Unfortunately I had to cut many of the clips short to avoid age-restriction issues. There were quite a few fights I had to exclude, so if you want the links to any let me know! I appreciate you guys watching, hope you enjoyed the video! (Also had to exclude Bob Probert on Jon Casey and Courtnall on Storr)
I think it’s so stupid that you can’t post certain things from hockey it’s part of the game. People are so sensitive like you can’t go your whole life sheltered not everyone is going to cater to you or care about if something you see bothers you. Suck it up you don’t like it don’t watch it.
I remember that first hit on Lundqvist. There was outrage by the organization and the fans, not because of the hit, but because of the lack of response by his teammates. You saw it in this video. Play went on. No one dropped the gloves. It was a bad hit, and it called for some reaction from the team, but there was none.
BTW: I'm one of the few people out there who says fighting has no place in hockey (please don't argue with me on this--I know that I'm in a very small minority and I'm aware of how everyone feels about it), but when someone lays your goalie out like that, especially when that goalie is someone as important to your team as Lundqvist was to NY, there has to be a reaction from the team.
There are three categories in this video. 1. Goalies in the 80s getting intentionally flattened 2. Mike Smith droppin' on the deck and floppin' like a fish 3. Fans still being mad at Milan Lucic for not assuming that Ryan Miller was going to be three feet in front of him when he lifted his head going for the puck. Also Mike Smith flopping.
If a goalie is going to leave his crease/the trapezoid, he's gotta be ready to be hit like that. He's not in his position, he's in the skaters' area now. Smith flops for sure, but they hit on Miller is only a thing because he bitched about it in the media
@@Jake_Broer the Miller thing still makes me laugh because of butthurt Sabres fans. That said, I don't see people demonizing Clifford for his hit on Mrazek, almost the exact same play - though, granted, that play was definitely overshadowed by David Ayres. Steve Dangle's video lives rent free. "The Toronto Maple Leafs just lost an ACTUAL National Hockey League game to a 42 year old Zamboni driver WHO WORKS FOR THEM!"
@@CorrionReap @Ken Sanford let's see you skate at a pylon with your head down - I'll call out a split second before the collision and see what happens when you lift your head. In a straight line at 15mph, are you gonna have the wherewithal to move out of the way, even though you have the same right to that spot on the ice as the pylon? Or are you going to brace yourself for the contact and continue to play the puck, like someone who isn't a pussy? It's a hockey play, it wasn't targeting, it was Lucic attempting to win a race to the puck and doing so. Hasek charged out of the crease all the time and never had a skirt put on him just because he was a goalie. Soooooo why is the Miller hit any different? It's not.
A goalie coming out of his crease to play the puck does NOT automatically become "fair game" like any other player. It even says so in the NHL Rulebook. Goalies aren't equipped to endure body checks. They may seem big but their entire equipment is 100% designed to protect against pucks, not bodies. Because of their equipment, goalies fall very awkwardly and body checking them runs a lot more risks than body checking a player. Goalies are ALLOWED to come out and play the puck and you are NOT allowed to body check them when they do so. That's the written rule.
@@T0rche bullshit blathering. If he leave the net, he has right and power to get puck, move, shoot, pass, and even score. While other players don't have same rights to defend from him? No... if he wants to be protected, he should stay in net area, if he leave, he is going fully into "players" game as player, the hits and body checks are justified.
@@warrax111 Believe what you want, and you can live in a world with your own rules if you wish, but I merely stated the actual rules of the game. If you allow players to fully check a goalie, just like any other player, they won't come out of their net as much and it will affect the flow of the game. It's been tested. It's also just ridiculous to believe that a goalie can defend himself properly against a body check. That's why whenever a player body checks a goalie and the referees deem that it was intentional, it's an automatic penalty, no questions asked, no matter how far out the goalie was. It's not that complicated. A goalie can come out to play the puck. You CAN take the puck away from him, you can even lift his stick, but you CANNOT body check him.
@@T0rche if he is not sure, if he makes it in time to puck, he should not risk it. It's goalie fault, if he going to be checked. In most of the cases, they were provocateurs. They even didn't check surrounding. They've played victims perfectly.
