Мы с братом и со всеми ребятами нашей улицы смотрели все эти матчи. Мне было 12 лет, брату 13-ть. Телевизор на всю улицу был только у нас. Это были незабываемые сумасшедшие игры и с нашей стороны комментировал игры Николай Озеров, самый лучший комментатор СССР и хоккеисты были самые легендарные!

I'll never forget this game. I was in grade 1 and the teacher stopped class, rolled the TV up in the front of the classroom and we watched the game. That's how important it was for the soul of the country.

Epic! The most monumental hockey series in Canadian history without a doubt!

It still blows my mind how tough these guys were, hockey with no helmets, no problem.

Thank you whoever posted this what an amazing piece of hockey history!

No helmets vs.helmets . Couldn't be any more proud of the boys

I grew up in Boston during the era of the big bad Bruin's.never missed a game.not while Bobby Orr was still on the team and I can tell you unequivocally this was the best game Esposito ever played.in fact the whole series he played better than any Stanley cup playoff series.he was simply a man possessed against the Russian.s

The same thing happened for us in my school. The entire school was allowed to watch this game if they wanted to. This series unified Canadians and gave us a sense of pride that was incredible!

I was in grade 9 and the school set up TV's in the gym all the guys i grew up with watched this game together. When Henderson scored I never felt pure joy like that we were all hugging ourselves. Walking home every car on the street was honking their horns. It was an incredible moment.

I was 13 and played hockey back home in Sweden. Never liked communism but loved the way the Soviets played the game. Best national team. Remember Maltsev, Jakushev, Michailov, Petrov, Charlamov, Vasiliev.

just listening to the names..... ABSOLUTE Hockey Royalty... what a thrill to see them in their playing days.....

I will never forget that game and the entire series for as long as I live. Neither will those courageous players.

I was in high school and I watched this game when I got home. I always identified myself as Canadian, that day my heart swelled with national pride