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​@@dtrproductionsSThat one play, Stars VS Oilers Hensky made them lose the loss by Oilers it was all on Hensky

The feeling must have been horrible...

It must have been so embarrassing

lol ya i think he was just trying to chip it past the official that was in his face for some reason but put a little too much on it

Timestamp is 4:38

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

And then Roy's reaction afterwards XD "What do you mean I can't do that???"

@@Moda-pf8wt 😹 he should be the obly goalie to be allowed to do that!

I remember watching that game yelling at Gretzky, he's fair game smoke him. Couple of games later i was satisfied when he was clothslined by Shananhan.

Wayne ain't no defender

The ref was laughing so hard

Absolutely SAVAGE "You should be embarrassed! That does not belong in the National Hockey League!" DAMN

I remember this goal like it was yesterday, truly amazing, the emotions were real haha

Ha lol

Their controllers aren’t working

@@mqwrz haha

@@mqwrz lol

Thing is. Ice is melted now and there is nobody in arena.

It's like I've been seeing that whole sequence every time I see a hockey compilation. And what always gets me more than anything is the ripple effect of that one screw up.

If u look back in slow motion it bounced over his stick, should we blame the ice ?

@@Michael-fi3uu Yea I dont know what Stefan was supposed to do there. Make sure the ice is perfect in front of the net in the third period? It bounced on him. The ones who should be ashamed is the rest of the team for relaxing thinking it was over.

Joker Levin ikr

Everytime hahahah. Poor guy wasn't paying attention, but wasn't lucky either

Pierre: “I can!”

Similarly, the Marchand shootout love-tap always fills me with joy.

I’m a diehard Bs fan but I’m glad they showed that play cause Marchand absolutely fucked his team over. Less than 10 seconds left in the period you can’t go for a change no matter what. I’ve always believed that that goal was the most important goal in Game 7. Bruins played well that period and were only down a goal. Giving up that up with less than 10 seconds to go was a back breaker. From there on out the Blues took control of that game. And it all started with a terrible decision by Marchand.

@@jasonboisseau409 one bad thing. One bad thing. You aren't a die-hard Bruins fan, but rather an ignorant piece of shit. He does ONE BAD THING and ALL OF A SUDDEN that entire playoff series lies on the fault of Brad Marchand. Just think about this-and I know that sounds like a laborious task but who would you rather have? A fatigue Brad Marchand, or a refreshed Charlie Coyle? Furthermore, it would be nice if Grzelcyk did something other than slap Steen in the torso. Is it a bad change? Sure it is. But it makes sense in his mind. YOU CAN LITERALLY SEE HIM GASPING FOR AIR AT THE BENCH. HE CAN'T FUCKING THINK STRAIGHT. Not to mention that this game barely happened, as everybody is so proud of Tyler Bozak for winning the cup, but everybody just likes to forget how blatantly he tripped Noel Acciari, which led to the Blues getting possession, and scoring a goal, IN A GAME THAT ENDED IN A ONE GOAL CONTEST. Not to mention, we probably wouldn't have even gotten there if we didn't have him at all. You act like professional athletes aren't capable of making genuine mistakes. Just to prove Bruins fans are inconsistent, take game 4 against the Islanders last year. Pastrnak missed a wide open net. So, I ask you, why don't we all pray on Pastrnak for missing that against the Islanders? And don't bother telling me my argument is wrong, because everything I've stated regarding the games is correct. But alas, Bruins fans are STILL keeping up the stereotype that I ever do so despise. And if your kind breeds, that means it isn't going to go away. TL;DR there's more than one player in a game, athletes make mistakes, fuck you

@@jasonboisseau409 as a blues fan, I absolutely agree. That goal changed the tone in our favor. It surely had to get in the bruins head, because those late goals always break hearts. Then, when you realize it was due to a lazy, bonehead play… boy that hurts so much more

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I gotta say my favorite "tough sob moment" was when Peter Forsberg lead the NHL in scoring in 2002-03 with only one good foot.

IVE BEEN DOING THE EXACT SAME THING RECENTLY OMG how do we aussies even find ice hockey? It’s so much fun tho

@@thisanewrari glad to have you guys here!! It’s a fun sport, and with modern technology, heat won’t prevent you from playing and enjoying the game! Nathan Walker currently plays for the St. Louis Blues and he’s Australian, so you guys have some representation :)

@@thisanewrari Welcome! 🇺🇸

Exactly my situation - don't know why, but goddamn those three sports are brilliant

They made it to the Stanley cup finals though

WHAT IS HE DOING

At least Vasilevskiy is better

The player that cost Boston the cup. Blues fan here so i'm happy he tried to swap

Twice.

