Peyton Manning is desperate to lift the Stanley Cup 😂 | P.K.’s Places on ESPN+
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- Опубліковано 2 тра 2023
- On P.K’s Places, P.K. Subban tries to explain to Peyton Manning the importance (and history) behind the greatest trophy in all of sports, the Stanley Cup.
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The Stanley Cup is objectively the best trophy.
A Vince Lombardi Trophy .... THE Stanley Cup
@@Jackthgun It’s even better than that.
The Cup: Everybody knows which cup you’re taking about.
The Trophy: Said no one ever.
@@Jackthgun football is so dumb
I don't see any other trophy showing chronological history on it...🤔
World cup trophy is better
Joe Sakic handing the cup to Ray Bourque to hoist it first was one of the greatest moments in all of sport. Will always remember that moment.
that one and Lanny Mcdonald's lift of the cup in his retirement year are my two favourite cup lifts of all time.
I still get the same chills that I got the night Ray Bourque lifted the cup!
It was a great moment I can’t deny that. As a Devils fan in seventh grade though, I was heartbroken.
Just seeing that one second clip in this video got me choked up!
I was 8 years old, im from Montréal. I cry at that moment. Probably one of my oldest memory like everything is clear about that moment. 1 week later i bought à colorado avalanches teddy bear, i named it RayBou
Now my 4 years old son sleeping aith Ray bou everyday ahah
Ngl PK was staring at the cup like it was the One Ring
I fully expected Peyton was going to ask him "where's your name."
Only way he was ever going to get that close.
If only PK won it with the Predators that one year
@@thecarlosrosadoshowone less the cup for the penguins
Oops sorry PK you will never hold a winning Cup. Prick!!
Need more of these crossovers. Especially for American interest as I feel a lot of ppl miss out on this great sport.
That trophy has been everywhere unguarded in valet rooms, restaurants, strip clubs and etc
The cup handlers are always there.
@@mr.brenman2132 Not in 1940.
@@mbe3404 did you even listen? The tradition of the players taking the cup around started in 1995.
as a kid I got to touch the cup when the devils brought it to the hospital my sister was staying in
And multiple times the winning team woke up with no idea where they left it the night before. The real cup never leaves the Hall of Fame now. I couldn’t breathe the first time I saw it in the vault as a kid. Truly the most legendary item to behold. All fans should visit the HHOF.
That Raymond Bourque lift gives me chills every time even though I was a baby when it happened. Bro was one of the greatest players for 22 years and still couldn't lift until finally in 2001.
10 years after, his team will follow suit
Greatest trophy in history
It was until they put the name of the Blackhawks pervert on it. It’s tarnished now.
It takes 3 consecutive playoff wins to win a Lombardi, but it takes 16 wins from 4 best of 7 series to win Lord Stanley.
4 wins for the Lombardi trophy if you don't get the first round bye
You can lose 9 times??? 12 times??? and still win the cup so settle down a bit...Go Sabres Go Bills
@John D Cornell ok yes if you force and win game 7 of each series. If you don't win 4 before you lose 4, then you're out of the race
The drama of a crucial seven game series is second to none the best thing you can experience in your life
Brady at age 43 won 4 consecutive playoffs games to win the SB MVP and Super Bowl on a fully torn MCL. Let's see any hockey player ever come close to that. After the age of 29 Gretzky never won a Cup again .
This was actually awesome. Who knew I needed PK Subban doing historic voice over?
PK has a great personality. This role fits him well.
feel bad he didnt get a cup
He is the perfect guy to get ESPNs rating up, he was made to be on Tv
I dont feel bad he didnt get the cup, he didnt earn it. Alot of guys never get it. He just fits the TV world so well, and the kids love a showboat lol. If I had a hockey show, he would definitely be one of my first choices to be on it.
@@mikealexander4891 Yeah, I like PK, but he's not the best person to never carry it or anything. You kind of felt like PK was gonna transition into TV real well, though. He always had big personality. Glad to see he can stay in the game, and low key happy that he took the gentleman's door out instead of playing four or five more years in the shadow of his own excellence like we all know he could have
@@wza223-fo3mc he’s 6’0… I wouldn’t call him “short.”
I immediately knew what PK Subban was gonna refer to when he was talking about how it’s really hard to win a cup and how it happened in Denver… I instantly thought “Ray Bourque with the Avalanche” lol
i didn't even need to hear Denver. When he said about most memorable moment lifting the cup, i knew 100% it was Ray Bourque. That's how memorable this was.
As a big hockey person, this was like watching a Saturday morning childrens show.
Stanley Cup makes every other trophy look like a joke. The presentation of the Stanley Cup is the best too with the commissioner handing the Stanley Cup to the Captain of the winning team on the ice. In the NFL the commissioner hands the dull looking Lombardi trophy to the winning teams owner on some cheesy podium and it’s so anticlimactic.
