12/5/1970 Bruins at Canadiens complete game broadcast Bobby Orr

This video is a complete game broadcast of the Dec. 5, 1970 National Hockey League contest between the Boston Bruins and the Montreal Canadiens at the Forum (for score, see summary below).
It originally aired on the CBC on Hockey Night In Canada. Like most video from this era it's B+W and a little washed out, but overall getting to see this game is a treat; the greatness of Bobby Orr and the Big, Bad Bruins shines through.
It's long, as I left in the commercials and between-periods stuff because there was a lot going on in the NHL right at that time. First of all, the Stanley Cup had just been stolen from the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto! The Canadiens had just fired Claude Ruel and hired Al MacNeil. The Alouettes had just won the Grey Cup. Orr was a between-periods guest and talked about having just released "Orr On Ice". And Harry Sinden, who'd coached the Bruins in 1969-70 but left to go into private business, was doing some analysis. Whew!
The game was just as action-packed, as it was the defending champion Bruins' first appearance in Montreal that season. Boston easily had handled the Canadiens in their first meeting at the Garden, 6-1, in a fight/penalty-filled affair, and excitement was high for this one. The teams delivered, with Orr his usual brilliant self.
A few months later a young goalie you might remember by the name of Ken Dryden helped Montreal send Boston packing in the first round of the 1971 playoffs, and Les Habitants went on to win the Cup. Aaaaiiiieeee!!!! Anyway ...
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The summary:
https://www.hockey-reference.com/boxs...