Miracle On Ice, Newly Discovered Original Live Call

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Incredible, authentic, recently discovered, original play-by-play call of The Miracle On Ice hockey game, perhaps the greatest upset in the history of team sports. When the USA shocked Russia, 4-3, at the 1980 Lake Placid Winter Olympics, Curt Chaplin was covering the game as a sports reporter for ABC Radio Network Sports. Crouched on a camera platform in the crowd, he did a solo play-by-play of the entire game into his tape recorder, capturing the event on tape forever. Now, his call has been rediscovered and layered over the video, resulting in a dramatic, stirring and brand new experience for sports fans all over the world. Curt's call has been accepted into the Hockey Hall of Fame, in Toronto. Relive the #1 sports event of the 20th Century (Sports Illustrated) as never before, through new eyes and a new voice. Still fresh and exciting as the day it happened. Tell every hockey fan and sports fan you know about this video. Send them the link. A must experience for EVERYONE. #miracleonice #miracle #1980 #lakeplacid #winterolympics #olympichockey #mikeeruzione #jimcraig #herbbrooks #upsets #sportsupsets #1980winterolympics

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@bigpapasmurfz6252 4 года назад

This is America's greatest sporting event in the 20th century. I can not believe it was 40 years ago today. A moment thats literally frozen for all time.

@cynthiashearer5710 3 года назад

Can't watch this without my heart pounding and crying like a baby. One very special moment in time!

@alrich1250 2 года назад

Same here. Every. Time.

@jmar5785 4 года назад

The greatest hockey game ever played and it did not involve Canada nor did it take place in Canada. Beauty.

@jmar5785 4 года назад

God Here I live in Pittsburgh, so I’ve seen some pretty good hockey players, and teams. Many were Canadians, yes. But the miracle on ice was bigger than any cup ever. Period. And absolutely no Canadians were involved. I think it’s kind of ironic, that’s all. All you Canadian pond hockey players just have to live with that. Btw god. Mario was better than Wayne; more gifted by you (god), more talented, bigger, stronger, faster, a more gifted scorer, passer and penalty killer.

@edkokosko1759 3 года назад

I'm an American. Canada is still awesome!

@22smygauge 2 года назад

Quite a game there, USA. You deserved that moment. It's fun beating the Soviets. We did it four times in '72. It's still insane that Tikhinov pulled Tretiak.

@johnvollmar2749 2 года назад

No Minnesotans. No Miracle.

@nickolaibuck9301 2 года назад

Miracle was the greatest upset I still believe the 1972 summit series was the greatest hockey ever played. It wasn’t called war on ice for nothing

@ThomasHathaway-ft9fu Год назад

I have listened and watched this miracle.this glorious display of courage and determination will live forever in our hearts. Immortal.USA!!never forget!

@johnnyskinwalker4095 7 лет назад

I cannot help but have tears in my eyes and I'm not American. I'm so proud of those boys.

@raymondrange9629 6 лет назад

I grew up in Minneapolis. After school, I went to play hockey before dinner. I was watching Hogan's Heroes on KSTP Channel 5 when a message scrolled on the TV saying this game was live on KSTP am 1500. Needless to say, I turned on the radio and listened live.

@GSTwins69 4 года назад

I listened to it live on the radio as well from suburban Minneapolis! Most amazing radio broadcast I’ve ever heard, and ever will hear.

@TheVCRTimeMachine 5 лет назад

The best part is Eruzione's goal, you can hear the announcer and the crowd almost feeling that the goal is coming before he even shoots. The crowd's volume raises and the announcer's voice cracks. You could tell by Eruzione's position that he had the perfect angle and screen for that shot.

@curtchaplin 5 лет назад

You nailed it, EXACTLY right!

@patrickdempsey7952 4 года назад

Exactly.

@anthonybaratta968 4 года назад

I mean it was right there... absolutely golden wide open opportunity... not a gimme by any means but yeah you’re 💯 on... Curt really knows The game and reads the bounces well

@YouBabyGorilla 14 лет назад

I've watched this clip at least 50 times. I get goose bumps EVERY SINGLE time. I was 10 years old at the time.

