He didn’t “steal” from anybody. He’s obviously a Wes Anderson fan to have done such an incredible job. He did it in the style of Wes Anderson, who I bet would enjoy it if he saw it.
@@davidp3051 Yeah, no point in discussing "what is stealing in the context of art" in a TH-cam comment section, but for what it's worth this video in the "style" of Wes Anderson is part of a larger trend that he has come out against publicly. On the other hand, maybe I'm the fool and this trend is all part of a larger scheme to promote his new film Asteroid City, which comes to a theater near you on June 22, 2023.
@@laskillen I wouldn’t say it’s a rip off it’s more of a direct homage to the Royal Tenenbaums. From the library book stamps to the chapter breakdowns, it’s really well made.
@@TheVirtualSportsNetwork It's at it's worst now. No hitting, no rivalries, too many teams in cities where nobody cares about hockey and stupid gimmick rules. You can thank Bettman for ruining the NHL. That's what you get when you let an NBA idiot take control of a game that didn't need to change a thing. The NHL is unwatchable today. That's why you're seeing less and less of the old games from the 80s and 90s. The NHL Vault is gone. They don't want you to see how great the NHL once was.
The first EA Sport hockey video came out after the 90-91 season. I know because I have the first 3. The first one has the Northstars logo N* on the cover.
NHL Hockey for PC (technically NHL '94) was mindblowingly good, and for a little kid just learning about what hockey was, this game actually made me understand the rules of hockey... having never played a real game of ice hockey. It was great playing with my cousins and trying play what we thought the Stanley Cup Finals should have been: Leafs vs Habs. My cousins, who recently immigrated from the Philippines, kept choosing the Habs, because that their first views of hockey were the Habs winning the Stanley Cup over Wayne Gretzky (who was so renowned that even Filipinos knew who he was...) It was around this time that the original ice rink at SM Megamall was built because of the growth of the NHL- albeit built around a load bearing pillar at center ice... As a Canadian-born Filipino, I was like, wtf???... they eventually built a new rink, and got it right, and there are more ice rinks now, an NHL/NBA standard arena, and now even a national team. All thanks to the growth of the NHL in this era.
As someone who personally witnessed about 20% of Teemu's goals in that inimitable rookie season, I don't think we can overstate just how massive an accomplishment this was. Sure, he was not a young rookie; starting his rookie campaign at 22 years-old, Selanne spent 4 full years post-NHL-draft playing for Jokerit in the SM-Liiga. But he qualified as a rookie nonetheless, and I am almost 100% sure that _we will never see another 76 goal season for a rookie in the NHL_ (barring significant rule changes). Only THREE people, in the HISTORY OF THE NHL, have scored more than 76 goals in a season - Wayne Gretzky twice (1981-82 - 92 goals; 1983-84 - 87 goals), Brett Hull (1990-91 - 86 goals), Mario Lemieux (1988-89 - 85 goals). This is an absurd total for a rookie to score. Perhaps Michkov will have a shot at this title in 2026-27 when he completes his first NHL season with whichever team drafts him, but 76 goals is a massive ask, and I think it's beyond even him.
Didn't even mention it was Eric Lindros's rookie season. The next one. Biggest hockey card hype ever too. In the peak insanity he had an exclusive rookie card produced by Score before he was even drafted. Next year he had an upper deck card as a member of Team Canada in the Canada Cup.
I got some hockey cards of his that year and the year before I thought I would hold on to for 20 years and I could buy a nice sports car with, now they are probably not even worth a dollar
@@DeE-pt5lz Haha I remember that line of thinking. In 30 years these will be worth so much money. Nope. I got rid of all of mine a while ago because it was just holding on to junk. I can look back on it as a fun life lesson, but I don't need them cluttering up my life today.
In 2003, I received the bible of NHL stats for the time, Total NHL. I was obsessed with the 1992-93 season after reading that section. It seriously deserves a full length Doc.
Honestly, your videos need to be longer. That was great! I was left stunned when it abruptly ended. I wish you had gone into detail for all those things you mentioned at the end. I’d watch the whole thing.
@@Roller11111 If Gretzky doesn't miss half the season, do the Kings still have the playoff run as #99 had more rest? Or else it could have been Flames/Canucks or Leafs vs Habs instead! The NHL will never have that scenerio again, not to mention on 24 teams with 8 in Canada!
The recipient of that last blink was Sandström who got stonewalled by Roy repeatedly during the series, especially in Game 3 and 4 where LeClair touched the puck twice in two games for OT winners. Brutal. But LA went crazy that spring. It was awesome.
