OMG THIS DUDE IS DIFFERENT! NBA fans first time reacting Pavel Datsyuk NHL Highlights

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  • @surudog4929
    @surudog4929 Рік тому +48

    Pavel was a genius. There isn’t a smoother player than him ever. He is a magician. One of the greatest to take to the ice. Humble, hard working and great team player and a winner too.

  • @thedude1316
    @thedude1316 Рік тому +7

    Blackhawks fan here. Datsyuk just breaks ankles, makes people fall and embarrasses goalies. I loved watching him live, even as a Blackhawks fan.

  • @powerface71
    @powerface71 Рік тому +54

    Pavel "The Magic Man" Datsyuk was the greatest "TWO-WAY PLAYER" to ever play in the NHL! He stole more pucks than any other player! The mere fact that all other teams slept on him and the Red Wings snatched him up 171st overall is a testament to how good their scouting was and still is so much better that any other team in the NHL! Watch out for the Red Wings this next season. Trust in the #Yzerplan! #LGRW

    • @iconicfury
      @iconicfury Рік тому

      Datsyuk is currently behind Joe Thorton in career NHL takeaways sadly. Thorton did it in WAY more games played tho.

    • @Stoetz
      @Stoetz Рік тому

      waiting for the wings to tank and get bedard lol

    • @jamesbrown5600
      @jamesbrown5600 10 місяців тому +1

      Supposedly, the story goes, and this is all from memory so forgive me if I might not have every detail totally accurate, I heard this many years ago; the night the Red Wings long time European & Russian Super-scout Hakken Andersson discovered Pavel Datsuyk - (he also discovered Henrik Zetterburg, Nicklas Lidstrom & Sergi Federov) - he was in St. Petersburgh Russia to scout 2 other players, Datsuyk was playing his first game at that level of pro hockey in Russia and Andersson had not ever heard of Datsuyk. Andersson says from moment one in that game he couldn't take his eyes off Datsuyk. He said Datsuyk was by far the best player on the ice but he was only 5'-7" and 160lbs way to small it was thought to compete in the NHL. Andersson let the Red Wings know about this prodigiously talented two-way forward and the Red Wings ended up drafting him, and he grew a bit in the meantime. IMHO Datsuyk is a top 20 all time player and he should be in the Hall of Fame when he is eligible.

  • @XxDarkchaos
    @XxDarkchaos Рік тому +38

    I really miss seeing him in the NHL. He made that shit fun to watch!

  • @chawveldatsyuk7882
    @chawveldatsyuk7882 Рік тому +46

    the way he moves his body with the puck is just poetry, his deception and hockey iq was insane. one of the best 2 way players of all time

    • @travisskeans2511
      @travisskeans2511 8 місяців тому +1

      Someone who will never be in the discussion as the greatest of all time. But I can't think of anyone who could challenge him in a 1 v 1.

    • @chawveldatsyuk7882
      @chawveldatsyuk7882 8 місяців тому +1

      @@travisskeans2511 your mom is in the discussion of all time greats

    • @travisskeans2511
      @travisskeans2511 8 місяців тому

      @@chawveldatsyuk7882 grow up

  • @acemodez3169
    @acemodez3169 Рік тому +4

    This video only scratches the surface of great Datsyuk plays. You can check out Datsyuk goal show, or assist show, or deke show, or I forget how many other shows Datsyuk has

  • @sweetswing1
    @sweetswing1 Рік тому +25

    Best hands all time.

  • @macauleyroman2311
    @macauleyroman2311 Рік тому +4

    best hands in the history of the nhl imo

  • @caseyczarnomski8054
    @caseyczarnomski8054 9 місяців тому +2

    When I saw Sergei Federov passing to teammates over opponents sticks and scoring 50+ goals a season I knew I was seeing something special. When I saw Pavel Datsyuk do the same thing I instantly recognized we had found an amazing player. Datsyuk's puck control was unmatched, but he didn't get the 50+ goal seasons of his predecessors due to a few differences in team build and his defensive play style. If you want to see some eye popping scoring and puck control watch some Sergei Federov (especially with the Russian 5: Larionov, Konstantinov, Kozlov, Federov, and Fetisov). The final piece to the Russian 5 cost us big, trading Ray Sheppard who was another 50+ goal scorer to get Larionov, but Larionov was the missing ingredient to make everything blend perfectly together.

