As a goalie I can say that we absolutely hate facing odd pucks. We’ll face 3-4 of these a night normally, and if the puck has ~1% chance of going in, you can do the math that every 25-35 games one will find it’s way in and there’s very little you can do about it. The fact that it’s not impossible combined with it’s unfortunate frequency in most games means we can’t exactly avoid these mishaps. Nobody cares when you save 99 of them, they only care when you don’t save 1.
Yup, I remember having a good stretch of games in a ball hockey tournament and it felt like I could do no wrong… till we lost our knockout game because it took a weird bounce off my blocker and slowly went in. I saved over 75 shots in those three games and I only let in five goals in that span but I still got to shoulder the blame when I could have easily called out my teammates for their play. I had teammates, afraid to block shots, try to blindly block shots when they’re just impeding my vision. I had teammates that were slower than the top line of most teams in that tournament. Everybody blames me for that one bad goal when they probably don’t realize that it was hard for me to even get us that far with what I had to work with.
@@ghost-whitesand9447 the other part of goaltending is a beautiful contrast from being a player in terms of your team. When it’s an important game, or important moments happen, you’re the furthest person on the ice for your teams victories and the closest person to the failures. The overtime loss? You’re the final person the other team beat before it’s over. Your team wins? They all congratulate the game winner at the other end of the ice. They’ll never have your back on a bad goal but they’ll only “WHOOAAA” for a second when you make a great save. Toughest position in all of sports.
I used to play a lot of table soccer and loved making quick movements in front of the goal with the forward line and then casually and slowly kicking the ball into the goal. Most of the opponents then frantically pulled their goalibar back and forth, but mostly managed to get past the slowly rolling ball. Of all my trickshots, this was my favorite, as long as you didn't do it too often with the same opponents! - greetings to Kucharov! :)
@@blarbkanopcious4243 nothing wild. with the striker the ball extremely sideways against the boards and from there deflected into the goal, or step over, simply or twice. Clamped the ball with the striker and instead of shooting then let the ball fly into the goal with downward pressure, there are a lot of things, but a lot of things can't really be explained very well without visual aids, maybe there are YT videos, idk. :) I played in the Bundesliga in Germany (DTFB) and was unfortunately much stronger in defense/goalkeeping than in midfield or forward, so I had to play there a lot more often. But there were also funny options, for example kicking the ball backwards next to your own goal with the defensive line, picking up the rebound with the goalkeeper and maneuvering the ball again against the boards in such a way that the goalkeeper balances the ball horizontally on his foot, then a quick turn forward and the ball flies over the lines of friend and enemy and with luck it lands in the opponent's goal. However, this trick was then banned in the Bundesliga because it was probably not acceptable that the ball was _no longer on the table during the flight phase._ Oh really?! :( Otherwise, speed, control and very good hand-eye coordination are the most important things. Unfortunately, it's been a few years since I last played with any real ambition. I hope I haven't annoyed you with this endless answer. Greetings!
@@Mordecai478Maliks goal was basic af. He shot the puck with his stick between his legs. Big whoop, every NHLer could do that. What Datsyuk did is next level.
@tino6176 As a Leafs fan, this will be the one thing fellow Leafs fans will remember most. Like you said, it's happened to so many others, but a lot of those guys had many more positives with their respective teams than Toskala did.
One thing I love about this video is how at some points, one clip shows a team being scored on and the next is that team scoring the goal. If that was intentional, I love that style of editing. Great video as always my friend
If you do another edition of this, you should include the goal by Buffalo's Tage Thompson against Chicago on March 28, 2022, when he broke his stick on a shot on goal and the puck hit the backboard, came back out to hit the goalie and go in for the winner with just seconds to go in the game!
As a goaltender, there is absolutely nothing worse than a flipping bouncing puck. They can change direction so incredibly unpredictably and sometimes you just cannot change the momentum of your predicted movement to react in time. It’s awful. Whole reason they call these goals a bad/lucky bounce.
The most reassuring thing about this video as an amateur hockey player myself, is that there are some vezina winning goalies featured quite a bit in these clips.
Forgot if this was Oilers game, but there was one where a player took a shot from the point, but god a bad stick on it, and it just slowly roles past all the players and past the goalie, curious if anyone has a link to that one.