Lemieux’s 92-93 season was the greatest individual season ever. Likely would have broken Gretzky’s goal and points record, however because of cancer missed 24 games. Despite this, when returning from radiation treatment, in the final 20 games of the season, he scored 30 goals and 26 assists and lead the penguins to a league record 17 game winning streak.
Certain years in sports leagues have memorable years. MLB had the 1998/2001 Seasons , NHL had the 1992-93 Season (I'm sure I missed a few) , NBA had the 1987-88 /2015-16 seasons, NFL 1984/2007 Seasons are some examples. Where all the crazy things happen in one season.
Although there were a crazy amount of high scorers, and guys having career years, The average goals scored per game (3.63) wasn't as high as as any of the seasons during the 1980s, without 81-82 being the highest (4.01). . Of course the 84 game schedule enabled players to rack up more points, But not necessarily why there were so many 100 point + players. For example in 81-82 despite being a significantly higher scoring year, there were "only" twelve 100 point + players, and even projecting those statistics over 84 games wouldn't yield 20 players with more than 100 points
You guys are using 2 different stats. Goals per game and team average goals per game. But ya, I was going to say the same thing. 92-93 did have the most total goals because of 24 teams and 84 game schedule. But the early 80s were more high scoring on a per game average.
Gretzky and the kings should have won that cup.1:45 left in the game and up 1-0 in the series .Imagine going back to LA winning to nothing in the series! That curve stick really did them dirty
Last season of the divisional playoffs for the first two rounds and farewell to the Wales and Campbell Conferences and all four third place teams were the final four.
kings were gifted the semi final win because of gretzky leafs dominated habs that yr sweeping the season series roy won because nhl tried to gift gretzky and LA a cup
@@oilersridersbluejays your on drugs. It's a penalty. If called series over. Wendel scores on power play and kings are toast. Leafs beat Montreal in final.
@@byrd5163*You’re on drugs if you really think that. Incidental contact on a follow through of a shot is not a high stick. There’s a video on TH-cam explaining the call. You How do we know Wendell would have scored? How do we know the Leafs would have won Game 6? Why didn’t the Leafs use home ice advantage in Game 7 if they were so good? This is why the other 31 fanbases constantly bash the Leafs and their fans. You’re all delusional.
That season was one of the best. I was a habs fan then and I was just starting high school. I wore my habs jersey to school at least twice a week.😂 I also collected newspaper clippings from that year for a sports scrap book that I still have. I have all the highlights from this video in original print. Little did I know that 92/93 would be a legendary season.👍🏻
It was to protect their throats against skates. I remember wearing them. And the goalies had those dangly plastic thigs to protect their necks as well. Malarchucks injury had a big impact.
oh for f's sake - first you pull me in with a video about the 1992-93 season AND THEN YOUR FIRST SHOT IS A TENENBAUMS REFERENCE? take my like and subscribe you savages
The leafs where def screwed that playoffs against the kings with gretzky and the high stick. If leafs had made it to the finals they would have won the cup for sure that year
LMAO Leaf fans are so delusional. 1) Incidental contact on a shot follow through isn’t a penalty. There’s a video on TH-cam explaining the call. 2) Why are you so positive the Leafs were guaranteed to win Game 6 anyways? That’s not how sports work. 3) The Leafs had home ice advantage in Game 7 and should have won it if they were truly the better team. Instead, they choked. 4) You can all stop saying Habs fans are “living the past” when we talk about our last Cup if you can’t stop bringing up a play from literally the same year. Sorry you can’t stand the fact that your Cup drought is twice as long.
It wasnt the follow-through. Kerry Fraser has been interviewed on multiple occasions and he said himself that was the biggest missed call of his career. Not sure how that makes Leafs fans dillusional. Gretzky himself scored a few minutes later and the Leafs were up 3-2 in the series. If this had happened to any other team, you wouldn't even bother commenting about it.
@@miggslor9985 That’s funny cause in the YT video I mentioned, Fraser blatantly explains the follow through rule. Quit making excuses for 60 years of bullshit. Get over it already.
Dead puck era started in the 1997-98 season. It wasn’t just a “boom” no more goals. It was gradual. Goal scoring was slowly going down throughout the 90s and by the late 90s/early 2000s was at unforeseen low levels. We are currently heading back into a live puck era and have been for a few seasons now. It’s not 80s like, but it’s a lot like the early to mid 90s now.
