Sportsnet’s closing montage of the 2024 Stanley Cup Playoffs

Sportsnet’s closing montage of the 2024 Stanley Cup Playoffs
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  1. Sportsnet does such a good job with these.

    You can tell they were probably pulling for Edmonton but it still works great

  2. This was soooo good. Except they didn’t spend enough time showing how this was Stamkos’s last game in a Lightning sweater. s/

  7. It god damn kills me right now, and I want to go sit in a swamp for a day or three.

    However, god damn man!! That entire playoffs was fun as hell. I had one of the best times ever.

    Friggin hockey. It hurts me a lot as a CDN fan, but god damn I sure had a lot of fun, and the hurt makes the victories that much sweeter.

    It’s pretty much the best entertainment for me on the face of the earth, and I love it all. Even the hurt.

    ( I took a god damn 5am shift in order to have the night off for the game. It’s 11pm. Here comes the hurt)

    Thanks for having me, and thanks for a god damn
    …..(Eye twitch when I wrote that)……. and thanks for a great year!!! I sure had a blast.

  11. Absolute chills. How can you not love this game, especially playoff hockey. As always, sportsnet and Ron Maclean knocked it out of the park. This years playoffs will be seriously hard to beat. See you all next season and congratulations to the Panthers

  14. This was so well made and great to watch! Damn, I’m going to miss this sport for the next 3 months 🙁

  15. I’d just like to say, that as a long time broadcaster, and mega-Robert Cole-fan, I cannot thank the Creative team, Ron, HNIC, and Sportsnet, and the *entire* crew for this absolutely chilling montage. The way Bob’s voice was interspersed, with his legendary calls; seemingly calling the game once more, today, and in his prime.

    But in his own way, the kid from Newfoundland never really broke *prime*, did he?

    A true immortal, for this, now 48 year old….and the 8-9 year old kid-me, with a boat anchor of a small tv perched on, and cratering his bed, watching the games. Listening. Taking it all in, and knowing *that’s* what I want to do.

    ‘*I wanna do what Bob does’*

    Never looked back.

    How fitting, on his Birthday.

    Hear y’on down the trail, Bob. Pot down. What a shift. Perfection.

    Had tears in my eyes, and a strange sense of pride.

    “Tell a story”

    Will do, Robert. Will do.

    -A Devils Fan

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