@@T0rche dude, when you are full speed, you count on it, that ice is eighter empty, or if someone is there, you can bodycheck him, with that speed. If goalie makes player from himself, and going there, player can use him as obstacle to slow down.
Hasek is a legend. What a dude. He would have gladly fought his own fight. Hasek was probably the main goalie for the trapezoid rules concerning where a goalie can skate and play the puck. I’m from Montana and a lifelong Flyers fan but Hasek is my second favorite goalie behind Hextall. I really loved watching the Dominator.
Brodeur and the Devils. With their neutral zone trap and Brodeur playing sweeper, it was incredibly tough to get anything going offensively against them.
I was hoping the Owen Nolan hit on Ed Belfour was included in this compilation. It was glorious. Belfour went ballistic after that and blew the playoff game. Nolan lived rent free in Belfour’s head that series.
That was my favorite. Belfour had lied to the Sharks about wanting to re-sign with them and took off as soon as the season ended, so it was a little payback
Half of these are having me ask “where the hell is the guy supposed to go?” Also Mike Smith flopping like a fish is wonderful lol. A couple obvious attempts at injury though. Great video!
The 75% who took the most pathetically-obvious dives (and that's being charitable) diminish the credibility of the others who were actually hit. Most of the behind the net hits happened because the goalie squeezed into the guy against the boards. Seriously, rewatch these and imagine being the other player... When the goalie closes off the pathway behind the net, what can you do? Come to a full stop within a tenth of a second and a five foot stopping distance? And most of those look like the goalie did it intentionally. First hit: A real hit. Lined up the goalie from fifteen feet out. 0:48 Nobody goes spread-eagle when they fall 1:20 Was he making up for a ballet class he missed? 2:13 And the Oscar goes to... A more talented actor. 2:20 He got cut from the Olympic high-jump team, so he thought he'd try hockey and show them that he WAS good enough. 2:51 The goalie cut him off. The player even jumped against the glass to avoid hitting the goalie. 3:10 The latest goalie masks are spring-loaded apparently. 3:20 A real hit. 3:52 The goalie set up the collision. Look at where his head is pointed. Watch his blocker. Spring-loaded perhaps? 4:05 A real hit. He lined up the goalie from twenty feet out. Goalie's reaction still unnecessarily dramatic. 4:44 A real hit. Lined up the goalie from center ice. 4:55 A real hit. Player made no attempt to avoid a collision. Best goalie response in the video: he fell down. No cartwheels. I played hockey my whole life, and the worst pansy goaltender I ever met was on my own team. I hated having to stand up for him when I knew that nothing actually happened. It was embarrassing. That being said, if he did actually get hit, I was the first one in 👊
1:14 to 1:30. Miller came out way far from his goalie crease and challenged Lucci for the puck. How is there a penalty on Lucci both of them going for puck? Had Miller taken out Lucci by a hip check nothing be called.
Not expecting to get hit as well as not being able to take hits for a goalie is really common. That's why's they shouldn't leave the crease unless there's a line shift or something else to give them time to play the puck however they need to. A lot of these guys were also looking to draw penalties. They really need to rework the rules in this aspect. Goalies are getting too courageous and confident with coming out of the crease and not expecting hits but still somehow expecting to draw penalties if they do get contested. They're really turning goalies into divas by allowing them to play aggressively but not allowing the same in return for the opposing team.
i agree if the crash cant be avoided but goalies should be protected by rules since they have little protection against body checks and might get seriously injured and if goalies only stay in their goal it ruins the flow of a game
2:47 doesn't look like it was done on purpose. Looks like he even tried to dodge the goalie by jumping and making himself as flat as possible against the barrier but the goalie stick caught him in the air
@charleynewman4783 ??? Bro I can't tell if you're trying to say they should be or they actually are? It's literally in the rulebook that even out of the crease a goalie is not "fair game"
Never understood why goalies got a free pass. As a winger, I would forecheck on a D man, and if the opportunity came; lay a body on him. If the tender is going to come charging 20 feet out of his net to play D, why can’t I lay him out too? Don’t wanna get hit? Stay in your crease.