This was the worst goalie era ever no wonder they all had so many points all they had to do practically was hit the net with a good shot and it was a goal 🥅 ! 🤦🏻♂️
Insane that Lemieux missed 24 games and still won the Art Ross!
And that was the highest scoring season in NHL history!
Le Magnifique!
In your opinion...
If he hadn't missed those 2 months, he scores 80+ goals and records over 200 points. The only thing that could stop him that year was his own body.
wait a second wtf... this is the best Sportsnet content I've ever seen. The narration, the subject material. It's sublime.
It's cuz they stole filmmaker Wes Anderson's trademark style. Still good I suppose, but they ripped it off...
Wes Anderson
He didn’t “steal” from anybody. He’s obviously a Wes Anderson fan to have done such an incredible job. He did it in the style of Wes Anderson, who I bet would enjoy it if he saw it.
@@davidp3051 Yeah, no point in discussing "what is stealing in the context of art" in a TH-cam comment section, but for what it's worth this video in the "style" of Wes Anderson is part of a larger trend that he has come out against publicly.
On the other hand, maybe I'm the fool and this trend is all part of a larger scheme to promote his new film Asteroid City, which comes to a theater near you on June 22, 2023.
@@laskillen I wouldn’t say it’s a rip off it’s more of a direct homage to the Royal Tenenbaums. From the library book stamps to the chapter breakdowns, it’s really well made.
The NHL was at it's peak from 1984-1994. That was the best 10 year stretch ever.
And then it was at arguably its worst for the following 10 years.
@@TheVirtualSportsNetworkall thanks to Gary Bettman
@@brendo6897not his fault Canada can’t win
@@TheVirtualSportsNetwork It's at it's worst now. No hitting, no rivalries, too many teams in cities where nobody cares about hockey and stupid gimmick rules. You can thank Bettman for ruining the NHL. That's what you get when you let an NBA idiot take control of a game that didn't need to change a thing. The NHL is unwatchable today. That's why you're seeing less and less of the old games from the 80s and 90s. The NHL Vault is gone. They don't want you to see how great the NHL once was.
@@conorwreckonerCanada wins every year. Just not Canadian based teams.
This video could be an hour long and it wouldn't be enough.
But we have Rock em Sock em 5
Having the first EA NHL video game added even more to this season of hockey. One of the greatest seasons ever.
The first EA Sport hockey video came out after the 90-91 season. I know because I have the first 3. The first one has the Northstars logo N* on the cover.
Maybe not the first, but definitely the most fun! Played this version for years.
There's a reason NHL '93 controls are still an option in today's game. So damn good.
94 was my fav
NHL Hockey for PC (technically NHL '94) was mindblowingly good, and for a little kid just learning about what hockey was, this game actually made me understand the rules of hockey... having never played a real game of ice hockey.
It was great playing with my cousins and trying play what we thought the Stanley Cup Finals should have been: Leafs vs Habs. My cousins, who recently immigrated from the Philippines, kept choosing the Habs, because that their first views of hockey were the Habs winning the Stanley Cup over Wayne Gretzky (who was so renowned that even Filipinos knew who he was...)
It was around this time that the original ice rink at SM Megamall was built because of the growth of the NHL- albeit built around a load bearing pillar at center ice... As a Canadian-born Filipino, I was like, wtf???... they eventually built a new rink, and got it right, and there are more ice rinks now, an NHL/NBA standard arena, and now even a national team. All thanks to the growth of the NHL in this era.
As someone who personally witnessed about 20% of Teemu's goals in that inimitable rookie season, I don't think we can overstate just how massive an accomplishment this was. Sure, he was not a young rookie; starting his rookie campaign at 22 years-old, Selanne spent 4 full years post-NHL-draft playing for Jokerit in the SM-Liiga. But he qualified as a rookie nonetheless, and I am almost 100% sure that _we will never see another 76 goal season for a rookie in the NHL_ (barring significant rule changes). Only THREE people, in the HISTORY OF THE NHL, have scored more than 76 goals in a season - Wayne Gretzky twice (1981-82 - 92 goals; 1983-84 - 87 goals), Brett Hull (1990-91 - 86 goals), Mario Lemieux (1988-89 - 85 goals). This is an absurd total for a rookie to score. Perhaps Michkov will have a shot at this title in 2026-27 when he completes his first NHL season with whichever team drafts him, but 76 goals is a massive ask, and I think it's beyond even him.
Teemu is my all time favorite player and that rookie season will never be topped. So epic.