  • @Ashes1032
    @Ashes1032 Рік тому +5

    Datsyuk is simply amazing.

  • @ericlouttit3370
    @ericlouttit3370 Рік тому +10

    He was my favorite player growing up

  • @MrButchBouchard
    @MrButchBouchard Рік тому +11

    (forgive my english ) Datsyuk was so skilled.. that he could break any record , but he was a defensive player 1st. that s why he win 4 stanley cup. Team pass 1st before himself. Commentator over the year create a dictionnary about its name , Datsukian , DatsyukDeke , Magic Man , Datsyuked , etc.. lol

  • @screepyspooks8794
    @screepyspooks8794 Рік тому +53

    Speaking from credentials seeing as I actually played at a pro level datsyuk is 100% without a doubt in the top five all time players to ever play the game

    • @samchaudhary7743
      @samchaudhary7743 Рік тому +2

      Woww that says something considering he was drafted 171st overall. Truly a generational "gem". Def. my fav athlete of ALL-TIME!

    • @JbBackFeeble
      @JbBackFeeble Рік тому

      @@samchaudhary7743 honestly hockey is one of those sports where some of your best players are ones that you don’t realize are gonna be that for you until like 5 years in. Then all of a sudden they’re absolutely unstoppable or sometimes it’s just immediate. Some players game just translates better to the nhl kinda thing which is dope but also in other equations it can be bad. For example , I’m sure there’s some amazing players out there who just aren’t right for the minors or Europe leagues. The play is definitely a lot different. Those players although they aren’t great there could be amazing in the nhl for a long time but just never get the chance

    • @ghost-whitesand9447
      @ghost-whitesand9447 Рік тому +6

      @@JbBackFeeble yup, Lidstrom was drafted late in the third round of his draft but he finished his career as one of the best defenseman ever.

    • @ItsKyleMang
      @ItsKyleMang Рік тому +4

      He changed the sport by just playing.

    • @drewheller7400
      @drewheller7400 Рік тому

      @@ghost-whitesand9447 let us not forget Martin St Louis. Went undrafted and ended up one of the best

  • @ronalddelrosario7405
    @ronalddelrosario7405 Рік тому +5

    You know a dude's special if he invents a move that's named after him. He demonstrated "The Datsyuk" a few times in those highlights where he goes in alone on a breakaway or shootout, fakes a shot, then drags the puck past the fallen goalie and shoots into the open net. A bunch of players use that move now and it's very effective.

  • @aaronkimball7092
    @aaronkimball7092 Рік тому +4

    Sergei Federov was also a certified DAWG. Fastest skater of his era

  • @ripsaw2322
    @ripsaw2322 Рік тому +3

    The Dominator" Dominik Hasek Career Highlights. Watch that, you'll never forget the Dominator.

  • @williamwitt6212
    @williamwitt6212 Рік тому +2

    Pavel Datsyuk was the Jason Kidd of the NHL: his game IQ was off the charts.

  • @midnightcaptain8344
    @midnightcaptain8344 11 місяців тому +4

    As a wings fan I got to go down to the joe and watch pavel play so many games. It was a privilege.

  • @Diego-pk1kv
    @Diego-pk1kv Рік тому +9

    Pavel Datsyuk Best creative player to play the modern game ! GOAT MAGIC MAN

  • @QuackAttack
    @QuackAttack Рік тому +17

    His nickname is "Magic Man" and no explanation is needed on why... I think he retired this year as well (not from the NHL tho, he went back to play in the Russian leagues for a few years)

  • @jasonbeck6104
    @jasonbeck6104 Рік тому +3

    On the other side Vladimir Konstantinov one seriously mean defenseman... Highly skilled too.

