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    This week on The Raw Knuckles Podcast, Chris and Tim are joined by Bryan Trottier to talk New York Islanders, Team USA, and Today's Game!
    Time Stamps:
    0:00 Intro
    1:29 Early Years
    10:37 Islanders Vs. Montreal
    22:35 Teammates
    28:50 Team USA
    40:50 Nice Guys
    50:05 Rangers/Today's Game
    58:55 Closing
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Komentáře • 72

  • @Another_User_Name_
    @Another_User_Name_ Před 24 dny +12

    I'm a huge Islanders fan for 50 years. This was a treat! Thank you guys.

  • @jlarocque1969
    @jlarocque1969 Před 24 dny +17

    Wow, I always thought that Trots was an awesome player but he's also a great person. Great show Tim and Knucks!

  • @philliesfan1flyeaglesfly330

    60 year old Flyers Fan watching hockey intently since 1967. Trots was the best 2 way player i’ve ever seen for a stretch from the late 70’s until around 84.

  • @DTrent-uy1wl
    @DTrent-uy1wl Před 24 dny +14

    Epic guest! Trottier is a legend

  • @yotoober1
    @yotoober1 Před 24 dny +11

    Trots was a great one, no doubt.
    And I'm not an Islanders fan at all, but Jethro was probably the best tough guy/skilled player of all time.
    A guy known as an enforcer who is in NHL HoF. 300+ goal scorer.

  • @Nickh4929
    @Nickh4929 Před 24 dny +8

    My dad was an islanders fan growing up. Trottier was his favorite player!

  • @jbull7126
    @jbull7126 Před 24 dny +6

    you can really see what this guy brought to the table. what great guy to have on ateam.

  • @timperley69
    @timperley69 Před 24 dny +7

    Loved those Islander teams. Bossy, Trotts, Potvin, Jethro etc etc

  • @raymondschmalz4300
    @raymondschmalz4300 Před 24 dny +8

    Great interview Knucks and Tim! I went to my first Islander game in 1977 and was 14 when they won their first of 4 in a row. Growing up on LI those were my favorite sports memories by far. Would love if you got Nystrom on.

    • @Another_User_Name_
      @Another_User_Name_ Před 24 dny +4

      Bobby was my favorite player growing up. I've run into him a bunch of times at games and he couldn't be any nicer.

  • @davidseanmacdonald1470
    @davidseanmacdonald1470 Před 24 dny +4

    I met 19 almost 30yrs ago at the Collie during a Long Island Jaws Pro Roller Hockey game. Trotts was sitting in the stands like a regular fan. He was so cool and polite. I must've talked the man's ear off and not once was he rude or dismissive! He listened to a 14 yr old crazy NYI fan babble LOL! Thank you Mr. Trottier!

    • @Another_User_Name_
      @Another_User_Name_ Před 24 dny +1

      Wow, I forgot about the Jawz! I wish that caught on because those games were a lot of fun.

  • @mike70282
    @mike70282 Před 8 dny +2

    Moved to Long Island from queens in 1980… just in time for the dynasty … trottier was a rock star along with bossy and potvin…such great memories… thank you Bryan and great job Chris

  • @bbb462cid
    @bbb462cid Před 24 dny +4

    Another great one from Chris and Tim. Looking good Bryan, great to see you! I remember The Trio Grande even though I was a Boston boy. RIP #9 and #22
    OK, random, on-topic Catholic Memorial memory for Chris-
    About '86 or so, we used to play floor hockey in gym, and the sticks were all Bryan Trottier models

  • @pl9682
    @pl9682 Před 13 dny +2

    Thats one of the best interviews ever. 2 legends of the game who faced each other and I didn't know played on the same USA team reshashing the golden era. Nice job guys. Stapes good job getting in that question about the chirping on Bellows. lol. Classic moment in nhl soundbytes. The respect Nucks and Trots had for each other was classy.

  • @flyjarrett
    @flyjarrett Před 24 dny +1

    Never forget Trots sliding with the cup on the rain soaked tarp at Three Rivers Stadium in 1992. What a beauty.

