Thanks you guys so much for all the love and support!! Many more vids to come I’m here back with this style vid every Friday about the NHL and got some golf ones every Monday!! You guys are the best and am sending all good energy to everyone of you that commented🤙🏼🤙🏼
Such a great perspective, these NHL stories are absolutely fire! I think you’re on to something here…and by the way I think your character is in the same company as those you are praising 🎉
Exactly - tired of the PR talk post-game. Let’s hear the real stuff. Golfers like Bryson Dechambeau have taken control of their social media and create their own content. Why not hockey players, too?
I’ll never forget what this guy did for my Arizona Coyotes franchise mode in NHL 18 when he grew to a 93 overall medium elite. 6x cup winner, 8x Art Ross trophy winner, 6x Hart trophy winner, 2x Maurice Richard trophy winner, led the Coyotes franchise in all-time points with I think 1400ish, and played his whole career with the franchise. You’ll always be remembered, you’ll always be missed. Thank you Pearls!
@@lanemars You might be right on that one actually. But either way, I’m glad to see this guy is a class act and genuinely a great guy. I wish his longevity could’ve been there in the league a bit more, but he still got to live the dream. Not many people can say they did what he did.
Jonathan Toews will always have my respect. Back during the lockout in 2012/13 I worked at a rink that Toews and a bunch of the Blackhawks and other NHLers that lived in/near Chicago rented out to practice/scrimmage together while the teams weren't officially practicing (if I remember correctly Toews was the one primarily organizing these pick-ups). The had about 4 or 5 of them over the course of a couple weeks. And though these were in the middle of the school/work day and though they were trying to keep things fairly quiet word had started to get out, and being a public rink people were coming by to watch. This was middle-of-dynasty prime Blackhawks so people were pretty excited about this when they found out. The first one had only a dozen or so spectators, but by the time the last one rolled around, there must've been between 150 and 200 people (maybe more) that showed up to watch. Now some of the other guys would sneak out the back door to try and not deal with the fans/crowd, but each time Toews left through the front door and talked to/signed autographs/took pictures with EVERY. SINGLE. FAN. that wanted to meet him. That last day he must've stuck around for almost 2 hours after he got off the ice just being there for the fans with a smile on his face the entire time. That impressed me as much as his skills on the ice. Class act.
That was the year they had the best record in hockey ,percentage wise. Kenny McCudden was helping them through those sessions if I remember right. Skills coach for the Capitols now. That team was SO good
Man, every time ex-Blackhawks players talk about Toews, I think he was literally born to be a captain. The stories about interactions or instances with him always seem to have impacted his ex-teammates on a deep, personal level because he makes people feel seen, regardless of their position on the team. What a great guy. I hope we get to see him play again one day but if not I do hope he’s enjoying life and getting healthy again.
@@jonathandrouin8717 you know you can just say you dislike Toews for no real reason and go right? You don’t need to cite incidents that you either simply haven’t read up on with critical thinking engaged or learned about through unreliable sources.
Toews.. Crosby.. I wonder if it has something to do with where they both grew up.. Coal Harbor BC? They were both born to be leaders,.. so humble, so well liked & respected by everyone! I believe that Nathan McKinnon is also from there as well! All 3 are future HOFers!😂
Sorry about this. .. There is always one person in every video who ruins it for everyone else! Some people just aren't happy unless they are the center of attention & their comments cause some kind of unnecessary controversy! Instead of them listening to some great stories.. enjoying hearing them & smiling.. saying nothing negative & scrolling on by. I'm guessing that if the stalker fan doesn't hear about it .. then it didn't happen & this former teammate of his is wrong! What is wrong with people?
Here's a Mike Smith story: I took my sons to public practice when Mike was the Stars goalie. After the skate players were tossing pucks, etc to the older kids while I had my 4 year old on my shoulders, crying because he was too small to get in the mix to get anything. Mike saw this and motioned me over. He kept his stick out of the reach of of grabby parents and made sure my son got it. Of course, it cheered him up instantly and I won't forget him being extra thoughtful to my little kid. Since his name came up in this video I'll take the opportunity to say 'Thanks, Mike!' publicly.
That Toews story about him telling the coach to put you back out there was awesome. As a former player at pretty high level that wouldve been the biggest boost.
Steve Dangle made a video (I think) around the time of the off-season prior to this season, in which he broke down just how rare it is to even score one. Definitely worth checking out
Watching this video makes you realize how important it is to have strong veteran leadership on the team. Loved hearing how Towes made a point to break down the “team cliques” and build a cohesive squad. True leadership.
I was pleasantly surprised by this content. I was just reminiscing the other night with my dad about the first time i saw an NHL player. It was during a game in our small town arena and Greg Terrion who played for Toronto and came back to his home town to play as a guest on one of the teams just for fun... I remember hearing his skates on the ice sounded like he was carving through the ice and he made every player i thought was hot stuff look like literal babies. He was basically untouchable with the puck and he was just an average player in the NHL. The next time i saw him was when he got a team organized for a baseball tournament. Him and his brothers were on a team... Everytime these boys stepped up to the plate... Smuck! Without any effort homerun into the river... To see professional atheletes play sports even for fun... They are like on a different planet. So respect for being able to play at that level...
Former OHL cameraman for The North Bay Battalion here. Brendan, I am glad to have witnessed you grow at a professional level when you were with The Niagara Ice Dogs.
