@@obriens_boxing_chapel I mean it's underrated in most countries around the world - only the Scandinavian countries and Canada really give hockey respect. Relax.
@@obriens_boxing_chapel ...are you ok? You're saying multiple things, none of which have anything to do with each other. You automatically assumed the OP was American based on his comment - I tried to correct you that hockey is underrated in most of the countries of the world. His comment alone doesn't say anything about where he's from. It's the norm, not the exception. Now you're talking about it not being #1 anywhere outside Canada....brother, I never mentioned anything about ranking. I just listed the places where it's taken seriously. That's it. You need to take a chill pill.
@@ryantwitter343 we created the MLS and even though it’s not as competitive as European leagues, why don’t you actually go to a game and look out for the stands are…? But you won’t and that was before Messi got here
I appreciate that this compilation had a bunch of goals out of the KHL (which for awhile was the 2nd best league in the world, and may still be despite many teams leaving due to the war), as well as other European leagues. The KHL had some of the greatest shootout goals of all-time that aren’t widely shown due to it being Russian hockey and NHL being much more viewed and shown in media.
The goalies stay in all night unless they're injured, give up a lot of goals in a game, or are ejected, which is very rare. The Boston starting goalie got tossed from a playoff game this spring for punching a player, and there was another one this season who hit someone with the blocker glove (the hand that holds the stick is protected by a blocker)
TJ Oshie’s percentage on the shootout is 48% average over the span of his (ongoing) career. Might not seem like a lot but it’s really, really really good. His best was a season of 80% on 12 shots. He is the shootout king. Has a few in this compilation. Would love to see you react to his best shootout goals ❤️
For reference @ 5:10 Sidney Crosby's first shootout attempt against a Canadian team (his home country) once shootouts were brought back in instead of ties. The call was great "welcome to the Crosby show, Canada!" as he flips the water bottle. - It was iconic more than it was good. So it appeals to people who know the context. I still call the leg kick "the Crosby" even though I know it was generated way earlier. Also if you guys want a vid idea, look into the Marek Malik shootout goal vid. It does a deep-dive in what lead up to it.
Growing up I had a buddy who every winter his dad would make a rink in the backyard and we’d go over there and practice shootouts for hours as kids, lots of people don’t like it in hockey but it’s a fun part of the game for sure
Regarding your penalty kick comments…in the early days of MLS in wanting to make it more Americanized they did a 35 yard shootout. Player had X amount of time to score, but it was similar to a hockey shootout.
Easily agreed that the overall skill in hockey is the highest of all pro sports. The number of skills needed at once to successfully exceed at the highest level.
Love hockey and it’s the best sport to watch live in my opinion however hitting a baseball off a major league pitcher is still the most difficult task in American pro sports. And the NBA and NFL has the best overall physically gifted athletes.
One of the only times a line would be on for 2mins is if they're stuck in their end and can't make a line change. By that point they're gassed from puck chasing and it frequently leads to a goal against.
Dont know if you noticed, but in a lot of these youll see the players do a little leg kick thing. That typical signals when the player is going to shoot so they do a fake one to trick the goalie.
As an American sports fan in his 50s, I watch pretty much most sports. NFL, MLB, NHL NBA, when I was in my 30s I came across Australian rules football which I thoroughly enjoy, and when my youngest daughter started playing soccer in the early 2000s I became a big fan of the Premier league. I’ve seen most soccer leagues. I’m not a fan of the MLS, Italy dives way too much, La Liga is pretty good. I haven’t seen a whole lot of the French and German leagues but when it comes to soccer, the PremierLeague is the best for me. All that being said there’s not a sport I’ve watched in my life that comes close to hockey. Speed, aggression, physicality and beauty, that’s what the NHL that’s what hockey is. There’s so many great hockey videos out there. Hope to see you check it out more.
