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Legacy of Time

We remember the ghosts that lived in the Oldthe  hell  got
Forum.  They
into you? Good job."Even Peetie wondered.
had migrated from the previous one into the"Lucky  shot"  he  murmurs  to  himself.
newer  modern
He goes down to tighten his skate. As Peetie
version. They were carrying a torch oflooks  up  he
formidability  for
sees something flash by. He nudges his
posterity. It was a place where legends wereteammate.  "Did
born  and
you see that?" The team mate responds "See
majestic teams ruled in the spirit of whatwhat?"  Peetie
was  the  grandeur
could have sworn he saw #7 fly by.The Habs
of Rome. Effortlessly, artistically andare playing uncharacteristically with marvel
powerfully  they  dazzledand
not only their fans and opponents alike butstyle. Their skating reminds some in the
themselves too.The ghosts made their presencestands  of  the  old
felt  one  last  time  in  a
Habs. One fan shouts, "Who do you guys think
game between the great Montreal Canadiens,you  are?  The
Les
Second Coming of '56 and '78?" Jean-Paul, at
Habitants, Nos Glorieux, and Toronto Maplethat  moment,
Leafs  in  what
breaks between two Leaf defensemen and
was the last year before they tore down thescores.  They
old  rink.  One
look back haplessly and amazement as they
gets the sense that the ghosts were hanginglook  at  each
around  on  this
other realizing that assigning blame was
somber day. It is as if they had nofutile.  4-3  with  4
intentions  of  moving
minutes to go. Jean-Paul shakes his head at
again. They did not like what they foresawan  image  he
down  the  road.
thinks he just saw. "#9? Nah."No one ever
Some were fixing the banners of all thosethought that Mario would be the next one to
Stanley  Cups,tie
others were playing around on the icethis game up. He did. 4-4. He could have
chasing  each  other,sworn  he  saw  #2
still others sat back and listened to theflash before he scored. The energy in the
play-by-play  of  aForum  is  electric.
game between the Red Wings and BruinsIf one could read body language, the Leafs
broadcast  on  thehad  resigned
radio. "Hey, do you think Terry Sawchuk,themselves to defeat. One player remarked
Eddie  Shore,  andlater  "It  was  as  if
Dit Clapper are at the Gardens tonight?"the ghosts came down and played the game."In
shouted  Billthe broadcast booth Danny Gallivan the sweet
voice  of
Durnan a standout goalie for the Habs. "Nah"
joked  AurelMontreal Canadiens radio play-by-play calls
the  game  as  he
Joliat; "They want to stay here! Same forThe
present Habs were a mere shadow of theirwinks to Dick Irvin who somehow was able to
formersee  him.
selves. They were a team that was mismanagedBehind the bench stands a stoic Toe Blake.
and  with  itHe  glances
its tradition of excellence. Vision was lostover the coach and his notes and ensures
to  designers  ofwhat  will  work
this once majestic franchise. No one isand what will not. The ghosts have
really  sure  how  thisarrived.The game is not won. There are 33
seconds  left  in  this
was allowed to happen. Some believe that the
Habs  willcritical game. Peetie bolts down the wing
taking  whacks  and
rise again one day. After all, the dynasties
of  the  New  Yorkpushing off opponents and out of the corner
of  his  eye  he
Yankees and Green Bay Packers were able to
do  it.  Whysees all past Montreal Canadien legends
around  him,  he
shouldn't Les Canadiens complete the
Triumvirate?  Maybelet's a ferocious slap shot go. He scores!
Habs  lead  5-4.
one day the Boston Celtics will join in. It
will  be  a  return  to  aDoug Harvey taps Peetie's knees with his
stick.  Peetie  was
Golden Age.On this typically cold night,
Montreal  is  losing  4-1  headingtoo much in the moment and did not realize
what  had  just
into the third period to their archrivals
Toronto  Maple  Leafs.happened. He felt the tap and figured it was
his  linemate
"Where are these fricken ghosts" one player
on  the  benchMario.The proud Toronto Maple Leafs,
however,  will  not  leave
asks. Peetie, a strong and effective player
for  the  Habs,  tellswithout a fight. One of their fine players
fakes  the  goalie  with
him there are no ghosts. "Get a grip and
play  hard"  he3 seconds to go...What a save! Habs win!
Behind  the  net,
continues. "Just get the puck to J-P."In the
stands, a young fan feels like his life isone could have sworn Vezina and Plante were
coming  apart.chuckling.With the arena emptying out the
young  boy  and  his  father  in
"Will the ghosts come through, Dad?" he
asks.  "They  alwaysthe stands wait a little while longer
absorbing  the  victory.
do son." The father unconvincingly tells his
son.Howie Morenz, the Stratford Streak,"Dad" asks the young boy. "Yes, Steve" the
Montreal's  first  legend,father  replies.
overhears the conversation on the bench. He"Dad, look on the ice." The father looks
had  spentdown  and  squints
most of the game taping his hockey stickslightly. Father and son, together they got a
and  wasn't  muchglimpse  of  the
interested in the game. Suddenly he wasn'tghosts whom were congratulating each other.
so  indifferent.While  they
He summons the lads for one more round ofsat and watched in utter amazement, one of
magic."What do you say boys?" Morenzthe  ghosts,  in  a
proposes.  Out  of  the  clear,
tuque and a woolen Habs jersey, winks,
The Rocket passes by and tells them aboutsmiles,  skates
the  boy  who
away and vanishes.Incredible. Later, as the
believed in them. "I'm in" he decides. Thelights  were  shutting  down,  the
others followed.On his next shift, Peetie
gets  off  the  bench  and  scores  anghosts hugged one another and skated off the
ice  for  the
incredible goal. 4-2. He came sweeping in
from  the  left  sidelast time. They were tired. They swore they
would  come
and lifted a backhand shot with deadly
accuracy  into  the  topback one day. Maybe #23 could pick up and
assemble
of the net. Peetie was a hustler not known
for  such  flair.together the fragmented pieces fallen to the
ground  that  was
Even the French players were impressed. "If
Peetie  couldonce a symbol of excellence that transcended
sports.  The
score like dis evry game, hostie we'd beat
all  de  teams  allillustrious 'C' may indeed shine one day
like  the  beacon
de time" quipped Jean-Paul with an ear to
ear  smile,  theirDante saw when he left the Inferno with
Virgil.
leading scorer. The coach comes over "What



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