This was so refreshing. The story about almost taking Smith out in the warm up was funny. Congrats on a career in the NHL you guys are so skilled it’s crazy.
That's a sweet video, dude. It's cool to hear stories beyond the press releases. I was at a wedding in the summer of 2017, where I met most of the LA Kings. Being 6'4 it's pretty rare I am in a room full of tall people, so that was the first thing I noticed. Those guys were super friendly and laid back. Aside from a couple of huge egos, they were terrific. Beautiful wedding on top of snowbird in Utah. They can party. Dear god, can they party.
Great video, Brendan 'Lamborghini Scorelini' Perlini as we Oilers fans loved to call you! You were for sure a fan favorite on the online Oilers Reddit forum and as a fan I appreciate you for your time in Edmonton! All the best and I hope you can 'come home' during a playoff run because I know you'd get a ton of applause!
Lamborghini Perlini!!! Was fun to watch you here in Edmonton, you didn't play here for that long unfortunately but you were definitely a fan favourite while you were here! Really cool video brother hope to see a part 2 soon, stay well!
This guy knows ahaha absolutely a fan favorite here in Edmonton, I wanna say it was preseason in 2021 or 22 when Perlini came and and starting running up our goals. I'll never forget the Lamborghini Perlini!!
I remember a game I was at when you scored a big goal for us sometime in the regular season. The arena got kinda quiet at some point shortly after you scored for some reason so I got up and yelled "LAMBORGHINI PERLINI!" I was pretty high up so you probably didn't hear shit but my section loved it haha Miss you on the Oil man, good to see ya doin well!
I was genuinely mad when they stopped playing him in Edmonton. You could tell he brought a great energy and vibe to the team, and he could shoot! Didn’t understand why he got sent down. I will never forget the speech he had when asked about the losing streak Edmonton was on. It made me laugh and smile and I was just like wow I love this dude! KEEP HIM 😃
@@Bubzp11 the punchline to that story I thought was really funny. Your video in general I thought was really well done and interesting. I just subscribed and I hope their is more content like that in future.
My girlfriend eats everything from a bowl while I always choose a plate. But she eats ice cream from a coffee mug so she doesn't speed up the melting process. I think Duncan would appreciate that 😂
I worked up at the same camp Mike Smith trained at. He was never friendly at all. Andrew Raycroft, PK Subban, David Clarkson, Mike Cammalleri…nicest people you would ever meet. Smith wouldn’t say a word to us peasants.
I frequently come back to the video of you speaking to the media after the season had finished in Edmonton. It was so amazing to see someone on the team I cheer heart and soul for being so honest, open, and genuine about the team and the year. That video, and how reliable you were on the ice made me really want to root for you. This video has the same vibe! Subscribed right away man. Thanks!
Think we all have one of those stories with one of our goalies. Was yelled at a couple times, one goalie I used to do it on purpose cause he would get so upset and he would play out of his mind good when he was upset.
As a hockey fan, it is so awesome to hear your experiences with different players! As fans, our perspective of players is based on what we see on the ice and occasionally what we read in articles so it's really cool to hear personal, human experiences from someone who has actually played with them rather than a journalist. Not just the players tho, I feel like I learned a bit about you as a person navigating and playing the NHL and meeting different people. Just awesome stuff man, hope life continues to bring you more awesome experiences no matter where they are 🙏
We see terrible intermission interviews (just stop those already, please), predictable post game interviews, and awkward commercials. Fans get impressions of players based on what we see on TV, and that doesn't do the whole person justice.
I don’t know who you are (just getting back into NHL) but will look up all your stats and highlights now. You are now one of my favourite players. Cheers!
I'm a Condors and Oilers fan who cheered for the Hawks whenever the Oil didn't make the playoffs. It was interesting to hear all of these stories about my favorite teams and players. I look forward to hearing more of them.
Greetings from another Condors and Oilers fan, I got recommended this video and I wondered, “Why does this name sound familiar” and it hit me that this is the Brendan Perlini when he played for the Condors and Oilers in 2021-22
@@JonathanGaeta Yeah, for me it's a bit of a weird story because I was a Condors fan who didn't like any NHL teams until I visited Edmonton in 2012. Imagine my utter shock when my teams came together shortly after. It still seems strange to me because it's just so random.
I really loved watching you on the Hawks man. I remember that great streak you had and wish we could have kept you for longer. Thanks for sharing these cool stories.
Awesome vid man, really like the casual, sidewalk chat aspect of it. Really cool insight from a real NHL/AHL pro. I'm a huge hockey fan so this insider info is really interesting. Good luck with your YT side stuff, hope it blows up! If you don't mind some constructive feedback, here are some thoughts: - for a longer vid, might help to insert the chapters so us viewers could navigate and re-watch their favorite parts and what not - keep it real like you did with this one, don't sacrifice quality for click-bait or overly-flashy stuff even if YT favors those. In the long run, it'll earn your viewer's loyalty - don't give up! props to you for putting yourself out there and trying this. I feel like hockey culture can sometimes be a boys club that mocks people tryin to do their own unique thing, so respect man
Thank you so much man for all this! Im knew to the game but am always trying to learn so thank you for the help. Ill try my best to just be myself best I can and tell my stories that I experienced first hand.