I enjoy people being wowed by hockey. I'm from Canada, and I've played a bit, but most players start around age 3, ish, so by the time you're JV age, you've already got a decade in the sport. It's pretty unreal.
you should react to the us vs russia sochi olympics hockey game and shootout, went crazy long and tj oshie showed why he’s one of the best shootout takers in history
It's true, at pro levels they only stay on for like 1 minute at a time max. if youre a top player you might get like 20~ mins of ice time a night t (defense get a bit more), which is 1/3 of the game. The amount of energy it takes is crazy, after 45 seconds if you're not in shape you'll be bent over the gasping.
Chipping a puck is pretty easy, actually. The flat outer edge of the puck is pebbled with tiny little bumps, and then you’ve got the friction tape on the hockey stick blades. You can flip that sucker all day long. When I was a kid we used to make a little game of trying to hit the ceiling of the rinks by flipping pucks way up there. Edit to clarify, I mean the outer edge of the ring of the puck, not the flat top and bottoms. These are smooth.
I love seeing new people appreciate hockey. Such an underrated sport compared to the bigger ones
@@obriens_boxing_chapel I mean it's underrated in most countries around the world - only the Scandinavian countries and Canada really give hockey respect. Relax.
When will you appreciate soccer in the same way?
@@obriens_boxing_chapel ...are you ok? You're saying multiple things, none of which have anything to do with each other. You automatically assumed the OP was American based on his comment - I tried to correct you that hockey is underrated in most of the countries of the world. His comment alone doesn't say anything about where he's from. It's the norm, not the exception.
Now you're talking about it not being #1 anywhere outside Canada....brother, I never mentioned anything about ranking. I just listed the places where it's taken seriously. That's it. You need to take a chill pill.
@@ryantwitter343 we created the MLS and even though it’s not as competitive as European leagues, why don’t you actually go to a game and look out for the stands are…? But you won’t and that was before Messi got here
@@ryantwitter343 not to mention why don’t you go watch clips of the NCAA tournament for Soccer that’s college soccer… Go look at the stands?…
Ice Hockey's got everything you need in 1 sport. Skill, Speed, Athleticism, Violence.
I appreciate that this compilation had a bunch of goals out of the KHL (which for awhile was the 2nd best league in the world, and may still be despite many teams leaving due to the war), as well as other European leagues. The KHL had some of the greatest shootout goals of all-time that aren’t widely shown due to it being Russian hockey and NHL being much more viewed and shown in media.
The goalies stay in all night unless they're injured, give up a lot of goals in a game, or are ejected, which is very rare. The Boston starting goalie got tossed from a playoff game this spring for punching a player, and there was another one this season who hit someone with the blocker glove (the hand that holds the stick is protected by a blocker)
TJ Oshie’s percentage on the shootout is 48% average over the span of his (ongoing) career.
Might not seem like a lot but it’s really, really really good.
His best was a season of 80% on 12 shots.
He is the shootout king. Has a few in this compilation.
Would love to see you react to his best shootout goals ❤️
For reference @ 5:10 Sidney Crosby's first shootout attempt against a Canadian team (his home country) once shootouts were brought back in instead of ties. The call was great "welcome to the Crosby show, Canada!" as he flips the water bottle. - It was iconic more than it was good. So it appeals to people who know the context.
I still call the leg kick "the Crosby" even though I know it was generated way earlier.
Also if you guys want a vid idea, look into the Marek Malik shootout goal vid. It does a deep-dive in what lead up to it.
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@@andreprefontaine3824 tear jerker. Def
Growing up I had a buddy who every winter his dad would make a rink in the backyard and we’d go over there and practice shootouts for hours as kids, lots of people don’t like it in hockey but it’s a fun part of the game for sure
Shootout goals and saves are like art forms. I could watch all day
Music killed this video lol. Love hearing the crowds and announcers.
Regarding your penalty kick comments…in the early days of MLS in wanting to make it more Americanized they did a 35 yard shootout. Player had X amount of time to score, but it was similar to a hockey shootout.
Easily agreed that the overall skill in hockey is the highest of all pro sports.
The number of skills needed at once to successfully exceed at the highest level.
Love hockey and it’s the best sport to watch live in my opinion however hitting a baseball off a major league pitcher is still the most difficult task in American pro sports. And the NBA and NFL has the best overall physically gifted athletes.
