You wrote a bullshit, that's not made it impressive, he's scoring just ordinary goals by shoot, yet he's trying to sale it as something spectacular, this is incredibly annoying, he's embarrassing as a Russian player

Uh, you're right. Do you mind going there and telling them? I think it's important that you let them know 🙏

@@CanadaBlue85 Have to find my armour first

North sentinel island lmao

@@CanadaBlue85 I dunno, man...last guy didn't do too hot! 😕

Roy had murder on his mind :D

In Varlamov he trusted, probably did mention to give a blocker to the head next time he crawls in like that

Ex Flyers have been doing that for the last two decades lol. Feel your pain

Yeah, but they’re leaving the Caps by design. This was inevitable. At least we’re getting asset for them.

Can’t win cups forever

We got a Cup out of him already bud, what do you got?

Да менеджеры и тренерский да и ген менеджер Кэпс тупой таких ещё поискать, развалили команду, все эти 2 , 3 года брали ненужных сбитых игроков, главное для них чтоб устоял вечный рекорд, что не сделаеш ради национальных интересов а то и аыкинут на хрен с лиги.

😂😂 да, и главное дистанцию для атаки, для броска выбрать правильную 😃🔥💪👍🤝

Ну не все уж, но многие

People hate it because they can’t stop him, but the fans of whatever team Kuzy is on love it! And I do too. It’s legal and deadly effective: he’s got a 43% shoot-out percentage in his career. It’s so difficult for a goalie to stay centered to the net when the player comes in at an angle. Then, you must come out to cut down the angle without allowing the player to deke behind you, so you have to back up insanely slowly without getting out of position or off balance. That’s why it drives goalies nuts to the point where they get impatient and do what Varlamov did… As a goalie, you’re staring down the ice at this guy and the puck he’s carrying at 2 mph, and the second you lose either patience or focus, it’s in the back of your net. But that move requires so much skill (patience, reaction time, poke check, etc.) -- otherwise others would do it. You have to handle the puck so well and also read the goalie to utilize the time it buys. If the goalies were able to stop it consistently, Kuzy would probably move away from it, but why do it when he knows how to make it perfect. My thing is: if you hate it, find the way to stop him from scoring. The whole point is to outsmart the goalie and get a point for your team. So, the move isn’t a flex or trolling or anything like that, this is a kill move only a handful of players can pull.

Пусть не расслабляется, главное чтобы у него получалось

36 yr old Varlamov was quick with the poke check but not quick enough

i guess theres usually so many skates around in a situation where one might be tempted to handle it in the crease that most defenders just wont risk it? just a guess tbh

Myself I've seen it many times, I guess you don't watch many games in a year? I would say it's semi-common reason to call a penalty shot.

Ah, yeah I can see it happening more often in leagues other than the NHL. I don't watch as many games as I used to, being a Red Wings fan...well the last 8 years have been tough to watch, lol.

Happened against the Canes in '06. If memory serves me right, Chris Pronger (EDM) scored.

Там свободно забили бы гол, даже вратарь не помешал бы, но шайба была убрана рукой с крюка клюшки, не поспорить даже, никто не спорили, потому что есть этому случаю объяснение 😊

Semyon correctly.

S3m3n 💦

I advise to not do it.

I wonder if that's even in the rulebook, because I know during play that's either a delay of game minor, or that's a penalty shot.

@@SonicSlicer its an automatic goal

@@SonicSliceryeah it’s still a penalty if u do it on a penalty shot

@@paintedtears_6924 I thought that might be the case, I wasn't sure. I've seen something similar happen years ago in a preseason game Washington at Chicago, Ovi hooked Hossa on a breakaway towards and empty net. They awarded Hossa the goal.

Не, они решат проблему по-другому. Иф ю хейт ит - тогда просто придумаем какой нибудь таймер, или ещё какую нибудь залупу. В этом весь НХЛ Как фанаты Каролины стонали каждый раз, когда Кузя им такие клал. Вой аж у нас на Ямале слышен был, а тут он за них такое забивает, они теперь претензий не имеют)))

@@alexandr2392 Так о чём и речь, когда за тебя такие забивают, никто не жалуется.

@@vladislavsergeyev5736 ну они говорили что то типа "это нужно запретить", а теперь не нужно. Заднюю дали, получается. Я когда Кузю защищал, мне говорили что я delusional потому что я Русский, а теперь они какие ?))