Younger me hated Toews cause I am a Wild, and Gophers fan. As I got older, I was able to actually appreciate him as a player, and incredible leader. I was so sad with the way his retirement went.
Great stories mate. Nice to hear some of these behind the scenes interactions with these legendary players. Makes me happy to realize they have good senses of humor and great teammates. Those make for the best players to be around. 👍🏼
Subbed! You were always really approachable with the media, all of us, when with the Coyotes. I always appreciated it! Worked for NBC Sports Radio in Phoenix. You're spot on about Doaner. What a good dude. Ego free.
Perlini, when you were with Edmonton, you were my favourite player, my family wasn’t a big fan of you except for me! Always held strong and cheered for you! You’re the goat!!!
This got linked on the Blackhawks subreddit, so expect an influx of views. I'd love to see a series of these snippets of real NHLers, not the "gotta dig deep, find a way to score" intermission soundbites we get. And as a Chicagoan, I'm stoked to see you still repping a piece of Chicago, Perls!
This is one of a kind content. You gotta give us more stories not only in the show, but also the A, and your stint in Europe. Very seldom that we see someone so open, please continue!!! I’m sharing this with every hockey fan I know, thanks perls!!!!
Holy smokes, you just popped up on my UA-cam recommendations! Roadrunners season ticket holder here since inception and had the pleasure of watching you play for us. You were always someone we were excited to see, and I'm glad I found you on UA-cam! Halfway through the video, and it's this kind of video that most of us hockey guys like most. Thanks, Brendan! I'll find you in IG, too 👊
Really enjoyed watching you in Edmonton, your positivity I feel really helped the team turn it around and make a run to get into the playoffs a successful one! A couple clutch goals in key games thrown in there too!
Great job man. This is dope. I'm a Panthers fan so I've kept an eye on you, Samoskevich, Asplund, Sourdif, Skoog, Mayhew, Knight, and Carlsson. I've been a Panther fan as long as I can remember. I watched Gretzky's play as a Ranger, fist bumps with the Bure brothers, and Worrell. You know we don't have many down to earth personalities in professional hockey. You get the same interview answers "We have to just keep moving the puck uhh stay hard on the forecheck uhh dig deep and play hard for 60 minutes" so getting to hear from guys like you, Biz, PK, and Weeksy that have amazing communication skills and story telling is dope as hell. Keep up the good work man!
can tell you look back so fondly at your time in chicago! So many incredible players weve been able to watch during that time and i cant help but selfishly feel like it shouldve been more than 3 cups. they were that damn good
former roadrunner stm when it was you and fisch lighting it up and i’m a chicago transplant in az so there was a good 4-5 years where i was watching all your shifts. wish you and your family all the best, appreciate the kindness in our few short interactions.
honestly don’t watch much hockey, more of a soccer guy. but i grew up an oilers fan and have hopped on the bandwagon for the playoffs. so tbh i never watched you play, but i love this low key, not in your face like typical youtuber stuff, genuine. love it.
There's a recurring life lesson in there. Long after you're gone, what people remember about you is how you treated them, especially those on the fringe who 'don't really matter'. They do.
I remember watching your hat trick game. My wife and I were worried you weren't going to get it because it was late in the game. But you and Cat rush in, two on two, and you just get enough to tap it in from a deflected pass. That was the loudest we've cheered in a while.
I'm a hockey fan, but honestly I never heard of this guy...I'm probably not that big a fan then. But this monologue with his stories and his humbleness and sincerity made me a fan. subscribed
As a goalie myself i was laughing when you told that Smith story, although im not that guy that would be yelling at guys :) Nice concept, telling stories while walking, kinda makes it feel like having a real conversation while going somewhere! Greetings from Sweden
This is the thing about pro hockey players that I love, they fir the most part don't act/look like they have any sort of fame they act like a normal human that you'd go and chill with on a day to day basis. Love this content and I hit that sub button so im definetly here for more of this Perly!!!
Brendan, thank you for this video! It just showed up on my feed, I'm glad it did. Great content. Above in the description you asked us to comment who our fav all time player is... Sounds so generic in a way to say it but it has to be Gretzky. I was 10 years old when the Oilers and Gretzky joined the league. Perfect timing for a kid that age. I was lucky to watch them growing up. The times for my team later on were a little dry so now I have a deeper appreciation for the game in general.
Such a cool video to see! You should be proud of yourself and everything you accomplished. Any games played in the NHL is one of the more impressive feats out there!
I’ve been lucky enough to have met a few NHL players. To a man, they were all very humble and very down to earth. Doesn’t surprise me that most you met were stand up guys.
Love the inside info and done with a high level of respect. I'll never forget your presser in 21,22 about thinking positively. Turned the season around, IMO. Liked and Subscribed
I grew up loving all sports but a casual hockey fan. This last year, i became neighbors with many hockey players and ended up buying season seats to support them. It's now officially my favorite sport! Love the fans and truly respect the men who play the game, bruised and battered, yet come home to walk their pups or kids with a genuine smile on their face! Class acts!
Love hearing bits and pieces from players without getting too deep into things and invading guys' privacy. As somebody else said this video came off just like Maven's videos do. Great job!
I enjoyed the video. I moved to Phoenix in 1989. I was already a Sabres fan, but I loved watching the Coyotes play. Shane Doan was a particular favorite of mine, and thanks to the local media, I got to see his love for the local fans and community. It was great to hear about the other players as well. I'm going to subscribe to hear more about the inside of the NHL.