Didn't even mention it was Eric Lindros's rookie season. The next one. Biggest hockey card hype ever too. In the peak insanity he had an exclusive rookie card produced by Score before he was even drafted. Next year he had an upper deck card as a member of Team Canada in the Canada Cup.
I got some hockey cards of his that year and the year before I thought I would hold on to for 20 years and I could buy a nice sports car with, now they are probably not even worth a dollar
@@DeE-pt5lz Haha I remember that line of thinking. In 30 years these will be worth so much money. Nope. I got rid of all of mine a while ago because it was just holding on to junk. I can look back on it as a fun life lesson, but I don't need them cluttering up my life today.
Despite all that scoring when it came down to it Patrick Roy won the conn smythe that year crazy how great he was
The Wes Anderson aesthetic was something I never would’ve associated with sports but holy crap it’s awesome
@@gabrielidusogie9189Who is that?
@@SvenTSchixe he’s an American filmmaker
@@gabrielidusogie9189 Oh ok, thanks buddy!!
RIP the goalies of 92-93
In 2003, I received the bible of NHL stats for the time, Total NHL. I was obsessed with the 1992-93 season after reading that section. It seriously deserves a full length Doc.
Funny enough, there is one. Picture Perfect from NHL Network. Though, the doc only seemed to cover the clif notes of that season.
Honestly, your videos need to be longer. That was great! I was left stunned when it abruptly ended. I wish you had gone into detail for all those things you mentioned at the end. I’d watch the whole thing.
Grew up (and still) a Habs fan, turned 18 for that season. Still the most nostalgic and epic of all runs. Those were some good years.
This was really well done. I enjoyed watching it. It felt like watching a Christmas movie.
Penguins 3 peat if Kevin Stevens doesn’t break his face in Game 7 against the Islanders
leafs end a 25+ years drought if Carey Fraser calls the blatant high stick on Gretzky.
I really liked the Wes Anderson-esque opening. Very clever and interesting video!
Please do summary’s for every other season now! Wonderful to watch.
dear sportsnet. KEEP DOING VIDEOS LIKE THIS!!!!!
This was beautiful, more please.
90'S hockey was the best hockey
Mario Lemieux had only one flaw his whole career, that being the jersey he wore
The final season before the North Stars moved from Minnesota to Dallas to become the Dallas Stars!
Should of been the season of a Gretzky vs Lemieux cup final and a likely three peat, if it wasn't for DAVID FREAKING VOLEK! 🤬
Or Montreal vs Toronto.
And the Rangers should have won in 1992 if not for the 10 day lockout and a fluke Ron Francis goal in Game 4. It evens out.
Kerry Fraser screwed the hockey world of a Habs-Leafs final
@@Roller11111 If Gretzky doesn't miss half the season, do the Kings still have the playoff run as #99 had more rest? Or else it could have been Flames/Canucks or Leafs vs Habs instead! The NHL will never have that scenerio again, not to mention on 24 teams with 8 in Canada!
@@Roller11111LOL!! Even in the replay you can barely see the high stick if at all.
The Wes Anderson style apparently works wonders on hockey documentaries. Who could’ve guessed.
The recipient of that last blink was Sandström who got stonewalled by Roy repeatedly during the series, especially in Game 3 and 4 where LeClair touched the puck twice in two games for OT winners. Brutal. But LA went crazy that spring. It was awesome.
Great content ❤
I want this video to be a trailer to a full-length feature!
Lemieux’s 92-93 season was the greatest individual season ever. Likely would have broken Gretzky’s goal and points record, however because of cancer missed 24 games.
Despite this, when returning from radiation treatment, in the final 20 games of the season, he scored 30 goals and 26 assists and lead the penguins to a league record 17 game winning streak.
Then his team lost to the lowly Islanders in the playoffs. 😆
This was really well done finally the 92-93 season getting some recognition!!!
Also the 95-96 season was pretty wild as well with the scoring 😊
Great video. More season reviews please
I think you forgot about Johnny LeClair...he had a couple of 50 goal seasons back to back in the dead puck era.
Proof that the Wes Anderson vibe makes things better!
Not to mention Desjardins' first ever hat trick by a defensemen during the cup finals.
And still the only one to do this
no in fact i do not know the rest lol please make more of this we need this type of content
SN should do a weekly series with Marek bringing all the details. Would be great
*"92-93: The CRAZIEST NHL Season Ever?"*
A film by Wes Anderson
Let us not forget how robbed we were of an all Canadian Final.
