Doug “Killer” Gilmour gets his #93 jersey number retired for the Toronto Maple Leafs on January 31, 2009
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I was never into …
I was never into sports…. until I saw Doug Gilmour play. He always gave EVERYTHING when he played.
Gilmours not the …
Gilmours not the best hands down Leaf. He’s amazing, top 10 maybe top 5. He only had like 2 or 3 good seasons. Remember we traded him cause he wasn’t worth 3 million a year? How is a player like that the best Leaf ever?
Whoaa dougie`s an …
Whoaa dougie`s an awesome dancer
@louch5 which …
@louch5 which prolly explains why they never won a cup in a million years lol
pedophile
pedophile
Yes he did with …
Yes he did with Calgary.
gilmour didnt win …
gilmour didnt win stanley cup
They don’t. Very …
They don’t. Very few players completely drain themselves in every game the way they used to back before the first lockout. Seriously, watch a game from any point before ’95 and then watch one now. The style dramatically changed, and the jury is still out on whether or not it’s for the better.
haha “the kind of …
haha “the kind of hockey they don’t play anymore” how sad is it that they have to revel in a time when they made it all the way to the semi-finals…poor Leafs fans. Gilmour was a good one, though.
its andy oak hockey …
its andy oak hockey knowledge legend
God that announcer …
God that announcer for the ACC “tries” to sound cool, but it actually annoying… the nest Maple Leafs announcer was the one during the 90′s at Maple Leaf Gardens
hot daughter
hot daughter
he didnt want them …
he didnt want them to do this dumbass ,so it was lowkey for his sake
hahahaha….. nice, …
hahahaha….. nice, dude!
i was just at the …
i was just at the acc and i can tell you that its only numbers 4 and 5 that are retired, or 5 and 6, and of course #99s retired throughout the way it should be.
What a terrible …
What a terrible ceremony.
Dummy – First off …
Dummy – First off all, he had his number HONOURED…not retired.
Second of all, he had 452 points in 392 regular season games . If he was with the Leafs for a longer time, there is no doubt that he would be sitting top 5 in all-time points.
Third of all, he had 76 points in 52 playoff games played.
Lastly, if this is a video about white “trashville”, why did you take the time to search for it and watch it?
great nic though— …
great nic though—”the killer” yyyyaaaaaaaaaa
aaaah the vegas …
aaaah the vegas pimp crew from white trashville
14th all-time and the guy gets jersey retired !!!! wow
def one of the …
def one of the memorable player he deserved this and earned it, another great player along side him was wendle clark my personal hero
doug gilmore was a …
doug gilmore was a true hockeyplayer. one of the all time greats!!
Was this the game …
Was this the game where Pittsburgh fired their coach afterwards?
hate to be the one …
hate to be the one to point this out, but the number isn’t retired, only honoured. Tornoto generally doesn’t retire numbers. the only numbers that have been retired are players who died while still members of the team: Ace Bailey (6) and Bill Barilko (5)
How much better are …
How much better are those jerseys, eh?
i love this man lol …
i love this man lol. he is the reason i wear #93, anyone know if him and his brother still have their shop in kingston?