  • @yotoober1
    @yotoober1 Před 23 dny +1

    Again, I'm not an Islanders fan, but they had the best rally jingle back in the day.
    Here is the closest to what they use to play back then.
    It's so good, that I would get all pumped up listening to it myself and I am a Bruins fan.
    Put this into the CZcams search.
    "Lets Go Islanders Chant"

  • @tommclaughlin5354
    @tommclaughlin5354 Před 24 dny +3

    Great show!

  • @user-bh5zg2bn9p
    @user-bh5zg2bn9p Před 19 dny +2

    Just wanted to tell you Mr Nilan that this best podcast out there. I'm a Ranger fan but had relatives in Charlestown. So Bruins and Ranger thing.Thank you Mr Nilan for your great work.

  • @gordonshrubb7155
    @gordonshrubb7155 Před 22 dny +1

    This was a great podcast. Good interview.

  • @philbeaulieu3706
    @philbeaulieu3706 Před 24 dny +3

    Thanks!

  • @sklyons211
    @sklyons211 Před 24 dny +1

    Loved Trots! probably the most underrated Superstar of all time. Long Island legend who if he played in Montreal would have a statue in front of the Arena!

  • @cliffroberts1774
    @cliffroberts1774 Před 17 dny +1

    One of the greatest

  • @johnm8096
    @johnm8096 Před 22 dny +1

    Hockey royalty indeed. Incredible career and a class act.

  • @jbachuskybachusky4579
    @jbachuskybachusky4579 Před 19 dny

    Great interview.

  • @jimmccarthy1226
    @jimmccarthy1226 Před 22 dny

    Great guests Knucks.Love your podcasts.

  • @jftrottier7376
    @jftrottier7376 Před 20 dny

    Always proud to share M. Trottier family name. Interesting fact, Alexis Lafrenière is a Trottier descent.

  • @bernardgagnon6110
    @bernardgagnon6110 Před 23 dny

    My favourite hockey podcast

  • @jean-paulmorin913
    @jean-paulmorin913 Před 24 dny +1

    What an awesome podcast.Thank you Brian and Tim and Chris. Thank you.😊

  • @jonbuckley5049
    @jonbuckley5049 Před 16 dny

    Chris. How proud was your Dad to see that USA jersey on you?🇺🇸🇺🇸. Being a Veteran he must have been beaming!!!👍

  • @Sheena-fz4jq
    @Sheena-fz4jq Před 21 dnem

    My brother was friends with the Trottier family. In fact, their mom considered him part of the family.

  • @josephcurran231
    @josephcurran231 Před 24 dny +4

    I always tell the generation behind me. That I would take bossy and trottier over Gretzky and messier. Maybe I'm more old fashion . Being a flyers fan ,those islander teams were a pain in the ass . It was great hockey back than. . Great podcast sir. Awesome interviews. Hey knucks, you were a pain in the ass back in those days. But I rooted for you against other teams othe than the flyers .

    • @bb-gc2tx
      @bb-gc2tx Před 24 dny +1

      100 percent if i had to pick between 18 yr old trots and 18 yr old wayne to build a cup winner im taking trots every day.

    • @bb-gc2tx
      @bb-gc2tx Před 24 dny +3

      it boggles my mind that some people rate oilers over the isles dynasty . the oilers technically were not a dynasty they never won more than two in a row. the islanders won 2 of 3 series they played and beat oilers 12 straight games at one point. the islanders were the more complete TEAM not to mention glen sather was not in al arbors universe as a coach

    • @josephcurran231
      @josephcurran231 Před 24 dny +1

      I AGREE WITH YOU 100 PERCENT. ISLANDERS WERE A BETTER TEAM. I WOULD TAKE MORROW, POTVIN, GERRY HART, AND LANGEVIN OVER HUDDY, COFFEE, LOWE ANY TIME. I WAS A BIG TIME FLYERS FAN. BELIEVE YOU ME. I HATED WHEN THD FLYERS PLAYED THE ISLANDERS. TO NERVE RACKING . ..OILERS WERE GOOD . ISLANDERS WERE BETTER ..

