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Great interview with a awesome player. In the early 80's when you picked up the newspaper sports section in Toronto..........Bernie was always up there in the top 10 points leaders in the NHL scoring race.

Bossy is definitely one of the best goal scorers and he could have scored over 800 goals if he played 20 years. However, you CANT use goals per game average as a way to compare players. Naturally, the longer you play has an impact on that statistic. Because you are not going to score as many goals at 38 as you did at 28.

Loved watching you play for the Caps. Mr. Maruk even had your jerey back in the day in Sauga.

Best hockey interview ever. Darryl was my favourite player growing up as a young kid. When Sittler scored the winning Canada Cup goal. I was in Mississauga hospital. I wanted to watch the hockey game but could not because of tv curfew in the hospital but when you scored Darryl the nurse woke me up telling me you scored the winning goal to win it all. WOW, what a memory. Your 10 point game was another one watching it on my old black n white tv........2 awesome memories for a kid 10 years old and under. You were my hero...Darryl God Ble you.

Darryl's a fine man!

Ballard: "Any publicity is good" ... Headline in the Star: 'Ballard: "Women should be barefoot and pregnant"' 😢😂

Maybe best Leaf ever. RIP Borje.

Big fan of this podcast, and Big Larr, the Big Bird, Larry Robinson... what else can be said... top 50 player, maybe higher all-time if you are measuring just careers, if you measure talent, maybe higher. One of the absolute greats and all-time winners.

I remember when the junior Canadians came to Halifax and played out of our new rink the Metro Centre.

Gino I love your podcasts and all of your guests so far as a new Subscriber I'm so impressed and going to lock back into more guests. Scotty is a coaching god and learned from the best. Rick from Ottawa.

I still say trading Vaive & Derlago for Tiger & Butler is the worst trade in Canucks history! Yes, worse than the Neely trade! Fight me!

Biggest mistake when the kings traded him and many other 1st round picks…

Few players brought a passion and a culture to the history of the NHL like JR. He played at such a high level. Kind of the Charlie hustle of the NHL

You rarely ever saw a player get around Larry Robinson

I just want to say that I enjoy your interviews with these hockey players that I grew up with. My 17 year old son plays AAA hockey on the east coast and I actually hear some great tidbits that share with my son that he uses as part of his development

I dont see you making it in that military bs

As a St.Louis Blues fan, It was weird seeing him in a Blues uniform. Martin Brodeur the greatest goalie in NHL history, a job well deserved!

He did score 20 goals 1 season. In that era that was pretty good.

Happy you're still with us Chris ❤

Loved Eddie in Toronto.

A TOTAL GOON and embrrassing that the NHL put up with such sh--

So there were only 230 players rated above you. Out of that 230maybe 30 made the team. To be the 30th or 50th best prospect in the NHL. Worlds best league.

Thank you both, Gino's and Chris. 🎉

Great interview! Grats JR on finally getting the recognition you deserve! HHF Jeremy Roenick!

Dave was more than just a fighter. he was a "sniper' that goalie had no chance..

What a class act. Another good one Gino.

There really is no comparison between the Montreal dynasty and Islanders. Canadians won 12 straight series winning 4 cups. Islanders won 19 consecutive series in their run. They are the greatest NHL dynasty ever and no team is winning 20 series in a row for 5 cups straight.

Nobody crashed the net better than Anderson!

My favorite d-man.🤩

Great player

Great interview. So happy that JR was proven wrong on his HOF prospects.

God bless Mike For having to edure that Piece of Shit

Another good one Gino

Some weird tidbits 😂 My first NHL game was in 1982 at the Winnipeg Arena vs the Vancouver Canucks. As I was looking at the score sheet from that game recently, I noticed Serge got into a fight with Tiger Williams. He was also the last 6 era player to score a goal, I believe it was a March 27th 1983, 5 days after Wayne Cashman did. Cashman was the last 6 era player to play though, cause Boston made it to the second round while Serge's Jets went out in the first. 😢

In his book he said he was afraid of fotiu then why fight guys like dale Rolf brad park potvin guys who were hockey players fighters fight fighters that’s just a rule then why duck fotiu

Class act when he was playing for Tri-City Americans. Had the fortune of getting to know him during his offseason workouts at the gym. He built a home here and became a part owner of the Americans. One of those players that you’re glad to see succeed!

reminds me a lot of tim kerr

I live 70 miles north west of Prince Albert and we loved the Raiders and Mike.. Everyone knew the Raiders song..They were awesome with mike ..Go Raiders go..Go Raider go..The green white and gold team is go Raiders go..We take on the roughest and welcome the toughest but the song in Prince Albert is Go Raiders go...

Honestly, why hasn't current Dallas, Detroit or Minnesota called to help make up for it? Any of those teams could call the league to make a special exception for an extra roster for one game at the end of the season when any of those teams have clinched or eliminated and let him take the opening face-off and leave the game.

Thanks Gino and Chris. I’m a Dad,the same age as Chris. It was and still is the hardest part of my life dealing with my son’s addiction. It took me along time to realize, I have no control. He is now clean and sober raising his son as a single Dad. I’m sorry to say my grandsons mom died from her addiction. Keep doing what you do Chris❤️

Even though I'm an Islander fan, FIRST, LAST, AND LIFE, I respect you and everything you accomplished. You're the first NHL player of color to win The Stanley Cup, and to be inducted into the NHL HALL OF FAME.

Good one Gino loved the Carbo one too.

billy smith is greatest playoff goalie in history

Another good one Gino. Brooks a very humble guy. The kind of guy the Leafs need.

Another great one Gino.

I'm sure that Schultz has been a gentleman in his post pro-hockey days, but during the time he played for the Flyers, he was called a goon because the only reason he was able to make the team in Philly was to act goony, and he did it with great fervor.

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