On This Day: Remember the Roar | Chicago Blackhawks
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- Опубліковано 13 кві 2021
- Blackhawks TV turns back the clock 27 years to April 14, 1994, to chronicle the final regular season game played at the beloved Chicago Stadium.
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I wish I could have experienced the masterpiece of the Chicago Stadium. In another lifetime.
I was a beer vendor at Chicago Stadium. This was the loudest I ever heard it. Best place to watch hockey. Miss the Old Barn
This was my first hockey game. I'll never forget the smokey hallways, beer-soaked stairs, fights in the stands, and of course the organ! Go Hawks!
Wings or blues rivalries the best.
Imagine Jim and Wayne doing the anthem together for a game. That would be electric
Madhouse on Madison the best memories in Chicago Stadium
Neat bit of trivia. The Leafs beat the Blackhawks in this game, but Chicago would get revenge when they beat the leafs in the last game at Maple Leaf Gardens.
What I wouldn’t give to have my boys experience a Hawks game at the Stadium, the way I got to with my dad so many times. That building was just something so special.
I moved to Chicago from Toronto around this time so I grew up at the United center but I'll never forget my first game watching Amonte score top shelf and asking my dad why they don't do that every time lol...I also played a youth game there. Any Hawk's memory is a good one.
On a side note I played another youth at maple leaf gardens right before they tore it down, scored a goal there too.
I agree, I tell my boys that as well, it’s like the oxygen isn’t available in the new place
Da Original "Madhouse on Madison!"
Da Hawks!
Pat Foley! The legend himself! What a nostalgic announcer for the Hawks! And of course the other Blackhawks legends themselves!
Was at the final game. Standing room-2nd balcony. During the game, the legends went out and watched the final game from different areas. Tony-O signed my ticket stub. Definately an end of an era. Loved everygame in the building because of the energy. Nothing compares to how great the building was and the energy of the teams that played in the final years.
I was able to attend a handful of games from 89-94. Amazing place. GO HAWKS!
They need to make a replica of this place
I used to go there. Nothing like it! I remember the Bulls beat the Sixers with Dr. J; we made the playoffs on account of the win. Nancy played "Celebration" on the Hammond Organ and it was one of the greatest moments of my life. Loud, proud, family. Miss you Stadium!
The Madhouse on Madison is truly something special in Chicago!
Chicago Stadium
I still dream about it. Walking up those steps, playing for my hometown Blackhawks.
I remember going to watch the Blackhawks at the Chicago Stadium back in my teens and I remember watching the last game. It was such a special building and I really miss its character. It was truly a special experience.
My dad took my brother and I to Chicago Stadium to see the Hawks beat the Blues 6-1 about a week before the season ended. I believe it was the game before Wayne was shot. Even though I was only 7 years old I still have vivid memories of how violently loud that place was. Chills down my spine! I will always Remember the Roar!
I really hope a lot of those people were alive to see one of the greatest dynasty's 2009-2016 blackhawks
I remember being a little kid and my dad brought me to a game. Seeing the building, going up those steps, seeing the ice, watching the players, I was in awe. I loved the roar of the crowd and still remember the first time I heard the goal horn. For days I slid around our tile floor pretending to be a Hawk.
The History Of Chicago Stadium
Remember watching this game like it was yesterday. It’s hard to believe it’s been 27 years.
My two favorite moments were two milestone goals for Bobby Hull; #400 in 1968 against Boston, and #500 against the New York Rangers in 1970.
I had a chance to witness Olympia maple leaf garden and Chicago stadium
Talk about a rush with the anthem.
Wayne rocked the place. Thanks for video. Soon will see Keith kaner and possibly Capt serious up in the rafters. Now that's hockey baby.
Went to last game at maple leaf gardens bob probert scored final goal. Secord amote savard Larimer. Wilson .cant forget moose vasko.
I didn't grow up in hockey watching family, but after 1st Hawks game vs Buffalo (3/22/92), 44 total penalties awarded. I was fascinated; the speed, intensity, passion, skill, and atmosphere was electric. (Patrick in Chicago)
Watching playoff game in 1965 between red wings on tv being red wings fan,was blown away by how loud and rowdy hawks fans were , not to be critical.
Hard for anyone whose never graced that iconic venue to understand but believe me....NOTHING even close to being like it.
My three memories of Chicago Stadium
1. 1977: Went to see the Ice Follies featuring Sesame Street--and shook hands with Big Bird!
2. 1987: Went to a Blackhawks game and got on TV by sneaking up behind the commentators!
3. 1993: Saw Champions on Ice the day before my college graduation!
Best place to watch hockey!
My uncle had season tickets and I went to not enough games at the stadium! I was in the military when the stadium came to an end...I cried 😢
We all thank you for all the great memories
Was there for that game. Unbelievably loud when the banners came down.
Beautiful video!
Let's go Hawks!
Let's Go Hawks
I have the last home game on a VHS tape need to get it transferred to a dvd
I love how Foley’s speech was to the same music they brought the cup out to in 2015. Someone remembered
It’s called Fanfare for the common man. It’s not that deep. It’s been the hawks introducing music for quite some time now, before every home game, obviously
The original plan, I have read, was to keep the Stadium around after the new arena was built. Not sure if it would have lasted, Philadelphia eventually bulldozed the Spectrum despite keeping it around for some time after Wells Fargo was built, but it would have been worth a try.
They probably could've used it as a museum for the Hawks and Bulls
go hawks!
GO HAWKS
FAREWELL CHICAGO STADIUM
FAREWELL CHICAGO STADIUM
Irreplaceable.
This was legendary stadium buiit 1929 1993 1994 last season bulls in this stadium
Too bad Michael Jordan not play in the 93 94 season the bulls would have no championship in that building in my opinion
@@dontedrake2316 yes and 1995 too I don't why he go play baseball
that stadium was legendary ,,
I thought it was going to go longer than that...
Those broadcaster tuxedos! Hahahaha oh wow.
I was a die hard North Stars fan. I kinda' felt sorry for them when they had to play at the barn. The fans could be ruthless. One of the best rivalries ever in pro sports. The Hawks definitely had the upper hand in the rivalry. Why do good things have to end? I'm so sick of all these huge venues and money in pro sports today.
if it keep going like this, there will not be any usable numbers
Ew HawksVision. The days of the Bill Wirtz era.
I agree was there that night, and it was the loudest
Mr Wirtz made a huge mistake tearing down, it’s just never the same, I’ve been to a handful of games at the new place and will Never go back
Even today they would build our stadium back if black Hawk fans stopped going. Hard, yes, but let’s be honest, the UC Zia not a very good place to watch a hockey game.
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