Henderson Still Riding Summit Series Wave

From the Windsor Star:

Like an actor who can never escape being stereotyped by a famous role, Paul Henderson lives part of each day in September 1972.

It's been nearly two generations since the 64-year-old Henderson scored arguably the most famous goal in hockey to win the Canada-Soviet Summit Series, but it seems neither fans nor Henderson himself tires of the subject.

"It continues to amaze me, the mystique of 1972," said Henderson,

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But it wasn't always like that for Henderson. Shortly after the incredible highs of 1972, Henderson suffered a hangover of sorts.

From 1972 Summit Series.com

Henderson however struggled upon his return to the NHL. Prior to the tournament he was known simply as a good two-way hockey player - he patrolled his wing with diligence and little fanfare. Suddenly he was a hero of a superstar's stature. It wasn't easy for him to live up to the new expectations and the demands for his time and attention.

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