Jacques Plante was one hell of a goalie in his day. In the 1955 to 56 season, he played 63 games posting a GAA of 1.86 and save % of .930. That's never been bettered. From 53 to 60 with the Habs, his regular season GAAs were 1.59 (played only 17 games in 1953) , 2.12, 1.86, 2.00, 2.11, 2.16, 2.59. From 68 to 70 with the Blues, he posted 1.96, 2.19. In 70 to 71 with Toronto he posted 1.88. 72 to 73 was his final NHL season with the Bruins posting a GAA of 2.00 in 8 games. In his NHL career of 17 seasons, he never posted below .900 save % and had a GAA slightly over 3.00 in only 3 of the 17 seasons. In the NHL he played 837 regular season games posting a GAA of 2.38 with 62 shut outs and 112 playoff games posting a GAA of 2.12 with 14 shutouts. Damn!
I cried so many happy memories of these guys , I remember my Dad who loved hockey so much, his Montreal Canadians, every Saturday night in front of the t.v. Thank you so much to these wonderful hero's !!
Oui, un gros merci pour ces moments merveilleux. Chez nous, le hockey dans les années 50, 60 et 70, c'était sacré et Maurice Richard, c'était quasiment un dieu. Entendre encore M. Mouton, c'est comme du bonbon. Merci encore!
Wow, the Habs have been around so long that they were honouring elderly alumni players and coaches a whole 38 years ago from now (2021). I'm a Canucks fan and the captain of our inaugural 1970-71 team is still alive and well.
What the hell is wrong with my eyes? There's water coming out of them! And I don't even parlais le Francais! Wow. Just wow. See kids, that hallowed dressing room in the Forum was home to so many of the giants of Hockey, and you saw some of the greatest right there. Tres bien! Merci! Rouge, Bleu et Blanc pour toujours!
I remember going into Toe's Tavern when I was 16 & didn't go into the back to try n see him... Went on a tour of the forum the day of the last game there ( saw it vs Dallas) ....sadly on the tour I saw a French dude kinda straggle behind everybody as we walked past the ice....I kinda started straggling behind also & saw him sneakily jump the boards to stand/ be on that hollowed ice. I stupidly didn't do as he did ( aaaargh ).... Oh well at least did the forum tour before they tore it down ( a F-ing crime ).
What a great video, legends every one of them. The golden age of hockey, not the selfish crap of today. I live in Ottawa now, born & raised in Sherbrooke and proud to be a Quebecer. Go Habs.
@@daveywaite25 grew up with a guy who was a cousin to Jimmy mann & knew cousins next street over related to Mike bossy ...Mario's uncle lived next ( 2 doors ) down....cousins lived next street over to Mario nearby.....Carson lived behind me.....LaFontaine went to my HS year after me .....I used to deliver paper to scottys mum....played horseshoes with Dollard st.laurent.
Les vrais bonnes années suis chanceux d'avoir vécue et vue tous c'est grands joueurs joué . jamais les millenium vivront les meilleures moments des années des boomer
On connaît peut-être pas les années glorieuses de cet période et tous ses grandes légendes qui avait tous un grand coeur et du courage et la passion qui les animaient en sautant sur la glace. Ma génération: Les Milleniums ont appris la résilience et la patience de revoir un jour La Coupe Stanley à Montréal.
Why was this edited so bad ?I have the original recording of this and I feel sorry for those that have never seen it in it's entirety . It is at least twice as long as this ...After having said that , it makes me cry .Are you ready Mr Plante ? ... and I burst into tears .My childhood revisited ...my heroes ... I was 10 years all over again ....The organ music on the introductions was so intense that I could not stop crying ...Does anyone have the unedited version of this .\I will try to get my uncut version on this on here ... when you see it in its entirety it is the most beautiful Canadiens thing ever .Thanks for the effort ...but when it is so cut up like this it loses a great deal .