I miss the skating around the rink with it, though. Nowadays players just do a lap on center ice and then pass it off to a teammate.
Put some respect on the Borg-Warner trophy too. The Lombardi doesn't even come close to those two.
You missed the part where Gary gets booed
@@wiseguy3675 They still skate around with it, The Avalanche did last year
Congrats PK on killing the post hockey career, as a devil's fan i appreciate you
He’s terrible.
@TheYamahog12 you're a white supremacist tho
@@TheYamahog12 Oh because, you are better than him ? Then why aren't you in the NHL yet ?
@@TheYamahog12 tell me why you really dont like him? its crazy because hes actually a good guy. dude donated millions of dollars to a childrens hospital. never had a scandal. Maybe a bit of a sideshow in his final years but doesnt deserve nearly a fraction of the hate he gets. So I ask again why do you really not like him? Im sure theres a reason we both know but you wont publicly admit. and im sure that very same reason is one of things that hinders the growth of hockey.
@@TheEaze5950 I didn't like him because he and Erik Karlsson had a bit or a rivalry in the early 2010s. But, over the years PK has grown on me with how generous he is and just a chill dude he is.
PK has turned into one of my favorite hockey commentators. He’s not a stiff and says what’s on his mind and what’s on his mind is often correct.
Appearantly not when it comes to lunch sizes lol
He's an absolute buffoon, and it's not a surprise that a network like ESPN, with all their other clowns, is giving him attention. He's been hated in every dressing room he's ever been a part of.
P.K has made a great transition to the TV side of things. Hes always been a real character and this role suits him well 🙂
The more I see of him the more I am impressed. This put it over the top, I'm a PK fan.
I absolutely cannot stand him on the intermission panel. He’s so annoying and big headed. You can tell the other guys get annoyed with him as well. Ain’t nobody care about your attire or shoes P.K.
@@Usiris23 I agree he sucks as an analyst almost as mucg as he did as a player.... (dirty player)
No need to take the cup to Boston this year, that's for sure!!
The Boston Celtics will get the Stanley Cup!?🙃🤣
@@leevancliffneridacampo7769 He was referring to the Boston Bruins, who were knocked out of the Stanley Cup playoffs a few days ago.
@@leevancliffneridacampo7769he said NO need
Ouch...
Cheers To The Stanley Cup!
The Cup is by far the most difficult trophy to win. It requires sacrifice from EVERY player on a team. Their blood, sweat, and even tears.
It is iconic
Some teeth too!!😂
and trying to convince bettman its your teams turn to win.
World Cup is probably harder, honestly.
@@sdot5389 soccer isn't nearly as physical, and it's a lot easier to run around than doing everything on skates. That's not to say they're not skilled, I'm just making a comparison
World cup would be hard, Stanley Cup would be grueling though. Have to win 16 games. Play with serious injuries throughout the months prior to the playoffs and then 2 months after the season is over. World cup of soccer would be tough bssed on limited opportunities to even qualify. Every competition is challenging and entertaining in its own right
The single greatest trophy in all sports!! It'll be great to see it back in THE CITY OF CHAMPIONS!!
LOL What city is that?
Toronto appreciates that compliment.
omg, props for bringing up Bourque. I still have him lifting the cup on VHS somewhere... first time ever cried during hockey...
I hope the Blues win their second Stanley Cup championship someday.
-Fan from Philippines.
They choke too much lol
Serious question, why the Blues?
@@TheCrazyCanuck420 Because I like music and hockey and my favorite color is blue.
@@hockeyblues46
Rock solid reasoning my friend.
They need to do more of these crossovers in sports!!
this is a great summary for non-hockey fans. Thanks P.K.!
The Cup 🍶 master got that flow going.
P.K. doing great on ESPN
As a hockey fan from Brazil, i would love to be able to see this show at Star+.
I mean, idk why a espn content it's not available at a espn streaming service...
Always love P.K. and Manning
A trophy to be respected.
The commentary on the Ray Bourque lift was great 👍
and after 20 years... RAYMOND BOURQUE!!!!
I'm not a Ray Bourque fan, not a Colorado fan...
But I have to admit, that gave me chills, and he definitely deserved it. Especially after playing for those Booins all those years
Payton is way too funny lol 😂
NBA and NHL playoffs are the hardest to win. Best out of 7 is tough!
Nice explanations
Peyton Manning out there shooting his shot
The best trophy in all of sports baby.
I’d say Hockey is the greater impact sport as well. The speeds these guys are flying at on the ice, the impact of a body + combine that with the boards…
And after 22 years……RAYMOND BOURQUE!!!!! So glad PK said that about the cup! So true, the best Stanley cup hoist ever!