Awesome video. For any Canadian minor hockey players, coaches and refs watching this, just don't confuse NHL with our rules. Section 8.5 in the 2022-2024 Rulebook specifically states that "the onus [to avoid contact] is always on the attacking player and PLAYERS WHO DO NOT MAKE AN EFFORT TO AVOID THE GOALTENDER MUST BE PENALIZED [capitals mine]". In the clarifying interpretations, it further states "Where an attacking player is tripped, hooked, cross-checked, or otherwise interfered with, falls, and makes contact with the goaltender, THERE MUST BE AN EFFORT BY THE ATTACKING PLAYER TO AVOID MAKING CONTACT WITH THE GOALTENDER. If the player does not make an effort to avoid contact with the goaltender, then they must be penalized for interference with the goaltender. The referee should also penalize the defending player who committed the initial foul under the appropriate rule."
I have a great one saved from the 1991 Playoffs. Petr Klima hits Jon Casey who was playing the puck behind his net. Casey takes the hit, still makes a pass, and the North Stars breakout the other way. Nobody was fazed. When the goalies didn’t go down, hits were fair game outside the crease. They laid them too!
One of the best things I like about hockey is how the other players come to the aid of the goalie if the other team ever messes with them. They don’t have much fighting chances due to all the pads so it makes sense they come help out
@@DeltaHighlights I've never seen an age restriction on hockey fights so I firmly believe you were being too cautious. Make the same video with the fighting included now since you already made money off of this one.
So, is there a rule that you cannot hit the goalie at all (I'm talking about outside the crease)? I don't know hocky rules very well. But a play like 2:10 (and there are many others like it) is just a goalie with the puck behind the net. Any other player would be fair game. But, as soon as the opposing player touches him, the hand goes up for a penalty. So, is it sort of like soccer where you can't just go kick a ball out of the goalie's hands? Once the goalie has control of the puck, you just have to wait until he releases it?
I’m tempted to count how many times Mike smith launched himself in this video…tbh with u I think 75% of these could’ve also been called a dive on the goalie…this is coming from a goalie of 30 years lol
really seems like the goalies shouldn't be that far out of the crease and still going for the puck. 0:32 seems like a good example where the goalie made a poor choice. What's the other guy to do?
I have never had sympathy for a goalie who steps out of the crease to play a puck…especially behind the net. They have more protective gear than anyone on the ice, yet they get the “white glove” protection. Make ‘em think twice before leaving their “safe space” to play with the big boys. (Of course, over the last 10 years or so, they have been some of the biggest guys on the ice.) Put ‘em through the freakin’ glass.
3:33 in that clip the goalie was just being a complete idiot and it looked almost like he was trying to get hit. A player from his own team was only a couple feet away when he stepped out to go after the puck. DON'T TRY TO PLAY AS A D-MAN WHEN YOU ARE THE GOALTENDER!!!!
If the goalie leaves the c4ease to play the puck, he is- and should be considered as - an active player. Hits on the goalie should just be - at that point - just "another day on the ices."
A few of those looked worse than they really were. Helmets came flying off real easy. Soccer players would be proud. You play the puck, you might get hit. The ones where his back is turned, those are definitely penalties. Some of the ones where the goalie is out on the side boards with his head up ice....yeah, you're just an extra defenseman with a ton of extra padding on.
I'm a little surprised with some of those newer ones where the goalie was in his trapezoid and got a hit that would be dangerous on anyone to cause an ejection from the game and the teammates were fairly passive about serving justice.
Watching the Montembault play live, I was infuriated, not a single guy even went up and said anything to Kassian after running over their last healthy NHL-caliber goaltender. Pathetic.
Unfortunately I had to cut many of the clips short to avoid age-restriction issues. There were quite a few fights I had to exclude, so if you want the links to any let me know! I appreciate you guys watching, hope you enjoyed the video! (Also had to exclude Bob Probert on Jon Casey and Courtnall on Storr)
make the fights another vid
Like sandshrew said, another video would be great. Even tho it'd be age gated.