Hi Ed, I grew up with the Canadiens, there was "the church", the "Canadiens" and your parents, in that order in all my prayers! If you have the entire video - please post it, I miss Jacques Plante, what a gentleman, his hometown, a small farming community in Quebec (Mont Carmel) was right next to mine (Saint Maurice), we all knew him. Ciao, L
Back in the 50 s when I was in elementry school these guys roamed the world like dinosaurs doing prettty much as they pleased . The 1977 Canadien were maybe better , but THESE GUYS are the Greatest . Where was Phil Goyette and Ralph Backstrom ... I guess they were not on all on the 5 in a row
Félicitations bravo supporter supra NHl
Jacques Plante was one hell of a goalie in his day. In the 1955 to 56 season, he played 63 games posting a GAA of 1.86 and save % of .930. That's never been bettered. From 53 to 60 with the Habs, his regular season GAAs were 1.59 (played only 17 games in 1953) , 2.12, 1.86, 2.00, 2.11, 2.16, 2.59. From 68 to 70 with the Blues, he posted 1.96, 2.19. In 70 to 71 with Toronto he posted 1.88. 72 to 73 was his final NHL season with the Bruins posting a GAA of 2.00 in 8 games. In his NHL career of 17 seasons, he never posted below .900 save % and had a GAA slightly over 3.00 in only 3 of the 17 seasons. In the NHL he played 837 regular season games posting a GAA of 2.38 with 62 shut outs and 112 playoff games posting a GAA of 2.12 with 14 shutouts. Damn!
I cried so many happy memories of these guys , I remember my Dad who loved hockey so much, his Montreal Canadians, every Saturday night in front of the t.v. Thank you so much to these wonderful hero's !!
CanadiEns my friend :p
@@Lanwarder 😂 10 years later!
@@Max9094 Gee......2 months later and you're still focusing on that!??!!! :p. lol let's blame it all on the algorithms :p. Go habs Go!!!! :)
Maurice Richard always received the loudest cheers of any of the Habs legends, no matter what the occasion.
I was lucky enough to shake hands with Henri Richard, it was a great moment.
J'étais là et j'en ai rapporté de belles photos.
Oui, un gros merci pour ces moments merveilleux. Chez nous, le hockey dans les années 50, 60 et 70, c'était sacré et Maurice Richard, c'était quasiment un dieu. Entendre encore M. Mouton, c'est comme du bonbon. Merci encore!
Wow, the Habs have been around so long that they were honouring elderly alumni players and coaches a whole 38 years ago from now (2021). I'm a Canucks fan and the captain of our inaugural 1970-71 team is still alive and well.
LETS GOOO NUCKS!!!!!!!🎊🎊🎊🎊🎊
Montrealers the 1st hockey family of Canada brought hockey to Vcr & made alot of changes.
Merci pour t'avoir poster cette video !!!
0:09 "Qui ont remporté 12 coupe Stanley consécutives de 1956 à 1960"
That's basically how it felt.
C'est attendrissant à regarder. Il était si heureux et fier de venir patiner j'en suis certaine.
Jacques Plante helps Toe Blake around the ice !
What the hell is wrong with my eyes? There's water coming out of them! And I don't even parlais le Francais! Wow. Just wow. See kids, that hallowed dressing room in the Forum was home to so many of the giants of Hockey, and you saw some of the greatest right there. Tres bien! Merci! Rouge, Bleu et Blanc pour toujours!
I remember going into Toe's Tavern when I was 16 & didn't go into the back to try n see him...
Went on a tour of the forum the day of the last game there ( saw it vs Dallas) ....sadly on the tour I saw a French dude kinda straggle behind everybody as we walked past the ice....I kinda started straggling behind also & saw him sneakily jump the boards to stand/ be on that hollowed ice. I stupidly didn't do as he did ( aaaargh )....
Oh well at least did the forum tour before they tore it down ( a F-ing crime ).
What a great video, legends every one of them. The golden age of hockey, not the selfish crap of today. I live in Ottawa now, born & raised in Sherbrooke and proud to be a Quebecer. Go Habs.
Any relation to the Jimmy waite family?
@@SparkyBobcat-el8hf Sure am, he's my cousin.