  • @primary2630
    @primary2630 Рік тому +11

    He is one of the best ever stickhandler's, he could keep the puck away from you in a telephone booth. He has insane game sense, he just knows where to put the puck and where/how people will try to take it from him. He was #1 for takeaways in the NHL (stealing the puck from an opponent's control) while he played, it is now owned by the big Joe Thornton who is also an NHL legend.

  • @davidfoxall8765
    @davidfoxall8765 6 місяців тому +1

    He was just so much fun to watch... every time he was on the ice, you waited for his magic! Above that, he was a quiet professional and a gentleman.

  • @AMan_629
    @AMan_629 Рік тому +14

    It shouldn’t be legal for him to be this good on offense while also being one of the best defensive forwards of his era. He’s my favorite player ever and was the reason I became a hockey fan.

    • @jamesbrown5600
      @jamesbrown5600 10 місяців тому +3

      He was on a line with Bret Hull and Hank Zetterburg called the "Two Kids and an Old Goat Line" and they were great together. Datsuyk's passing skills are nearly unmatched, the way he could pass backwards to an open teammate and put that pass, without looking right on the tape was like he actually had eyes in the back of his head, he was amazing.

    • @christineharrison7815
      @christineharrison7815 6 місяців тому

      He was truly magnificent

  • @ItsJ40
    @ItsJ40 9 місяців тому +7

    The magic man himself!! He will always be a top player!!

  • @Adam-vs2in
    @Adam-vs2in 10 місяців тому +4

    I’ve had the privilege of seeing him play several games in person. Not only was he amazing to watch, he’s an amazing humble person as well. He never ever said anything to anyone and just did his talking with the stick.
    Thanks for reacting to him.

  • @matturibe5256
    @matturibe5256 8 місяців тому +4

    Thee guy was the best ever dangles and two way player ever!!! No one could make those moves. Its modern day and many of the players now learned from the best. Pavel was insane to watch. I recommend watching his career highlights on youtube its like 25 mins of magic.

  • @catherinelynnfraser2001
    @catherinelynnfraser2001 Рік тому +18

    His passing is transcendent. Solid on defence and a gentleman on and off the ice. He was a consistent Lady Byng winner.

  • @chawveldatsyuk7882
    @chawveldatsyuk7882 Рік тому +6

    yooo this is dope, long live the magic man!!

  • @scorpiothegreat1
    @scorpiothegreat1 Рік тому +4

    The Allen Iverson of Hockey

  • @aaronkimball7092
    @aaronkimball7092 Рік тому +4

    To me, datsyuk highlights are the equivalent of Barry highlights in football. You can watch em all day.

  • @Sagnasty17
    @Sagnasty17 Рік тому +6

    One of my goats! Pav was unreal

  • @thomas-mc1tp
    @thomas-mc1tp Рік тому +7

    Unbelievable hands and vision

  • @tcith429
    @tcith429 Рік тому +25

    He is just so incredibly fast. You can't really tell on tv - first time I saw him live, he goes through that end so fast you can't track him. Watch the explanation of The Brawl in Hockeytown.

    • @dunsonhouse
      @dunsonhouse  Рік тому +2

      Appreciate the comment family

    • @catherinelynnfraser2001
      @catherinelynnfraser2001 Рік тому +7

      He also controlled his speed incredibly well. His edge work is next level.

    • @helmedon
      @helmedon Рік тому +6

      He wasn't actually that fast, but he was quick and used the speed he did have efficiently. If he had like Fedorov speed he would have been unstoppable.

    • @JbBackFeeble
      @JbBackFeeble Рік тому +4

      Bro the stories I’ve heard are unreal. I’ve unfortunately not got to see him live , but growing up my neighbor was Daniel cleary and he played with him on the red wings and after he brought the cup home , he told some wild stories about when he played with pavel. He said that pavel is by far the most obsessive player he’s ever played with and also like you said just insanely fast but doesn’t even look it unless you really see it in person. I can only imagine how it looked at a practice 😂😂

    • @JbBackFeeble
      @JbBackFeeble Рік тому +6

      @@helmedon he was just faster overall but not in a straight line. He was very smooth and consistent and had insane edge work so through the moves he was doing , although he wasn’t hard to keep up with just going straight , tryna chase him was probably an absolute nightmare.