Certain years in sports leagues have memorable years. MLB had the 1998/2001 Seasons , NHL had the 1992-93 Season (I'm sure I missed a few) , NBA had the 1987-88 /2015-16 seasons, NFL 1984/2007 Seasons are some examples. Where all the crazy things happen in one season.
this is amazing. can we have a feature length documentary?? i'd pay for that
This video is a masterpiece.
Although there were a crazy amount of high scorers, and guys having career years, The average goals scored per game (3.63) wasn't as high as as any of the seasons during the 1980s, without 81-82 being the highest (4.01). .
Of course the 84 game schedule enabled players to rack up more points, But not necessarily why there were so many 100 point + players.
For example in 81-82 despite being a significantly higher scoring year, there were "only" twelve 100 point + players, and even projecting those statistics over 84 games wouldn't yield 20 players with more than 100 points
82 had 8.03 goals per game.
In the dead puck era it was down to 5 goals per game...
You guys are using 2 different stats. Goals per game and team average goals per game. But ya, I was going to say the same thing. 92-93 did have the most total goals because of 24 teams and 84 game schedule. But the early 80s were more high scoring on a per game average.
You don't hear it anymore but in the 1990s when some scored a goal the commentators would always say: "And he shoot that scores!"
Last time Canada had a cup
@@raran44 Not to mention so much of the Habs roster actually from the province of Quebec!
There has been 2 books created about this season 1)The Last Good Year 2) A Season In Time.
The last good year? Why? Because it's the last time a Canadian team won? The following season was arguably better. The 94 playoffs were insane.
It really was. So many great storylines.
My earliest NHL memory was these playoffs, then my Canucks made the finals next year. Miss those days
I remember that season. Epic.
Hockey content being told through a Wes Anderson lens is now my new favourite meta.
Oh oui , 92-93 , une belle grosse année avec Super Mario , Casseau Roy et en plus, le CH qui gagne la coupe Stanley 👍👍👍🏆🏆🏆
Does Wes Anderson get royalties for this? 🙃
And hockey team in Minnesota announced they were moving to of all places......Dallas.
Yep
@@Mark-xl1ze At least Minnesota got another team (and Winnipeg), unlike Quebec City (to date)
Hello from Winnipeg where our team moved to f**king Phoenix!!
Gretzky and the kings should have won that cup.1:45 left in the game and up 1-0 in the series .Imagine going back to LA winning to nothing in the series! That curve stick really did them dirty
Last season of the divisional playoffs for the first two rounds and farewell to the Wales and Campbell Conferences and all four third place teams were the final four.
Had Jets season tickets in 1992-93. Say many a Teemu,goal
More vintage season reviews!!!
Satisfactory? Well yeah, if it had ended as it should've, with Wendel Clark hoisting the cup at the Maple Leaf Gardens.
Please make more and make them longer.... please
If that illegal stick penalty never happened, the Kings would of swept the Canadians in the 1993 Stanley Cup Final.
In one of the most offensive score year.
A single goaltender stepup in the playoff to win it all
A true King, a Roy
kings were gifted the semi final win because of gretzky
leafs dominated habs that yr sweeping the season series
roy won because nhl tried to gift gretzky and LA a cup
@@MarkBTWOSRS Leaf Habs would have been a great finale!
But Gretzky vs Roy is the 2 best player at there position all time facing each other
I may be biased because this is the season NHL'94 is based on, but this was the best season in NHL history
94 season was better than 93. The final was epic and Rangers vs Devils was the greatest playoff series in nhl history.
Some strong Wes Anderson vibes
How about that Gallant guy getting into a fight with a NY ranger on ice? Wonder what he’ll end up doing later in his life… 😂
Talk about being under siege. Goalies suffered big time
more vidéo like this more years plz
Wes Anderson does hockey.
I guess someone must have seen Asteroid City then decided to check out the Royal Tenenbaums before making this video
This was going so well - by Sportsnet standards - and then they glazed over the Habs insane run to the Cup.
Bye bye Sportsnet.
4:35 sheesh with muffins like that, how does someone not score 200 points lol
The 92-93 season was the greatest of all time.
I didn’t know Wes Anderson liked hockey
😂
I love that season!
It is crazy because it's the last time Canadian team won Stanley cup 😅
Kerry Frazer screwed the Leafs.
The Leafs screwed the Leafs.
@@oilersridersbluejays your on drugs. It's a penalty. If called series over. Wendel scores on power play and kings are toast. Leafs beat Montreal in final.
@@byrd5163*You’re on drugs if you really think that.
