Petrov (1g, 6a, 7pts) André Lacroix (1g, 6a, 7pts) Boris Mikhailov (4g, 2a, 6pts) Mark Howe (2g, 4a, 6pts) John McKenzie (2g, 3a, 5pts) Broadcasting Like it was with the original Summit Series in 1972, CBC and CTV split the coverage, with CTV carrying Games 1, 3, 6 and 7, while CBC aired Games 2, 4, 5 (?) and 8. CTV produced the telecasts. Johnny Esaw called the games for CTV, while Don Chevrier called the action for CBC. Howie Meeker was the colour commentator for all of the games. Both Esaw and Chevrier conducted intermission and post-game interviews during the games either one did not do play-by-play for. In the Soviet Union, coverage was orchestrated by the Ministry of Telecommunications. The first 4 games of the broadcast also featured the Gamerecorder which was the first statistics computer used in professional sports and a print of the Gamerecorder has now been accepted into the Hockey Hall of Fame. DVD release In December 2006, Hockey Canada and the Hockey Hall of Fame approved the release of a 1974 Summit Series boxset. See also 1972 Summit Series List of international ice hockey competitions featuring NHL players Canada Cup Super Series Aggie Kukulowicz, Canadian-born Russian language interpreter for the series References External links The Summit in 1974 Hockey Hall of Fame 1974 WHA vs USSR Canada Versus the Soviet Union The heyday of the battle for world hockey supremacy (1972–1987) International ice hockey competitions hosted by Canada Summit Series Summit Series Canada–Soviet Union relations International ice hockey competitions hosted by the Soviet Union Canada men's national ice hockey team games Soviet Union national ice hockey team games Summit Super Series September 1974 events