Patrick Roy 60 saves vs Bruins (1994 playoffs)
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- April 25, 1994 Patrick Roy's legendary 60-save performance in Game 5 of the Conference Quarterfinal series vs the Boston Bruins
Kirk Muller scores game-winning goal in overtime
Soiree du Hockey on CBC/Radio-Canada
As a Bruins fan, I'm pretty sure I broke my remote after this game!! Unbelievable performance by one of the best goalies of all time.
And honestly, THE best clutch playoff goalie of all time. I remember that streak he had, I believe it was 13 straight playoff OT wins, unreal.
@@amishabe8085 He's the greatest goalie of all time.
@@ElDoobee I think the streak is referred to was over 2 years of playoff games, the one you mention and either the one before or after.
@@amishabe8085 the only 3 time Conn Smythe Trophy winner in NHL history. Kinda blows any arguments against St Patrick of Roy as the greatest of all time right out of the water eh. Cause you just cannot argue with 3 Conn Smythes.
@@yannyburger 4 Stanley Cups with 3 Conn Smythes + NHL record for playoff wins by a goalie. Roy was all about the playoffs, aka the "REAL season" , where pressure and stakes are the highest.
We got so many great goalies in MTL i didnt realised how good Patrick Roy was. Since we got ''the best goalie in the world'' Carey Price i see how good he was, Price isnt 1/3 of what Roy was. He was so constant, not a 3 years span like Thoedore or even Price, he did it year after year after year, plus the guy had so much dog in him. A real hockey player and a great goalie.
Roy was a performer under stress. That’s the huge difference with Price. Price is great, but not constant.
@Murphy Habs Lol. Price is actually a better goalie. You think Roy could play like this in today’s game? Look how slow these players are. Price is so technically sound. Roy was in an era where a good goalie could win you a cup. Not anymore. Though if Price continues his awesome play thus far this post season…perhaps.
Well, as a leafs fan, if you don't want price I will happily take him. Want to bet my team would've made the playoffs more times between 2005-2016? Maybe we would've won that round in the playoffs last year too.
the problem with price is that he can't handle the pressure..!!...Roy would feed on it..!!!!!....as good as he is price will never win the stanley cup..!!!!!
Bro, not to mention that he was playing against the legendary Bourques, Jagr, Gretzky, Lemieux, Yzerman, Hull, Federov, Bure, Sakic, Messier, Selanne, Lidstrom, Moghilny, Forsberg, Lindross, Robitaille, Modano, Leclair, Sundin, Kariya, Yashin and goalies that were excellent as well…. ROY to me is literally King. I went to see him at the Molson center back then and he was the show.
Fun fact, the back up goalie for Montreal is Ron Tugnutt, who made 70 saves in a 3-3 tie against the Bruins 3 years earlier while playing for the Quebec Nordiques
70 SAVES?! That's insane for a starter, never mind a backup goalie!
Shit! Odelein reminds me of Gallagher😢
@@Moda-pf8wthe wasn’t a backup when he was with the norsiques.
@@Moda-pf8wtmost goalies would be a backup as a teammate with Roy.
3 days before, Roy was out with appendicitis. This just adds to how brilliant this was.
Also brilliant is how spectacularly Patty Bratty Rooah BLEW IT the next two games to lose the series. Did you know he lost the series? And, it was ALL HIS FAULT.
@@PuzZLeR_00You’re so cool. Keep telling yourself that. 😂
@@steinburgs Sinden himself will agree with me that you are totally fooled by this clown. So sad.
@@PuzZLeR_00 You’re still so cool. Maybe add another chain to your belt. 😂
@@steinburgs Ok. We've established I'm cool. That was not the point.
I love how you guys keep cheering for this fraudster.
It's actually pretty difficult to use the butterfly style with those old school stand up pads. Patrick Roy and Tony Esposito are true pioneers
Quelle joie de revoir ça! Et de réentendre Claude Quenneville!