I feel like I remember him from then Sault. Maybe I’m wrong. Played or lived here. I’m a music teacher in town, and work at Case’s. Loved the video, and the stories! Really cool channel! Keep this style, as it’s not typical and refreshingl!
I swear when I would play NHL 21 you were legitimately a cheat code that would piss my buddy off literally every time, I would constantly get hat tricks non-stop. I think your videos have a lot of upside and I think you could do very well in a social media aspect. All the best Brendan.
Thank u man means a lot. That’s so funny to hear the NHL 21 cause when I was growing up all I wanted was to be in the video game one day!! And especially when ur that one guy who scores all the sweaty goals in the game that’s amazing 😂😂😂😂
Cool vid, just seeing this now. Hope all is well Perlini. I'd love to hear more stories about what life is like in the NHL. Maybe something that can kinda scratch a level or two deeper than just "lots of travel and being treated so well" would love to hear about parties, ridiculousness, anything that I would never think of.
Thanks you guys so much for all the love and support!! Many more vids to come I’m here back with this style vid every Friday about the NHL and got some golf ones every Monday!! You guys are the best and am sending all good energy to everyone of you that commented🤙🏼🤙🏼
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Such a great perspective, these NHL stories are absolutely fire! I think you’re on to something here…and by the way I think your character is in the same company as those you are praising 🎉
I legit could watch 10 hours of this format
@@StuckInSyrupAnd you were/are the landfill!
wish you were still playing for the oilers or farm team lambguini
I wasn't ready for a Brendan Perlini youtuber era to pop on my timelines but im all here for it!
Same. Love this guy
for real im so ready
Yup, I was expecting a British accent lol
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Same with Brendan morrison
Shane Doan 0:53
Jonathan Toews 3:29
Mike Smith 9:47
Duncan Keith 13:45
Connor McDavid 20:19
Thank you
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Can we get more NHL players just doing chill walk and talks? The PR speak gets so old sometimes and I love hearing these sorts of personal stories
No problem I got you covered every Friday!! haha
@@Bubzp11 Kaner next!!!
@@Bubzp11 instantly subbed
Boys working hard have to get pucks deep
Exactly - tired of the PR talk post-game. Let’s hear the real stuff. Golfers like Bryson Dechambeau have taken control of their social media and create their own content. Why not hockey players, too?
I’ll never forget what this guy did for my Arizona Coyotes franchise mode in NHL 18 when he grew to a 93 overall medium elite. 6x cup winner, 8x Art Ross trophy winner, 6x Hart trophy winner, 2x Maurice Richard trophy winner, led the Coyotes franchise in all-time points with I think 1400ish, and played his whole career with the franchise. You’ll always be remembered, you’ll always be missed. Thank you Pearls!
😂😂😂 love that man so cool honestly hearing that about myself in a video game.. feels like yesterday I was playing all the NHL ones!!
No actually he was a problem in nhl 17
Franchise legend 2017-2018
@@lanemars You might be right on that one actually. But either way, I’m glad to see this guy is a class act and genuinely a great guy. I wish his longevity could’ve been there in the league a bit more, but he still got to live the dream. Not many people can say they did what he did.
Still got my perlini auto from upper deck haha
Jonathan Toews will always have my respect. Back during the lockout in 2012/13 I worked at a rink that Toews and a bunch of the Blackhawks and other NHLers that lived in/near Chicago rented out to practice/scrimmage together while the teams weren't officially practicing (if I remember correctly Toews was the one primarily organizing these pick-ups). The had about 4 or 5 of them over the course of a couple weeks. And though these were in the middle of the school/work day and though they were trying to keep things fairly quiet word had started to get out, and being a public rink people were coming by to watch. This was middle-of-dynasty prime Blackhawks so people were pretty excited about this when they found out. The first one had only a dozen or so spectators, but by the time the last one rolled around, there must've been between 150 and 200 people (maybe more) that showed up to watch.
Now some of the other guys would sneak out the back door to try and not deal with the fans/crowd, but each time Toews left through the front door and talked to/signed autographs/took pictures with EVERY. SINGLE. FAN. that wanted to meet him. That last day he must've stuck around for almost 2 hours after he got off the ice just being there for the fans with a smile on his face the entire time.
That impressed me as much as his skills on the ice. Class act.
And the way he helped hide the sexual assault story? So awesome! /s
@@troxelhe was just a player, who’s to say he knew about it?
That was the year they had the best record in hockey ,percentage wise. Kenny McCudden was helping them through those sessions if I remember right. Skills coach for the Capitols now. That team was SO good
@@troxelhelp cover it up? He didn’t know about it and fully cooperated with the investigation. What are you talking about?
@@troxelgo take your seventh booster Covid shot. You’re gonna need it. Lol
Brandon Perlini randomly showing up on my YT is the channel I didn't know I needed until now
Man, every time ex-Blackhawks players talk about Toews, I think he was literally born to be a captain. The stories about interactions or instances with him always seem to have impacted his ex-teammates on a deep, personal level because he makes people feel seen, regardless of their position on the team. What a great guy. I hope we get to see him play again one day but if not I do hope he’s enjoying life and getting healthy again.
