NHL Teammates Who Hated Each Other in the 1970s

Teammates who could not stand each other, and what happened when the dressing room door closed on them. This countdown covers fifteen feuds, brawls and cold shoulders from the 1970s NHL and WHA, from a practice fight in Vancouver with a crowd of curlers watching to a captain's slap in Montreal. Some ended in an apology, some never got one, and a few stayed bitter for decades. You will hear who was fighting whom, what the players and coaches said about it years later, and how the stories stayed inside the room for so long. Each story is told from memoirs, newspaper reports and interviews, and the video says where each one comes from. CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 0:40 15. The Curlers' Show 1:59 14. The Rookie and His Idol 3:23 13. Gordie's Stick 4:43 12. Spell It Backwards 6:16 11. Perfect Pit 7:43 10. Tiger and the Floaters 9:08 9. The Cab Door 10:32 8. Two Hundred and Forty-Three Pounds 11:59 7. Two Roommates 13:30 6. Five NHL Players 14:53 5. Thirty Years Later 16:23 4. Straight to the Bench 17:53 3. Potvin Versus the Room 19:23 2. Two Camps 21:00 1. The Slap TAGS nhl teammates feud 1970s, hockey teammates fight 1970s, bobby clarke paul henderson 1972, henri richard serge savard slap, gordie howe mark howe houston aeros, brad park phil esposito, dave williams ian turnbull, gordie gallant mike walton, denis potvin bobby orr 1976, terry sawchuk ron stewart, dunc wilson dale tallon canucks, lanny mcdonald dave keon, nhl history 1970s, old school hockey stories, hockey dressing room secrets, wha history