Im not even a fan of hockey but Peyton Manning is comedy
Nobody asked if you were a fan of hockey.
@@mr.brenman2132 aww someone sounds upset who hurt you bro
You should definitely give the sport a try though if you already haven't. May I ask why you're not a fan? Is it too hard to follow/understand the rules etc
Football players know hockey players may be the toughest athletes on the planet. We all can like football, but hockey has the speed, non stop action and fitness of just about every other sport. It is about will power resisting pain in a 200 x 85 foot arena where the puck is a bullet at times and there is hard unrelenting sticks and skates
@@christhomas6455 there are certain sports growing up i never really gravitated towards even tho they look interesting. Getting into a new sport sounds extra hard since i want to learn everything. I may give it a try one day
Love it! If people learn more about hockey I think it would be way more popular.
Yzermans cup lift was the most epic. Hands down.
next to Andreychuk's cup lift.
@4:28 the one dude called Peyton "pete" lol
That thing is frickin' awesome!
5:00 in remarks to New England, it be funny if pk suggested Tampa
I’m a baseball fan so unfortunately we have the ugliest trophy but the Stanley Cup is the most beautiful trophy in sports grey cups not bad either
You gotta earn it to lift it 😂😂
PK PK PK PK ! ! !
Bravo and merci pour cette Vidéo !
Will they be making more vids of this?
Great history lesson. Thank you everyone involved 🤙
That mullet is pretty legendary.
Steve Yzerman giving it to Vladimir Konstantinov in 1998. 🥺
The greatest trophy in sports! People will say it isn’t the best because they don’t like hockey and that’s their reasons 🤦♂️
Even as somebody who doesn't follow the NHL a lot as other sports.
Stanley Cup is the greatest trophy of all time.
I had the honor, as a fan, to simply stand next to the cup once. My son, a hockey player, got to hold it with Shattenkirk after Kevin won it with Tampa and brought it back home. Hopefully we'll get to hold it again if the Hurricanes win and Brett Pesce brings it home (although I rather it came home with the Rangers some day) Just being near the cup for a fan is an honor. For a player to actually raise it, have their name engraved on it, is the mark of a life long ambition that probably started at age 5 or 6 and took a lot of personal determination, sacrifice and physical effort (with a pinch of luck).
I hope Brett Pesce brings the cup back home you.
There are actually multiple cups. The one in the Hockey Hall of Fame is a replica most of the time as the real one is travelling around.
P.k is right guy for the promotion of hockey
4:44 with CC on. Raymond BORK.
PK's mouth was watering
Not a Wild fan or player in sight. Beautiful
I like that the Stanley Cup is awarded to the team captain of the winning team, who may defer to a senior player. It’s not awarded to the owner, while the players play second fiddle.
Hockey players are the most skilled pro athletes of any sports. With some training a hockey player can play any other pro sports, from american football to baseball to soccer, to even basketball, but no other athlete can play hockey. In order to play hockey you need to know how to skate and this is only possible if you started when you are very young. No other sport equal the speed, momentum, skills that hockey offers.
The greatest trophy in sports history!!!!
That would be sacrilege to let a football player handle that trophy.
Imagine being in the presence of the Cup and still thinking the Lombardi is greater.
Nice bro
Cool vid P.K. Go canes
Damm thats a great trophy 😭
You failed to mention that there is a “presentation” cup. One usually stays in the museum, and one travels with the keeper.
That looks like a Lizzo-sized cup...
And in 1995, John MacLean... after a visit to David Letterman.. brought the Cup to Rascals Comedy Club in West Orange, NJ, where a 16 year old me got to hang out with most of the Devils players and got the chance to hoist the Cup over my head! Suck it Peyton! lol
Espn is stoked to have Pat McAfee do commercials now.
Lombardi Trophy-win three consecutive playoff games (4 if you're a wild card)
Stanley Cup-win four best-of-seven series
I agree that hockey is the most physical out of all of the main sports.
In hockey, there's no running out of bounds to avoid contact.
One of the other reasons why hockey trumps the other three sports, in my opinion - tradition. Nothing else speaks to pride, comraderie, and teamwork like tradition.