@@jonathandrouin8717there hasn’t been any report about Toews making those jokes. Read the actual report before making silly comments
@@jonathandrouin8717yeah please actually read the report before yapping nonsense
@@jonathandrouin8717 you know you can just say you dislike Toews for no real reason and go right? You don’t need to cite incidents that you either simply haven’t read up on with critical thinking engaged or learned about through unreliable sources.
Toews.. Crosby.. I wonder if it has something to do with where they both grew up.. Coal Harbor BC? They were both born to be leaders,.. so humble, so well liked & respected by everyone! I believe that Nathan McKinnon is also from there as well! All 3 are future HOFers!😂
Sorry about this. .. There is always one person in every video who ruins it for everyone else! Some people just aren't happy unless they are the center of attention & their comments cause some kind of unnecessary controversy! Instead of them listening to some great stories.. enjoying hearing them & smiling.. saying nothing negative & scrolling on by. I'm guessing that if the stalker fan doesn't hear about it .. then it didn't happen & this former teammate of his is wrong! What is wrong with people?
Here's a Mike Smith story:
I took my sons to public practice when Mike was the Stars goalie. After the skate players were tossing pucks, etc to the older kids while I had my 4 year old on my shoulders, crying because he was too small to get in the mix to get anything. Mike saw this and motioned me over. He kept his stick out of the reach of of grabby parents and made sure my son got it. Of course, it cheered him up instantly and I won't forget him being extra thoughtful to my little kid.
Since his name came up in this video I'll take the opportunity to say 'Thanks, Mike!' publicly.
Go STARS 🌟
That Toews story about him telling the coach to put you back out there was awesome. As a former player at pretty high level that wouldve been the biggest boost.
You scored 50 goals in NHL, that's dope.
Thank u man appreciate that
That's not an easy accomplishment
@@Bubzp11damn scoring 50 not an easy task I only played up to the OHL level but I know how hard it is respect brother
Shane Doan was on man tracker lol he seemed like a stand up guy
Steve Dangle made a video (I think) around the time of the off-season prior to this season, in which he broke down just how rare it is to even score one. Definitely worth checking out
Watching this video makes you realize how important it is to have strong veteran leadership on the team. Loved hearing how Towes made a point to break down the “team cliques” and build a cohesive squad. True leadership.
I was pleasantly surprised by this content.
I was just reminiscing the other night with my dad about the first time i saw an NHL player.
It was during a game in our small town arena and Greg Terrion who played for Toronto and came back to his home town to play as a guest on one of the teams just for fun...
I remember hearing his skates on the ice sounded like he was carving through the ice and he made every player i thought was hot stuff look like literal babies.
He was basically untouchable with the puck and he was just an average player in the NHL.
The next time i saw him was when he got a team organized for a baseball tournament. Him and his brothers were on a team...
Everytime these boys stepped up to the plate...
Smuck! Without any effort homerun into the river...
To see professional atheletes play sports even for fun... They are like on a different planet.
So respect for being able to play at that level...
Former OHL cameraman for The North Bay Battalion here. Brendan, I am glad to have witnessed you grow at a professional level when you were with The Niagara Ice Dogs.
Thank you I appreciate that!!
@Diffy112 yet you don't know how to spell any of their names correctly 🤔
@@TrendingRabbit wtf are you talking about. I did not name anyone in my comment. Stop smoking the cheap weed.
@@TrendingRabbit Ya, wtf are you going on about?
Let me know if you guys want a part 2 with anyone else I played with??
Talk about both the Kane's - Patty and Evander in part 2
Comment on everyone you’ve ever played with.
Any Detroit stories would be appreciated!
I’d like to hear about your best to least favourite coaches you had 👌👌
The McDavid "Jerk?" thumbnail worked! I clicked lol
Yeah he got me too
Me too
Aka…. Clickbait
Got me too lmao
Me too!
This was so refreshing. The story about almost taking Smith out in the warm up was funny. Congrats on a career in the NHL you guys are so skilled it’s crazy.
😂😂 gotta learn somehow!! Thank u, if u like this I got plenty more every week!🙌🏼
This is sick man! Thank you for taking the time to share these stories and can’t wait to see the channel blow up
That's a sweet video, dude. It's cool to hear stories beyond the press releases.
I was at a wedding in the summer of 2017, where I met most of the LA Kings. Being 6'4 it's pretty rare I am in a room full of tall people, so that was the first thing I noticed.
Those guys were super friendly and laid back. Aside from a couple of huge egos, they were terrific. Beautiful wedding on top of snowbird in Utah.
They can party. Dear god, can they party.
😂😂😂😂love it
Great video, Brendan 'Lamborghini Scorelini' Perlini as we Oilers fans loved to call you! You were for sure a fan favorite on the online Oilers Reddit forum and as a fan I appreciate you for your time in Edmonton! All the best and I hope you can 'come home' during a playoff run because I know you'd get a ton of applause!
Lamborghini Perlini!!! Was fun to watch you here in Edmonton, you didn't play here for that long unfortunately but you were definitely a fan favourite while you were here! Really cool video brother hope to see a part 2 soon, stay well!
Thank you so much!!🙌🏼🙌🏼 means a lot def many more to come
This guy knows ahaha absolutely a fan favorite here in Edmonton, I wanna say it was preseason in 2021 or 22 when Perlini came and and starting running up our goals. I'll never forget the Lamborghini Perlini!!
@@vader7809 thanks brotha means a lot!
