The first save Miller was being called to come to the bench for an extra attacker because they were down by 2 goals with only a couple of minutes left in the game. He was on his way to the bench when they turned the puck over so he raced back to make the save.
I was at that game. It was even more insane seeing it in person. Actually the crowd at the Joe (Game was in Detroit). gave the goalie a huge round of applause when he made the save. Of course we wouldn’t have if we needed the goal 😀
The issue with Price is he makes some really difficult saves look almost casual. Sure he's got tons of highlight reel saves, but it's the ease with which he moves around his crease that allows him to make it look easy so often.
@@MrBellsa61 Yeah like, price had at least 4 saves just in the last playoffs that should of mmade this compilation but this video was kinda old i think
The issue with some of the best goaltender in history...is that they can't play all positions. A goalie can't win a game unless the team in front scores goals.
Another thing, just so everyone is clear, when goalies have to flop around like that, that means they are out of position. Honestly, I play goalie and every save should be a chest or leg pad save. But those desperation saves can’t be taught
That commentator at 2:45 is known as Rick Jeanneret. He’s been commentating for the Buffalo Sabres since 1971 and just announced this season his 51st will be his final season. So if I may make a request, can you please react to Rick Jeanneret’s greatest calls at some point for us Sabres fans? :)
Miika Kiprusoff is a LEGEND in Calgary. That save you saw where he was way out of position was awesome but my favourite save was his scorpion kick save 😄
Suggestions of goalies to react to their saves: Martin Brodeur, Dominik Hasek, Patrick Roy and Ryan Miller. These were four of the best goalies of the NHL history. You can also react to Miikka Kiprusoff and Evegny Nabokov. These two were great goalies as well.
The reason Miller the goaltender was caught so far out at 1:50 was because he was being called to the bench so his team can get an extra player known as an extra attacker. It was nearing the end of the game and his team is down by two goals and teams will generally pull their goaltender to get an extra player in the final minutes of the game in an attempt to tie the game up and send it to overtime. Obviously that leaves their net empty but it’s a desperation strategy to not lose. If the goal deficit is greater than two it’s very rare for teams to pull their goalies unless it’s in the playoffs.
I'm so proud of how much you've learned and come to appreciate these last couple of months. You're able to understand raw talent and skill very well. As a goalie I'm happy you love watching these videos
Marc Andre Fleury is one of the greatest to ever do it. Pittsburgh, Vegas, he was absolutely insane his entire career. Hopefully he continues to highlight reel saves in Chicago. But he's one of the most loved and respected players in the league, and one of the greatest goalies to ever play the game
I'd love to see a video of you reacting to the best career saves of Marc-Andre Fleury... He's my favorite goalie, and player of all time. And I'm a Detroit fan!
I like Tuukka just because of the cool saves and him continuously losing his shit with the officials and punching opposing players. It's always best to have an angry Finnish goaltender if you can.
You would love reacting to Tim Thomas' 2011 highlights, he was a goalie for the Bruins, and he won the Conn Smythe trophy that year which is basically MVP of the playoffs.
I am not sure if you have already seen the video, but i would recommend to watch the Highlights of "The Dominator" Dominik Hasek. He is one of the best goalies ever played
Here's a good list Adam : Patrick Roy, Martin Brodeur, Carrey Price, Mike Richter, Roberto Luongo, Evegny Nabokov, Pekka Rinne, Dominik Hasek, Marc-Andre Fleury, Sergei Bobrovsky, Henrik Lundqvist, Ed Belfour, Mike Vernon, Curtis Joseph & and for being crazy Ron Hextall
Domink Hasek was in this video maybe four times, and is one of the best goalies of all-time. The clips may be on a potato, but his style of goaltending is not able to be replicated. Goalie coaches told goalies not to play like him because his style was so acrobatic and chaotic. He won the goalie of the year award six times, and he's the only goalie in NHL history to win the MVP of the league twice.
Just so you know that man who said "wholy mackinaw" is Joe Bowen and is one of if not the greatest NHL announcer to ever pick up a mic. That is his signature saying because his father said it and in a moment during a game when he was so stunned he didn't know what to say he used it and it's been attributed to him ever since. He's iconic.
What always surprises me is the amount of Finnish goalies. Kiprusoff, Rinne, Saros, Rask, Korpisalo, Koskinen, Lehtonen, Markkanen. Some of the best goalies for their teams ever from a tiny nation.