How difficult would a Patreon be for you? I would subscribe to something like that if it meant you could get around those restrictions
I think it’s so stupid that you can’t post certain things from hockey it’s part of the game. People are so sensitive like you can’t go your whole life sheltered not everyone is going to cater to you or care about if something you see bothers you. Suck it up you don’t like it don’t watch it.
chose to*
Mike Smith being bodied compilation
why they attacking Smith he's one of the guys I'd least like to fight 😂
Mike Smith flopping compilation
at 3:05 looks like he's being shot by a Canon
that’s exactly what it is
Diving comp
2:41 “YOU GOTTA GO AT THAT GUY RIGHT NOW!”
Goat announcer
What teams were even playing that game? I can’t tell
😂😂😂
He's right though. Somebody crashes your goalie you immediately has to step up, preferably the whole line up.
I love Mike Robitaille! He'll come down there and beat you up himself!
:D
I remember that first hit on Lundqvist. There was outrage by the organization and the fans, not because of the hit, but because of the lack of response by his teammates. You saw it in this video. Play went on. No one dropped the gloves. It was a bad hit, and it called for some reaction from the team, but there was none.
BTW: I'm one of the few people out there who says fighting has no place in hockey (please don't argue with me on this--I know that I'm in a very small minority and I'm aware of how everyone feels about it), but when someone lays your goalie out like that, especially when that goalie is someone as important to your team as Lundqvist was to NY, there has to be a reaction from the team.
fax someone shouldve killed the other guy
@@rickseiden1 “fighting doesn’t belong in hockey, unless, you know, somebody does something that calls for a fight”
Ya I thought that was weird too
Seemed to be the case with alot of the hits in this video. Their Goalie gets killed, and they just skate off like nothing happened.
When your own teammates won’t fight for you after big hit - it says a lot about them
Or it says a lot about you
@@shawnthibodeau189 exactly - not all goalies were liked
@@shawnthibodeau189 Lundqvist
It says a lot about the state of the room
I have jumped in from the bench and taken a fight when our goalie was tackled and the guys "out" didnt reacted in time.
So glad the rangers have players that would immediately step up for their goalie now.
imagine hitting igor then turning around to see trouba and reaves skating at you full force lmao
@@antq317 🤣🤣🤣 exactly.
@@antq317 if someone hits Igor there's no chance reaves isn't coming off the bench to join that fight right? Lmao
Who
Brady Skjei was absolutely awful and pathetic, Could not stand him, he saw the play develop right in front of him and did jack to help hank out... smh
There are three categories in this video.
1. Goalies in the 80s getting intentionally flattened
2. Mike Smith droppin' on the deck and floppin' like a fish
3. Fans still being mad at Milan Lucic for not assuming that Ryan Miller was going to be three feet in front of him when he lifted his head going for the puck. Also Mike Smith flopping.
If a goalie is going to leave his crease/the trapezoid, he's gotta be ready to be hit like that. He's not in his position, he's in the skaters' area now.
Smith flops for sure, but they hit on Miller is only a thing because he bitched about it in the media
@@Jake_Broer the Miller thing still makes me laugh because of butthurt Sabres fans. That said, I don't see people demonizing Clifford for his hit on Mrazek, almost the exact same play - though, granted, that play was definitely overshadowed by David Ayres.
Steve Dangle's video lives rent free. "The Toronto Maple Leafs just lost an ACTUAL National Hockey League game to a 42 year old Zamboni driver WHO WORKS FOR THEM!"
@@TheShaggster37 Clifford didn't extend his arms to make more contact like lucic but I guess people see what they want to see.
@@Jake_Broer You should read the rules. Skaters still have to make every effort to avoid contact with the goalie outside of the crease
@@CorrionReap @Ken Sanford let's see you skate at a pylon with your head down - I'll call out a split second before the collision and see what happens when you lift your head.
In a straight line at 15mph, are you gonna have the wherewithal to move out of the way, even though you have the same right to that spot on the ice as the pylon? Or are you going to brace yourself for the contact and continue to play the puck, like someone who isn't a pussy?