I remember a game I was at when you scored a big goal for us sometime in the regular season. The arena got kinda quiet at some point shortly after you scored for some reason so I got up and yelled "LAMBORGHINI PERLINI!"
I was pretty high up so you probably didn't hear shit but my section loved it haha
Miss you on the Oil man, good to see ya doin well!
I was genuinely mad when they stopped playing him in Edmonton. You could tell he brought a great energy and vibe to the team, and he could shoot! Didn’t understand why he got sent down. I will never forget the speech he had when asked about the losing streak Edmonton was on. It made me laugh and smile and I was just like wow I love this dude! KEEP HIM 😃
You seem like a genuine dude. I’m a die hard oilers fans and I remember watching you!
Great video, that second Duncan Keith story was hilarious. Keep up the good work.
Duncs was one of a kind!! Got too many stories about him
@@Bubzp11 the punchline to that story I thought was really funny. Your video in general I thought was really well done and interesting. I just subscribed and I hope their is more content like that in future.
@@Lukedolan33 there will be forsure man thanks for the love!!
My girlfriend eats everything from a bowl while I always choose a plate. But she eats ice cream from a coffee mug so she doesn't speed up the melting process. I think Duncan would appreciate that 😂
I worked up at the same camp Mike Smith trained at. He was never friendly at all. Andrew Raycroft, PK Subban, David Clarkson, Mike Cammalleri…nicest people you would ever meet. Smith wouldn’t say a word to us peasants.
Bro’s bouta be the “Maven” of the NHL, let’s go Perls
😂😂😂😂let’s get it there brotha! That’s what it was based on!!
Actually laughing so hard at this 😂
Bro send me ur insta tag im posting this online 😂 an tagging u
Totally what I thought of as well 😂😂😂
Maven is the man
Brendan, this video is awesome man. I’m so glad pro athletes are getting on UA-cam and interacting with their fans. Keep up the good work!!
IceDogs legend AND CM Punk fan? What a king
He’s a great guy! Met him in 2016 he was training at my gym in AZ and been friends since!! Just pure good dude!
Long Beach Ice Dog?
Great video man, the Keith stories were awesome.
already an instant favourite channel, very cool perspective on the league
Thank you so much! Wayyyy more behind the scenes stuff to come of what happens to come!
@@Bubzp11 what are the chances you can have some of your old buddies on as guests?
I frequently come back to the video of you speaking to the media after the season had finished in Edmonton. It was so amazing to see someone on the team I cheer heart and soul for being so honest, open, and genuine about the team and the year. That video, and how reliable you were on the ice made me really want to root for you. This video has the same vibe! Subscribed right away man. Thanks!
I like the smith story. Obviously im just a beer leaguer but every goalie ive ever had loses it when a guy shoots up high on them in warm up lol
😂😂😂
Think we all have one of those stories with one of our goalies. Was yelled at a couple times, one goalie I used to do it on purpose cause he would get so upset and he would play out of his mind good when he was upset.
as they should
As a hockey fan, it is so awesome to hear your experiences with different players! As fans, our perspective of players is based on what we see on the ice and occasionally what we read in articles so it's really cool to hear personal, human experiences from someone who has actually played with them rather than a journalist. Not just the players tho, I feel like I learned a bit about you as a person navigating and playing the NHL and meeting different people. Just awesome stuff man, hope life continues to bring you more awesome experiences no matter where they are 🙏
We see terrible intermission interviews (just stop those already, please), predictable post game interviews, and awkward commercials. Fans get impressions of players based on what we see on TV, and that doesn't do the whole person justice.
What a beauty. Looking forward to more stories!
Many more to come!!
I don’t know who you are (just getting back into NHL) but will look up all your stats and highlights now. You are now one of my favourite players. Cheers!
Lamborghini Perlini! Absolutely stoked you’re posting videos! Love the role players that come through Edmonton and you’re up on the list forsure!
I love the honesty. That will keep me coming back.
I'm a Condors and Oilers fan who cheered for the Hawks whenever the Oil didn't make the playoffs. It was interesting to hear all of these stories about my favorite teams and players. I look forward to hearing more of them.
Greetings from another Condors and Oilers fan, I got recommended this video and I wondered, “Why does this name sound familiar” and it hit me that this is the Brendan Perlini when he played for the Condors and Oilers in 2021-22
@@JonathanGaeta Yeah, for me it's a bit of a weird story because I was a Condors fan who didn't like any NHL teams until I visited Edmonton in 2012. Imagine my utter shock when my teams came together shortly after. It still seems strange to me because it's just so random.
I’m the opposite, hawks fan but oilers when the hawks don’t make playoffs
Lol’d at that Keith pasta bowl story,. 😂😂😂 Loved the vibe you brought when you were with the Oil, loved the video.
always interesting to hear about the human side of things, nice video
Appreciate!!! Thank you
I really loved watching you on the Hawks man. I remember that great streak you had and wish we could have kept you for longer. Thanks for sharing these cool stories.
Great to hear your stories of formers teammates. The Toews and Keith stories are great.
What a super cool vid! Thanks for the walk and chat! Totally enjoyed the stories and laid back manner. Very cool.
Awesome vid man, really like the casual, sidewalk chat aspect of it. Really cool insight from a real NHL/AHL pro. I'm a huge hockey fan so this insider info is really interesting.
