Bobby Clarke sets record straight on 1972 Summit Series slash
WEBSep 3, 2022 · But some 50 years after Bobby Clarke laid an infamous two-handed slash that broke the ankle of Soviet star Valeri Kharlamov in Game 6 of the eight-game epic, Clarke remains as...
Valeri Kharlamov - Wikipedia
WEBIn the sixth game of the series, Bobby Clarke slashed Kharlamov, fracturing a bone in his ankle. He would miss the seventh game of the series, and returned to the lineup for the final game, but at much reduced effectiveness.
Bobby Clarke - 1972 Summit Series Game 6, Slash - YouTube
WEBAug 28, 2013 · Bobby Clarke - 1972 Summit Series Game 6, Slash. Heritage Hockey. 1.37K subscribers. Subscribed. 321. 323K views 10 years ago.
Summit Series 40th anniversary: Clarke’s Game 6 slash on Kharlamov …
WEBSep 24, 2012 · What happened was that Clarke chased down Valeri Kharlamov and struck him with a two-hander that left the Soviets’ best player with a broken ankle. Kharlamov finished the game, missed Game...
Clarke's slash on Kharlamov still stings - The Globe and Mail
WEBSep 8, 2005 · Even 33 years later, Bob Clarke's two-handed slash that cracked an ankle of Russian superstar Valeri Kharlamov in the sixth game of the Summit Series rankles Yakushev.
The ‘72 Summit Series, 50 years later: Part II - CBC.ca
WEBSep 22, 2022 · Valeri Kharlamov is shown doubled over in pain after receiving a slash by Canada's Bobby Clarke (not pictured) during Game 6 in Moscow.(Photo courtesy of Hockey Hall of Fame and 72 Summit...
Bobby Clarke - Wikipedia
WEBClarke's line played against the line of the Soviets' top player, Valeri Kharlamov, during the entire series. [9] After being on the receiving end of some stick work from Kharlamov while going for the puck, [9] Clarke caught up with Kharlamov and laid a two-handed slash across his ankle, [9] breaking it in the process. [31]
The 1972 Summit Series, 50 years later: Inside the new …
WEBAug 30, 2022 · Canadian forward Bobby Clarke chopped Soviet star Valeri Kharlamov across the ankle with a two-handed slash in Game 6, effectively ending his opponent’s series.
Valery's Ankle on Vimeo
WEBTaking Bobby Clarke's breaking of rival Russian star Valery Kharlamov's ankle during the 1972 Summit Series as its departure point and site of research, the film uncovers a disturbing history of unforetold and abject Canadian behavior.
The ‘72 Summit Series, 50 years later: Part I - CBC.ca
WEBValeri Kharlamov makes a peace sign after being named the MVP of Game 1 in Montreal, on Sept. 2, 1972. Kharlamov scored two goals in his team's 7-3 win. (The Canadian Press)