@@daveywaite25 grew up with a guy who was a cousin to Jimmy mann & knew cousins next street over related to Mike bossy ...Mario's uncle lived next ( 2 doors ) down....cousins lived next street over to Mario nearby.....Carson lived behind me.....LaFontaine went to my HS year after me .....I used to deliver paper to scottys mum....played horseshoes with Dollard st.laurent.
2018 : il n'en reste que 3 vivants, mais aucun n'a été oublié
Oui🤧
Quel belle époque - je me souviens de tout ca.... merci à nos héros, Joce
A 2.10 Claude Mouton qui dit *raculer* s.v.p. Priceless
Maurice is introduced last, a lot like Joe DiMaggio was intro'd last at Yankee Old Timers Games.
Yé malade c'te vidéo là! Merci!
Only two of those players are left as of the time of this comment (Don Marshall and Jean-Guy Talbot).
Les vrais bonnes années suis chanceux d'avoir vécue et vue tous c'est grands joueurs joué . jamais les millenium vivront les meilleures moments des années des boomer
On connaît peut-être pas les années glorieuses de cet période et tous ses grandes légendes qui avait tous un grand coeur et du courage et la passion qui les animaient en sautant sur la glace.
Ma génération:
Les Milleniums ont appris la résilience et la patience de revoir un jour La Coupe Stanley à Montréal.
Remember going to Toe's Tavern when I was 16.
Good old days when the lesser sex knew its place.
Great Habs won alot of cups.
WOW! Take me back to the glory days.
what great footage. i remember watching this live. fantastic video
Les légendes ne meurent jamais!
0:23 "Ya gotta make goddamned sure everybody has a puck." LOL
Great stuff. Merci beaucoup.
The bi-lingual Claude Mouton!
RACULEZ VOUS LES PHOTOGRAPHES!
I have always admired the Habs although I am a life long suffering Leaf fan.
Thats OK. No one is perfect.
@@qualityman1965 Hey I am looking good now bud. they are going to the final this year.
the city of montreal should be given the real cup .they were the only ones so serious about winning
Que de bons souvenirs! j'en ai la chère de poule!
gerry macneil should be in the hall he did great in the early 1950,s
legends..............wow..thanks for are your Hard work:)
Why was this edited so bad ?I have the original recording of this and I feel sorry for those that have never seen it in it's entirety . It is at least twice as long as this ...After having said that , it makes me cry .Are you ready Mr Plante ? ... and I burst into tears .My childhood revisited ...my heroes ... I was 10 years all over again ....The organ music on the introductions was so intense that I could not stop crying ...Does anyone have the unedited version of this .\I will try to get my uncut version on this on here ... when you see it in its entirety it is the most beautiful Canadiens thing ever .Thanks for the effort ...but when it is so cut up like this it loses a great deal .
Hi Ed, I grew up with the Canadiens, there was "the church", the "Canadiens" and your parents, in that order in all my prayers! If you have the entire video - please post it, I miss Jacques Plante, what a gentleman, his hometown, a small farming community in Quebec (Mont Carmel) was right next to mine (Saint Maurice), we all knew him. Ciao, L
Back in the 50 s when I was in elementry school these guys roamed the world like dinosaurs doing prettty much as they pleased . The 1977 Canadien were maybe better , but THESE GUYS are the Greatest . Where was Phil Goyette and Ralph Backstrom ... I guess they were not on all on the 5 in a row
Les 12 apôtres. The 12 apostles.
Wow ,🙏🏼😍😎❤️
Je ne connais pas francais, mais je comprende
Back in the days when the Habs couldn't play against an all-star team, because THEY WERE the all-star team. lol
would love to have been in that dressing room surrounded by all those Habs legends of the past...
Did the forum tour on the day of the last game vs Dallas....was so sweet going into the dressing room....
great!!!!!
wow!
Comment 1956 à 1960 peuvent faire 12 coupes stanley consécutives?
Isn't this from 1985? In honor of the Canadiens' 75th Anniversary?
Almost as much history as the Carolina Hurricannes lol
inoubliable.
Fermer
Je vous demanderai de vous Raculez svp.. lol
et ce soir-la , les Devils ont battu Canadien 7-3 !! ...et les devils de l'epoque etaient pourris !