Good luck, he can as he has fans, we will never forget the outstanding performances of the

Finest No. 10 and we would like to show our appreciation and admiration to one of the

greatest players in the history of the National Hot Telegue and of the good luck he can as

Ladies and gentlemen, this is Gila Flore.

I'll start the podcast today by talking about Gila Flore who passed away last week. The

Montreal Canadiens, as we all know, have had some giants of the game and if you look at some of

the giants that preceded Gila Flore, you know, we think of Rocket Rashard who was a premier goal

score. The goal scoring award is named after him. There was a sense of defiance about Rocket

Rashard and how he played and how he behaved. He was the defiant French Canadian hockey player

and dovetailing him was Jean-Belle-Evo, the stately hockey player, the gentleman. That's how we

describe and how we saw Jean-Belle-Evo and coming off of those two players and those two

gentlemen, Elliot. We got Gila Flore who in a lot of ways captured what was a free spirit of the

70s off the ice and brought it on the ice. Elliot, whenever I hear that name, I can't help but

just in my mind, picturing him streaking down the wing with his hair blowing in the wind,

like pretty much nobody before him. Your thoughts on the late Gila Flore?

First, not surprisingly, just a beautiful ceremony by the Montreal Canadians and their fans as they

hosted the Boston Bruins on Sunday night. In a lot of ways, that was fitting that the Bruins were

the team that would face Montreal in its first home game after Gila Flore is passing. They picked

a perfect song, My Way, Frank Sinatra, the video was spectacular, the ovation was incredible.

I can still remember being in my basement when Gila Flore returned to Montreal and the forum as

a member of the New York Rangers and the ovation and the celebration after the video on Sunday night

reminded me of the ovation after he scored his second goal that night for the Rangers

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