It’s so difficult for a goalie to stay centered to the net when the player comes in at an angle. Then, you must come out to cut down the angle without allowing the player to deke behind you, so you have to back up insanely slowly without getting out of position or off balance. That’s why it drives goalies nuts to the point where they get impatient and do what Varlamov did… As a goalie, you’re staring down the ice at this guy and the puck he’s carrying at 2 mph, and the second you lose either patience or focus, it’s in the back of your net. But that move requires so much skill (patience, reaction time, poke check, etc.) -- otherwise others would do it. You have to handle the puck so well and also read the goalie to utilize the time it buys. If the goalies were able to stop it consistently, Kuzy would probably move away from it, but why do it when he knows how to make it perfect. My thing is: if you hate it, find the way to stop him from scoring. The whole point is to outsmart the goalie and get a point for your team. So, the move isn’t a flex or trolling or anything like that, this is a kill move only a handful of players can pull.

Jussi Jokinen torched dudes for years with that one move he had too .

...Giving him even more time to score.

People hate it because they can’t stop him, but the fans of whatever team Kuzy is on love it! And I do too. It’s legal and deadly effective: he’s got a 43% shoot-out percentage in his career. It’s so difficult for a goalie to stay centered to the net when the player comes in at an angle. Then, you must come out to cut down the angle without allowing the player to deke behind you, so you have to back up insanely slowly without getting out of position or off balance. That’s why it drives goalies nuts to the point where they get impatient and do what Varlamov did… As a goalie, you’re staring down the ice at this guy and the puck he’s carrying at 2 mph, and the second you lose either patience or focus, it’s in the back of your net. But that move requires so much skill (patience, reaction time, poke check, etc.) -- otherwise others would do it. You have to handle the puck so well and also read the goalie to utilize the time it buys. If the goalies were able to stop it consistently, Kuzy would probably move away from it, but why do it when he knows how to make it perfect. My thing is: if you hate it, find the way to stop him from scoring. The whole point is to outsmart the goalie and get a point for your team. So, the move isn’t a flex or trolling or anything like that, this is a kill move only a handful of players can pull.

It’s so difficult for a goalie to stay centered to the net when the player comes in at an angle. Then, you must come out to cut down the angle without allowing the player to deke behind you, so you have to back up insanely slowly without getting out of position or off balance. That’s why it drives goalies nuts to the point where they get impatient and do what Varlamov did… As a goalie, you’re staring down the ice at this guy and the puck he’s carrying at 2 mph, and the second you lose either patience or focus, it’s in the back of your net. But that move requires so much skill (patience, reaction time, poke check, etc.) -- otherwise others would do it. You have to handle the puck so well and also read the goalie to utilize the time it buys. If the goalies were able to stop it consistently, Kuzy would probably move away from it, but why do it when he knows how to make it perfect. My thing is: if you hate it, find the way to stop him from scoring. The whole point is to outsmart the goalie and get a point for your team. So, the move isn’t a flex or trolling or anything like that, this is a kill move only a handful of players can pull.

he always has the time of his life. ❄️👃

That's exactly what he's waiting for. It’s so difficult for a goalie to stay centered to the net when the player comes in at an angle. Then, you must come out to cut down the angle without allowing the player to deke behind you, so you have to back up insanely slowly without getting out of position or off balance. That’s why it drives goalies nuts to the point where they get impatient and do what Varlamov did… As a goalie, you’re staring down the ice at this guy and the puck he’s carrying at 2 mph, and the second you lose either patience or focus, it’s in the back of your net. But that move requires so much skill (patience, reaction time, poke check, etc.) -- otherwise others would do it. You have to handle the puck so well and also read the goalie to utilize the time it buys. If the goalies were able to stop it consistently, Kuzy would probably move away from it, but why do it when he knows how to make it perfect. My thing is: if you hate it, find the way to stop him from scoring. The whole point is to outsmart the goalie and get a point for your team. So, the move isn’t a flex or trolling or anything like that, this is a kill move only a handful of players can pull.

Same move every time lol

yes, but it only worked 1/4 times when he came in from the left instead

not even 2 hours later and this comment aged like spoiled milk. RIP Crylanders

@@markymark3668 I'm a capitals fan that had to listen to Canes fans cry all the time when Kuzy did this to them lol. I actually hope Kuzy can win another cup

People hate it because they can’t stop him, but the fans of whatever team Kuzy is on love it! And I do too. It’s legal and deadly effective: he’s got a 43% shoot-out percentage in his career. It’s so difficult for a goalie to stay centered to the net when the player comes in at an angle. Then, you must come out to cut down the angle without allowing the player to deke behind you, so you have to back up insanely slowly without getting out of position or off balance. That’s why it drives goalies nuts to the point where they get impatient and do what Varlamov did… As a goalie, you’re staring down the ice at this guy and the puck he’s carrying at 2 mph, and the second you lose either patience or focus, it’s in the back of your net. But that move requires so much skill (patience, reaction time, poke check, etc.) -- otherwise others would do it. You have to handle the puck so well and also read the goalie to utilize the time it buys. If the goalies were able to stop it consistently, Kuzy would probably move away from it, but why do it when he knows how to make it perfect. My thing is: if you hate it, find the way to stop him from scoring. The whole point is to outsmart the goalie and get a point for your team. So, the move isn’t a flex or trolling or anything like that, this is a kill move only a handful of players can pull.