Et Gilles Tremblay...
C’était tout un époque !!! Les Russ Courtnall, Stephane Richer, Vincent Damphousse. Etc
Those times are long gone.... what a great rivalry.
l'image est incroyablement clean !wow
60 saves that Amazing👍
The greatest performance from a goaltender in history Montreal Canadiens Legend Patrick Roy
Not sure about that bud 🤣
Roy was similarly great in game three of the '86 Wales Conferences final at the Rangers.
A career game for him. Yes. But, did you know that he BLEW IT the next two games, eliminating the Canadiens?
@@brianshaughnessy4020 Yes, his other career game. Great performance, no doubt.
Better for him that Steve Smith gave him his break that season otherwise this game would've meant nothing after the Oilers would've crushed him.
i worked 2 hard summers as a teen to save up to buy those pads ...some of my fav equipment i ever owned
"Will somebody PLEASE tell Peter Popovic that's a stick he's holding, not a flower?" 😂 Greatest line ever.
Mike Bossy hated him so much!!! He roasted him every time he could!
I love the old goalie stances. This was in the beginning stages of the butterfly stance. pads weren't even set up f or it yet
Significantly heavier than today's pads too.
Peter Papadopoulos for sure. The pads Fleury wears (CCM Premier 2) or the new Axis are as light as a feather.
@@rulinghabs I remember when I first made the switch from those old school goalie pads to today's butterfly-style pads... I felt like gravity wasn't a thing anymore. 😄
If you watch Roy use the butterfly style he only drops down when he has to......Price on the other hand is on his knees constantly. That is the difference between a star and a over rated player who never won anything for Montreal
@@appletile2887 Lol. You know I hope they win it this year just so you can choke on those words. Price is the best in the league. He’s won every trophy EXCEPT a cup and you know why? Because goalies can’t score goals. Good goaltending isn’t enough anymore. Back then Habs could win off of Roy alone. Not in today’s game. Montreal hasn’t had a star center or top goal scorer in Price’s entire career with the Habs. He’s standing on his head this post season
I was SO DAMNED PROUD & 17 year old me got to tell him in person the next day when they had a fanmeeting...☺💜
The commentary brings back memories 😭
That is so true. Reminds me of my father who passed away and loved his HABS on RDS
Roy had appendicitis during this series, had it removed once they were eliminated.
No he got it remove during cux the had a a day of and he still want to gonin the nets
@@tristandumais2059 no he did not. he was in the hospital and missed game 3 but his appendicitis was treated with antibiotics (surgery can be avoided that way sometimes) to wich he responded well (could keep food down, no fever). They removed his appendix after the playoffs. Still impressive.
Been a hockey fan over 30 years and to this day, this (subjectively of course) remains the greatest single-game goaltending performance I ever watched.
That said, it made Game 6/7 hard to stomach. Roy ran out of juice and Montreal's butts were metaphorically out in the breeze...
I was 4 years old playing NHL -93 on Super Nintendo. I have always admired the goalies the most and Patrick Roy and Martin Brodeur were my first favourites. Amazing players that will always be of the 5 greatest ever in my world. Some of the best memories of my childhood watching these amazing plays.
SAAAME. Born in 87.
NHLPA 93 was the best game ever on the Sega Genesis!
i’m an asian/american who lives in southern california. i loved the original NHL Hockey on the genesis.
patrick roy made me a hockey/canadiens fan (then followed him to colorado).
Good ole Patty Roy my idol as a kid, he sure was one of the best we he got in that zone he was tough to beat he was such a fierce competitor ROY 33👍
The Goat.
ahhh the days without train whistles, flashing lights, and corny theme music after every goal.....
And no Jackshit to ruin it.
Patrick roy put a curse on the Canadian, when he left that team it was never the same . And they never won another Stanley cup ever again and probably will never win another ever again.
They kinda did it to themselves.
