BOBROV
Legendary Russian player and Team USSR captain,
Vsevolod Bobrov was the Soviet head coach at the
1972 Summit (USSR)
KULAGIN
One of the most established Russian coaches, Boris
Kulagin coached Team USSR in September 1972 (USSR)
TARASOV
Legendary coach of the Red Army club and Soviet
national team, Anatoly Tarasov was considered the
founder of the Soviet hockey school (USSR)
CHERNYSHEV
One of the founders of the Russian hockey did the
scouting report on Team Canada 1972 (USSR)
TIKHONOV
Legendary coach of the 1980s was among many scholars
of the game during the Summit (USSR)
FATHER
BAUER
by Craig Wallace
Player, coach, manager, Father Bauer was the key
contributor to Canadian amateur and international
hockey (Canada)
TARASOV and CHERNYSHEV
by Boris Mayorov
A uniques view on the legends of the Soviet hockey
coaching by the insider of the Soviet national team
(USSR)
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SINDEN
Team Canada'72 head coach is considered one of the
most outstanding personalities in the pro hockey
history (Canada)
FERGUSON
One of the toughest Montreal enforcers of the 1960s,
John Ferguson served as Team Canada'72 assistant
coach (Canada)
EAGLESON
Once the most powerful hockey tycoon, he was the
key Canadian impresario that midwived the Summit
in 1972 (Canada)
OZEROV
The legend of the Soviet broadcasting, Nikolay Ozerov
made the 1972 Summit one of the most fascinating
TV spectacles in Russia (USSR)
KHATULEV
The first ever Russian player to be drafted by an
NHL team remains one of the most controversial figures
in Soviet hockey (USSR)
KHARLAMOV
Fascinating Russian hockey legend dominated the
list of the most valuable Soviet players of the
1970s (USSR)
TREMBLAY
by Mike Wyman
"He's got 5 Cups. I've only got 4," said
Gordie Howe on the fact that Tremblay wasn't already
enshrined in the HHoF (Canada)
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PLAYERS' BIOGRAPHIES |
For each player's bio,
career stats and performance at the 1972
Summit, please select their names in the
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OTHER IMPRESSIONS |
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