Victor Hedman 2020 Playoff Highlights | Conn Smythe Winner
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- Опубліковано 9 жов 2020
- Playoff highlights from the best defenseman in the world. After a dominating postseason at both ends of the ice, Victor Hedman helped lead the Tampa Bay Lightning to their second ever Stanley Cup victory and earned the Conn Smythe Trophy in the process. Songs are Their War Here by Hans Zimmer and Final Wave by Two Steps From Hell. No copyright purposes intended. I do not own any of the video clips or the audio. #victorhedman #tampabaylightning #connsmythe
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Victor Hedman, what an hockey player. And this comment is coming for an finnish guy, swedish hockey guys know it
Nobody cares.
Exited for next season both Sweden and Finland got good players and great prospects.
As a swede, when our guys are respected by the Finnish it really means a lot
@@rakketz5976 Those of us who understand, do care. A Finn complimenting a Swedish player is a rarity because of the old hockey rivalry. But you still cared enough to post your answer.
@@carpetclimber4027 Yepp, we do care Lauri! Kiitos!
Greatest defenseman to ever live. 6’6 with the wingspan of an eagle and skating ability and hands of a top 3 forward, not to mention the beauty flow and lumberjack playoff beard. ⚡️
I love Hedman but as "lilltjafs" said. Lidström was on another level.
I agree but lidstrom had 7 Norris trophies 😳
**laughs in lidstrom**
Bobby Orr??
Future hall of famer Victor Hedman
He has to be in , first ballot
he's nick lidstrom 2.0
Thor with multiple strikes of lightning, favourite was that double OT winner vs Bruins. Awesome video
Puckin Around you do a fantastic job on these videos. Thank you for them.
Thanks, glad you like them!
Great video. Always nice to see goals and tape passes but I liked that there were some clips with defence moves which seldom gets any credit. Well deserved Trophy
To me Hedman is the closest thing to a 2 way defenseman no doubt, there's not many defensemen like that maybe drew doughty..
Yeah , to play offence against Doughty or Hedman seems relly tough.
The content you put together for videos is remarkable.
Thank you! :)
1984 Paul Coffey: 12 G 1993: Brian Leetch: 11 G 2020: Hedman 10 G
Will a D-men ever score 10 goals in a playoff again? in todays hockey? Probably not
Competition too high
Would not surprise me if Makar could score 10
Let's Go, Hedman!
MY FAV
the name of the song is psytech - candy flip
"little argument"? You could make a pretty good case for Point...In fact, it was the closest Conn Smythe voting in years (ever?)... Taking nothing away from Hedman, who seems clearly the best Dman in the league right now, but without Point would the Bolts still win? Probably without either one of them, it's not a Cup.
Agreed, the Lightning were 0-2 without Point in the lineup this playoff, which proves his value. Small sample size, yes, but his impact both offensively and defensively was unquestioned when he was on the ice.
Well the bolts wouldn't habe gotten past the bruins without Hedman or the islanders
I think your argument is valid. Both men really deserved it. It’s clear not having Point does change the outcome of the games for them, could have been the same way with Hedman but we can’t prove it. I don’t think they could have won it without either player.
Today I got my first hockey Jersey. geuss who it was off? Viktor Hedman
Could Jim Hughson sound anymore more excited when Tampa scored?
Jones and Hedman on the same pairing would be disgusting.
👀 👀 👀
Hedman and Karlsson at a WC or Olympics would be nasty.
@@ericp758 And then OEL, Ekholm, Lindholm, Dahlin etc. to fill out the rest with world class quality.
@@carpetclimber4027 Yeah and even Klingberg. Sweden probably got the best D-core.
@@ericp758 Shit, I forgot about Klingberg. Yeah, it's a crazy competition to make the team as a D-man in the Swedish national team.
What was his average time on ice?
He averaged 26:28 per game that postseason.
I just hope he gets the chance to represent Sweden in the Olympics in 2026 after this international travesty.
I am still very shocked he didn't go in 2014 to get himself a silver medal. 2010 wasn't much of a surprise since he was a rookie then but 2014 was shocking cause he was already an established veteran by then