@damianop100 2 года назад

Thank you Mr Curt Chaplin. You've made my day. Every time I see this game I tear up. I can't help it. I love all these guys. I can hardly listen to Jim Craig talk without also tearing up. I remember those games so well. I was a freshman in college at the time. Love these guys. Always.

@curtchaplin 2 года назад

Thank you

@cryptohalloffame 2 года назад

@@curtchaplin Fantastic call, rife with the energy and excitement of the game and the stadium. My father and I attended a soviet/canada game in Ottawa in a similar size stadium in the 80's, great to be in a smaller venue like that, but wow, the cheering during your game must have been something to experience!

@curtchaplin 2 года назад

@@cryptohalloffame Incredible. Thank you very much.

@curtchaplin 15 лет назад

to all ... important announcement... the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto has just accepted this play-by-play call of the game (the full 60-minute version) as a new exhibit for their collection.

@timmcintyre5226 4 месяца назад

Chills, exaltation and tears even after 44 years! Easily the greatest sporting event in history for most Americans.

@MetalDetroit 14 лет назад

Still gives me chills 30 years later !

@MarkNiland1968 4 года назад

Get a sports tear in my eye everytime I see this...

@jlmckenna10 3 года назад

Man actually what a great display.of respect from our Soviet friends from.Russia for shaking hands and admiring the 🇺🇸 celebration like true Sports man/women should.

@curtchaplin 3 года назад

They were stunned.

@edwardcapobianco2975 3 года назад

Shaking hands is a tradition in hockey after playoff series are finished. They've been doing it forever,it's nothing new.

@RoyalMela Год назад

@@edwardcapobianco2975 This was not a playoffs. They were round robin matches, both teams had one game to go and both could still win gold. And in international tournaments you always have a hand shake after a game. Pool play or Final.

@edwardcapobianco2975 Год назад

@@RoyalMela thanks for filling me in bro! I wasn't quite sure what the tradition is but I did know in the playoffs, the best team doesn't always win but you still have to shake hands with them regardless... I guess many use it as an incentive to be on the winning teams side for the following year and to shake hands with the losers!!!

@hoosierdaddy5050 2 года назад

i still get chills watching the greatest sports victory, ever!

@Richardbren 14 лет назад

I've watched this for what seems like a thousand times and plan to for another thousand! It just gets better with age!

@mattanderson6336 5 месяцев назад

3:32 Herb Brooks: You guys just put the best goalie in the world on the bench!

@tincat43 5 месяцев назад

Tikhonov had forgotten what to do when his team was behind in the last minute...he did not pull his goalie for an extra skater.

@hattiem.7966 4 месяца назад

Didn't he have injuries?

@nolanheaivilin4227 4 месяца назад

@@tincat43If I remember correctly, it was because the Soviet’s had not practiced 6 on 5.

@tincat43 4 месяца назад

@@nolanheaivilin4227 That would also have been Tikanov's lapse.

@IamReallySanta Месяц назад

...they still had power plays so of course they knew have to play a man up. He was just a dick.

@gregkamleiter168 4 года назад

Thank you for this post! I remember sitting at my parents kitchen table listening to the radio call. Such a wonderful memory of excitement and happiness that has never ever gotten old

@patrick5838 4 года назад

Yep. 40 years. Seems like yesterday.

@alrich1250 2 года назад

Thank you thank you for sharing this. Sometimes when I need inspiration I will watch highlights or even the full game. I am so thankful I found this. Hearing it made it almost brand new again. Raw emotion. I loved it. Cried at the end like I always do. Thanks again, you made a bad day a whole lot better.

@curtchaplin 2 года назад

So awesome. Thank you so much.

@kja9881 Год назад

@@curtchaplin I'm from Duluth Minnesota and this my first time hearing your call of this most historic game. 🇺🇸 USA! And thank you Canada 🇨🇦 for the 72 Summit Series win! And the game of hockey. Forever a hockey nut!

