I still remember the Hrudy game. Was watching the 1st period during dinner in Chinatown. Drove 3.5 hours to St. Albert in a snowstorm and still watched another period and a half.
It's one of the first playoff games I watched and it kept going and going. I was 8.
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12:02 away from the longest game in modern NHL history.
I remember staying up late to watch that Stars / Ducks game. Petr Sykora with the winner, a wicked one timer.
EDIT: Actually, here's that winner...
And here's the Flyers / Pens. Everyone remembers this one I'd bet, the Primeau cutback goal.
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^I remember it too, and I remember it very differently... the game was 5-4 and the Stars had 70+ shots. Hard to call that snoozefest trap hockey.
They've already postponed Bruins Canes until tomorrow. You know, assuming this game actually ends by then.
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By the way, if you're wondering about utterly unbreakable NHL records, you'd think that in the game that has seen the most shots by a team and the most shots total, someone would be closing in on most shots by a single player. Well, Victor Hedman has the most shots in this game with 9.
Ray Bourque once had 19 shots in a game.
Hedman's not even halfway there.
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