    • @bbb462cid
      @bbb462cid Před 24 dny +3

      I always felt that Messier was the most complete player on the ice in the majority of his games. And Gretzky deserves his recognition, even though I feel he was no 'better' than an un-injured Bobby Orr, because Orr could have excelled at Gretz's position but Wayne would not likely to have excelled at Bobby's. But as a line, Gillies-Trottier-Bossy is one of the best, ever, that the league ever saw, end of discussion. Each of them was so much more than his reputed role. In particular, how Mike Bossy is not more well known today is beyond me. Bryan hit it on the head- the purest goal scorer the league ever saw was named Mike Bossy. Phenomenal player.

    • @bb-gc2tx
      @bb-gc2tx Před 24 dny +1

      @@bbb462cid not to mention desire to win and pay the price. the islanders had to get in the mud with the penguins in 1982 opening round. the penguins almost pulled off greatest upset in nhl history but isles found away to comeback and win final game when they were down 2 goals with 5 min to go. the oilers when faced with similar adversity against the flames in 1986 could not overcome it and lost. that seperates a great team from a legendary team

  • @afaceforradiowithrichardma4831

    Bryan was my hockey hero after Rod Gilbert. I played amateur hockey in my 20’s in NJ I was given #16 and my late teammate Mike McQuaid was given #19. I asked him if we could switch numbers. He said no fucking way because his favorite player growing up was Bryan Trottier.

  • @jamesborg333maya
    @jamesborg333maya Před 23 dny

    I enjoyed watching him play all those years. Great ?'s Tim and Knux. Awesome gentleman .

  • @cbarrett34
    @cbarrett34 Před 24 dny

    Trottier was one helluva player

  • @michaelrusso7254
    @michaelrusso7254 Před 20 dny +1

    Hi chris , its been a long time. May 5 1986 the greatest and worse day of my life. I was working in new jersey for Airborne express making a delivery in the Glenpointe Hotel in teaneck. Me being a big Ranger fan btw walks into hotel and i notice nilan , domi, langway and LaFluer in the lobby hanging out. I was mind blown that i was in the same room as my arc enemy!! I tried to talk to them but most spoke french. Then you came up to me and said hey can you get me outta here to go get some beers ?? I was blown away and said sure where you want to go ?? You said find me a bar lol. So i said lets go. I blew off work and i took you to Houlihans where i attempted to get you hammered so you wouldnt be able to play that night against my team !! We drank 4 or 5 pitchers of beer dozens of wings Than you asked me if i wanted to go to game that night in MSG ? Is this real life ? Of course i drove you and your 3 jerseys to msg and we parked inside the garden and you took me inside the canadians locker room and i wanted to hurt all your teamstes !! Than you give me a ticket for the game and i have to sit with all canadians wifes and family members!! My crasiest moment in my rangers history of going to games! I never seen anyones busted up knuckles like you had ! I got married that year and moved to Florida and you get traded to the Rangers !! My man rember i came to see you at panthers facility and after the game i took you and domi to ft lauderdale for more beer ??? Anyway thank you again Chris for the best and worst day of my life !!! Your biggest fan mike g

  • @tgoodson2
    @tgoodson2 Před 20 dny

    I grew up in a Metis community in Saskatchewan. My dad who couldn't read or write but could speak 4 languages Mechif, Cree, French and some English pronounced his name the proper way - Trotchee

  • @yannik9341
    @yannik9341 Před 23 dny

    Chris, you actually won the 1st 2 games at home against the Islanders. Gainey was playing with 2 separated shoulders.

    • @daveyboy_
      @daveyboy_ Před 22 dny

      Then Trottier ran Gainey from behind

  • @jean-paulmorin913
    @jean-paulmorin913 Před 24 dny

    Mike was the Muhammad Ali of hockey scorers. Even skating backwards.

  • @johnalwell5795
    @johnalwell5795 Před dnem

    I'm a ranger fan and couldn't stand him but this interview was terrific . They were the best team I ever seen winning 19 series in a row and it sucked .

  • @bb-gc2tx
    @bb-gc2tx Před 24 dny +1

    great job knuckles now we need batlin billy smith on the show

    • @DTrent-uy1wl
      @DTrent-uy1wl Před 24 dny

      I agree. Billy Smith was a badass

    • @sklyons211
      @sklyons211 Před 24 dny

      Bobby Nystrom please!