@zxr92 9 лет назад

Happy 35th Anniversary!!

@nickcurran3105 2 года назад

I love this announcer's exuberance!

@curtchaplin 2 года назад

Thank you, Nick

@flagtheoffense 15 лет назад

You said it best; this is one of the best videos on RU-vid and almost certainly the best sports clip. Great job! The whole Eruzione call was brilliant.

@robertstuenzi1505 2 года назад

Great call on a great game. Best game ever and I love hockey 🏒

@amorgan6382 12 лет назад

I still have the full length version you gave me back in 2008. At that time you said that I was one of about a dozen people who had requested a copy. I still play it often and show it to other people. The most common response I get is how pumped up you were towards the end. They like the excitement in your voice.

@devilsadvocacy 7 лет назад

Must have been a privilege just to be there live, doing a broadcast of a sporting event that not only was the most improbable upset ever, but arguably changed the course of history as well

@curtchaplin 7 лет назад

When you are in the right place at the right time...take advantage of it.

@mrbuckeye45 14 лет назад

Agreed rbogota. I still get a lump in my throat everytime I see any footage or listen to team members talk about it in interviews all the emotions I felt when I watched it as a 10 year old come rushing back. ESPN has a nice piece about it on their website. Good view.

@elosogonzalez8739 3 года назад

Great call. Incredible game! Still the greatest sporting event of my life. A team of kids that defeated the Russian juggernauts! The team busted their asses with great the coaching of Herb Brooks. They earned their place in history. I skated on the ice in Squaw Valley, where the U.S. Team beat the Russians in 1960. I'd sure love to give the ice in Lake Placid a try too. Great memories for me.

@curtchaplin 3 года назад

Awesome. Thank you!

@flemingers 15 лет назад

This is a great video especially since the original game was only heard live on the RADIO. The game was played around rush hour and ABC decided to delay the video broadcast. I was in Boston screaming at a radio. People pulled over and wouldn't go thru the tunnels, they pulled over on the Mass Pike. My husband and I had just graduated from BU Law and 4 of our Terriers were on that team so we were invested big time. It was fun finally SEE the game, but the original broadcast was on the RADIO.

@tazemebro9524 8 лет назад

Just learned you're not on TPC as of this week and was bummed. So while trying to find out why, I learn about this amazing piece of historical play by play by you of a monumental Olympic event. Fantastic. Now I can recall a happier narration of a miraculous event in place of Oh the Humanities. I hope to see you again on a game show or sport event. Best wishes to you.

@paularseneault3353 5 лет назад

I am Canadian and we had our own broadcast, but I have heard the Michaels/Dryden broadcast many times, I love Al Michaels but this is a much better job...you can tell this guy likes and understands the game.

@stridedude 5 лет назад

The game was not aired live on the West coast of the USA. I made sure not to listen to the news, before watching the tape delay.

@curtchaplin 5 лет назад

Thanks so much for the kind comment. I'm glad you enjoyed my call. I had studied the Russian team for a year going into the game. I knew them pretty well.

@theaverageguys 15 лет назад

Holy goalie! I was gathered with a bunch of friends at our apartment listening to this game on local radio, not sure if this was the same announcer. Thanks a ton for posting this, great production, outstanding! KK

@BBQFanNo1 3 года назад

Think about it. The Soviet Union National Hockey Team had not lost an Olympic Medal Game before this Game after 1960 and the only Olympic Game they lost between 1960 and this Game was in 1968 against Czechoslovakia they lost 5-4. They won almost every Annual World Hockey Championship every year during the second half of the 1950's, the entire 1960's, the entire 1970's and the entire 1980's before the break-up of the Soviet Union in 1992.

@alextheawsome 16 лет назад

I can watch this forever!

@Tombzy 15 лет назад

That was sensational!! I have tears in my eyes, and I'm from Canada.. One of the greatest calls ever.. ..did they end up winning the gold?

