I'm surprised that room didn't explode with that much talent surrounding the table. So many legends in one place.

These kids have potential

That could go on for hours.  Too short.

When Orr says "sorry to interrupt" too McLean and he replies " you played for don,you learned something" now that was funny

When Orr was talking you could tell how they were paying attention. The goat.

The Canadian Knights of The Round Table.

Bobby Orr has to be the nicest superstar any sport has ever seen.  Hes just so gracious and humble

Hockey players are awesome. So humble and classy compared to the other big time leagues.

To be arguably the greatest hockey player ever, t's almost unfathomable to think that 3 games into his NHL career, Orr had a knee injury, and consequently had TWELVE surgeries on both knees over his career.  And keep in mind when Orr played, they didn't have scopes and the technology to make a "clean" procedure.  Each of his 12 operations were about going in and tearing the knee up.  It really is mind-blowing to think that as great as Orr was, imagine HOW much greater he could have been without his chronic knee problems.  Similarly with Mario and his chronic bad back that plagued him throughout much of his career.

Bobby Orr...... such a legend

Bobby orr, the best

Gretzky and Lemieux together the best of the best got to love it.

Sportsnet wanted to invite John Scott but they were worried he'd steal everyone's thunder.

Robert Gordon Orr! Nuff Said.

Orr was on another level.

Lemieux is a very charming man.

Add Gordie Howe to this group and you have the Mount Rushmore of Hockey. True legends and class acts.

I could sit at this table listening to these guys for hours !

The few times I saw Gretzky playing in person I watched him like a hawk. The guy would conserve energy away from the direct action. Gretzky would almost park and hide near the mid ice boards watching everything. His defender would tend to lose focus. Then Gretz would explode and arrive at the right place at the right time and be a couple of steps ahead of developments taking place on the ice. He had an incredible sense of flow and where to be. Orr was completely different. Just give him the puck. He had a commanding presence on the ice and the game revolved around him. Orr could keep the puck away from a team on a power play for almost the whole 2 minutes. Never saw a player like that. You simply couldn't get the puck away from him.

Love it! Orr interrupts Maclean..."You played for Don (Cherry) you learned something."