Especially if the NHL keeps shutting down the season for anything that can possibly come up
No
You can’t say we will NEVER win, never is a long time
@@andreeibich6441 Except he is right. Since Bettman became commissioner of the NHL, no Canadian team has won the cup.
I was at this game wow!
I wanna learn how to speak french just to understand these announcers. They sound excited.
vega21 they say he’s amazing, his performance is unbelievable, and Bruins deserved to win 😜
Goalies were so much better in this era than they are today.
That's not true, back then Hasek was the best, today the top of the league catches at Hašek's level.
@@lukashorak9258 Please, child.
@@jeffl.8489 Im 40, you fool!
Patrick Roy..the GOAT goalie of NHL
I watched ever shot in room full of die hard fans that night. Its was crazy
Saint Patrick was awesome, definitely one of the best, my idol as a kid
I remember cutting the article out of the paper and putting it on my wall
Best goalie in Habs history!
God I loved how Jon Casey would come out as far as he wanted to cut off the angle. A tiny goalie who made himself huge by coming out to the faceoff circle
Robb stauber says hi.
man was looking for this game forever on youtube so thank you . big Patrick Roy fan here , was around 8 years old when he started with the Habs , became my favorite player instantly , everryone talks about game 3 versus the Rangers in 86 when they think of Roy , to me this game in 94 is his best performance ever , too bad they lost that series .
where the hell did you find this ? the quality is amazing
Patrick Richer: In addition to the two games that you mentioned, where would you rank Roy's performance in game four of the '93 SCF?
Don't forget his 63 save shutout in game 4 of the 1996 SC finals.
@@robins5798 : Good one. I forgot all about that epic performance!! BTW, I am no Roy fan, but I do recognize - and appreciate - his greatness.
@@briancusack4386 a pretty good one too , 11 consecutives overtime wins in those playoofs, Roy had ice water in his veins
@@robins5798 a very solid performance too , Beezer and Roy gave us one of the best playoffs goaltending dual ever that night
Pas demain que price sortira ce genre de performance et de façon répétée en playoff. Roy est le plus grand gardien en playoff de tous les temps
I just realized that "Gilles" has almost the same voice as Caius Pupus, the guide in the Twelve Tasks of Asterix
I’m so happy to find this footage!!!! I travelled to Boston to see this crazy game-it was amazing!!! I haven’t been able to find any footage from it until today! Do you have any footage from the next game-game 6 in Montreal? I was at that one too! It was the final ever playoff game at the Forum!
Hašek, against NJ 70 saves and SHOOTOUT!
Hasek made 70 saves in 4 overtimes , Roy in 1 OT , more shots in shorter span , both both pretty impressive
Roy the best!!!
Price n'arrive pas à la cheville de Roy... quel gardien!
Price? Même pas Brodeur ou Hasek se comparent à Roy. Price est venu proche l'an dernier, quand même.
Once Roy left the Habs they were never the same. Halak in 2010 was tough and was getting close to Roy but left.
Halak never had Roy's talent. He just went on a one time run. Habs made a good choice in keeping Price over him.
@@attilaambrus4521 But even Price hasn't been clutch like Roy. He's set plenty of franchise records and been a stable starter for the Habs over the last decade, but hasn't been able to bring it in the playoffs. 2015 might have been a chance, but his team provided little goal support for him.
@@pomerlain8924 He was overblowing Halak's tires so I gave him my opinion on that.
you can't compare, favourably, the best of all time vs random guys. montreal keeps trying to build their team from the net out, too, instead of building a full team. they need to tank for 4 years and do it right.
Pomerlain89 No. He got run into in the 3rd round. I think MTL could’ve beat the Rangers and made the finals. Could they have beat Chicago? Prob not. But Price was on fire that entire year
see how fast patrick gets up after a save, and the fact he doesn't go back and forth on his knees when someone is behind the net with the puck, but follows the whole play upright? Todays goalies could learn something from him. also, he's always following the play, he never stands up when the play is in his end, but keeps the crouch position? also a good habit.