@psalmtone2008 4 года назад

Curt this is a great call!

@curtchaplin 4 года назад

Awesome. Thank you!

@pac401 9 лет назад

Great call, Curt. It's nice to hear a different take of the game. So much enthusiasm. really great job.

@curtchaplin 9 лет назад

thanks, pac

@pac401 9 лет назад

curtchaplin Curt, did you ever do sports on WNEW FM radio? Your name sounds so familiar to me.

@curtchaplin 9 лет назад

yep. 1986-1991

@jakedrago7805 3 года назад

Greatest upset in sports history

@curtchaplin 3 года назад

and most meaningful

@schef99 16 лет назад

nothing yet to compare to that game, no matter what country you are from or who you like, that was one of the greatest sports moments ever.

@jeffreyjacobs390 5 месяцев назад

IF YOU ARE NOT OLD AS I AM ..... the Russians had won everything, every Winter Olympics Hockey Gold* after our last victory......prior in 1960. Beating Russia was a Truly a Miracle AS RUSSIANS WERE NOT AMATEURS NOR EVEN PRO TEAMS ALL STARS ..... they played as "ARMY" athletes .... for years and years, therefore so very familiar line mates and just Phenomenally hard to defeat. USA barely did it .... then beat Finland for the Medal ! jj

@pdoylemi 8 лет назад

That was fantastic! Thanks for posting it!

@98Dougmorris 9 лет назад

thank you for sharing this, Curt! brings back memories for me.

@curtchaplin 9 лет назад

glad to

@cryptohalloffame 2 года назад

There was a clip on youtube of Eruzione shooting his wrister past Myshkin, and you can see what a pro Eruzione really was, because from a kind of behind him point of view at ice level, you can really see how fast and hard the wrist shot is when the puck leaves his stick. The goalie didn't have a chance.

@johnorlando9839 3 года назад

For the United States, this victory took away other USA disappointments from these games such as Linda Fratianne's loss in women's skating and the biggest which was Babilonia and Gardner withdrawing from pairs,

@anthonybaratta6152 2 года назад

Lest we forget Eric Heidens 5 golds… we won 6 total in lake placid…

@JesusRad20 14 лет назад

Greatest Sports Moment Period. Class Dismissed dude.

@twfchamp02 15 лет назад

I forgot I commented 8 months ago on this video. I should have mentioned that this was more than just a hockey game. The Soviets had invaded Afganhastan and the States were talking about boycotting the Summer Games in Moscow. But the Soviets wanted to beat the U.S on U.S soil. This ranks up as one of the top 3 greatest hockey moments EVER in my tear filled eyes.

@etr040764 14 лет назад

The greatest game in hockey history on ANY level (NHL, olympic, college, etc).

@flemingers 15 лет назад

I got curious about what I'd remembered, so I did a bit of research and found that yes, the game had a start time of 5p.m. ABC asked the Olympic officials to make the time later and they refused so the game was seen on a tape delay in prime time and the real game was played in the height of rush hour on Friday night, Feb. 22. I remember standing transfixed in front of a freaking radio and screaming my lungs out. Silk, Eruzione, O'Callahan, and Craig were our BU guys. What a thrill.

@IqbalKhan-eg9fc 3 года назад

Soviet Union team was the best strongest and dominant in winter and summer Olympics from 1952-88

@KMK7355 3 месяца назад

Soviets were known dopers.

@federico5238 3 месяца назад

Extraordinario!, el film se quedó corto, aunque no juego ese deporte, no puedo dejar de ver la exelente performance de ese equipo de jóvenes y, no puedo dejar de admirar a ese gran entrenador.

@BritsSuck 14 лет назад

While Al Michaels' call of the game is well-known and has been recreated in the movie "Miracle", Curt's call was packed away in his house until 2006 when he decided to put it on CD and then match the call with the video from ABC Sports. What resulted is the 9:54 video that is currently on RU-vid and has been seen by almost 150,000 viewers.

