Boston Bruins 1969-70 regular-season highlights Part 2 of 2 Bobby Orr Phil Esposito Derek Sanderson

1969-70 Boston Bruins regular-season highlights Part 2 of 2
Originally aired on WSBK TV-38 in Boston, re-run on NESN's Fan Attic
Announcer: Don Earle

Part 1:    • Boston Bruins 1969-70 regular-season highl...  

Bobby Orr and the Big, Bad, Bruins rampaged through the NHL in the 1969-70 season, then beat the Rangers (six games), Blackhawks (sweep), and Blues (sweep) in the playoffs for their first Stanley Cup in 29 years.
Boy wonder defenseman Orr, who scored the Cup winner in overtime and claimed every postseason award in sight, couldn't have done it without such great players, and characters, as high-scoring slot monster Phil Esposito, sweepchecking swashbuckler Derek Sanderson, wandering and clutch goalie Gerry Cheevers, and the rest. Their one-for-all, all-for-one attitude shines through in these highlights, especially the brawls. And the fans loved them, making sure to have the tin foil positioned just-so on the rabbit ears of their TVs so they could get the games on TV-38. You had to be there for Orr mania; I pity those who weren't!

Many of these highlights were originally on one file, but over time I found seven more games, so I added them and split up the file. Here's what's in Part 2:

12-28-1969 at Philadelphia 0:00
1-3-1970 at Los Angeles 6:32
1-7-1970 at Oakland 13:22
1-29-1970 Minnesota NEW 18:32
1-31-1970 at Montreal 21:10
2-7-1970 Detroit 27:42
2-14-1970 at Pittsburgh NEW 33:51
2-21-1970 at Minnesota 40:16
2-26-1970 New York 46:40
3-7-1970 at Philadelphia 52:13
3-15-1970 Detroit 58:46
3-19-1970 Chicago 1:04:35
3-25-1970 at New York 1:11:40

Also, just a reminder that a handful of complete Bruins games from this season, and highlights from all the playoff series, are elsewhere on this playlist!

Copyright National Hockey League, Boston Bruins, or any other party. I didn't create, don't claim the rights to, and don't profit from, these highlights. I posted them for historic and educational purposes, and for those who will enjoy them as much as I did.