Bruins vs Canadiens 11/16/1989

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The Boston Bruins score 3 goals in the final 2 minutes of the game to beat Montreal 3-2 at Boston Garden, on November 16, 1989.

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  • what's with the old vids?

  • @JTisThis Theres no new hockey in the summer time.

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  • HABS SUCK!!!!! bleed black and gold!!!!!

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  • Fred Cusick was the best!! RIP!!

  • @SuperSultan1988 cool i met Al Pedersen he's really nice too his drills are pretty cool too!

  • This vid is proof that in between his cups, even Roy was human. If Carey Price had a game like that, the fucking media and fans would roast him. It ain't easy being a goalie for the Habs. Remember, they clamoured for Racicot midway through 92-93 when Roy ended up Conn Smythe winner. "What have you done for me lately?" kinda hockey city.

  • Thank you for the memories!!

  • hair-raising moments...

    

  • I was at this game. As the game was ending, many B's fans had already headed to the exits. Habs fans remained, including those who were all high and mighty about the apparent Habs win. I loved looking back at them as the Bs just broke through Patrick Roy, one after the other. Thanks Bourque, Neely, and Wesley for the greatest game I ever saw in person

  • I miss the great commentary of Fred Cusick and Derek Sanderson at color commentary.. No one calls a Bruins game half as good as Freddy Cusick did

  • Great vintage video.

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