You probably have already. But if you love him, PLEASE look up the Shields vs Snow goalie fight. It is hands down my favourite commentating by him of all time and absolutely kills me lmao
I think you appreciate them just fine, Adam. I come from a family of non-professional goalies and the only difference I can see between your appreciation and "ours" is that I spotted the main three goalies the Habs have had in my living memory: Roy, Theodore and Price. After that, I haven't played hockey any more than you have, so your appreciation is as good as anyone else's.
Also, Freddie Braithwaite should have been a nobody backup that disappeared into the ether of history in Calgary but that sprawling reach back using every last inch of his stick to pull the puck off the goal line is arguably the best save in Flames history. Love that save. 😄
And also, the first save was because they pulled the goalie. You can pull the goalie near the end of the game and put on a 6th player. Just so it gives them a better chance of scoring a game tying goal
I forget who it was, but there was a college coach who was notoriously crazy about pulling the goalie. Like mid-second period, end of second period, immediately after third period drop. It worked a lot, but he was in D1 and didn't have the team for it.
Please do more! As a goalie of 20 years, I can assure you, saves > dangles. You gotta watch some hasek highlights, legit dude has rubber knee joints, it’s insane the ways he is able to stop the puck
I agree... Hasek was a 'freestyle' goalie and give two fucks about how goalkeeper should play... he used whatever he could to stop the puck from going into the net... he was no stand-up nor a butterfly goalie and allegedly he practised his 'making snowman while lying on the ice'... so even if it looks desperate, there was method to his madness... I mean he won the Vezina, Hart, William M. Jennings and Lester B Pearson (now Ted Lindsay) Trophy several times during his stint with Buffalo who were a rather 'meh' team at the time... also he had the highest save percentage six times in a row.... he was a beast and his saves made it often onto the highlight reel despite (or maybe even because) of his unorthodox playstyle...
Great video with some amazing saves! Not sure when that compilation was made but I was hoping to see Holtby's "The Save" from the Washington Capitals 2018 Stanley Cup run...I think you've seen it before in other videos but it's just ohhhhh so pretty.
Tony Esposito just recently passed away but he’s one one of the very best of the old timers. They aren’t as flashy back then because goalies hadn’t really mastered the position yet. But a reaction to him would be an awesome tribute to a true pioneer
They had mastered the position. It was just very different. Despite being smaller the pads were heavier because they were made of horsehair, and became even heavier when they got wet. Even if someone had thought of playing the modern "butterfly" style, the heavy pads and the lack of understanding about stretching muscles would probably have made it impossible. Also, they tended to choose the smallest kid/guy to be the goalie, which doesn't make sense now but it did then when they thought all big guys were slow and "muscle bound." Ever noticed in some old NHL footage that it looks like there is a 5-foot-tall child playing in net?
@@JPMadden hahahaha no I didn’t really notice that. The position ha a handed to much. Skating in general wasn’t all that great from anyone. Sometimes it looks like the colors are slipping and falling. It’s just gotten much better and flashier as time went on
As a wings fan and reliving those 5 robbe... great saves, this caused me great pain. That's one thing about hockey that I cherish the most; no matter how vitriolic someone might be toward a certain team, when any goalie makes a save like those displayed here, you respect it. You might hang your head or shout a 4-5 letter word or seven; but you still respect the save. As far as goalies being able to play baseball; I think any NHL player could play literally any sport and at least be competent at it.
You have to have a little bit of crazy in you if you wanna willingly stand in front of a hard rubber disk flying at high speeds in a game where everyone is standing on blades of steel haha.
Agreed. 100%. Nabokov one of my all time faves as a sharks fan. This glove save in OT vs Dallas was a thing of beauty. Sadly they lost later on but not his fault.
Martin Brodeur of the New Jersey Devils is a must watch! The video had a couple of his saves in it, but he has many, many more! With him in Goal, Scott Stevens, & Scott Niedermayer on Defense opened the rest of the team up to attack. There is a reason they won a 3 Stanley Cups, and Numerous Eastern Conferences in that era!