Yes, Kuzi & команда 🔥💪👍🤩

You know he got that penalty shot style from Pat Kane. Wings fan here too but I still think coasting in at 1% speed on a penalty shot is trash hockey

@@digglesworth19 It’s not trash hockey. An important part of penalty shots are mind games between the shooter and the goalie, and going slow is a mind game. I find it more interesting than someone flying down the ice, shooting and missing.

@@darthmalgus232 nah, it's trash hockey

@@blingman78 You’re free to feel how you feel, but I don’t think it’s trash hockey.

@@blingman78 I don't think so, not even when Kuzy was a Cap. You can't limit players' creativity, as long as the puck maintains forward momentum. It's no more trash than Kucherov's "no-deke" move.

I think he had some legit mental health issues since he went for the players assistance program

Oh and I’m a Flyers fan

I was looking for this comment! Proud of this!!

People hate it because they can’t stop him, but the fans of whatever team Kuzy is on love it! And I do too. It’s legal and deadly effective: he’s got a 43% shoot-out percentage in his career. It’s so difficult for a goalie to stay centered to the net when the player comes in at an angle. Then, you must come out to cut down the angle without allowing the player to deke behind you, so you have to back up insanely slowly without getting out of position or off balance. That’s why it drives goalies nuts to the point where they get impatient and do what Varlamov did… As a goalie, you’re staring down the ice at this guy and the puck he’s carrying at 2 mph, and the second you lose either patience or focus, it’s in the back of your net. But that move requires so much skill (patience, reaction time, poke check, etc.) -- otherwise others would do it. You have to handle the puck so well and also read the goalie to utilize the time it buys. If the goalies were able to stop it consistently, Kuzy would probably move away from it, but why do it when he knows how to make it perfect. My thing is: if you hate it, find the way to stop him from scoring. The whole point is to outsmart the goalie and get a point for your team. So, the move isn’t a flex or trolling or anything like that, this is a kill move only a handful of players can pull.

People hate it because they can’t stop him, but the fans of whatever team Kuzy is on love it! And I do too. It’s legal and deadly effective: he’s got a 43% shoot-out percentage in his career. It’s so difficult for a goalie to stay centered to the net when the player comes in at an angle. Then, you must come out to cut down the angle without allowing the player to deke behind you, so you have to back up insanely slowly without getting out of position or off balance. That’s why it drives goalies nuts to the point where they get impatient and do what Varlamov did… As a goalie, you’re staring down the ice at this guy and the puck he’s carrying at 2 mph, and the second you lose either patience or focus, it’s in the back of your net. But that move requires so much skill (patience, reaction time, poke check, etc.) -- otherwise others would do it. You have to handle the puck so well and also read the goalie to utilize the time it buys. If the goalies were able to stop it consistently, Kuzy would probably move away from it, but why do it when he knows how to make it perfect. My thing is: if you hate it, find the way to stop him from scoring. The whole point is to outsmart the goalie and get a point for your team. So, the move isn’t a flex or trolling or anything like that, this is a kill move only a handful of players can pull.

@@vladislavsergeyev5736 Yes, its legal I get it, I just think its shady and NHL needs to fix it, just my opinion

Cry

@@wolfpackfan10 Why would I? Lol I like Kuzy

All of them? That move is deadly effective: Kuzy has got a 43% shoot-out percentage in his career. It’s so difficult for a goalie to stay centered to the net when the player comes in at an angle. Then, you must come out to cut down the angle without allowing the player to deke behind you, so you have to back up insanely slowly without getting out of position or off balance. That’s why it drives goalies nuts to the point where they get impatient and do what Varlamov did… As a goalie, you’re staring down the ice at this guy and the puck he’s carrying at 2 mph, and the second you lose either patience or focus, it’s in the back of your net. But that move requires so much skill (patience, reaction time, poke check, etc.) -- otherwise others would do it. You have to handle the puck so well and also read the goalie to utilize the time it buys. If the goalies were able to stop it consistently, Kuzy would probably move away from it, but why do it when he knows how to make it perfect. My thing is: if you hate it, find the way to stop him from scoring. The whole point is to outsmart the goalie and get a point for your team. So, the move isn’t a flex or trolling or anything like that, this is a kill move only a handful of players can pull.

Huh? Penalty shots/shootouts are already not “hockey plays” so wtf are you yapping about?

All I hear is WAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!

