Serge Savard On The 1972 Summit Series, Guy Lafleur And More!
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- čas přidán 1. 09. 2022
- On this episode of The Sick podcast, former Montreal Canadiens player and GM Serge Savard joins Tony Marinaro to discuss the 1972 Summit Series, Guy Lafleur memories and much more! Don’t forget to follow The Sick Podcast with Tony Marinaro on CZcams, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, SiriusXM and all other podcast platforms!
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I can listen to Serge talk hockey all day long. What a storyteller. He’s a national treasure. Sick !!
Serge Savard was by far the best defenceman for either team in that summit series...
Great interview. It's so hard to explain how the country came to a stop during game 8. I was going to Concordia and classes were canceled. The celebration after the game was unbelievable. The names of Henderson, Clarke and Ellis were etched into our minds forever.
You got interview a Hall of Famer.... sick!!! Thank you Serge!!
Sick. Great interview. Serge is awesome! I was in 6th grade in 72 and we like everyone listened and watched in the classroom. It was a great moment in Canadian history.
this was much memory stirring ~ my dad turned me onto hockey 1969 ish ~ i was 13 ~ maybe dad just wanted company ~
at that tyme there were only 2 canadian teams ~ montreal & toronto ~ we lived in british columbia so pick one ~ dad brainwashed me right proper to be a habs fan & i have always loved my canadiens ~ always been proud thru all ups & downs & ups & stanley cups & more stanley cups ~ my favourite player was # 3 jc tremblay ~ also loved cournoyer & fergie & savard & roggie & pete & big m & lapointe & lemaire laperriere henri jean & the whole dang team ~ then dryden & roy ~ when roy went to colorado i cheered for the avs too & did that ever come in handy for last years unreal good hockey play offs ~
my grampa was a toronto fan & boy did we ever tease the sh*t out of each other ~ gram was a detroit fan ~
at that tyme hockey nite in canada was either a leafs or a canadiens game ~ then expansion & oh no oh brother we ended up with vancouver canucks games ~ boo hooo ~ but ~ los angeles kings had their training camp in victoris on vancouver island ~ & well with that came exhibition games ~ dad & i went to see the kings play chicago ~ kids were down at the boards during the warm ups & every tyme hull skated close they held out their pens & paper shouting " bobby ! bobby ! bobby ! " ~ mikita ~ tony esposito ~ lou angotti ~ magnuson ~ pat stapleton
and and and ~ when montreal came to play the vancouver canucks we went over to vancouver to see our beloved habs ~
all of them ~ beliveau & the whole dang team ~ it was beyond the best dream ever ~
jc tremblays birthday was 2 days after mine ~ i sent him a poem i wrote about hockey & he sent me an autographed photo with a thank you letter ~ i wrote a hockey poem for grandpa called " monreal a go go , toronto a doh doh "
thanks so much to mr savard & you tony
SICK i was crying at the end, merci Tony Guy was my idol
SICK! *****. Five star review Tony, just like you asked. I was a big fan of Ted Tevan, like yourself. Tony, you are right up there with Ted. Like him, you are my first listen for our , sigh, beloved Canadiens. BYW, they are on the right track.
This podcast 👌 is sickkkkk!!!! Great 👍 show Tony , I have tons of respect 🙏 for Serge, and I was so fortunate to have watched that 72 series 👍 as a kid 👍, what series ,I ll never forget it . Serge was right ✅ even down here in n.s. our teachers brought in the big screen ,and everything else ✋ stopped ✋ all us student s got to watch it at our school. And the city became so quiet, you knew every eye was watching that game. One of the best game s ever .
Another tremendous interview,Respect!!! SICK !! All the way from Boston......
I watched the 4 games in Russia at School, grade 4! It was the talk of the Country, What a series. I agree that Bobby Clark did not need the Broad Street Bullies, He was an excellent player, Bill Barber and Reggie Leach as well.
That must have been a very awesome experience. I've pretty much only heard stories from fans in Canada. I wasn't even born yet for another 13 years, I just know cause of my dad.
I was in grade 7 and they set up TVs all over the school so we could watch. Such an amazing series! (We even bought the box set, and have watched it a few more times.)
Sick interview Tony! Nice to see Mr. Savard, my god the players we had in Montreal in the 70's, I am too young to remember seeing them live, I was 2 in '76 and obviously missed the '72 series :) BUT I sure remember seeing the highlights throughout the years! CZcams has given us some classic games as well, nice to see Guy ( my favorite player too ), Serge, Ken Dryden and all the other Hall of Famers play in those famous games.
Lol…I was 26 and completely glued to the series on black and white TV. WAS THAT REALLY 50 years ago…SICK.