@foxpuck 15 лет назад

Amazing I just watched the movie just amazing!!!!

@CurrDawg 14 лет назад

So funny how the entire team would leave the bench to celebrate when a goal was scored! I was 9 years old when this happened, greatest sports moment ever!!! Happy 30th Anniversary!

@RiChEiGsTi 16 лет назад

Awesome. Thanks for posting that.

@tupluck699 14 лет назад

1 of the greatest miracles in histroy and the movie accuratley describes it as well

@curtchaplin 12 лет назад

thanks very much for those kind words

@FLOGAN222 3 года назад

I was 8 years old when this happened.....

@curtchaplin 14 лет назад

i called the game alone in the stands, no color man, no replays. when i mixed my call over the video i stripped away Michaels completely but saved some of Dryden's commentary to aide in replays and transitions. At the end, I said "It's over!" Dryden says "Unbelievable!". i left "Unbelievable" underneath because i thought it was cool.

@alejoe84 16 лет назад

i agree with you... that game was epic!

@Daviebhoy1982 8 лет назад

So I commented on this video 7 years ago lol. Now in September I'm going to visit the arena where this went down. Can't wait to visit a piece of sporting & Cold War history.

@curtchaplin 8 лет назад

Awesome.

@curtchaplin 16 лет назад

click on "more" under the title of the video and read the story. it is 100% real. i had no color man or anything by my side when i called the game into my cassette tape recorder. when i matched my call to the video of the game i got rid of Michaels play-by-play but saved a couple of Dryden's color comments and mixed them in to help with certain transitions and replays. that's why you hear his voice a few times. my call was done into my tape recorder, in the arena, at the game, as explained.

@blindcynic 15 лет назад

oh wow.I'm not an american but this is epic.I know some hockey and I can comprehend the huge difference between this USSR team,probably the best in the history of hockey,and a college team. also the announcer is genuine,get caught in the moment and totally forget about himself.great stuff.

@curtchaplin 12 лет назад

@aschoch0226 announcer is me, quite young at the time, i was covering the game for ABC Radio Sports and did the call from the stands

@matt4787 14 лет назад

One of the few times where the reality surpasses the dream!

@joepiershalski5432 6 лет назад

I love in buffalo..we watched it live on canadian t.v. channel

@albertabrain63 3 года назад

It was live on CTV that day.

@WolfPup35 16 лет назад

This country needs something like this today. Today it's not about the USA, it's all about one's self and nothing else. Next time you go out, look up at the flag and think long and hard about what it means and what it took to get it flying.

@ultimatebucco3181 2 года назад

A bunch of American college hockey kids beat the best team in the world. USA.

@dickbackus2004 2 года назад

This is bar none the biggest upset in sports history. A bunch go young kids beat the best hockey team in the world. Unbelievable.

@kangaroo9123 15 лет назад

that is one of the most exhilerating hockey games ive ever seen, lols at the voice cracks of the voice over guy

@fade2black019 16 лет назад

this is the greatest moment in sports but im sorry al michaels "Miracle" is what makes this video for me i just dont get the chills watching this video like i do when i watch the al michaels call but thats just me still a great video man

@WiltonLimaPinto 14 лет назад

Hey man, it's awesome; the superation is kind of magic.

@CMOSjockey 14 лет назад

You know, instead of saying and thinking nasty things about the Canadians, I just thought how it was some of the best hockey tonight that I had seen in years. The first period was incredible, and there were a lot juniors and college players mixed in with NHL. To see that come together was incredible. People skated into passes, hustled, excellent passing. Yeah i am glad the US won, but it was so good it was OK. to lose. shees people, they are our best neighbors.

@Dylan98654 12 лет назад

Chills!!!

@MoMoMyPup10 6 лет назад

Freakin great call! Didn't have the "do you believe in miracles" moment but probably a better call overall, and of the last minute.

@curtchaplin 6 лет назад

Thank you so much. Very appreciated comment.