Patrick Roy est toujours 👑 rois dans LNH pour 4coupes Stanley’s le vrai champignon 🍄 qui est devenu champion yeahhhhhhhhhhh 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
GOAT
Yes. Goat indeed. Patty Bratty Rooah absolutely BLEW IT the next two games to get the Habs eliminated. Does anyone mention this?
Habs' Management and President lost their minds when they traded Roy and the Carbonneau, killed the team
Don't like Boston, but these were their best jerseys. Love the plain white shoulders. Same goes for the black aways.
Great performance by Roy, but how does the defence let them get 60 shots on net?
Roy was one of the biggest babies in THE NHL. nothing about his play makes up for that.
Patty Bratty Rooah actually BLEW IT in the next two games, becoming the PURE FAULT in the series loss. Hmmm.... nobody wants to mention this true fact...
Man. Back when hockey was Hockey, and not a game for overprotected princesses.
i have completly let go of hockey 10 years ago.. its total nonsense with no red line and whatever...soon it will be 3 v 3 with soccer nets
Conor had been killed in 90's, with all those +100kg D-mens and clutch 'nd grab hockey with millions of hooking, slashing, interference, minutes of holding without any penalty after all, and don't forget that fighting was a huge part of the game then also! So all those 60-70kg players of todays with arms and legs of twigs NEVER had been drafted in 80's and 90's, not a chance in hell! Plus the equipments in nowadays is so so so much better than in 80's and 90's, so that's almost cheating. Just imagine Mario Lemieux with a modern pair of skates and a composite stick, with the current rules of ZERO obstructing on the stars of the league, sooo 100-150 goals and 250-300 points per season easily then in his prime, when he just jokes and pushes around with all those 70kg D-mens of today, compared with the 193cm and 105kg D-men of 90's....
@@fredrikjansson2487 True, mario would score 2-3 per games now... it was his dream to be protected like that. but on the other hand hockey is so boring now
Amazing how loud the garden was.
I remember this. Too bad Andy Moog did not play.
he was traded for Jon Casey , he was in Dallas at the time
Do you have any more highlights from this series? One of my earliest hockey memories.
Chrisman77 Search for: 1994 playoffs Habs vs Bruins Game 2
@@xthabs789 What about game 7? I tried searching. Nothing....
Saint Patrick😊
C'est fou comment Roy était supérieur à Carey Price. Aucun comparaison possible.
Is it possible to have the game 4 of this series??
And then the habs fans booed him out
Some fans.
Every Habs fan I know respects him and his efforts.
@@Habs1967 the greatest goalie of all time. As evidenced by the fact he is the only 3 time Conn Smythe Trophy winner in NHL history. There simply is just no argument against 3 Conn Smythe's eh. Though honorable mention to the only goalie to ever win back to back Conn Smythe's. Bernie Parent.
Little they knew Roy was the only reason the Canadien was winning Stanley Cup. And OK team with the GOAT goalie
Ha ha. Well hidden fact: Patty Bratty Rooah ABSOLUTELY BLEW IT the next two games to lose the series. It was ALL HIS FAULT after.
Ah Jeremy Jacobs at 4.35 some say it's the last bruins game he ever went to
Unfreekinunbeleavable 🤣🇨🇦😎
Content de lui avoir mis deux buts en 88 à longueuil..
Solid burn...4:43 they mentioned that there are no ghosts at the garden, the color commentator replied, there's no ghosts, those are mice.
Ahh, Roy! 🏆
Le bleu blanc rouge! 💕
“Patrick is the team”!
Things haven’t changed...Carey Price!
Same formula...great goalie...remainder of team: average.
😞
J’avais 14 ans quand j’ai vu cette game sur la télé!
Back when Canadian teams were actually allowed to win the cup... 😤
Except the 93-94 Habs had a good team in front.