Always likes Serge Savard !
Tony, I was a teen then, but I remember... it cannot be put in words... I remember after the 8th game we won and my friend’s father said, watching the game in a tavern, after the goal, he saw people breaking chairs... there was so mutch emotion... nothing never comparared after that... maybe once I was in Germany at 18 when they won the Word Football against Holland... the cround jumping around it was almost scary...
a sick time in my life as well. i was absolutely sick when canada lost the first game and even sicker when they left for russia. they showed courage and what i call canadian courage to finally emerge the winner. they did it in the most adverse conditions and came home winners. we are a small country but with a big heart.
Simply SICK!!! What more can I say but I will. Watched the series the summer I got married and luckily I did not get divorced but it was close. My wife soon realized what she got herself into. A tremendous interview with Serge, a great defenseman and, more importantly, a great human being. Loved his candid comments about the series and you and his comments on Guy. I love these interviews and I am a loyal fan. Now, if you could somehow get an interview with 2 of my favourite Habs, I would be over the roof. I am referring to Steve Shutt, a real sniper, and Lyle Odelein, who made it to NHL through a lot of hard work when faced with long odds to make it out of training camp. I know Lyle had a number of medical concerns after he retired but he was a real scrapper.
Awesome interview. Well done to you both. Serge is a class act
If Tretiak is in the Hockey Hall Of Fame, Paul Henderson needs to be there too, because it's not called the NHL hall of fame. His play in the Summit Series should automatically make him a hall of famer
Sick....great interview Tony. Lots of respect for Serge, he was a good player and really good GM.
When the great! Serge Savard tells it like
is or was people listen people that know
The game of hockey realize just how
smart and talented he was as an athlete
The Senator # 18 🌟🔵⚪🔴
Your shows have been awesome lately. What incredible insight and fantastic interview.
Savard was a stud. Canada didn’t lose a single game that he played in.
SICK. Love Serge Savard.
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Great guest and interview!
Sick! Great show Tony with Serge!
Thanks Tony and Serge
Amazing guy and interview!
Keep up the good work lads
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Sick u r awesome bro 👏 🙌 😎
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The 1972 Team Canada 8 games ( 8 dvd) ( restored selling for 23$ on ebay).
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#gohabsgo
With Lefleur, I don't need another hero
Sick podcast. Serge can be a real gentleman. He never, ever mentioned that he did not play all 8 games. He never mentioned that he won every game he played. That Canadian team had lowsy defense, Pat Stapleton 32, Gary Bergman 33, Bill White 33 (all 3 were as slow as mollasses) ............. If Bobby Orr played, with 2 good knees, Canada would have won 7 games. ..... On the European ice [205 feet x 100 feet] he would be unstoppable. The reason Bobby was always getting hurt was because Boston Garden was [191 feet x 83 feet] the smallest NHL rink .... the opponents would smash into him at the boards. ........ STD NHL was [ 200 feet x 85 feet]
Tied one game
It’s nationally recognized that Clarke’s two handed slash on Kharlamov was obscene. Clarke has admitted this. That is Bobby Clarke. The backstory is all the intrusions on Team Canada by The former USSR. 3am phone calls, food and beer stolen. KGB watching. Intimidation. Sounds very much like Russia today. I have no problem with Clarke. He was on that team for a reason and don’t forget he was young. I’m not a Philly fan at all. Clarke was part of the glue that helped his team.
It's unfortunate dans Marcel Dionne did not really play on this team, even though he was selected in the beginning. Same thing with Gilbert Perrault and Richard Martin. Three big names here.
ps: i believe every time Mr. Savard was on the line-up Team Canada did not lose those games.
As these great players get older, their memories get confused a bit. Dryden in 76 was injured and couldn't play. Dryden quit on the Canadiens in 73 when he wanted to get paid more even though he signed his contract a couple of years earlier.
Ill be restoring my old 1972 team Canada giant poster with all the faces painted in realistic cartoon!
His first 2 drafts were awesome. What happened after? Is it true that Tretziak didn't know he was drafted? Does Team Canada win if Clarke doesn't break Kharlamov's ankle? Lafleur never refused an autograph but Clarke refused and was really rude to us kids in August 87 on the corner of Atwater and de Maisonneuve. Same with Ron Francis. The Soviets preferred a summer series because they trained year round and Canada didn't. Thanks for the 2 cups Serge.
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I wonder why Serge Savard montreal 🌟 great.
sold his 1985-86 Stanley Cup Ring ? 😮
The Russians didn't know what to do the with the Savardian Spin-o-rama!!
Do your homework Tony if you want to make it.. Respectfully.
Savard missed three games and Canada lost all three...
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