It's a hockey play, it wasn't targeting, it was Lucic attempting to win a race to the puck and doing so. Hasek charged out of the crease all the time and never had a skirt put on him just because he was a goalie. Soooooo why is the Miller hit any different? It's not.
1:07 that scream lmao
It was me
I think Mike Smith takes pleasure in getting leveled.
Well in some of the cases, if the goalie wants to play the puck as a player then he should run the possibility of getting hit
A goalie coming out of his crease to play the puck does NOT automatically become "fair game" like any other player. It even says so in the NHL Rulebook. Goalies aren't equipped to endure body checks. They may seem big but their entire equipment is 100% designed to protect against pucks, not bodies. Because of their equipment, goalies fall very awkwardly and body checking them runs a lot more risks than body checking a player. Goalies are ALLOWED to come out and play the puck and you are NOT allowed to body check them when they do so. That's the written rule.
@@T0rche bullshit blathering. If he leave the net, he has right and power to get puck, move, shoot, pass, and even score. While other players don't have same rights to defend from him?
No... if he wants to be protected, he should stay in net area, if he leave, he is going fully into "players" game as player, the hits and body checks are justified.
@@warrax111 Believe what you want, and you can live in a world with your own rules if you wish, but I merely stated the actual rules of the game. If you allow players to fully check a goalie, just like any other player, they won't come out of their net as much and it will affect the flow of the game. It's been tested. It's also just ridiculous to believe that a goalie can defend himself properly against a body check. That's why whenever a player body checks a goalie and the referees deem that it was intentional, it's an automatic penalty, no questions asked, no matter how far out the goalie was. It's not that complicated. A goalie can come out to play the puck. You CAN take the puck away from him, you can even lift his stick, but you CANNOT body check him.
@@T0rche if he is not sure, if he makes it in time to puck, he should not risk it. It's goalie fault, if he going to be checked.
In most of the cases, they were provocateurs. They even didn't check surrounding. They've played victims perfectly.
@@T0rche dude, when you are full speed, you count on it, that ice is eighter empty, or if someone is there, you can bodycheck him, with that speed. If goalie makes player from himself, and going there, player can use him as obstacle to slow down.
2:44 This announcer summed up clearly what you do if someone hits your goalie
3:36 This whole sequence is too satisfying
mike smith is a target
😂😂😂
mike smith acting like he’s in a 10 meter spring board contest
I like how almost every announcer’s reaction is basically “FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT!” lol
Damn! Mike Smith with 4 or 5 Oscar wins in this video. Impressive.
This is the first time Ive seen someone get it right for when to say that
Moral of the story, don't leave the crease if you don't want to get folded
Yup, some guys will take the penalty and fight just to remind you of that.
Hasek is a legend. What a dude. He would have gladly fought his own fight. Hasek was probably the main goalie for the trapezoid rules concerning where a goalie can skate and play the puck. I’m from Montana and a lifelong Flyers fan but Hasek is my second favorite goalie behind Hextall. I really loved watching the Dominator.
Hasek was a great goalie but it was definitely Brodeur that caused the trapezoid rules.
Not even close. Brodeur was the main reason why they created the trapezoid
Brodeur and the Devils. With their neutral zone trap and Brodeur playing sweeper, it was incredibly tough to get anything going offensively against them.
Edler ran Mike Smith twice 😂
lol
I was hoping the Owen Nolan hit on Ed Belfour was included in this compilation. It was glorious. Belfour went ballistic after that and blew the playoff game. Nolan lived rent free in Belfour’s head that series.
That was my favorite. Belfour had lied to the Sharks about wanting to re-sign with them and took off as soon as the season ended, so it was a little payback
Was my favourite too..well executed
Loved seeing that hit every time. Nolan was a beast of a player.
@4:00 best commentator of all time. Miss those days, damn
Half of these are having me ask “where the hell is the guy supposed to go?” Also Mike Smith flopping like a fish is wonderful lol. A couple obvious attempts at injury though. Great video!
When goalies come that far out of the crease they are fair game in my book.