@CamaroSS2236 14 лет назад

Rask is good. I remember him being equivalent to the unstoppable 80s soviet goalie when he played the wolfpack in hartford. Ive only seen him lose once. And it was a shootout with parenteau. thats it. Rask is a beast

@matslou 14 лет назад

CANADA!!!!! nice goal by Crosby!!!!!

@dooge83 15 лет назад

I think it was based on the emotion of the moment, dawn. He was probably excited just as much as everyone else, and so was Curt Chaplin. Al Michaels is much more known because of the last eleven seconds of the game. I may be given him a lot of credit, but if you think about the times, why not be excited, even if it seemingly "ruins" the goal?

@vesivialvy 16 лет назад

I still cannot believe it! can you imagine that the team they beat in this game is almost the same team who had destroyed NHL all-star team the year before (1979) in the challenge cup on NHL 200ft ice (not soviet favorite ice) and now it's on the international rules and ice where russians played at their best ... USA team was a team of young college players...AWESOME !!!

@curtchaplin 14 лет назад

the only folks who have copies of the full 60 min. version are several of the USA players from the game, and one U.S. Fighter Pilot who wrote me.

@rockndude87 16 лет назад

Bill Baker was the only one on the team that didn't go pro, or at least one of the VERY few, he actually went to med school and became a doctor

@RyansColoradoRailProductions 3 года назад

What's with the audio dropouts in the last 10 seconds, such as :08 to :06? Were you not talking or was it too loud for the tape? If it didn't pick it up what were you saying in the dropouts?

@priceisright14 16 лет назад

This was some payback for the 1972 olympic basketball game between these two countries GO USA!!!

@Miadolph 6 лет назад

Fantastic play by play! Better than Al Michaels call in my opinion. Brought back a lot of memories. Without question the greatest moment in sports history. The moment aided by a great broadcast. I never heard this before. Was this a radio broadcast?

@RemyL316 6 лет назад

Gerard Draetta I believe this was the radio feed. Michaels-Dryden was the video feed that was broadcast later at prime time.

@curtchaplin 6 лет назад

Thank you Gerard. Read the story. I did this call directly into my tape recorder while perched beneath a TV camera in the stands. It was never broadcast anywhere. Years later the Michaels call was stripped away and my call was layered over the video. This is the result. It is in the Hockey Hall of Fame.

@curtchaplin 11 лет назад

thanks for the fantastic comment

@westxlcr Год назад

Better than Al Michaels

@curtchaplin Год назад

Thank you so much for that incredible compliment

@curtchaplin 14 лет назад

@buckynance i dubbed in some of Dryden's comments to help cover video replays and transitions. remember, i had no color man working with me that day when i called the game by myself in the stands.

@CMOSjockey 14 лет назад

I was referring to the US Canada game last night.

@anthonybaratta968 4 года назад

Hey Curt!!! Love this broadcast, at what point did you realize this was a possibility?? And when it happened what was the general sense in the building??

@curtchaplin 4 года назад

When the game started, no one thought the USA had any chance to win. When Johnson tied it up 2-2 with his goal at the buzzer of the 1st period it was shocking, but there were still 2 long periods to go and we all figured it was just a matter of time before the Russians exploded. When the 2nd pd. ended and it was only 3-2, I began to anticipate the very real possibility of the upset because I realized they were just ONE SHOT away from tying it up. When it happened it was sheer bedlam.

@anthonybaratta968 4 года назад

curtchaplin thanks sir!!! I sometimes wish I was older so I coulda witnessed this moment!!! But you also did the narration of the Yankees championships so you were a huge part of my childhood...

@SeanVigueFitness 14 лет назад

Just amazing! I never get tired of watching them beat the Soviets.

@thedoughouse8402 3 года назад

I can watch this anytime just like the bar room scene in Bronx tale

@rebeccakleitz3177 3 года назад

Why am I crying? I miss the world that was.

@curtchaplin 3 года назад

I totally understand. Me, too.