  • @caleb-dx7yd
    @caleb-dx7yd 6 місяців тому +1

    The amazing thing about Datsyuk is he would do stuff like this every game. He would do stuff like this just to get a pass to someone. Certainly the most entertaining player I have ever watched.

  • @johntronite2977
    @johntronite2977 Рік тому +5

    the magician...one of the best puck handlers of all time.

  • @mattcraig163
    @mattcraig163 10 місяців тому +2

    Red Wings fan here and I really appreciate you guys diving in to some Datsyuk highlights. He was a joy to watch and its awesome to see him still inspiring sports fans. Thanks guys

  • @drysiftwizard3469
    @drysiftwizard3469 Рік тому +6

    Datsyuk was the best dangler ever. Connor is close but he doesnt dangle the same..his speed is his weapon. Currently its probably Pastrnak or Petterson for dangles in the NHL

  • @danielarmitage1646
    @danielarmitage1646 Рік тому +4

    This is just so good,,, Much love from Uganda

  • @vorpalblades
    @vorpalblades Місяць тому +1

    Fucking legendary.
    Greatest all around player. No one comes close.
    He was like a fuckin' wraith, cutting through whole teams.

  • @dacrosber
    @dacrosber 10 місяців тому +1

    His nickname is the “magic man”! Because his stick handling skills are some of the best that the NHL has ever seen!

  • @TheSwede9
    @TheSwede9 Рік тому +13

    I just dig ya'lls vibe and checking out NHL is awesome, Datsyuk was a beast. Back in the day when I was trading hockeycards he was my favorite

  • @gordieparenteau6555
    @gordieparenteau6555 Рік тому +8

    The Detroit Red Wings jersey is a classic of classics in the world of professional sports.
    Though I still say my Montrèal Canadiens have the greatest of them all.

  • @dirks9674
    @dirks9674 2 місяці тому +2

    This was the redwings STL hated but also respected, Pavel is in his own lane.

  • @girthypeen2351
    @girthypeen2351 Рік тому +4

    Patrick Kane has the next best highlight reel next to this guy check him out

  • @atides33
    @atides33 Рік тому +3

    Datsyuk moved his body on the ice the way Barry Sanders moved on the football field.

  • @joshbullard6057
    @joshbullard6057 Рік тому +2

    This guys basically the Allen iverson of hockey invented moves crazy skilled

  • @brandonc6916
    @brandonc6916 Рік тому +3

    Nothin like the winged wheel on top of that red and white, boys

  • @Torgo1969
    @Torgo1969 5 місяців тому +1

    He was really something special. We miss him so much here in Detroit.

  • @pali1H
    @pali1H 2 місяці тому +1

    Called the Magic man for a reason. He was like the Barry Sanders of hockey. Can go any direction at any time, with the puck. Much harder than it looks.

  • @stasia448
    @stasia448 Рік тому +4

    Datsyuk is the 🐐

  • @patrickbanks9183
    @patrickbanks9183 2 місяці тому +1

    Pavi is my favorite wing of all time,I was blessed to grow up a wings fan watching him

  • @travisrozema7034
    @travisrozema7034 Рік тому +9

    U should check out one of the greatest rivalries in hockey between the Detroit Red Wings and the Colorado Avalanche in the late 90's, a great video is How one violent hit snowballed into years of championship hockey

  • @josiahrhodes3981
    @josiahrhodes3981 Рік тому +8

    They didn't have his best move on here. He moved his stick so fast over the puck on a break that it looked like rubber and froze the goalie. Just sick. Gotta check out Mario Lemieux for sure. Super Mario was next level.