Gotta say slow shots absolutely suck, especially when you play with faster shooters. Went from playing for a varsity team and playing for Junior B at the same time. It conditioned me to struggle with the slower shooters, even though Varsity is much worse.
You missed the 75 ft lob on Mike Smith, in the 2nd round of the 2022 playoffs against Calgary...as an EDM fan, that one was hard to watch even when it happened...LOL.
These hurt so much to watch lol. This is my fear in every game, that I'm gonna let in a stupid slow one lol Some of these you can't blame the goalie tho. Bouncing pucks absolutely suck, and you can't read a shot that wasn't even supposed to happen.
Goalies are like the T-Rex from Jurassic Park: Their vision is based on movement
that’s false, tyrannosauruses could easily see
Hard to know when you only have bones
no
@kyleb.7847 thats why he said “from jurassic park”
@@thenjdevilsfanaticTell me you don’t know how to read without telling me you don’t know how to read…
As a goalie I can say that we absolutely hate facing odd pucks. We’ll face 3-4 of these a night normally, and if the puck has ~1% chance of going in, you can do the math that every 25-35 games one will find it’s way in and there’s very little you can do about it. The fact that it’s not impossible combined with it’s unfortunate frequency in most games means we can’t exactly avoid these mishaps. Nobody cares when you save 99 of them, they only care when you don’t save 1.
Yup, I remember having a good stretch of games in a ball hockey tournament and it felt like I could do no wrong… till we lost our knockout game because it took a weird bounce off my blocker and slowly went in. I saved over 75 shots in those three games and I only let in five goals in that span but I still got to shoulder the blame when I could have easily called out my teammates for their play. I had teammates, afraid to block shots, try to blindly block shots when they’re just impeding my vision. I had teammates that were slower than the top line of most teams in that tournament. Everybody blames me for that one bad goal when they probably don’t realize that it was hard for me to even get us that far with what I had to work with.
@@ghost-whitesand9447 the other part of goaltending is a beautiful contrast from being a player in terms of your team. When it’s an important game, or important moments happen, you’re the furthest person on the ice for your teams victories and the closest person to the failures. The overtime loss? You’re the final person the other team beat before it’s over. Your team wins? They all congratulate the game winner at the other end of the ice. They’ll never have your back on a bad goal but they’ll only “WHOOAAA” for a second when you make a great save. Toughest position in all of sports.
FR
goalie here and yep ive let in my share of weird slow ones. theyre the worst
Waited the whole vid for "OH ITS A GOAL it bounces right by Toskala!"
As a beer league goalie it makes me feel good seeing multiple hall of fame level goalies let in soft ones every now and then.
its like a batter striking out on a 70mph off speed. when u get so used to a certain speed, you trip out a little bit by these weird ones
Compiling/Editing these videos must be hard work. Even coming up with new ideas is difficult. Thank you!
Thank you a lot, it’s lots of fun but also a bit of a grind!
@@DeltaHighlights I thought it was really great that the comments from the previous clip ran out while the new clip was already showing!
I do things like this in my spare time. Not on UA-cam yet, but I can tell you, it's a headache sometimes
I used to play a lot of table soccer and loved making quick movements in front of the goal with the forward line and then casually and slowly kicking the ball into the goal.
Most of the opponents then frantically pulled their goalibar back and forth, but mostly managed to get past the slowly rolling ball.
Of all my trickshots, this was my favorite, as long as you didn't do it too often with the same opponents!
- greetings to Kucharov! :)
Wow what were your other trick shots?
@@blarbkanopcious4243 nothing wild.
with the striker the ball extremely sideways against the boards and from there deflected into the goal, or step over, simply or twice.
Clamped the ball with the striker and instead of shooting then let the ball fly into the goal with downward pressure, there are a lot of things,
but a lot of things can't really be explained very well without visual aids, maybe there are YT videos, idk. :)
I played in the Bundesliga in Germany (DTFB) and was unfortunately much stronger in defense/goalkeeping than in midfield or forward, so I had to play there a lot more often.
But there were also funny options, for example kicking the ball backwards next to your own goal with the defensive line,
picking up the rebound with the goalkeeper and maneuvering the ball again against the boards in such a way that the goalkeeper balances the ball horizontally on his foot,
then a quick turn forward and the ball flies over the lines of friend and enemy and with luck it lands in the opponent's goal.