@@ryanc9888Hard L take
My favorite shootout goal was the one that got Peter Forsberg on the Swedish postage stamp.
One of the only times a line would be on for 2mins is if they're stuck in their end and can't make a line change.
By that point they're gassed from puck chasing and it frequently leads to a goal against.
Dont know if you noticed, but in a lot of these youll see the players do a little leg kick thing. That typical signals when the player is going to shoot so they do a fake one to trick the goalie.
Patrick Kane #88 for the Hawks was my favorite PK shooter. So nasty
im shocked that Nikita Kucherov didnt make this video.
the video is a bit older before he was a standout player
Haven’t watched the video yet but that moment on the thumbnail with Oshie is iconic.
@wallahbror9016 yeah that’s a miss by the video creator
As an American sports fan in his 50s, I watch pretty much most sports. NFL, MLB, NHL NBA, when I was in my 30s I came across Australian rules football which I thoroughly enjoy, and when my youngest daughter started playing soccer in the early 2000s I became a big fan of the Premier league. I’ve seen most soccer leagues. I’m not a fan of the MLS, Italy dives way too much, La Liga is pretty good. I haven’t seen a whole lot of the French and German leagues but when it comes to soccer, the PremierLeague is the best for me. All that being said there’s not a sport I’ve watched in my life that comes close to hockey. Speed, aggression, physicality and beauty, that’s what the NHL that’s what hockey is. There’s so many great hockey videos out there. Hope to see you check it out more.
Red shirt with "United" on the front. Ha. I'll definitely enter to win that one.
Not only does it wrexham, it damn near kills-em!!
I enjoy people being wowed by hockey. I'm from Canada, and I've played a bit, but most players start around age 3, ish, so by the time you're JV age, you've already got a decade in the sport. It's pretty unreal.
Always appreciate some hockey 🙌
Just an FYI, this video I think is a bit old and the 360° spin in front of the goalie has been banned. Still some good moves tho
you should react to the us vs russia sochi olympics hockey game and shootout, went crazy long and tj oshie showed why he’s one of the best shootout takers in history
I want one of those iron maiden/west ham jerseys. up the irons
Do biggest hits compilations!
It's true, at pro levels they only stay on for like 1 minute at a time max. if youre a top player you might get like 20~ mins of ice time a night t (defense get a bit more), which is 1/3 of the game. The amount of energy it takes is crazy, after 45 seconds if you're not in shape you'll be bent over the gasping.
Chipping a puck is pretty easy, actually. The flat outer edge of the puck is pebbled with tiny little bumps, and then you’ve got the friction tape on the hockey stick blades. You can flip that sucker all day long. When I was a kid we used to make a little game of trying to hit the ceiling of the rinks by flipping pucks way up there.
Edit to clarify, I mean the outer edge of the ring of the puck, not the flat top and bottoms. These are smooth.
There’s pro leagues in your country, go to a game you won’t regret it. Not NHL calibre by any means but getting up close to the games is so fun
Nathan Maaaaackinnon
Father says if there is a proper goalie... 9/10 for goalie... Uups😂
Let’s get you lads on the skates.
Atheletes
you guys should react to pavel datsyuks greatest moments. hes one of the most skilled players in nhl history
The spin move was outlawed at least in the NHL many years ago. Could be almost a decade.
And couldn't agree more. It's frankly unfair.
I wish it was like this in soccer, where a player was free to dribble the ball and the goalie was free to come out and just see what happens.
MLS did their shootouts like that in its first few years of existence
Yea, we had that years ago and were laughed off the field..
Patrick Kane from the Blackhawks was one of the best at shoot-outs. He was on the video a few times.
They’re on the ice for less than *one* minute per shift.
Watch the hockey code
Tight kit
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Great video, but can you mute the s hitty music next time
Your legs burn on every shift
Spins are not allowed anymore in Shoot outs.
I honestly hate the shootout might as well flip a coin I'd prefer ties
Thumbs up to the video. Thumbs down to the excruciatingly awful music attached to it.
Great video, horrible song choice.