  • @hankhyten
    @hankhyten Рік тому +2

    It's so fun seeing other people enjoy hockey! It's an amazing sport! Watch Cale Makar, Top 10 Plays of 2021-2022.

  • @mattb-zo7ws
    @mattb-zo7ws Рік тому +3

    Honestly you guys just watched probably one of the best puck handlers to pick up a stick the guy was an absolute cheat code and from what I heard he was almost completely pigeon toed

  • @vNasttyy
    @vNasttyy 11 місяців тому +2

    One of the most deceptive and silky smooth players to ever lace them up

  • @derekrivera7344
    @derekrivera7344 Рік тому +4

    Subbed for this content. Awesome seeing sports fans experience hockey for the first time and enjoy it. Keep it up guys

  • @Slanderx
    @Slanderx 10 місяців тому +1

    Datsyuk could thread a needle with a puck. Amazing player.

  • @julianwaters7192
    @julianwaters7192 Рік тому +3

    Great reaction guys 👍

  • @steaknshake3368
    @steaknshake3368 Рік тому +2

    Barry Sanders of Hockey.
    The Magic Man🏒

  • @ChrisCardenDrums
    @ChrisCardenDrums Рік тому +2

    Most elusive player to ever lace em up. Eventually the league stopped even trying to play his stick, but if defenseman tried to play his body, they ended up with their butt on the ice, as seen
    He grew up in a very remote village in Russia. He said there were only a few pucks in the village, and the kids would all just play keepaway.
    As a former defenseman, he would have driven me nuts like I swear coach I had him squared up then he was just gone haha

  • @derfman1792
    @derfman1792 Рік тому +3

    Other than Connor McDavid and Pavel Datsyuk, here’s some highly skilled hockey players you guys might enjoy reacting to:
    1. Wayne Gretzky 2. Mario Lemieux 3. Steve Yzerman 4. Pavel Bure 5. Alex Kovalev 6. Jaromir Jagr 7. Sydney Crosby 8. Alex Ovechkin 9. Patrick Kane 10. Nikita Kucherov

    • @jeffreywilliams9349
      @jeffreywilliams9349 Рік тому +1

      As far as fun to watch, none of those come close to #13. They should have started with your list and worked their way up to Pavel.

  • @akumasdeception
    @akumasdeception Рік тому +3

    Datsyuk is the Messi of Hockey

  • @kenvelickoff4275
    @kenvelickoff4275 Рік тому +2

    We've been blessed with 2 magic men Barry sanders Pavel

  • @Clyde_Frog
    @Clyde_Frog 10 місяців тому +4

    God I miss Pavel

  • @michaelalucy1971
    @michaelalucy1971 Рік тому +2

    Datsyuk is Iberian on ice!!!

  • @kille5454
    @kille5454 Рік тому +2

    Here for hockey reactions

  • @kyleramos1255
    @kyleramos1255 Рік тому +2

    thats Detroits old crown jewel man haha the magic man himself. he recently just retired in russia not too long ago

  • @danielsmith6896
    @danielsmith6896 11 місяців тому +2

    Now you need to do the other Pavel: Pavel Bure.

  • @user-ms2ys8bq6y
    @user-ms2ys8bq6y 6 місяців тому

    I read some some of the comments and the eyes do not lie. Datsyuk play was "a thing of beauty". As a kid --70's -- my Dad introduced me to the Brazilian style of Football which was highly skilled and a "thing of beauty" to the eyes. My Dad also introduced me to the Russian style of hockey.
    The Russians took the hockey manual and applied football and basketball skill tactics and training to it. That's why we see cycling tipped shots and passes unit play break outs as a unit playing off wing drop passes and dummy runs and dolphin passes today. Datsyuk stamped his own autograph to it.
    Hockey should be like Jasper and Banff--rugged beauty.
    For anything in life stepping away helps one think outside the box. You never know what unique skill application or thought process can be applied to your particular endeavor. It is like refreshing the eyes and mind.