Précisément! Moi aussi! 😉
Quel bonne souvenir!
"Y a pas de fantômes. Y a des souris ici."😂
Incroiable!
Where can I find Game 7?!?!?!?!
The winning goal would be overturned today. Glad it wasn't that night, though. Love the Habs, hate the Bruins.
I fail to understand why people keep saying this was a great era in hockey. 1994 marked the beginning of the dead puck era and dominance of the neutral zone trap. Scoring would plummet that year and and continue to decline for the next decade. What was so great about that?
They say it was a great era mostly because it marked the last time we would see Gretzky and Lemieux dominate. The last of the 200 point giants. An achievement that can never happen again in hockey...unless goalie pads are drastically reduced and nets are enlarged? But that's just crazy talk.
Code Khalil Or prohibit butterfly style 😂😂😂
Are you fucking dumb? Scoring was the same in the 2010s as this era fuck head
@@hawksfan5 calm the fuck down
Low scoring is fun if you like goaltending and defense
My cousin kirk 😊
And to think the fans and Tremblay ran him out of town. Unbelievable. Other than a few flashes in the pan, the Habs have been pretty much shit ever since.
Ahhh I am at the good place beacause i am a Montreal fan. Go Habs Go, (6×times)
THE NEXT TWO GAMES…allowed 8 goals on ONLY 56 shots for a terrible .857 save percentage and Habs were eliminated!!! What changed?
This is Price will never be.
Candy Pie is the most overrated ever (okay 2nd perhaps), that he year after year gets rated as "best in league" is a sad joke. He got too many playoffs with sub 90% with a VERY good MTL with very a good defense, and has for now 3 straight weak seasons (including a very very VERY bad one). But hey he will for sure gets top rate din the next season again and same shit with EA's NHL game, which he ALWAYS gets the best overall score of all! Candy Pie doesn't even have 0.00001% of winning mentality of Roy, but he got an Olympics Gold some of you'll for sure countering, but just check out the roster of that Canada team....the best defensive hockey team ever along with the MTL in 70's! Plus just check out how few shots he faced on that tournament, and in the finals he only got easy and weak long shots on him, since the D-mens (no the whole canadian team) of Canada stopped every Swedes from coming even "close" to him...he was barely sweaty after the game.... I has NEVER seen a goalie with such little sweat after a such big game! Just 0.01% of Hasek and Roy completely destroys Candy Pie.
Fredrik Jansson Yeah, talking about Price being great for winning the Olympics is stupid. It wasn’t even a contest for most of the games, not even innthe same league. They coule have put a Peewee goaler in the net and still win.
Also, look at the size of the equipement and how much they had to move around to cover the net compared to today where they just butterfly from post to post.
@@marcbibeau1416 That's my point. Price did start using the technique goalers use nowadays. But jesus christ the way those goalies were playing was terrible. They didn't play art, they just moved everywhere for no reason. Goalies in those days were scored much more then in the current days.
@@EternityGamesVids Not that much. Last year it was 3.02 gpg. In 1994 it was 3.24. 2.99 the year after.
Patrick is at the bench saying how boot youse guy gimme some help, eh?
0:40 _Les caméramans ne savent plus où donner de la lentille_ 😅
Claude Quenneville ne l'avait pas pantoute pour cette partie !
Patrick Roy’s Donald Trump version at the 1 minute mark with the puckered lips lol.
Roy was the last great goaltender Montreal had....if not the best. Price during almost 15 years in the league was only good for 2 1/2 seasons......that isn't greatness......that is a fluke.
Au Québec on est pacifique. On attaque pas...on se protège des attaquants.
Just realized how the Canadian was a terrible team with the greatest goalie of all time
Eat it Bill
I know Montreal had Boston number in history. But in 90's Montreal played Boston 4 times and lost them all. Patrick Roy and the Canadians Couldn't beat the Bruins in the 90's.
