Hand signed iconic Boston Bruins 8.5x11 black and white 'The Goal' horizontal photo by Bobby Orr with a blue sharpie, includes a certificate of authenticity from Great North Road (Bobby Orr official). Officially licensed by the NHL and NHLPA.
This image of the Bobby Orr Flying goal black and white photo has been personally autographed by NHL legendary Boston Bruins defenseman Bobby Orr. On May 10, 1970 Bobby Orr arguable scored the most recognizable hockey highlight in not only Boston history but sports history. Game 4 of the 1970 Stanley Cup playoffs the game headed to overtime. With only 40 seconds Orr received a pass from Derek Sanderson skated across the goalie crease and shot the puck in the net. Snapped by photographer Ray Lussier Bobby Orr is seen soaring through the air with happiness scoring the game winning goal, which led to Boston’s fourth Stanley Cup in franchise history and putting an end to a 29 year Stanley Cup drought. Today the remarkable play, is highlighted and played during the opening of Hockey Night in Canada, ensuring hockey players and fans of the past, present and future can relive announcer Dan Kelly’s play by play of the final moments of Game 4. Notably in the Stanley Cup winning season Orr scored 33 goals and 87 assists for a total of 120 points, earning him the Hart Ross Trophy and the James Norris Memorial Trophy; as well as winning the Conn Smythe Trophy for tailing 9 goals and 11 assists for a total of 20 points. This photo is will forever be remembered as one of the most remarkable moments in NHL history. Bobby Orr’s flying goal photo is perfect for any Bruins or hockey fan alike. It comes complete with a Great North Road hologram and COA to ensure the authenticity of the signature.