  • @Pierce-xb6vi
    @Pierce-xb6vi 5 місяців тому

    Pavel is considered by most,present and past, players to be the best to ever play. No one has hands like him,no one could skate like him,and no one will ever have the highlight reels that he does. They didn't nickname him magic man for nothing. I'm Russian so I'm biased already but he will go down as my favorite all time player(sorry Ovi)

  • @TheBettaBet
    @TheBettaBet Рік тому

    I subbed after this, love seeing sports fans giving hockey a chance. Once you start liking a team it’s over, fan for life. If y’all got any hockey questions or ideas for players on videos just holler. Been a die hard since I was born. If either of you want a Vancouver Canucks jersey and don’t have a team yet, I might have to bribe you two with a jersey to show some VanCity love. We have some of the best looking jerseys out there imo

  • @tomace194
    @tomace194 4 місяці тому

    The speed of hockey is next to none in a contact sport. Can bare fist fight, no out of bounds, ice and boards are hard. The puck is hard and being shot at 100 mph plus. Hockey is the best sport on earth.

  • @hellomotoCoop
    @hellomotoCoop Рік тому +4

    React to Crosby hes a generational talent and was the best player in the world before Mcdavid

    • @bozidarborojevic4131
      @bozidarborojevic4131 Рік тому +4

      Pavel Datsyuk and Nicklas Lidstorm best players of modern era

    • @catherinelynnfraser2001
      @catherinelynnfraser2001 Рік тому

      Crosby is multitalented. His handles are great, his edge work is on another level and his behind the net play is brilliant. He’s clutch too.

  • @musicclassic5938
    @musicclassic5938 9 місяців тому

    Datsyuk has coordination of best black basketball players.

  • @MrVisde
    @MrVisde Рік тому +1

    Datsyuk was the Barry Sanders of the NHL…you just couldn’t touch him and you’d look silly if you tried 😅

  • @Makers745
    @Makers745 2 місяці тому

    Hard to understand for a non hockey player how crazy that breakaway move is

  • @briansmith6791
    @briansmith6791 Рік тому

    Ice Hockey, this modern version, and Basketball, Baseball and Football were all invented by Canadians. As a Canadian, who grew up playing hockey and as a proud fan, you are welcome! and you can have basketball!
    This rough style of hockey is Canadian Hockey. It is the reason why Canada is the dominate hockey nation in the world - more than twice as many intetnational wins/medals than the next closest country - Russia. Thankfully, some US players and leagues have adopted the Canadian style of hockey and avoid the European Style of hockey.
    The NHL was a Canadian league that expanded into the USA. Historically, most NHL players are Canadian, but that has dropped from almost 100% down to 50% today. Even hockey teams in the USA are half Canadian players or more.
    Hockey pucks are vulcanized rubber that are frozen for game use, reduces bouncing of puck. Pucks are shot at average speeds of 88 mph up to about 110 mph.
    The glass is 1/2 inch thick safety glass. The boards, can move a little, but are not padded and are boards, hard.
    Body and Hip checks are legal providing 1) the head is not the initial point of contact 2) you can't your elbow or knee, 3) you don't hit people from behind, on the numbers on back of jersey and 4) hip checks must be above the knee.
    Hockey players move at speeds of up to 28 mph and collisions between two players can occur at over 50 mph. Even though hockey players are app 20% smaller than NFL players, NHL Hockey hits are known to be over 20% harder than NFL or rugby. Then they land on ice or are smashed into boards - lol can't run out of bounds, in hockey, to avoid getting hit.
    You are not allowed to hit anyone with your stick, unless it was a follow- through on a shot.
    Fighting is illegal and results in at least a 5 min penalty or more. Fighting usually results in response to a dirty play/player - retribution and punishment - see ' the code'
    Hockey players do not stay down unless they are really hurt, normally they pop back up and keep playing - other sports could LEARN from this
    Most common hockey injuries are stitches and loosing teeth aka 'spitting chicklets' - when this happens, hockey players don't usually even miss a shift
    Hockey players play through the pain on broken legs, broken feet, broken jaws, noses and facial bones. If at all humanly or inhumanly possible, hockey players finish their shift, the game and the series.
    Ice Hockey is rated as the SECOND most difficult and tough sport, just behind boxing. Less than a 1% difference between the two. It is followed by football, mma....but who really cares about that.
    Each game is a full 60 minutes, made up of three 20 min periods. The clock is stopped when game play is halted.
    The NHL regular season is 82 games ( also has pre-season) and Stanley Cup Playoffs where you must win '4' best of 7 series, hence a minimun of 16 games to a maximum of 28 games played! An entire football season just to win the cup! Hence, it is the hardest trophy in professional sports to win! Finally,
    THERE IS NOTHING LIKE
    PLAY-OFF HOCKEY!