People hate it because they can’t stop him, but the fans of whatever team Kuzy is on love it! And I do too. It’s legal and deadly effective: he’s got a 43% shoot-out percentage in his career. It’s so difficult for a goalie to stay centered to the net when the player comes in at an angle. Then, you must come out to cut down the angle without allowing the player to deke behind you, so you have to back up insanely slowly without getting out of position or off balance. That’s why it drives goalies nuts to the point where they get impatient and do what Varlamov did… As a goalie, you’re staring down the ice at this guy and the puck he’s carrying at 2 mph, and the second you lose either patience or focus, it’s in the back of your net. But that move requires so much skill (patience, reaction time, poke check, etc.) -- otherwise others would do it. You have to handle the puck so well and also read the goalie to utilize the time it buys. If the goalies were able to stop it consistently, Kuzy would probably move away from it, but why do it when he knows how to make it perfect. My thing is: if you hate it, find the way to stop him from scoring. The whole point is to outsmart the goalie and get a point for your team. So, the move isn’t a flex or trolling or anything like that, this is a kill move only a handful of players can pull.

Imagine thinking what Kuznetsov did wasn't skillful.

It is pure skill! People hate it because they can’t stop him, but the fans of whatever team Kuzy is on love it! And I do too. It’s legal and deadly effective: he’s got a 43% shoot-out percentage in his career. It’s so difficult for a goalie to stay centered to the net when the player comes in at an angle. Then, you must come out to cut down the angle without allowing the player to deke behind you, so you have to back up insanely slowly without getting out of position or off balance. That’s why it drives goalies nuts to the point where they get impatient and do what Varlamov did… As a goalie, you’re staring down the ice at this guy and the puck he’s carrying at 2 mph, and the second you lose either patience or focus, it’s in the back of your net. But that move requires so much skill (patience, reaction time, poke check, etc.) -- otherwise others would do it. You have to handle the puck so well and also read the goalie to utilize the time it buys. If the goalies were able to stop it consistently, Kuzy would probably move away from it, but why do it when he knows how to make it perfect. My thing is: if you hate it, find the way to stop him from scoring. The whole point is to outsmart the goalie and get a point for your team. So, the move isn’t a flex or trolling or anything like that, this is a kill move only a handful of players can pull.

This "crap" it is the best watchful part of Hockey ! Bring it in more

People hate it because they can’t stop him, but the fans of whatever team Kuzy is on love it! And I do too. It’s legal and deadly effective: he’s got a 43% shoot-out percentage in his career. It’s so difficult for a goalie to stay centered to the net when the player comes in at an angle. Then, you must come out to cut down the angle without allowing the player to deke behind you, so you have to back up insanely slowly without getting out of position or off balance. That’s why it drives goalies nuts to the point where they get impatient and do what Varlamov did… As a goalie, you’re staring down the ice at this guy and the puck he’s carrying at 2 mph, and the second you lose either patience or focus, it’s in the back of your net. But that move requires so much skill (patience, reaction time, poke check, etc.) -- otherwise others would do it. You have to handle the puck so well and also read the goalie to utilize the time it buys. If the goalies were able to stop it consistently, Kuzy would probably move away from it, but why do it when he knows how to make it perfect. My thing is: if you hate it, find the way to stop him from scoring. The whole point is to outsmart the goalie and get a point for your team. So, the move isn’t a flex or trolling or anything like that, this is a kill move only a handful of players can pull.

Shut up

if you were the comish, hockey wouldn’t be entertaining anymore… stick in the mud… you wanna ban fighting too??

@@romanborris7919 ..... fighting has always been a part of hockey. What does fighting have to do with penalty shots or lacrosse goals?

bros mad he can’t do the michigan 😂

As long as the stick stays below the crossbar and the puck stays in forward motion both are fine valid ways to score a goal. You’re free to not like either strategy but that also makes you wrong

People hate it because they can’t stop him, but the fans of whatever team Kuzy is on love it! And I do too. It’s legal and deadly effective: he’s got a 43% shoot-out percentage in his career. It’s so difficult for a goalie to stay centered to the net when the player comes in at an angle. Then, you must come out to cut down the angle without allowing the player to deke behind you, so you have to back up insanely slowly without getting out of position or off balance. That’s why it drives goalies nuts to the point where they get impatient and do what Varlamov did… As a goalie, you’re staring down the ice at this guy and the puck he’s carrying at 2 mph, and the second you lose either patience or focus, it’s in the back of your net. But that move requires so much skill (patience, reaction time, poke check, etc.) -- otherwise others would do it. You have to handle the puck so well and also read the goalie to utilize the time it buys. If the goalies were able to stop it consistently, Kuzy would probably move away from it, but why do it when he knows how to make it perfect. My thing is: if you hate it, find the way to stop him from scoring. The whole point is to outsmart the goalie and get a point for your team. So, the move isn’t a flex or trolling or anything like that, this is a kill move only a handful of players can pull.