Melchior DiGiacomo/Getty Images Bernie Parent was the first NHL player to jump to the new World Hockey Association in 1972, initially signing with the Miami Screaming Eagles, which did not ...

We went to Philadelphia and talked to local legend Hall of Fame hockey goalie Bernie Parent. Peter was struck about something surprising about Bernie, mainly that he still had all his teeth.

His older brothers, Yvan and Jacques, helped get him started in hockey in the backyard, where Parent began by fending off tennis balls. "Once I stopped the first shot that settled it," Bernie said.

PHILADELPHIA --Perhaps it's hard to fully understand the magic of the Stanley Cup until Philadelphia Flyers legend Bernie Parent ... and hugging hockey's holy grail, posing for photos while ...

(Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images) Getty Images On April 8, 1971 something truly bizarre happened: Bernie Parent ... give it to the Hockey Hall of Fame once he dies. (Apparently the HHOF doesn’t ...

PHILADELPHIA — Thursday was a typical fun-filled day for Flyers great Bernie ... Parent, who never seems to have a bad one. By 7 a.m., he had made an hour drive from his Bucks County condo to ...

Flyers greats Bobby Clarke, Brian Propp, Reggie Leach, Joe Watson, Bob Kelly, and others honor Bernie Parent on his 70th birthday.

Hockey goalie Bernie Parent is a legend with the Philadelphia Flyers. He was named MVP for both the 1974 and 1975 Stanley Cup championship games, which the team won, and was inducted into the NHL ...

PHILADELPHIA — All those years, Bernie ... with the hockey mask, and yes, for the “Some fun, eh?” attitude he had the rest of the time. “The hockey fades away,” Parent said, groping ...

It's called Not My Job. So back in the '70s, Philadelphia was a hockey-mad town. Everybody loved the Flyers. And on that team... BERNIE PARENT: Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. SAGAL: I'm going to ...

We went to Philadelphia and talked to local legend Hall of Fame hockey goalie Bernie Parent. Peter was struck about something surprising about Bernie, mainly that he still had all his teeth.