However, this trick was then banned in the Bundesliga because it was probably not acceptable that the ball was _no longer on the table during the flight phase._ Oh really?! :(
Otherwise, speed, control and very good hand-eye coordination are the most important things.
Unfortunately, it's been a few years since I last played with any real ambition.
I hope I haven't annoyed you with this endless answer.
Greetings!
I kept waiting for Andersson's full-ice shot on Smith from the '22 playoffs, but then I went back and watched it and it was low key a bit of a rip lol
I went over it and thought so too!
I was wondering if Toskala would make it and he did. The Datsyuk goal has to be the best slow goal AND shootout goal in NHL history.
Best shootout goal? Marek Malik might have something to say about that
@@Mordecai478 I forgot about Malik's goal. Can he and Pavel share the title? Good point!!
@@Mordecai478Maliks goal was basic af. He shot the puck with his stick between his legs. Big whoop, every NHLer could do that. What Datsyuk did is next level.
Sucks for Toskala that he'll always be remembered for this even though he's far from being the only one it happened to, as we can see here :D
@tino6176 As a Leafs fan, this will be the one thing fellow Leafs fans will remember most. Like you said, it's happened to so many others, but a lot of those guys had many more positives with their respective teams than Toskala did.
One thing I love about this video is how at some points, one clip shows a team being scored on and the next is that team scoring the goal. If that was intentional, I love that style of editing. Great video as always my friend
1:15 Scott Darling’s time with Carolina in a nutshell.
Who knew Quick would be in here so much XD
As a goalie I make that mistake a lot. Sometimes the puck is too strong for our stick so I just butterfly on slow shots now
With the amount of times the Canes, Ducks, Devils, and Jonathan Quick were on the list, you'd think they'd be extra careful on soft shots by now
Cam ward
love these vids lol keeps me thinking about hockey. Also a fellow canuks fan
I will never get tired of watching the Toskala highlight lmao
Ready for picks this year 👍👍👍
They backkkkk🔥🔥🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️
this is the greatest video of all time
As Steve Dangle says, "if you're a goaltender, TEND THE GOAL!"
Steve Dangle is a loser.
Nice work on the edits. Keeping the previous clip audio running while starting the next to catch the comments from the booth. Well done!
how have I not seen all these! incredible stuff
Thank you! I try my best to do research on my videos.
Love this video idea
That was a great video 👍🏼
Awesome!
✌🏼😎👍🏼
Delta back with a banger video
Hehe, watching this makes me remember when getting tired of playing the NHL games and adjusting the bounciness of the puck to silly fun levels, hah.
Thank you was not expecting that
Must be gutting to be a goalie and this happen. Awesome vid!
the kind of video I watch to feel better after I let a bad goal or have a bad game 😅
Buddy knows the muffin man
This is what nightmares are made of.
5:43 rip Rick Jeanneret
Good to see Quick can only save pucks that are moving quick
Best part of the whole video is the Staples ad on the boards behind Quick for the McDonagh goal. "That was easy"
Jonathan Quick had his share of bad puck management out of his net! xD
Seems he wasn't. "Quick." Enough. hahaha ha a I'll see my self out.
So funny how even at the highest level, anybody can mess up on simple plays
If you do another edition of this, you should include the goal by Buffalo's Tage Thompson against Chicago on March 28, 2022, when he broke his stick on a shot on goal and the puck hit the backboard, came back out to hit the goalie and go in for the winner with just seconds to go in the game!
Crazy how many of these happened in the playoffs
Halfway in and theres 4 against carolina 😭😭
7:02 I remember that deflect goal and it was quite funny.
Rebound off the boards went in 😂
1st clip too funny
That third clip was the most Tristan Jari thing that I've ever seen Tristan Jari do.
The chip was actually amazing
Kevin Bieksa's series winning goal that brought the Nucks to the 2011 Finals was slow enough.
As a goaltender, there is absolutely nothing worse than a flipping bouncing puck. They can change direction so incredibly unpredictably and sometimes you just cannot change the momentum of your predicted movement to react in time. It’s awful. Whole reason they call these goals a bad/lucky bounce.
The most reassuring thing about this video as an amateur hockey player myself, is that there are some vezina winning goalies featured quite a bit in these clips.
delta highlight i wanted u to know i'm a huge fan
and a flyers fan
As a beer league goalie, this is nightmare fuel.