    • @bb-gc2tx
      @bb-gc2tx Před 24 dny

      @@sklyons211 bobby nystrom is a 100 percent class act

  • @jean-paulmorin913
    @jean-paulmorin913 Před 24 dny +1

    I forgive you for ending the Habs dynasty. Lol

  • @yotoober1
    @yotoober1 Před 20 dny

    Nux, when are you gonna get the Hammer 🔨 on for the 50 year anniversary of the Flyers first SC back in 74'.
    I wish you could get Freddie Shero on to ask him why he turned the Flyers, Dave "the Hammer" Schultz, a -50- goal scorer in juniors into a fighter??
    For old timer NHL fans, Schultz scored 50 one season in juniors. Amazing for a guy known as a goon. 50?? smh.... Yup!!!

  • @Lebneck
    @Lebneck Před 24 dny +1

    True he was a great player and leader but Gretzky was different. Teams are made up of players with unique skills like Brian said.

  • @canajian
    @canajian Před 24 dny +1

    🖐😎👍

  • @KennethBurdon
    @KennethBurdon Před 21 dnem

    Put the Red Line back in? It will never happen.

  • @user-ze6ho7pb7y
    @user-ze6ho7pb7y Před 23 dny

    Knuckles over Hull in a second don’t care what year.
    💪

  • @yotoober1
    @yotoober1 Před 24 dny

    The NYI were a great team but let's not get crazy now.
    The Oilers were voted Best Team of All Time.
    If D Steve Smith doesn't put the puck in his own net, that team wins 5 in a row and 6 in 7 years.
    Ok, but he did. So they didn't.
    Nevertheless, that Oilers team has won 5 out of 7 and has 7 NHL HoF:
    C Gretzky
    W Messier
    W Anderson
    W Kurri
    D Coffey
    D Lowe
    G Fuhr
    And a lot of them became "Oilers East" when a slew of Oilers, like 6 of them went to the Rangers and also helped them win the 94' Cup.
    Anderson, Beukeboom, Lowe, McTavish, Messier, Tikkanen

    • @raymondschmalz4300
      @raymondschmalz4300 Před 24 dny +1

      19 straight playoff series wins, will never be duplicated. LGI

    • @yotoober1
      @yotoober1 Před 24 dny

      That is probably true.
      And let's be honest, even Mike Francesa would probably agree with that.

  • @user-ox7dp5md5n
    @user-ox7dp5md5n Před 21 dnem

    Sure Isles were good but...Oil were better

  • @canadiens5
    @canadiens5 Před 18 dny

    Taking away one referee for "more space"? It's one body and it won't make a difference in terms of space. Plus...with all this talk about bad reffing in games, if you go back to one ref, a lot of calls will be missed and even more bitching will happen from teams

  • @justinsanft5134
    @justinsanft5134 Před 24 dny

    Stupid decision for Trottier to work for the Rangers

  • @PK-ne8hk
    @PK-ne8hk Před 23 dny +1

    Pretty stupid he played for U.S.A. After u played for Canada. Like why ?

    • @petecarlisle2315
      @petecarlisle2315 Před 21 dnem

      I'm pretty sure he just explained exactly why he did it. Classy move on his part.

    • @Kwolf1
      @Kwolf1 Před 20 dny

      @@petecarlisle2315not a classy move whatsoever. A slap in the face to Canadians and our country.

    • @jbachuskybachusky4579
      @jbachuskybachusky4579 Před 19 dny

      I am a proud Canadian but Bryan articulated his reasons well; family heritage and gratitude for his adoptive country and beside I believe he still retains dual citizenship.

  • @justinsanft5134
    @justinsanft5134 Před 24 dny +1

    Trottier is one creepy dude

    • @cbarrett34
      @cbarrett34 Před 24 dny +1

      How was he creepy? Did you watch him playing? He was awesome

  • @cjones3093
    @cjones3093 Před 24 dny +3

    A complete hockey player. Gretzky was NOT a complete player. Not many can measure up to Trottier.