Was*

Worst.Day.Ever

@@Railer61 how did he cost them the cup?

Because that was less intentional than most of these.

Andrew Olejarz I’d say Severson’s own goal here is less intentional than Laine’s. Severson is clearly trying to bat the puck behind the net away from the Leafs and flubs it. Laine just shot on his own net which feels like it fits more with “What Are You Doing?”

I’ve been to a lot of devils games and I get u

Severson the worst

Being a devils fan will certainly test your merits.

@@JD-tm4ee I was a Devils fan back in the 90's-early 2000's... Wonderous times... Ive moved on... You should too..

I took a ex to a hockey game and my team got shut out haha it was her first as well

Why you heff to be med?

‘our solar system is so humongous big’

What is this comment thread?

Same here...

@irish Sinatra I'm not sure what you mean, but I do like your channel picture :)

Imagie getting married with the name divorceski

100% JD there

Considering he’s one of the best players on one of the best teams in hockey. I’m sure they got over it.

@@mshat18 Still funny as hell though considering all the dumb shit he did, that was Karma

Still glad as shit he’s on the bruins.

@@mshat18 If you like Marchand and the Bruins.... thats cool

THE BEST MOMENT

@@renanvirginio2197 oilers the only team to still lose lol

That's gotta be the worst luck for that guy! 7:31 you can see the puck hit something in the ice causing it to bounce over his stick

I remember he had a groin tear that entire series, and it showed in his movement, but he refused to come out and the coach left him in, all bc they were too afraid to put Vasilevskiy in. And now Vasy has two cups, a Conn Smythe, and future Hall of Fame status

sadly

We're having some lean years but I witnessed 5 Stanley cup final appearances so it's all good. They'll get back eventually.

Verily, I find the amount of own goals appalling.

omg frr

Ay but this season it’s better

I feel like that's a reasonable reaction.

I second this

@irish Sinatra who’s your team tough guy

Easily

@@_vincent_3547 That dude still didn’t answer!😂

@@AnotherRandom1. it’s cause the guys talking out of his ass he doesn’t know anything

Yeah I was looking at that thinking “bro what the hell”

Sadly this means you've never seen the Downey vs Boulerice fight! Downey has some huge power in his hands and isn't afraid to throwdown. He was just waiting for the other to throw something so that he could counter. Waited too long unfortunately.

Can't believe that fan threw a 2x4 on the ice

sniper in the nosebleeds bud

It also had the goaltender rolling... on his back

Stefan's career was a mix of bad luck and mostly, injuries (3 concussions in his draft year). This videos shows that an ice surface, in the end of the 3rd period, might be in pretty rough shape.

Announcer probably couldn’t tell, considering he’d be lucky to have been watching that in 240p on a tiny screen

Except…yes it is. He had all the time in the world. Sure, that part was unfortunate, but like….SHOOT THE PUCK

And the rest is history

Shocked the Preds kept Smith for so long. Not sure what Poile is doing, used to be one of the top 4 or 5 GM's in the NHL but for the past 4-5 years you wonder if he's going senile - Keeps Craig Smith a well known locker room loner for years, then gets FLEECED by Colorado into giving up Defenceman Sam Girard (81 pts in 220 gms) Vadislav Kaminev (4th line fwd/AHL 1st line) to sign Kyle Turris then sign him to a 6 year $36 million contract. He then compounds that by the next year signing noted Locker room Cancer - Matt Duchene signs him to an 7 year $8mill per season deal!!.He'll be 35 going into the last year of his deal!!. Added to that less than 2 years after signing Turris to the 6yr deal, he places him on waivers for a buyout!!. They take a $2 million a season cap hit for 4 years, meanwhile Turris signs for a perfectly reasonable 2yr $3.3 million ($1.65 per season) with the Oils.

i’m a former goalie, when the puck went to the corner & one of the guys from either team lost their balance & went to the boards I always said the same thing, “Goddd” *slam* “DAYUM”. as long as they didn’t get hurt, for the opposing team it was comical, for my team it was hilarious, especially since it was always the same guys falling. ofc I couldn’t laugh at that moment but when there was a stop of play I had to drown my face in gatorade to keep my composure lmao

If I remember correctly, Trotz (the NSH coach at the time) benched Kostitsyn the next game. That's the worst line change to make in a hockey game

What a pigeon

I was curious about this so I looked it up: this "fight" happened April 6th 2006 MTL@OTT it's Aaron Downey(#47 MTL) and Brad Norton (#33 OTT) and according to the game summary on hockey-reference they each got 10 minute misconducts (but no coincidental majors so this doesn't count as a fight I guess)