Mike smith jumping each time like a tank hit him. He puts so much hot dog in his falls
The 75% who took the most pathetically-obvious dives (and that's being charitable) diminish the credibility of the others who were actually hit. Most of the behind the net hits happened because the goalie squeezed into the guy against the boards. Seriously, rewatch these and imagine being the other player... When the goalie closes off the pathway behind the net, what can you do? Come to a full stop within a tenth of a second and a five foot stopping distance? And most of those look like the goalie did it intentionally.
First hit:
A real hit. Lined up the goalie from fifteen feet out.
0:48
Nobody goes spread-eagle when they fall
1:20
Was he making up for a ballet class he missed?
2:13
And the Oscar goes to... A more talented actor.
2:20
He got cut from the Olympic high-jump team, so he thought he'd try hockey and show them that he WAS good enough.
2:51
The goalie cut him off. The player even jumped against the glass to avoid hitting the goalie.
3:10
The latest goalie masks are spring-loaded apparently.
3:20
A real hit.
3:52
The goalie set up the collision. Look at where his head is pointed.
Watch his blocker. Spring-loaded perhaps?
4:05
A real hit. He lined up the goalie from twenty feet out. Goalie's reaction still unnecessarily dramatic.
4:44
A real hit. Lined up the goalie from center ice.
4:55
A real hit.
Player made no attempt to avoid a collision. Best goalie response in the video: he fell down. No cartwheels.
I played hockey my whole life, and the worst pansy goaltender I ever met was on my own team. I hated having to stand up for him when I knew that nothing actually happened. It was embarrassing. That being said, if he did actually get hit, I was the first one in 👊
1:14 to 1:30. Miller came out way far from his goalie crease and challenged Lucci for the puck. How is there a penalty on Lucci both of them going for puck? Had Miller taken out Lucci by a hip check nothing be called.
Clean hits
Ahh the old Rock 'em Sock 'em vids
Man half of these goalies didn't even try to move out of the way and just take the hit
yeah goalies shouldn’t expect to get hit lmao
Because they get penalized
Not expecting to get hit as well as not being able to take hits for a goalie is really common. That's why's they shouldn't leave the crease unless there's a line shift or something else to give them time to play the puck however they need to. A lot of these guys were also looking to draw penalties. They really need to rework the rules in this aspect. Goalies are getting too courageous and confident with coming out of the crease and not expecting hits but still somehow expecting to draw penalties if they do get contested. They're really turning goalies into divas by allowing them to play aggressively but not allowing the same in return for the opposing team.
I’m one of those few who thinks if the goalie leaves the crease he’s fair game.
i agree if the crash cant be avoided but goalies should be protected by rules since they have little protection against body checks and might get seriously injured and if goalies only stay in their goal it ruins the flow of a game
1:25 bro if Miller actually hit Lucic with that 360 stick swing I don’t think buddy would have a leg
Looked like it would slash his neck if he was closer, or just hit the chest protector
LOL, the Mike Smith Flops were a great addition.
2:47 doesn't look like it was done on purpose. Looks like he even tried to dodge the goalie by jumping and making himself as flat as possible against the barrier but the goalie stick caught him in the air
Sometimes I think goalies should be allowed to be hit
I think the hit on Ryan Miller should have been legal
If they leave the crease absolutely should be fair game
@Chemist then they shouldn’t initiate contact with players
@@DDG683 I agree if they come out to the boards then they shouldn’t be invincible.
@Chemist then stay in the crease. If you leave, you’re a skater.
Oh my god, your channel has grown so much :D. I remember I started watching you when you had ~50k subscribers
Thanks for the support I appreciate it! 50k seems like forever ago haha
@@DeltaHighlights haha lol
Why is this so satisfying to watch? 😂
This is a good video. Please make more. Your videos are bangers
Every video with smith getting hit put a smile on my face
I mean… if you don’t wanna get hit. Stay in the crease
Goalies are allowed to get hit anyway
@charleynewman4783 ??? Bro I can't tell if you're trying to say they should be or they actually are? It's literally in the rulebook that even out of the crease a goalie is not "fair game"
Never understood why goalies got a free pass. As a winger, I would forecheck on a D man, and if the opportunity came; lay a body on him. If the tender is going to come charging 20 feet out of his net to play D, why can’t I lay him out too? Don’t wanna get hit? Stay in your crease.
