who won the 1967 conn smythe trophy?
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Glenn Hall,Dave Keon, Toronto Maple Leafs
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2003 : Jean-Sébastien Giguère (Anaheim) \n2001 : Patrick Roy (Colorado Avalanche) \n1997 : Mike Vernon (Detroit Red Wings) \n1993 : Patrick Roy (Montreal Canadiens) \n1990 : Bill Ranford (Edmonton Oilers) \n1987 : Ron Hextall (Philadelphia Flyers) \n1986 : Patrick Roy (Montreal Canadiens) \n1983 : Billy Smith (New York Islanders) \n1975 : Bernie Parent (Philadelphia Flyers) \n1974 : Bernie Parent (Philadelphia Flyers) \n1971 : Ken Dryden (Montreal Canadiens) \n1968 : Glenn Hall (St Louis Blues) \n1966 : Roger Crozier (Detroit Red Wings)
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Game 7 Western Conference finals 1994 Vancouver Canucks/Calgary Flames. Kirk McClean makes an unbelievable toe save in double overtime and turns the puck up ice and Pavel Bure scores the series winner.
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INSANE QUESTION:  Theodore was a flash in the pan.  He's done.  Huet is better than Theodore, that's why he's gone.  Patrick Roy is one of the best if not the best goaltenders of all time!
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1967--Green Bay repeated and beat Oakland 33-14 in Super Bowl.
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Ron Hextall (Philadelphia) is the only NHL goaltender to score multiple goals.  Evgeni Nabokov (San Jose) is the only player (since the first expansion in 1967) to score a non-empty net goal.  It was in the first period against Columbus (I think) and a "delayed penalty" was called.  Columbus thought the penalty was against San Jose, so they pulled their goaltender.  However, it was the linesman who had his hand up, signaling a high stick.  Nabokov got the puck and shot the puck and scored.  I don't exactly recall why but the goal wasn't judged an empty-net goal.
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The Sabres are headed for the Stanley Cup. Why? Because my boy Danny Briere wont let em lose(see game 6 Carolina Fans) LETS GO SABRES GET IT DONE BOYS!
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Patrick Roy.\n\nHis last name sounds AWSOME!(pronounced wa)and he won 4 Stanley Cups.
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Of Course!! Just compare golies and theres the answer, Roli leads in all departments. GAA, Wins, Save %, you name it! Also, The oilers have more exp, Smith and Smyth have both played over 12 years with the oilers alone! Go Oilers!!
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I'll take Bobby Orr, the man changed the way the game is played and would have been even better if he could have played longer.  Not that the Great one but remember the Oilers won a cup without him and the Bruins haven't won since Orr left
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The US - Russia semi final game in the 1980 olympics had to be the greatest game from a US perspective.\n\nHowever a personal Favorite of mine (and a very close second) was game 7 of the 1994 Stanley cup eastern conference semi-finals between the NY Rangers and the NJ Devils.\n\nHowie Rose's call of the Game winning goal in the 2nd OT still gives me goosebumps \n\n"Mateau, Mateau, Mateau. Stephane Matteau and the Rangers have one more hill to climb baby, but its Mt. Vancouver. The Rangers are headed to the finals"
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Oilers will win in 7 games.....It will be a great series.  All but one game will go to overtime.  Miller goes down in game six to injury.  Pronger named playoff MVP.
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Yes, in 1993 the Montreal Canadiens beat the Los Angeles Kings in the Stanley Cup Finals. They won the series 4 games to 1.
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Good question... I couldn't find the exact player, but did find a roster list from the 1970 team in that game and have included it in the link.  Hope this helps a little.\n\nMatt
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the Oilers taking Stanley home!\nVomiting frogs?
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During the 1973-74 Stanley Cup finals, Dave Schultz was pounding the snot out of either Jim McKenzie or Wayne Cashman just to the right of Bernie Parent. The most entertaining was the playoff game brawl between the Flyers and Senators in 2003-04.
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Paul Coffey was a defenseman for the Edmonton Oilers in the early 80's. Maybe that's who you were thinking of.