Why Is September 28 So Important in Hockey History? - The Sports Lunatics Show
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- Oct 2
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New Episode Alert: The Goal That United a Nation
In this powerful episode of The Sports Lunatics Show, Howie takes us back to one of the most iconic moments in Canadian sports history — September 28, 1972. It’s the anniversary of the day Paul Henderson etched his name into legend, scoring the goal that lifted Team Canada over the Soviet Union in the final game of the Summit Series.
Why September 28 Matters This wasn’t just a hockey game. It was a clash of ideologies, a battle of pride, and a moment that galvanized a nation. Henderson’s goal with just 34 seconds left in Game 8 didn’t just win the series — it became a symbol of Canadian resilience, unity, and passion for the game.
Inside the Episode
Howie breaks down the tension and drama of the 1972 Summit Series.
Hear firsthand accounts and reflections on what that goal meant to Canadians coast to coast.
Discover how this single moment changed the way we see hockey — and ourselves.
Whether you lived through it or are hearing the story for the first time, this episode is a must-listen for every sports fan and proud Canadian.
Tune in now and relive the goal that made history. Because some dates deserve to be remembered — and September 28 is one of them.
Let’s celebrate the goal that brought Canada together.
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