"A puck from an unseen stick is redirected by the outstretched toe of Wings' goaltender, Roger Crozier. Bill Gadsby reaches for Stan Mikita, who has parked himself on the goalstep in hopes of a more opportune rebound. In 1966, Roger Crozier was the first to win the Conn Smythe trophy while playing on a losing team in a Stanley Cup Final."
[The Detroit Red wings fell to the Montreal Canadiens during the 1966 Stanley Cup Final.
The winning goal being scored by Henri Richard in overtime during Game Six]
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