@joebobb7349 6 лет назад

In 38 years, I've gotten chills every single time I've seen a clip of this game or the Finland game two days later. That's how much of an impact this game had on me. Unbelievable.

@alanmordhorst2878 6 лет назад

People forget that to win the Gold Medal they had to play and at least tie Finland Sunday morning (game started around 11:00 AM.

@curtchaplin 2 года назад

Chills and goosebumps, every single time

@thedoughouse8402 3 года назад

These days I cry harder watching this. In high school we all had USA jerseys we were so American and proud back then. We all got along. What the hell happened?

@kcsnow9447 3 года назад

Good question. However it opens a can of worms all the cloud-space of RU-vid can't constrain. But it's still a good question.... :-/

@lancer525 2 года назад

What happened was, the rich came along and bought the politicians who stole your pensions, sent your jobs overseas, got huge tax breaks while you paid more, cut public services so that people had no dignity left, and then convinced you it was the leftists who had done this to you, all the while they sat back and counted their money. That's what happened.

@KMK7355 Год назад

WTF are you talking about. Did you watch the 2010, 2013, 2017 and 2021 World Juniors when the US won Gold? Seriously what are you talking about.

@obpuckcast4794 Год назад

The long march through our institutions

@thedoughouse8402 Год назад

@@KMK7355 Nope I stop watching TV In 1998 by mistake and it just felt right

@edwardcapobianco2975 Год назад

The greatest moment in sports history,period, end of story,case closed!

@joelanderos23 3 года назад

r.i.p. mark pavelich 3/5/2021

@KMK7355 Год назад

Pavelich was a terrific hockey player. Held the record alone until this year for goals scored by a US player with 5 until it was tied this year. Peak Pavelich would have probably made this USSR team along with Neal Broten and possibly Dave Christian up front. Mike Ramsey and Ken Morrow may have made the USSR D at their peak. Goes to show you there was some really good talent on the US Team.

@whataboutrob442 4 месяца назад

This radio call is so much more exciting than Al Michael's call.

@curtchaplin 4 месяца назад

Thank you so very much. So appreciative to hear you say that.

@chasetullar2732 2 месяца назад

No not at all lol it’s very mid compared to Michael’s call

@robertcrain4428 2 года назад

Horribly sick with flu. Home alone on the couch. What a great night it turned out to be! Screamed myself back to health. ( For awhile,anyway).

@curtchaplin 2 года назад

Screams, goosebumps and tears, every single time.

@Steveaustin007 2 года назад

Herb Brooks let the players have their time with the lights on them - 30 seconds after the win everyone from the USA was on the ice - except Herb Brooks walking up the tunnel into darkness where nobody could see him .

@gregorymccasland2874 2 года назад

Truth be told he had to pee. He ran to relieve himself. No joke.

@BillyWunebuger 2 года назад

@@gregorymccasland2874 seriously

@hotdogwater7037 2 года назад

@@gregorymccasland2874 *cry

@michaelastorga3187 Год назад

The greatest sports event in US History.

@curtchaplin Год назад

Agree

@hattiem.7966 4 месяца назад

Don't forget Eric Heiden and his 5 gold medals.See if Jordan Stolz can win a few in Milan in 2026?

@italiamia1000 2 года назад

This the first time I have heard this broadcast by Curt Chaplin. Absolutely tremendous.

@curtchaplin 2 года назад

Thank you very much, Primo. Appreciate it.

@matthewkrolikowski5544 2 года назад

Love listening to the joy in voices of the Canadian announcers as the US pulled of the upset. I watched this live in Detroit on the Windsor CBC channel

@cryptohalloffame 2 года назад

Watched it live up in Montreal, I was 16 at the time.

@KMK7355 Год назад

Canadians today root against US Hockey teams almost everytime. Remember 1996 World Cup they rooted for Russia over the US in semifinals.

@booifojoe Год назад

All alone in a rented room in the student ghetto outside the University of Tennessee - screaming at the TV the last 5 minuted of that game. Priceless memory.