To prevent injuries and so he can’t the puck easier
Nice clean hits :)
Awesome video. For any Canadian minor hockey players, coaches and refs watching this, just don't confuse NHL with our rules. Section 8.5 in the 2022-2024 Rulebook specifically states that "the onus [to avoid contact] is always on the attacking player and PLAYERS WHO DO NOT MAKE AN EFFORT TO AVOID THE GOALTENDER MUST BE PENALIZED [capitals mine]". In the clarifying interpretations, it further states "Where an attacking player is tripped, hooked, cross-checked, or otherwise interfered with, falls, and makes contact with the goaltender, THERE MUST BE AN EFFORT BY THE ATTACKING PLAYER TO AVOID MAKING CONTACT WITH THE GOALTENDER. If the player does not make an effort to avoid contact with the goaltender, then they must be penalized for interference with the goaltender. The referee should also penalize the defending player who committed the initial foul under the appropriate rule."
3:13 give that man an Oscar for that dive.
The soccer players of hockey
0:13 - The Ultimate Warrior entrance theme.
Some of those hits were insane!
Holy geez, Smith with the dives.
Love these videos
I have a great one saved from the 1991 Playoffs. Petr Klima hits Jon Casey who was playing the puck behind his net. Casey takes the hit, still makes a pass, and the North Stars breakout the other way. Nobody was fazed. When the goalies didn’t go down, hits were fair game outside the crease. They laid them too!
If you have a link I’d love to possibly use it in a future video
Greatest compilation ever aha
One of the best things I like about hockey is how the other players come to the aid of the goalie if the other team ever messes with them. They don’t have much fighting chances due to all the pads so it makes sense they come help out
The hits are good but you gotta show the aftermath bro!
Sorry mate, pinned comment explains it
@@DeltaHighlights I've never seen an age restriction on hockey fights so I firmly believe you were being too cautious. Make the same video with the fighting included now since you already made money off of this one.
@@munkustrap2 my video NHL “Wholesome” Moments is age-restricted, UA-cam can be pretty random at times, so it’s better to be cautious.
4:01 what a sell job by Hasek
He had that reputation. Amazing goalie, but he did like to embellish.
I completely agree
Glad to see others agreeing on Hasek. He was the best diver from Czech Republic, including all Olympic Divers.
@2:44 "you gotta go at that guy right now!!!!!!" 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
So, is there a rule that you cannot hit the goalie at all (I'm talking about outside the crease)? I don't know hocky rules very well. But a play like 2:10 (and there are many others like it) is just a goalie with the puck behind the net. Any other player would be fair game. But, as soon as the opposing player touches him, the hand goes up for a penalty. So, is it sort of like soccer where you can't just go kick a ball out of the goalie's hands? Once the goalie has control of the puck, you just have to wait until he releases it?
Dear goalies, stay in your net. There should be a rule that if a goalie comes out to play the puck, they’re fair game just like any other player.
Nice hits!
Goalies outside of blue paint are fair game imo
Darn, that are some heavy hits!!!!
that no one will fight for lundqvist is so disrespectful
Is that Don Cherry's Rock 'Em Sock 'Em at the end? I remember watching that on VHS in '94-'95ish when I was 4.
I’m tempted to count how many times Mike smith launched himself in this video…tbh with u I think 75% of these could’ve also been called a dive on the goalie…this is coming from a goalie of 30 years lol
lol I did include some of these “hits” in my goalie embellishments video
really seems like the goalies shouldn't be that far out of the crease and still going for the puck. 0:32 seems like a good example where the goalie made a poor choice. What's the other guy to do?
In my opinion, if a goalie goes outside the crease, he should be fair game! There's a reason you're called a GOALIE! You belong in the GOAL!
yup!
a lot of these were clearly intentional hits.
As a goalie, I agree 100%
@@dcard228 And all of the goalie actions that were part of the hits were also intentional. Right? So...
