Sunday, July 6, 2008

Cashman's Memories of 1972 Summit Series

Recently a number of NHL legends met in Kingston for the Syl Apps golf tournament. Wayne Cashman was there, and Patrick Kennedy of the Kingston Whig-Standard was there to record his memories of the 1972 Summit Series:

Cashman and Hull also played for Canada in the famous 1972 Summit Series against the Soviet Union.

Cashman played just two games, notching an assist in each. In civvies, he watched his team's embarrassing 5-3 loss in Vancouver that concluded the Canadian segment of the eight-game series. The fans booed the home team mercilessly, earning a stern reprimand from Phil Esposito in a memorable post-game, on-ice interview beamed across the land.

Afterwards Cashman remarked to a reporter: "I think the guys realize this is serious."

Full Kingston Whig-Standard story

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