Watching this video is like when you're trying to throw punches in your dreams. You put in the full force but the result is slow motion.
These are the hard shots in my beer league.
6:05 it looks like the stick blade just whacks the goalie in the face that's golden, good shit
You should try the fastest shots!
Poor Quick... how many of these has he had?... i counted at least 4 i think in this video...
New title for the video: "Jonathan Quick and a couple other guys let in some softies"
Camburger Ward had a couple in here as well
As someone who followed the Kings during the 2010s, Quick had something like this happen every 3-4 games it seems.
There was one by a former Oiler goon - i think Steve McIntyre.. a point slapshot that was like 20mph that squeaked through
"...the off-speed pitch, the batter will swing early every time!" - Kenny DaGuuch
you should do wrap around goals, Michigan's, or iconic breakaway moves (jyes, ik youve already done something like it).
Forgot if this was Oilers game, but there was one where a player took a shot from the point, but god a bad stick on it, and it just slowly roles past all the players and past the goalie, curious if anyone has a link to that one.
I believe you forgot about all the slojo goals by Ryan Johansen with the predators in the shootouts lol
That’s another type of slow goals I should do haha
Gotta say slow shots absolutely suck, especially when you play with faster shooters. Went from playing for a varsity team and playing for Junior B at the same time. It conditioned me to struggle with the slower shooters, even though Varsity is much worse.
Always finish your video with Laffs, thank you.
Why is Jonathan Quick in so many of these clips 🤣
Also, Kucherov's fake at 5:55 has the best call I've ever heard in a Lightning game
So... johnny quick is the most shown goalie letting these shot in.. interesting
Next video idea: Broken stick goals
ua-cam.com/video/2ckWi7s7Xz0/v-deo.htmlsi=ujQmq9GVHdgBO5m5 here’s the link to the video I did of it!
I hope all those goalies watch this video. It goes to show it can and does happen to everyone.
I really thought Claude Giroux's goal from last year against Vegas would be on here, but a great compilation nonetheless
Can you make one of these with the worst "If you're a goaltender, tend the goal" errors?
That's Steve Dangles bit from sdpn
David Kampfs goal against Buffalo last year should be here! Maybe the slowest goal of all time
2:52 whitdog skating into his teammate
0:42 happened to me in my last game😅
That’s a Dang it
I felt like about 1/3s of these plays shown happened in the playoffs. That’s a tough way to give up a goal in the playoffs
Can we also call this the “softee” compilation?
Quick loves to give up bad goals lol
Suddenly, my div 10 beer league goalies don't seem that bad. I witness this all the time.
Clicked this for Toskala. Didn't dissapoint.
guess he wasnt Quick enough
You missed the 75 ft lob on Mike Smith, in the 2nd round of the 2022 playoffs against Calgary...as an EDM fan, that one was hard to watch even when it happened...LOL.
The puck movement wasn’t slow enough
There is a good number of these goalies that have their name on Lord Stanley's Cup.
Poor Cam
need to stack the pads
I can only feel their disappointment rip
if i were a goalie, id cry. id just sit down in the crease and cry. right then and there.
the funniest part is - tho NHL standard slow , these shots are still pretty fast for the average person lmao
Only Chris Krieder would celebrate after scoring a goal like that
Id be celebrating too if i shot that. He knew it wouldnt make it in but it did so obv thats gonna make you hype
as a King fan am I surprised to see Quick on here multiple times? no.
The last one inspired by Tree
So glad to not see my beloved blue jackets in this one lol
Me when playing career mode as a goalie
Bro I suck at goalie mode even though I am a goalie irl
I'm sad that you left out Old Man Mike Smith's 135 footer from the last BoA.
I could play in the NHL!
Mike smith got off easy on this one
Pff, Datsyk did the Omark :)
It's happened 3 times to Quick in this video
These hurt so much to watch lol. This is my fear in every game, that I'm gonna let in a stupid slow one lol
Some of these you can't blame the goalie tho. Bouncing pucks absolutely suck, and you can't read a shot that wasn't even supposed to happen.
if you make another, tofolli 2021 playoffs, round 3 game 2
2:55 is definitely the most unfair
David Krejci game 1 of 2013 eastern conference final
So funny that a guy literally named "Quick" let so many slow ones through.
If you didn't know anything about hockey you would think Quick was the worst goalie in history after watching this.