Good luck with your YT side stuff, hope it blows up! If you don't mind some constructive feedback, here are some thoughts:
- for a longer vid, might help to insert the chapters so us viewers could navigate and re-watch their favorite parts and what not
- keep it real like you did with this one, don't sacrifice quality for click-bait or overly-flashy stuff even if YT favors those. In the long run, it'll earn your viewer's loyalty
- don't give up! props to you for putting yourself out there and trying this. I feel like hockey culture can sometimes be a boys club that mocks people tryin to do their own unique thing, so respect man
Thank you so much man for all this! Im knew to the game but am always trying to learn so thank you for the help. Ill try my best to just be myself best I can and tell my stories that I experienced first hand.
Younger me hated Toews cause I am a Wild, and Gophers fan. As I got older, I was able to actually appreciate him as a player, and incredible leader. I was so sad with the way his retirement went.
I’m a massive red wings fan and even I have a Shane Doan jersey. He was yzermanesque, the highest praise I can give
Great stories mate. Nice to hear some of these behind the scenes interactions with these legendary players. Makes me happy to realize they have good senses of humor and great teammates. Those make for the best players to be around. 👍🏼
I enjoyed that. Loved your time with Oilers. You had some incredible moments there. Fun to watch!
Subbed! You were always really approachable with the media, all of us, when with the Coyotes. I always appreciated it! Worked for NBC Sports Radio in Phoenix. You're spot on about Doaner. What a good dude. Ego free.
Huge hawks fan, always remember your winter classic goal against Boston.
Haven’t done it yet but I’ll have a vid about behind the scenes in winter classic and the goal and celly!!
Perlini, when you were with Edmonton, you were my favourite player, my family wasn’t a big fan of you except for me! Always held strong and cheered for you! You’re the goat!!!
This got linked on the Blackhawks subreddit, so expect an influx of views. I'd love to see a series of these snippets of real NHLers, not the "gotta dig deep, find a way to score" intermission soundbites we get.
And as a Chicagoan, I'm stoked to see you still repping a piece of Chicago, Perls!
Forsure!! I’ll be back in Chi this summer!! Thanks for supporting the video! I got many more videos for everyone to come every week guys!!
@@Bubzp11 any cool stories about Leon Draisaitl or Kane?
You’ll always have a home here, glad to have you back
@@Goose178 hmmmm I’ll have to think. I can talk about Kaner I would say forsure. Drat I dont really have much
@@KiloOne thank you I appreciate that!!
This is one of a kind content. You gotta give us more stories not only in the show, but also the A, and your stint in Europe. Very seldom that we see someone so open, please continue!!! I’m sharing this with every hockey fan I know, thanks perls!!!!
Your Duncan Keith stories had me laughing out loud. Thanks for the insights on these guys!
That hat trick story is awesome. Love that you sealed the deal when you went back out there and got that third goal.
Thanks!!
Perlini! I always thought you were a dark horse for the Wings. You had so much talent, dude. Hope you are thriving, my man. Cheers 🍻 😎
Thank you man! Appreciate that!!
The channel is a great idea. Keep the era alive and from the perspective of a guy who was just really glad to be there
More to come!
Holy smokes, you just popped up on my UA-cam recommendations! Roadrunners season ticket holder here since inception and had the pleasure of watching you play for us. You were always someone we were excited to see, and I'm glad I found you on UA-cam! Halfway through the video, and it's this kind of video that most of us hockey guys like most. Thanks, Brendan! I'll find you in IG, too 👊
As a born and raised chicago native ..long long time BH fan thanks for truthful story on my chicago heros...
love hearing the inside stories. especially the one about toews leading up to your first hatty, super cool
Another Great Video Brendan !
Keep Up The Fantastic Work !!
Cheers bro !
🏒🏒😎👍🌴☀️🏒🏒
Really enjoyed watching you in Edmonton, your positivity I feel really helped the team turn it around and make a run to get into the playoffs a successful one! A couple clutch goals in key games thrown in there too!
Super interesting to hear back stories like this from NHL players. Awesome video!
Great job man. This is dope. I'm a Panthers fan so I've kept an eye on you, Samoskevich, Asplund, Sourdif, Skoog, Mayhew, Knight, and Carlsson. I've been a Panther fan as long as I can remember. I watched Gretzky's play as a Ranger, fist bumps with the Bure brothers, and Worrell. You know we don't have many down to earth personalities in professional hockey. You get the same interview answers "We have to just keep moving the puck uhh stay hard on the forecheck uhh dig deep and play hard for 60 minutes" so getting to hear from guys like you, Biz, PK, and Weeksy that have amazing communication skills and story telling is dope as hell. Keep up the good work man!
can tell you look back so fondly at your time in chicago! So many incredible players weve been able to watch during that time and i cant help but selfishly feel like it shouldve been more than 3 cups. they were that damn good
Litteraly had chills when you told your hat trick story man! Great skater, good goal scorer, more than decent NHL career my guy!
Love this behind the scene stories. Love it. Keep em coming.
former roadrunner stm when it was you and fisch lighting it up and i’m a chicago transplant in az so there was a good 4-5 years where i was watching all your shifts. wish you and your family all the best, appreciate the kindness in our few short interactions.
No problem thanks for tuning in and watching!
honestly don’t watch much hockey, more of a soccer guy. but i grew up an oilers fan and have hopped on the bandwagon for the playoffs. so tbh i never watched you play, but i love this low key, not in your face like typical youtuber stuff, genuine. love it.