Great goalies over the last 30 years... Brodeur, Roy, Hasek, Belfore, Lundquist, Luongo, CuJo, Fleury, Crawford, Quick and more. the top 3 I listed tho were my favs
I don't know about Lu. He's a great person, accomplished goalie and goofball on Twitter, but I can't see a context where I'd include him with the first three. Crawford...maybe. He had a very good go for a few years when he had the ludicrous offensive setup, but he kind of petered out. I'd no CuJo and Quick. If we're going total hockey career I'd put in Howard before Quick.
@@nochannel1q2321 I put Quick and Crawford in that list cause they had very good years and multiple stanley cups ... Luongo and CuJo both were excellent goalies having the most wins without cups when they each retired. As a wings fan i would include Howard personally but most dont think of him as a great goalie
@@nuckingfutzz1980 Howard was great at UMaine. He set (and holds) virtually all of the goalie records there still. But then DET offered him Grand Rapids and half a million a year and he never really synched up properly. Quick was good in college, but like, Howard holds the NCAA record at 1.19 GAA and .956 SV, for example. If we're just doing professional careers I wouldn't include Howard, though. Hasek definitely and I'd like to include Turco because he was awesome and he had so much fun player, gambling with fans from the bench, making players fall into their bench, playing baseball with his stick and the puck, etc. I heard he used to screw with his teammates during shooting and shootout drills by screaming compliments at them.
The VHL is awesome, i don't do it anymore since life just caught up to me and i dont have time for it anymore, but i was a GM for about a year or so and i've met some of the coolest people ever there. definitely worth a try
Back when I played we once had a conversation between few of our defencemen and goalies and both though the others were crazy. Defencemen thought that the goalies were crazy jumping in front of shots without any padding on their back and all goalies thought defencemen were crazy getting hit and hitting but also getting in front of shots with their flimsy pads.
1:50 In hockey, you can call the goalie to the bench. It's also called "pulling the goalie". When the goalie has arrived on the bench, he will be replaced with a sixth skater. This is usually done by the team with the least goals to have an advantage to at least tie the game and force an OT or shootout. This is probably why he was outside of his crease at the time of the save. I know this has been explained, but I'm bored and posting this for anyone else. Hahaha
Thanks for sharing, and I was happy to see that two of the included saves were made by Calgary Flames goalie Miikka Kiprusoff, widely regarded here as the finest (and most acrobatic) goaltender to ever play for the Flames. For some icing on the cake, here's his top-ten saves th-cam.com/video/0LRgS4iq2jQ/w-d-xo.html
Here's a few more, from the presentation made when he made his first return to Calgary after retirement. He got a two-minute long standing ovation as well. th-cam.com/video/lbw8gPgTYlw/w-d-xo.html
1:49 Its because if you take the goalie off the ice, you can get an extra attacker on the ice (Typically done when you are down 1, or 2 goals at the end of the game)
New to the channel and I love it! Also it's awesome to see you give love and appreciation to goalies. (As I am one myself) so thank you. Also maybe look up best saves over the last 2-3 seasons.
It was Ryan Miller, he left the net for the extra attacker. The opposing team got control of the puck, he dove back across to keep it at a one goal game.
You should do a Ryan Miller. Best American born goalie in the history of the league. Also that clip where the goalie was skating to the bench he was coming off to get a 6th skater on the ice because they were down by 2 late in the 3rd period. Great vid as always
You could do a video on Steve Yzerman (i-zer-men). Not a goalie, but one of the greatest players of all time, one of the greatest Captains and leaders to ever play, and loyal, playing with the Detroit Red Wings for 21 years.
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please do a video about Miikka Kiprusoff. amazing goalie
Mikka Kiprusoff please get a video on him. one of the best goalies to never win a Stanley cup. Phenomenal player.
@@789sirhc agreed. I actually cried when he retired
You should react to dominik hasek best saves
goalie fights!!
The first save Miller was being called to come to the bench for an extra attacker because they were down by 2 goals with only a couple of minutes left in the game. He was on his way to the bench when they turned the puck over so he raced back to make the save.
I was at that game. It was even more insane seeing it in person. Actually the crowd at the Joe (Game was in Detroit). gave the goalie a huge round of applause when he made the save. Of course we wouldn’t have if we needed the goal 😀
I remember this save like it was yesterday... thing of beauty
Came down here to say just this, didn't see this game personally, but 2 goal deficit in the 3rd... had to be the reason.
@@richierich398lucky!