  • @romanlitvin-777
    @romanlitvin-777 10 місяців тому +1

    Пашка навсегда!

  • @DerylEagle46
    @DerylEagle46 Рік тому

    Sticking to the Red Wings theme, check out Nicholas Kronwall and his hits. They even gave a name for them - getting "Kronwalled".

  • @auriorbis319
    @auriorbis319 Рік тому

    Love that "m...m.m.m" on the beat of music 7:12 😄

  • @MrRobbledobble
    @MrRobbledobble Рік тому +1

    You started big. This guy prolly has the best highlight reels in the nhl. GO HABS tho

  • @paulhughes4117
    @paulhughes4117 Рік тому +1

    Look into Sydney Crosby or Alexander Ovechkin next.

  • @oliverlysz8591
    @oliverlysz8591 Місяць тому

    He was the sickest, and most modest player ever. Could of led the league in pts most years but always tried to setup his teammates

  • @christineharrison7815
    @christineharrison7815 6 місяців тому +1

    For his time…was the most watched player by the other players

  • @dippers26
    @dippers26 Рік тому +2

    patrick kane or alex ovechkin next

  • @joelsvensson1240
    @joelsvensson1240 Рік тому +2

    Peter Forsberg next!

    • @joelsvensson1240
      @joelsvensson1240 Рік тому

      or Sedin brothers: ua-cam.com/video/Us-DMGqjxfs/v-deo.html&ab_channel=blaurg

  • @mw5885
    @mw5885 Рік тому +1

    Theres a reason his nickname is the magic man

  • @xCrazyHorse13x
    @xCrazyHorse13x 10 місяців тому +1

    #Goat13

  • @IHaveTheSchwartz
    @IHaveTheSchwartz 5 місяців тому

    The Magic Man is proof of alien life.

  • @daphneporter856
    @daphneporter856 Рік тому

    Gretzky ... Was glad to see the end of his playing days wish I say the early years. The GOAT in many peoples opinion.

  • @Marty-72
    @Marty-72 Рік тому +1

    Chek out hockey big hits highlights im sure you'll love it!! Love the dangle videos too tho! Check out Sidney Crosby highlights, Austin Matthews, Patrick Kane, Peter Forsberg and defense Cale Makar there all Elite

  • @righteous247
    @righteous247 10 місяців тому

    His hands/dangles are no different than Allen Iverson testing people's ankular fortitude

  • @lamadesurvivor5216
    @lamadesurvivor5216 Рік тому

    Bro is like Kyrie on ice!

  • @NoooootABigDeal
    @NoooootABigDeal Рік тому +1

    You guys have to react to NHL knockouts! And why fighting is allowed in hockey

  • @user-mb4bw5st6q
    @user-mb4bw5st6q Рік тому

    Unreal rasha boy!

  • @pasquinitec
    @pasquinitec 10 місяців тому +1

    you guys know your sports. Datsyuk is the best ever!, I love connor, Grosby, Ove, but Daysyuk, was the most innovative.

  • @horsekick6124
    @horsekick6124 Рік тому +1

    React to Patrick Kane dangles. He's like Kyrie Irving on skates.

  • @johnwilson2414
    @johnwilson2414 10 місяців тому

    Pavs, is retired from the NHL. He is one of my beloved red wings greatest players.