Lol die hard Oilers fan, but this popped up on mine also. Interesting to hear perspectives from players. I am from Ab, born and raised.
Brendan,these are great stories,keep 'em coming!
Much respect!
I've got a Mike Smith bobblehead from when he was on the Houston Aeros. It looks ridiculous.
There's a recurring life lesson in there. Long after you're gone, what people remember about you is how you treated them, especially those on the fringe who 'don't really matter'. They do.
Great comment!👍🏻
PERLINI HAS A UA-cam?! Hell yes. Such a sick video man. Just chill, so sick.
Thanks bruv
I remember watching your hat trick game. My wife and I were worried you weren't going to get it because it was late in the game. But you and Cat rush in, two on two, and you just get enough to tap it in from a deflected pass. That was the loudest we've cheered in a while.
I'm a hockey fan, but honestly I never heard of this guy...I'm probably not that big a fan then. But this monologue with his stories and his humbleness and sincerity made me a fan. subscribed
Appreciate it
I agree, that McDavid kid is probably gonna have a solid career.
No doubt, he’s a generational embellisher, diver & fake tough guy!
@@sarge3050 cool storey bro.
@@sarge3050Nobody asked
0:00 Shane Doan
3:25 Jonathan Toews
9:15 Mike Smith
13:38 Duncan Keith
20:10 Connor McDavid
As a goalie myself i was laughing when you told that Smith story, although im not that guy that would be yelling at guys :) Nice concept, telling stories while walking, kinda makes it feel like having a real conversation while going somewhere! Greetings from Sweden
This is the thing about pro hockey players that I love, they fir the most part don't act/look like they have any sort of fame they act like a normal human that you'd go and chill with on a day to day basis. Love this content and I hit that sub button so im definetly here for more of this Perly!!!
Really enjoyed the video and hearing about the guys and some of your fun stories from being their teammate ... great vibes !
Loved the Shane Doan story. You had some electric goals for the team, it was fun to watch. #YotesForever
Brendan, thank you for this video! It just showed up on my feed, I'm glad it did. Great content. Above in the description you asked us to comment who our fav all time player is... Sounds so generic in a way to say it but it has to be Gretzky. I was 10 years old when the Oilers and Gretzky joined the league. Perfect timing for a kid that age. I was lucky to watch them growing up. The times for my team later on were a little dry so now I have a deeper appreciation for the game in general.
Great to see this guy again, was really fun watching this guy play with Toews.
Such a cool video to see! You should be proud of yourself and everything you accomplished. Any games played in the NHL is one of the more impressive feats out there!
I’ve been lucky enough to have met a few NHL players. To a man, they were all very humble and very down to earth. Doesn’t surprise me that most you met were stand up guys.
You were a pleasure to watch here in EDM with that compete level and weapon of a shot, wish you could've stuck around longer. All the best Perls
One of the coolest videos to show up in my recommended feed on UA-cam. Right on brotha
Great insights on NHL life. Thanks!
very cool to listen!!! you made the NHL this is a life goal you should be proud brother 🙌🙌
Love the inside info and done with a high level of respect. I'll never forget your presser in 21,22 about thinking positively. Turned the season around, IMO. Liked and Subscribed
I grew up loving all sports but a casual hockey fan. This last year, i became neighbors with many hockey players and ended up buying season seats to support them. It's now officially my favorite sport! Love the fans and truly respect the men who play the game, bruised and battered, yet come home to walk their pups or kids with a genuine smile on their face! Class acts!
Love hearing bits and pieces from players without getting too deep into things and invading guys' privacy.
As somebody else said this video came off just like Maven's videos do. Great job!
I enjoyed the video. I moved to Phoenix in 1989. I was already a Sabres fan, but I loved watching the Coyotes play. Shane Doan was a particular favorite of mine, and thanks to the local media, I got to see his love for the local fans and community. It was great to hear about the other players as well. I'm going to subscribe to hear more about the inside of the NHL.
Great talk. The thumbnail had me interested! Im not surprised these guys were first class people.
This is great stuff. Thanks for doing this for the hockey family.
I feel like I remember him from then Sault. Maybe I’m wrong. Played or lived here. I’m a music teacher in town, and work at Case’s. Loved the video, and the stories! Really cool channel! Keep this style, as it’s not typical and refreshingl!
New weekly binge series. One of my favourite skaters growing up, so sick.
Great video man, love hearing insights and stories about the players in the league
Many more to come!!
Great video. Love stories, specially nhl stories. Hope this takes off!!!
I swear when I would play NHL 21 you were legitimately a cheat code that would piss my buddy off literally every time, I would constantly get hat tricks non-stop. I think your videos have a lot of upside and I think you could do very well in a social media aspect. All the best Brendan.
Thank u man means a lot. That’s so funny to hear the NHL 21 cause when I was growing up all I wanted was to be in the video game one day!! And especially when ur that one guy who scores all the sweaty goals in the game that’s amazing 😂😂😂😂
Cool vid, just seeing this now. Hope all is well Perlini.
I'd love to hear more stories about what life is like in the NHL. Maybe something that can kinda scratch a level or two deeper than just "lots of travel and being treated so well" would love to hear about parties, ridiculousness, anything that I would never think of.