@@tathrok just because the goalie is out of the crease doesn't mean you're allowed to drive-by elbow them in the side of the head lmao
We need to get 'Goalies reverse hitting players' - Campbell hitting Dakota Joshua just happened in Canucks Oilers game lol
what comes to my eyes first, is how often we see players kind of ''jumping'' just before reaching//hitting the goalie... wtf?
God. Some of these goalie dives are horrendous
what was the name of your channel's old intro song?
Smiles For Us - Chester Thompson
Some of those hits were unnessecary. BOO OILERS
Any goalie who comes out of the net against(at the time) dump and chase oriented teams have to assume they will get collided with.
3:45 perfect
I stand by, that if the goalie has big nuts to leave the crease and get the puck anywhere else besides behind his net, you're free game.
1:27 the guy that nocked him down saw his life flash before his eyes a goalie swinging their stick that hard, I’ve felt that before
The announcer “SOMEBODY HAS TO GO AFTER HIM RIGHT NOW!!!” 🤣🤣🤣
If a goalie dont wanna get hit, dont leave da crease and try to play da puck.
1:28 Ryan Miller trying to hit him with his stick after 😂
I will never understand how Carey Price got mad at Cam Janssen for skating directly in front of the guy and getting bowled over immediately afterwards
I have never had sympathy for a goalie who steps out of the crease to play a puck…especially behind the net.
They have more protective gear than anyone on the ice, yet they get the “white glove” protection. Make ‘em think twice before leaving their “safe space” to play with the big boys. (Of course, over the last 10 years or so, they have been some of the biggest guys on the ice.)
Put ‘em through the freakin’ glass.
Cool hits
Damn that hit on simpson at 3:45
Hope he misplaced some teeth on that one
Alternative title: The Mike Smith highlight reel
Where’s Tootoo on Miller?
I didn’t include it because Tootoo was a bit pushed/guided into Miller
I don’t know why this is so funny to me 😂
Lundqvist gets hammered and the Rangers do nothing about it... As a Rangers fan, this seems about right. Team is always soft.
3:33 in that clip the goalie was just being a complete idiot and it looked almost like he was trying to get hit. A player from his own team was only a couple feet away when he stepped out to go after the puck. DON'T TRY TO PLAY AS A D-MAN WHEN YOU ARE THE GOALTENDER!!!!
Can you do NHL best fan captured moments part 4 and use my videos that are in my “Sports” playlist
You should do nhl at least try moments
Mike Smith try not to flop compilation (IMPOSSIBLE)
Very good
Shocked the Berube hit on Giguère wasnt shown. Lead to like 15 fights in the last 4 minutes of the game between the Flames and Ducks😮
If the goalie leaves the c4ease to play the puck, he is- and should be considered as - an active player. Hits on the goalie should just be - at that point - just "another day on the ices."
If goalies are out of the net with the puck then it should be fair game
A few of those looked worse than they really were. Helmets came flying off real easy. Soccer players would be proud. You play the puck, you might get hit. The ones where his back is turned, those are definitely penalties. Some of the ones where the goalie is out on the side boards with his head up ice....yeah, you're just an extra defenseman with a ton of extra padding on.
Mike Smith was just taking beatings💀
I think if a goalie leaves the crease, he’s fair game. They have the most equipment on, they can take a hit.
wow Mike Smith was really a diving artist!!
Holy shit I miss Don Cherry
Me too! Only canadian celebrity to be as racist as a Texas hillbilly and being introduced in the top10 of Canada's greatest. Shit's hilarious
I love Monty, & wouldn't trade him for the world, but I LOVED Don Cherry's Bruins!
Lundqvist holding the puck having a cup of cofffee…ice up son
I'm a little surprised with some of those newer ones where the goalie was in his trapezoid and got a hit that would be dangerous on anyone to cause an ejection from the game and the teammates were fairly passive about serving justice.
Watching the Montembault play live, I was infuriated, not a single guy even went up and said anything to Kassian after running over their last healthy NHL-caliber goaltender. Pathetic.