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Originally posted by eagleislandquote:... arguably the greatest home-town play-by-play team in sports history: Don Orsillo (now in San Diego) and Jerry Remy (R.I.P.) ...
In sports history? Gotta take issue with that. We had Danny Gallivan and Dick Irvin calling for the Habs. Gallivan alone was "worth the price of admission". He was exciting to listen to, way more entertaining than plodding old Foster Hewitt. And, way before his broadcasting career, he was once invited to a New York Giants training camp as a pitcher. An arm injury may have been bad for him at the time, but it turned out to be our good fortune.
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Originally posted by Paul Rquote:
Originally posted by eagleislandquote:... arguably the greatest home-town play-by-play team in sports history: Don Orsillo (now in San Diego) and Jerry Remy (R.I.P.) ...
In sports history? Gotta take issue with that. We had Danny Gallivan and Dick Irvin calling for the Habs. Gallivan alone was "worth the price of admission". (snip)
Hey - I DID say "arguably!" Your merely prove my point.![]()
Here's something inarguable.

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Originally posted by chuckv97^^^^ ” Savardian spinerama “
And furthermore and moreover, I'm pretty sure* it was in regards to Serge, not Denis, although it seems that many apparently disagree with me.
* i.e. about 100%.
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Originally posted by Owenquote:
Originally posted by chuckv97^^^^ ” Savardian spinerama “
And furthermore and moreover, I'm pretty sure* it was in regards to Serge, not Denis, although it seems that many apparently disagree with me.
* i.e. about 100%.
Yep, he first said it about S. Savard,, although Denis did it too, but Serge did it at the blue line to keep the puck in the O.Z.
Edited by - chuckv97 on 10/17/2025 15:50:39
Check out this guy,, 102 yr. old former NHL’er…. Narrated by Joe Thornton.
youtu.be/rRv72ck2rdQ?si=yaQVqJHSQR8EUHlU
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Originally posted by eagleislandquote:
Originally posted by Paul Rquote:
Originally posted by eagleislandquote:... arguably the greatest home-town play-by-play team in sports history: Don Orsillo (now in San Diego) and Jerry Remy (R.I.P.) ...
In sports history? Gotta take issue with that. We had Danny Gallivan and Dick Irvin calling for the Habs. Gallivan alone was "worth the price of admission". (snip)
Hey - I DID say "arguably!" Your merely prove my point.
Here's something inarguable.
If your point is that there's an argument to be had ...
(And I wonder which part of your missive - mayhaps the image of the young lady? - garnered you the "likes".)
Ha,, I like his antics with Dahlin’s helmet.
However, …. There’s more Marchie … (I call him “Marchie” even though he doesn’t know me from Adam)
fb.watch/CQDt1QRg7t/?fs=e
The ^^ ad isn't "Absolutely hilarious...." as the caption states .... it's absolutely stoopid .... though I haven't boycotted Tim Horton's over it, it's a channel-turner if ever there was one.
The ripping of the ear loop is only slightly less so, though I can go along with cross-check >> punch in the face.
And now you know the rest of the story.................... . ![]()
Edited by - Owen on 10/19/2025 10:04:43
From Harry Neale (?) >> The Rebel League (?) >> Hockey Beast >> Facebook >> BHO:
”He (Al Smith) also had a wicked sense of humour. The Whalers had Swedish twins on their team named Thommy and Christer Abrahamsson, who had to drive through a tough Latino neighborhood on their way to the rink in Hartford.
One day, they got trouble from some punks hanging out on a street corner and told Smith about it.
The Whalers goalie thought about their problem for a minute, then said, ”This is what you do. The next time you drive through there, you rise your middle finger to them. That’s the sign that you’re friends in Puerto Rico.”
Neale says the twins had to rip through a red light the next day to escape the angry mob.”
Source: ”The Rebel League, The short and unruly life of the World Hockey Association”

& then there was Gary (Suitcase) Smith https://youtube.com/shorts/vEFM0sClh6U?si=r9-snLXQ5yoHfS62
Edited by - chuckv97 on 10/20/2025 12:31:12
Congrats to the Blue Jays for advancing to the World Series
youtube.com/clip/UgkxQdWzp9qx5...m3uLoi6D2
Edited by - chuckv97 on 10/20/2025 22:30:39
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Originally posted by chuckv97Congrats to the Blue Jays for advancing to the World Series
youtube.com/clip/UgkxQdWzp9qx5...m3uLoi6D2
Gosh - are people still playing baseball? Don't they know it's hockey season?
Donnie Baseball (I call him that even though he doesn’t know me from Adam) is finally going to the World Series.
facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=81...35&type=3
youtu.be/1MxmXzpUD5E?si=fl-qCYFRm_A3i6Y1
Fitting that we hear Ray Ferraro’s voice at the end of that clip - another small player who beat the odds like Marchand did.
I did not know this .... or maybe I didn't know that I knew it .... ![]()
From Old Canada Series >> my Facebook >> BHO:
Prince Albert, Saskatchewan born hockey goalie, John Kiszkan, playing for the Vancouver Canucks in the WHL in 1954-55. Kiszkan, nicknamed “The China Wall”, would rename himself Johnny Bower.

Gripe #58
As far as I’m concerned, one of the worst things a baseball announcer can say, and he (FOX Sports) just said it, is after 4 1/2 innings ,”we’re halfway home”. What?! , the guy has to sadly “endure” 4 1/2 more innings before he can beat a hasty retreat out of the stadium! ? Sheeesh…. I say make the guy walk the plank!
Edited by - chuckv97 on 10/28/2025 18:47:15
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