Incidental contact on a follow through of a shot is not a high stick. There’s a video on TH-cam explaining the call. You How do we know Wendell would have scored? How do we know the Leafs would have won Game 6? Why didn’t the Leafs use home ice advantage in Game 7 if they were so good? This is why the other 31 fanbases constantly bash the Leafs and their fans. You’re all delusional.
@@raran44 keep smoking that crack pipe. U probably drink bud light also.
@@raran44one things for sure, Gretzky definitely doesn't score on the next shift from the penalty box. 5 minute major all day every day.
God I miss my Whalers.
That season was one of the best. I was a habs fan then and I was just starting high school. I wore my habs jersey to school at least twice a week.😂 I also collected newspaper clippings from that year for a sports scrap book that I still have. I have all the highlights from this video in original print. Little did I know that 92/93 would be a legendary season.👍🏻
My childhood.
My favorite year I think!
It looks like an Arte documentary
what was the reason for the high scoring, it couldn't have been the extra 2 games, was the league experimenting with a lighter puck or something?
ok but make this 2hrs long
Literally the last good NHL season
I guess you missed the 1993-94 season which was even better.
@@LEETCH_94 But Rock em Sock em 5 was based off the 92-93 year so you stand corrected.
When hockey was a man’s game
Players should wear turtlenecks again
It was to protect their throats against skates. I remember wearing them. And the goalies had those dangly plastic thigs to protect their necks as well. Malarchucks injury had a big impact.
oh for f's sake - first you pull me in with a video about the 1992-93 season AND THEN YOUR FIRST SHOT IS A TENENBAUMS REFERENCE?
take my like and subscribe you savages
Pretty good one! ;)
And then bettman came in
The leafs where def screwed that playoffs against the kings with gretzky and the high stick. If leafs had made it to the finals they would have won the cup for sure that year
Leafs wouldn't have a chance against Montreal
The leafs lost a home game 7 and let Gretzky score 4 times on them, keep crying.
Leafs couldn't score on human sieve Hrudey, no way they were going to solve Roy.
The Leafs were done in that game.
I will resume Toronto Leaf's story in one word....IF.....
More of this
as long as canada loses, NHL Hockey will be great
gretzky the best!
LMAO Leaf fans are so delusional.
1) Incidental contact on a shot follow through isn’t a penalty. There’s a video on TH-cam explaining the call.
2) Why are you so positive the Leafs were guaranteed to win Game 6 anyways? That’s not how sports work.
3) The Leafs had home ice advantage in Game 7 and should have won it if they were truly the better team. Instead, they choked.
4) You can all stop saying Habs fans are “living the past” when we talk about our last Cup if you can’t stop bringing up a play from literally the same year. Sorry you can’t stand the fact that your Cup drought is twice as long.
It wasnt the follow-through. Kerry Fraser has been interviewed on multiple occasions and he said himself that was the biggest missed call of his career. Not sure how that makes Leafs fans dillusional. Gretzky himself scored a few minutes later and the Leafs were up 3-2 in the series. If this had happened to any other team, you wouldn't even bother commenting about it.
@@miggslor9985 That’s funny cause in the YT video I mentioned, Fraser blatantly explains the follow through rule.
Quit making excuses for 60 years of bullshit. Get over it already.
th-cam.com/video/6sQHanp5aoo/w-d-xo.html
Shots fired! LOL!
2:10. Yeah. There were definitely way more than 6. Off the top of my head I know Kariya and Selanne did it in the heart of the dead puck era.
Kariya hit 50 goals in 95 which isn't considered the dead puck era but Selanne did hit 52 in 97-98 which is considered the dead puck era.
@@kiker0909 dead puck era is 95 - 04. Even if we say it started in 97 there were more than 6.
@@BoyNamedSue4 Who?
@@BoyNamedSue4It's not, Mario had 161 points 1996.
Dead puck era started in the 1997-98 season. It wasn’t just a “boom” no more goals. It was gradual. Goal scoring was slowly going down throughout the 90s and by the late 90s/early 2000s was at unforeseen low levels.
We are currently heading back into a live puck era and have been for a few seasons now. It’s not 80s like, but it’s a lot like the early to mid 90s now.
I forgot parents didnt spend tens of thousands of dollars crafting their children into elite athletes. It's amazing how unathletic everyone was.
This was the worst goalie era ever no wonder they all had so many points all they had to do practically was hit the net with a good shot and it was a goal 🥅 ! 🤦🏻♂️
HOLY DAM THAT IS A CRAZY SEASON
So many 50 goal and 100 point players
The "great one" had 16 goals in 45 games.. 😂😂😂😂😂😂