NHL Rivals Who Hated Each Other in the 1970s

Dave Schultz, Terry O'Reilly, Bobby Orr, Brad Park and Dave Keon all played in the same 1970s NHL, and some of them spent years settling personal scores. This countdown runs from number fifteen to number one through the playoff series, scoresheets and newspaper accounts behind each feud, along with what the players said about each other decades later. You will hear how a stick, a goalie's mask or a trade could keep a grudge alive for years, and how some of the men softened and some never did. It is a look back at a rougher league, told with respect for the players who lived through it. CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 0:41 15. Billy Smith and Rod Gilbert 1:25 14. Brad Park and Dave Schultz 2:50 13. Clark Gillies and Terry O'Reilly 4:10 12. Ed Giacomin and Garry Howatt 5:00 11. Bobby Clarke and Barry Cummins 6:23 10. Larry Robinson and Dave Schultz 7:42 9. Tiger Williams and Terry O'Reilly 8:57 8. Carol Vadnais and Garry Howatt 10:08 7. Dave Schultz and Keith Magnuson 11:21 6. Scotty Bowman and Bobby Clarke 12:37 5. Phil Esposito and Harry Sinden 14:01 4. Dave Schultz and Terry O'Reilly 15:23 3. Bobby Orr and Brad Park 16:49 2. Dave Keon and Harold Ballard 18:49 1. Wilf Paiement and Dennis Polonich TAGS dave schultz brad park, terry o'reilly clark gillies, dave schultz keith magnuson, wilf paiement dennis polonich, garry howatt carol vadnais, tiger williams terry o'reilly, harold ballard dave keon, phil esposito don cherry, larry robinson dave schultz, ed giacomin garry howatt, bobby orr brad park, 1970s nhl rivalries, 1970s nhl fights, nhl enforcers 1970s, old nhl hockey, nhl playoff fights history, hockey rivalries