Sure. But Bruins still didnt win a Cup in the 90's ... while Roy's Habs won in 1993 (and Roy again in 1996)
Because the Habs didnt play the Bruins in 93 lol. Otherwise Boston wins again. Roy and the Canadians couldn't beat Boston in the 90's.
@@ELWOPPO2010 ... First of all, you absolutely cannot be 100% sure that CanadiENs (not CanadiANs, man. Spelling...) would not have eliminated the Bruins if they had faced each other in 1993. For the simple fact that it didn't happen, they didn't face each other. Every series is independant from the years before and years after. In 1988, the Bruins finally eliminated the Habs even though they were unable to do so for 45 years before that year. Every series is unique and independant.
Same thing for the decade of 2000's : Habs won in 2002, 2004 and 2008... but Boston was able to win in 2009.
Or perhaps you're simply saying that the 1993 Habs weren't strong enough to beat the 1993 Bruins? I sure hope that's not what you're suggesting because Bruins, Nordiques and Habs all got more than 100 points during the regular season. All 3 teams were strong. BUT Bruins choked in the 1st round and got sssssssWEPT by the Sabres. and then the Habs ssssssssWEPT the same Sabres. And to top it all off, they won the Cup.
@@charlesdansereau-menard3347 k Great points ..I can agree.
Just glad that I'm a Bruins fan atm cuz Montreal is a really bad team. Like horrible for several years now.
@@ELWOPPO2010 So yeah, Bruins had the Habs' number in the 1990's , but Zero Cup. While Habs won in 93 (and Roy in 96 as well). It's all about winning the Cup, not necessarily beating Boston or Montreal or any other team. I'm 100% sure that Cam Neely would trade 1 or 2 series won against the Canadiens in the 1990's for the glory of lifting the Cup over his head, which he was never able to do in his great career.
What a dagger Hahahaha
If it wasn't Roy , Bruins would be into next round
They actually went to the next round. Habs lost in 7
Was this the game that he played in despite appendictis effects
CutterHistorical - Interesting- Based on Patrick Roy book " Patrick Roy, Winning, Nothing Else"
The appendix problem started April 20 during practice. Yes, based on his book the time line is correct. Sorry for going into too much detail.
No that much detail is fine
No. Roy missed Game 3 due to his appendix. This was his 2nd game back. This was the best game of his career.
CutterHistorical yes
@@dwm8199 : Correct. It was game 3 that he missed. He was solid in game 4, and spectacular in this game (game 5). Ultimately, the Bruins had the last laugh.
4:32 they say "Harry Sinden in his suit, he ain't scared of the ghosts up there"
and then legend Lionel Duval reply "they don't have ghosts at the garden, they have mices"
HILARIOUS
No one ever mentions Hasek when comparing goalies, as a Canadiens fan and watching most of the greatest goalies ever, Hasek belongs right up with the best, only one season did he have more loses than wins and after 16 seasons with 4 team his gaa was 2.20, name one other goalie that can come close! Patrick Roy isn't in the top 50 alltime, even Carrey Price has a better gaa!
No one ever mentions Hasek? He's mentioned all the freaking time when debating who's the GOAT goalie (rightly so).
Because in the time Roy played it was all offense. The defwnsive strategies started to evolve when the Devils won their 1st cup with Lemaire. It was the start of the dead puck era.
@Joe Licari he's not as suspect as the team in front of him
@Joe Licari Try reading comprehension : Keith was only comparing GAA of Hasek, Roy, Price ... Roy is still a legend (and the best goalie of all times in my opinion) compared to Price.
Hasek was better than Roy.
Roy is no tugnutt
I’m so happy to find this footage!!!! I travelled to Boston to see this crazy game-it was amazing!!! I haven’t been able to find any footage from it until today! Do you have any footage from the next game-game 6 in Montreal? I was at that one too! It was the final ever playoff game at the Forum!