Price could have his own best saves of all time lol
The issue with Price is he makes some really difficult saves look almost casual. Sure he's got tons of highlight reel saves, but it's the ease with which he moves around his crease that allows him to make it look easy so often.
Agree
@@MrBellsa61 Yeah like, price had at least 4 saves just in the last playoffs that should of mmade this compilation but this video was kinda old i think
So could Roy
@@MrBellsa61 If you look at Carey playing he looks like a bot in a video game
Guys im just realising i reacted to this 2 years ago... my bad, i legit cant remember! but oh well - who doesn't love seeing these saves again!
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Do a video on Pekka Rinne. Who also retierd.
He has a point
Price is the man. He needs his Stanley Cup. He won everything else. Olympic gold included.
Same with Henrik Lundqvist sad he never got one
Don’t forget Pekka Rinne
The issue with some of the best goaltender in history...is that they can't play all positions. A goalie can't win a game unless the team in front scores goals.
Yeah the exact same thing with henrik
Another thing, just so everyone is clear, when goalies have to flop around like that, that means they are out of position. Honestly, I play goalie and every save should be a chest or leg pad save. But those desperation saves can’t be taught
That commentator at 2:45 is known as Rick Jeanneret. He’s been commentating for the Buffalo Sabres since 1971 and just announced this season his 51st will be his final season. So if I may make a request, can you please react to Rick Jeanneret’s greatest calls at some point for us Sabres fans? :)
rick jeanneret is a goat man such a legend
I even asked for a review of him as a Leafs fan lol
It’s a pity they haven’t given him more to be excited about.
@@billdurfy2110 yeah lol
@@boobiemcboobboob me too man, Sabres games were the only ones we'd listen to the other team's broadcast for
Miika Kiprusoff is a LEGEND in Calgary. That save you saw where he was way out of position was awesome but my favourite save was his scorpion kick save 😄
Forgot about that scorpion move! Ha... yup, Kipper highlights! Another vote for Kiprusoff
he was my idol and now im play playing AAA academy hockey
Suggestions of goalies to react to their saves: Martin Brodeur, Dominik Hasek, Patrick Roy and Ryan Miller. These were four of the best goalies of the NHL history. You can also react to Miikka Kiprusoff and Evegny Nabokov. These two were great goalies as well.
Agreed. All great!
The reason Miller the goaltender was caught so far out at 1:50 was because he was being called to the bench so his team can get an extra player known as an extra attacker. It was nearing the end of the game and his team is down by two goals and teams will generally pull their goaltender to get an extra player in the final minutes of the game in an attempt to tie the game up and send it to overtime. Obviously that leaves their net empty but it’s a desperation strategy to not lose. If the goal deficit is greater than two it’s very rare for teams to pull their goalies unless it’s in the playoffs.
I'm so proud of how much you've learned and come to appreciate these last couple of months. You're able to understand raw talent and skill very well. As a goalie I'm happy you love watching these videos
Carey Price is known throughout the league for always being calm and composed in the crease
Thats what my coach describes me as.
Marc Andre Fleury is one of the greatest to ever do it. Pittsburgh, Vegas, he was absolutely insane his entire career. Hopefully he continues to highlight reel saves in Chicago. But he's one of the most loved and respected players in the league, and one of the greatest goalies to ever play the game
Should do a whole Hasek video! He was an amazing goalie who moved like his body was made of slinky's.
Good ol Hasek droppin the stick. Haven't seen that for years.
I'd love to see a video of you reacting to the best career saves of Marc-Andre Fleury... He's my favorite goalie, and player of all time. And I'm a Detroit fan!
I like Tuukka just because of the cool saves and him continuously losing his shit with the officials and punching opposing players. It's always best to have an angry Finnish goaltender if you can.
same :) - Flames fan
You would love reacting to Tim Thomas' 2011 highlights, he was a goalie for the Bruins, and he won the Conn Smythe trophy that year which is basically MVP of the playoffs.
Goalies don't have cat-like reflexes
Cats have goalie-like reflexes
A young Sidney Crosby reacting to Fleury robbing a goal at 7:06 is absolutely hilarious, “what!? He stopped that!?”
its not Fleury
Raanta's Scorpion save on Saad wearing the beauty of the Kachina Jersey
Gotta check out Pekka Rinne Highlights he’s a great goalie to that also retired recently
kiprusoff and miller were two goalies that played on sub-par teams that deserved so much better
They didn't even include Hasek's best saves. Hell, this entire video could be all Hasek saves. He put on a show every single game.
