30 Goalie Masks Every 1970s Hockey Fan Remembers

Thirty goalie masks, and most fans only know the stories people tell about them. Some of those stories hold up and some do not, and the video sorts through them one mask at a time, from Gerry Cheevers' stitched Bruins mask to Jason Voorhees' borrowed Red Wings design. You will learn where the famous paint jobs really came from, why Ken Dryden's target and Tony Esposito's home-made cage mattered to the men who wore them, and how the move from fibreglass masks to the cage changed the NHL. It is a walk through the years when goalies first started painting their faces, told for the fans who watched them play. CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 0:37 30. Al Smith 1:24 29. Bobby Taylor 2:13 28. Wayne Thomas 2:57 27. Dunc Wilson 3:44 26. Phil Myre 4:32 25. Michel Larocque 5:18 24. Pete Peeters 6:05 23. Billy Smith 6:48 22. Ken Dryden 7:54 21. Mike Palmateer 9:00 20. Murray Bannerman 10:07 19. Steve Baker 11:19 18. Gerry Desjardins 12:30 17. Curt Ridley 13:44 16. Mike Liut 14:50 15. Terry Sawchuk 16:00 14. Seth Martin 17:17 13. Glenn Hall 18:17 12. Ed Giacomin 19:27 11. Rogie Vachon 20:36 10. The Red Wings Mask 21:49 9. Wayne Stephenson 23:01 8. Gary Bromley 24:07 7. John Davidson 25:15 6. Bernie Parent 26:25 5. Pelle Lindbergh 27:30 4. Jacques Plante 28:48 3. Ken Dryden 29:51 2. Tony Esposito 31:43 1. Gerry Cheevers TAGS goalie masks, 1970s goalie masks, nhl goalie masks history, gerry cheevers stitched mask, ken dryden target mask, tony esposito mask, jacques plante mask, pelle lindbergh mask, greg harrison mask painter, goalie mask stories, vintage nhl goalies, bernie parent mask, billy smith helmet and cage, old school hockey, classic nhl history