High Stick Goods on Instagram: "The 1971 hockey movie Face-Off features several NHL players from the 1970-71 season, blending scripted scenes with authentic professional hockey action. Toronto Maple Leafs captain George Armstrong, a future Hall of Famer and four-time Stanley Cup champion, appears in a speaking role mentoring the fictional rookie Billy Duke. Leafs players like Jim McKenny served as the on-ice stand-in for the protagonist, while teammates Paul Henderson, Jim Dorey, Ron Ellis and R

The greatest moment of Jim McKenny’s decade with the #Leafs. Apr. 15, 1971 at the Gardens. Game 6 of the #StanleyCup quarterfinals. The #Rangers led 1-0 in the dying moments of regulation, looking to eliminate #Toronto. Then, this happened. With 2:34 left. The Gardens erupted. Former Leaf Bob Nevin won the game and the series with an overtime goal on Jacques Plante. But, what a rush this was. As called by Bill Hewitt and Bob Goldham on #CBC. #LeafsForever

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