Still baffles me how the NBA and NFL are getting far more airtime on network TV while the greatest sports contest on the planet is going on, but I'll say it again, I'm glad to be part of the minority in this case. I'll take the deeper sense of pride and tradition over gajillion dollar half time shows any day!!
well there is a reason for the whole airtime thing. So MLB, NBA, and NHL have similar set ups. MLS has their own i dont know what it is i just know it is their own thing and the NFL has there own that as only changed slightly throughout the years. So at one point in time you could see teams on your local broadcasting stations if they were playing that day and didnt clash though if they did often it would be moved to another station as there were a few (NBC, CBS, ABC, CW, FOX) these stations were free as long as you had the proper equipment hooked up to your TV and still are to this day. Then in like the 2000's MLB, NBA, and NHL started to change to something called RSN or Regional Sports Networks so these were like ESPN but for one team and they had the rights to show that team basically like 90% of the time and in the NHL it eventually got to the first round of playoff games as well were on RSNs. The issue is this took away the way to watch all of your teams as not all would be on the same RSN but most people managed for a bit. Now why NBA gets more games not on RSN is they made a deal with Warner Bros that allowed games to be shown on TNT and sometimes TBS (MLB has a deal with them as well for games on TBS sometimes). NHL other than sometimes ESPN does not really have these and to make matters worse RSN are starting to go bankrupt and fold as AT&T sportsnet is going away and Bally sports parent company i think has declared bankruptcy. So there will be a struggle for these leagues to move on from the RSN now like i said the NFL has a different one. There's has been operate the same way thing have been so there games are almost always on CBS, FOX, ABC, and NBC and sure the Thursday night game is sometimes on Amazon Prime or NFL network but the thing is most of the games are easy to watch for most viewers unlike the other leagues which has helped maintain the NFL dominance.
the Cup truly is beautiful
Think on this. It took Bourque 22 years to win the Cup.
It’s been 22 years since then.
Greatest trophy in all of sports
Hardest to win too
I listened to a radio show and one of the two personalities said lifted the cup when shouldn’t. I lost respect that second and never listened again. I think he was the other half of the Tiki Barber Show.
One trophy that needs to change is the World Cup. Soccer or football depending on how you say the sport. All the teams around the globe and all you win is a 12 inch award. Football is the most entertaining to watch but the Stanley Cup is the best trophy.
That's a Lizzo sized cereal bowl
I'm happy that the Ray Bourque cup lift is mentioned here, such an iconic hockey moment.
Why?? Because he knew he couldn’t win one for the franchise he played a lifetime for??
@@joshuafisette7255 frustrates you doesn't it? c:
@@GlyntTheCat not really
@@joshuafisette7255 the reason why I like the Ray Bourque cup lift is because it showcased the class of the Captain, Joe Sakic. Class recognising class.
Pretty cool 😎
Would have love to see Price pass the Cup to Pk
Sadly, Chris Kreider happen
Ironic PK talking about the Stanley Cup and he's never even been close to winning.
What's worse, PK has another 4-5 years of good hockey left in him and he's retired.
The holy Grail of all sports
Lord Stanley's family got in trouble for playing hockey on Sundays in the year of our lord 1890...People were upset that they had violated the sabbath. LOL
Touching Lord Stanley's cup is reserved for its winners.
In hockey the Stanley Cup is handed to the team captain, not the team owner. That is the way it should be done
Nice the cup is still in Colorado now this year to Seattle to win the next cup 2023
Colorado fan here. There’s definitely some bitterness left after that series (and maybe one or two calls that should have gone different ways)… But generally speaking, we’re pulling for you guys. Beat Dallas, Edmonton, the Knights, the Devils, whomever you wind up facing! Better you guys than those teams 😂
There’s actually 3 cups. The real one is in Toronto
Can Peyton Manning have a show and its all about the trophies of all major sports league 😅
Hardest prize to win in any sport, the Stanley cup
factually incorrect but it is fun to say
I thought he was going to ask what does P.K stand for
It even went to Australia in 2018
Hey P.K, I think the most epic Stanley Cup win was by Bobby Baun. I believe he won the cup, on a broken foot or ankle. Or perhaps a rookie goaltender who played only 6 regular season games then went onto help his team win the cup in 1972 was one of the greatest wins. But the stories keep getting written as years go on....
Just hope PK will use some of this ESPN money to actually come up with the $10M he promised to donate to a Montreal Hospital. Still waiting on him getting to 25% of his promised donation. Don't see that getting any better
Wait… what happened to Phil Pritchard?! I know Craig Campbell is also involved. Who is this guy? Respect for keepin’ the tradition alive.
16 wins baby. ( insert Stanley cup emoji here)
Hockey is the best team game. Play both ways.
You got to earn it to lift it" -- unless you're Joe Elliott of Def Leppard. The Red Wings let him lift it in a post-win celebration concert in 2008. But maybe that's why they haven't been able win it since...punishment from the hockey gods.
I didnt know they took rings off! I thought they kept adding to the bottom, and I wondered, how tall will we see it get in our lifetime and how long before they have to start a new one lol
Yeah, they didn't have much choice since it'd be ove 6 feet tall with all the old rings on it.
The old rings are kept in a vault in the Hockey hall of fame in Toronto. The public can view them there. There are a standard number of rings below the trophy.
What don’t they make a duplicate Stanley Cup for the old rings when they are removed?
That's a new cup caretaker