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Barry Ashbee takes a Dale Rolfe slapshot in the face

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Uploaded by on Dec 14, 2008

Apr 28, 1974 philidelphia flyers ny new york rangers

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  • @wickedbuzzproduction It was the same series. Schultz beat up Rolfe 3 games later.

  • i know it was accidental and now I know why the following year Shultz laid a beating on Dale Rolfe.

  • @HighFlyingJumper My name is Samuel Kobe. My grandpa is Don Ashbee Barry's brother. I live in BC canada where Don lives.

  • Park and Rolfe showed a lot of class. I met Barry Ashbee because his son played on the same club I played for but he was a few years older. He was awesome.

  • Ashbee was a tough competitor, and from all reports, a great team man and family man. He is missed.

  • Brian McFarlane apperantly got a strip torn off him for going on the ice from NBC.

    I say good for him. B-Mac was always a class act.

  • @samuelkobe Barry Ashbee was also my great uncle! Who are you?

  • That ain't just any commentator going on the ice, it's Brian McFarlane, who was pretty famous in those days. BTW, the linesman he talks to is Matt Pavelich.

  • @bukakee1 LOL!

  • Are you kidding, Brian McFarlane getting on the ice to announce the injury with what looks like a tv antenna on his head...Pretty hilarious, (McFarlane not the Ashbee injury which ended his carear) but innovative for sports broadcasting in the 1970's. Could you imagine Pierre Maguire doing that on an NBC or TSN telecast today.

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