In our final episode for the 1969-70 NHL season, we have all the details on the Boston Bruins winning their first Stanley Cup in 29 years! We’ll also have news on the NHL awards (how many will Bobby Orr claim?) and lots of other non-playoff hockey news!

In this week’s episode we wrap up the Western Division final series and move on to the Stanley Cup Final between Boston and St. Louis, we talk about a hot trade rumour out of Chicago that suggests the Golden Jet Bobby Hull could be headed to Toronto...

In this week’s show, we get a bit of a surprise result in the Eastern Division final with a winner being determined in four straight games. We’ll also have coverage of the Western Division final between St. Louis and Pittsburgh, and we’ll get...

In this week’s episode, the Stanley Cup Playoffs continue, and also we learned the identity of the new Detroit Red Wings coach, and that gives us some clues as to how the Detroit organization will be run in the immediate future.

This week we’ll report to you on the first 4 games of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, where we will see some surprising results!  We’ll also examine what’s going on in the NHL’s two Canadian cities, Montreal and Toronto, and we will also get to...

In this week’s show, we cover the wild finish of the 1969-70 regular season, a finish that was as wildly unpredictable and stranger than any in NHL history, and we have all the gory details!

In this week’s episode we look at the wild playoff races in the NHL’s two divisions. We’ll also talk about how the Rangers almost managed to miss a game in Montreal, and we have a report on an innovative idea by Chicago goalie Tony Esposito, but...

In this week’s show, we learn of the demise of the Canadian national hockey team, the technical issues faced by television producers broadcasting hockey in 1970, and we learn more about the player who is most responsible for the resurgence of the...

In this episode, we look at what’s wrong with the NY Rangers and Montreal Canadiens, we examine more drama in Vancouver with their coaching situation, and we have highlights of a very entertaining Boston - Toronto game that kept a very unusual...

This week’s show features the NHL trade deadline, which was in 1970 nothing like the media circus we experience today. Only one trade was made, but it was a big one, with Leafs legend Tim Horton leaving the only NHL team he had ever known. Also, a...

This week’s show is jam-packed with news! We have a couple of big NHL trades to talk about, the Canucks finally announce their General Manager, and the whole thing turns into a mess that costs incumbent GM-coach Joe Crozier his job! I’ll also...

In this week’s episode, it’s one of the busiest news weeks of the entire NHL season. We have the Wayne Maki assault trial in Ottawa, where he testified in his own defense, The new Buffalo NHL team finally gets a name and we’ll tell you what that...

In this week’s show, we’ll talk about Blues Scotty Bowman shakes up his 1st-place team, some bad behaviour by hockey people land them in trouble with their leagues and the police, and we learn a bit more about Toronto goalie Bruce Gamble.

We have some surprising results of a poll of NHL players conducted by Hockey Pictorial Magazine, and we talk at length about some news out of Vancouver that could spell the end of Joe Crozier’s hopes of becoming the new NHL team’s first General...

In this week’s show, we learn about St. Louis Blues Trainer Tommy Woodcock and what he thinks about hockey equipment in the 1970s, and we learn a little more about Pittsburgh Penguins young star Michel Briere, including a rather ominous interview he...

In this week’s show we report on this year’s NHL All-star game, we learn a bit about Hockey Hall of Famer Dick Duff, and we have all the news and notes from the week.

This week we report on the sad state of the Toronto Maple Leafs hockey club, and we take another look at baseball player Curt Flood’s law suit against baseball’s reserve clause, and how a scheming Sam Pollock might be able to acquire highly-touted...

This week’s show covers the time period from Jan. 5-11, 1970.  Some of the stories we cover include reaction from around the world to Canada’s withdrawal from international ice hockey competition, a heroic act by an NHL star, and the...

Big news of the week includes Canada’s withdrawal from inernational hockey competition, Gump Worsley’s possible retirement and so much more!    

This week’s episode talks about the Canadian national team’s exhibition game against the Russians, more about the move by the Boston Bruins to get the NHL to mandate the wearing of helmets by all players,  and about Emile the Cat Francis,...

This week’s episode covers the week of December 15-21, 1969. Big news of the week centered on two firings - Flyers GM Bud Poile and Kings coach Hal Laycoe. We also talk about a situation that puts the World Hockey Championship tournament, to be held...

This week, we take a look at major issues developing over Canada’s use of professionals in international hockey, a strange situation arising around the venue for gamers for Buffalo’s new NHL team, and lots of news and notes for the week - plus...

This week’s episode covers the week of December 1-7, 1969. All the big news this week centres on the formal announcement of the expansion of the National Hockey League from 12 to 14 teams with the addition of the cities of Buffalo NY and Vancouver...

On this week’s show we have stories about the NHL expansion process as progress is made in Buffalo and Vancouver towards getting NHL teams for those cities. We’ll also discuss the Assault Causing Bodily Harm charges levied against Ted Green and...

In this week’s podcast there were three very big stories dominating the hockey news and we’ll talk about them: Harold Ballard and Stafford Smythe return to the helm at Maple Leaf Gardens, Bobby Hull’s holdout from the Black Hawks ends, and some...