Montreal and Chicago renew rivalry in 1962 playoffs
Montreal Canadiens and Chicago Black Hawks clash in the 1962 Stanley Cup playoffs marking their fourth straight meeting. The Canadiens seek a 13th title with a long list of records and legends including Maurice Richard and Jean Beliveau. The Black Hawks chase another cup while coaching and managing legends pursue milestone wins.
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Earl Reibel
Fleming Mackell
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