then, but i was outside because i was at practice and me and my hockey teammates were coming out of a practice just to see idk thousands of people in the streets screaming and jumping
Haunts me to this day
I was there with my stepbrother. People had already left and couldnt get back in after they tied it
I am going to go on January 30th
Because I got lucky to do the three minutes of fam
Mandj Karlsson Damn dude have fun, I’ve done it a few times and it’s actually amazing. One thing I kinda regret is trying to play smart cause there’s people watching but just skate your ass off. It’s only three mins but get the best out of it
Shit I remember watching this accidentally on tv late one night
There's nothing like playoff hockey
I was there, this was by far the most exciting/awesome game I've ever seen! I was one of those people crying like a lil bitch. Plus lost my voice for 3 days. Totally worth it!
I was there
Buddy wanted to leave I said hell no I paid 780 for these two tics. And it was incredible. Idk where the ticket stub went I wish I had it framed. 😢
I was there best game ever
They broke the curse!!!!
An early lead, especially when it's more than one goal usually ends up being a curse in hockey. The team with the lead gets comfortable and they stop playing as aggressive. Yeah their team is still playing 100% because they have to.
The buffoon chick said, “I was, like, oh, my God.” Brilliant.
I get that it sucks to see your team lose but why would you leave before the games over? I’ll never get that.
Chills
Of course she would be one of those people that yells, "shoot."
Leaving early in game 7.. Why, did they have other appointments that night?
LETS GOOOOO
exactly 8 years ago today
No real fan would even consider walking out on their team, no matter the score.
i was there has a leafs fan
You are one brave soul
Nobody
Leaf haters: "tHiS iS wHy tHe lEaFs sUcK"
There's only two teams in the NHL that I cheer for: Ottawa and any team that can beat Toronto, LOL.
After tonight's loss to Tampa, who's ready for the Leafs' annual Round 1 Game 7 collapse on Saturday night?
My mom was there
I was theeeeerrrreeeeeee .. (paranoid android)
Being a leaf I was heartbroken but then relieved when the bruins lost the cup in 17 seconds to Chicago. Last 2 years we met in the playoffs we still can’t beat them because those demons are still swirling around the team even though all the players from that team are gone. Also 2019 raptors championship kind of put that pain away
Cody Wanschura yeah boy
And then there was Chicago
It was the Maple Leafs, why would you leave?
I felt 2nd hand happyness for Boston not cuz I like them but cuz I hate the leafs
still did better then 93% of the NHL