The fact that my Buffalo Sabres had both Dominic Hasek and Ryan Miller back to back and never won shit is CRUSHING
Kippers scorpion kick save may be one of the greatest saves in the history of the sport.
The José Théodore save from the Montreal Canadian is the reason whyI watch hockey today. I have been in love with the sport since 2002
Dominick Hasek was the Best Goaltender of all time in my opinion. I am sure you could do a whole video of his saves
Hasek is my favorite too. Just came here to see, how many other fans here is. He has made some phenomenal saves during his career.
Lots will argue with that statement, but the year-after-year DOMINANCE and hardware speak for itself
You should definitely do an updated Carey Price video. His saves from the last couple of years are insane, especially from the recent playoff run.
I am not sure if you have already seen the video, but i would recommend to watch the Highlights of "The Dominator" Dominik Hasek. He is one of the best goalies ever played
Here's a good list Adam : Patrick Roy, Martin Brodeur, Carrey Price, Mike Richter, Roberto Luongo, Evegny Nabokov, Pekka Rinne, Dominik Hasek, Marc-Andre Fleury, Sergei Bobrovsky, Henrik Lundqvist, Ed Belfour, Mike Vernon, Curtis Joseph & and for being crazy Ron Hextall
Domink Hasek was in this video maybe four times, and is one of the best goalies of all-time. The clips may be on a potato, but his style of goaltending is not able to be replicated. Goalie coaches told goalies not to play like him because his style was so acrobatic and chaotic. He won the goalie of the year award six times, and he's the only goalie in NHL history to win the MVP of the league twice.
Just so you know that man who said "wholy mackinaw" is Joe Bowen and is one of if not the greatest NHL announcer to ever pick up a mic. That is his signature saying because his father said it and in a moment during a game when he was so stunned he didn't know what to say he used it and it's been attributed to him ever since. He's iconic.
What always surprises me is the amount of Finnish goalies. Kiprusoff, Rinne, Saros, Rask, Korpisalo, Koskinen, Lehtonen, Markkanen. Some of the best goalies for their teams ever from a tiny nation.
Dominik Hasek is my favorite goalie. He’s definitely impacted how I play
I just love the Buffalo Sabres commentator so much.
You probably have already. But if you love him, PLEASE look up the Shields vs Snow goalie fight. It is hands down my favourite commentating by him of all time and absolutely kills me lmao
@@sggators ok
There was three saves by Pekka Rinne. The Goalie. The Wall.
Hockey goalies are a special breed
LOL omg hahahaha i laughed so hard when he started singing the tune of the song !!
I think you appreciate them just fine, Adam. I come from a family of non-professional goalies and the only difference I can see between your appreciation and "ours" is that I spotted the main three goalies the Habs have had in my living memory: Roy, Theodore and Price. After that, I haven't played hockey any more than you have, so your appreciation is as good as anyone else's.
Martian Brodeur was a beast back in his time he could definitely have his own all time saves video
Holy Mackinaw Adam There are no fish involved
Also, Freddie Braithwaite should have been a nobody backup that disappeared into the ether of history in Calgary but that sprawling reach back using every last inch of his stick to pull the puck off the goal line is arguably the best save in Flames history. Love that save. 😄
You need a vasilevskiy highlight video he’s nicknamed the cat/ big cat. Absolutely unreal reactions and speed
And also, the first save was because they pulled the goalie. You can pull the goalie near the end of the game and put on a 6th player. Just so it gives them a better chance of scoring a game tying goal
You can pull the goalie at any point in the game.... theoretically you dont even need to dress a goalie you could just play a 6th player all game!
I forget who it was, but there was a college coach who was notoriously crazy about pulling the goalie. Like mid-second period, end of second period, immediately after third period drop. It worked a lot, but he was in D1 and didn't have the team for it.
The way people are surprised when you score on Hasek shows something
You should do Andrei Vasilevskiy if you haven’t already has a crazy goalie highlight reel
Yeah do the big cat !
The big cat
Please do more! As a goalie of 20 years, I can assure you, saves > dangles.
You gotta watch some hasek highlights, legit dude has rubber knee joints, it’s insane the ways he is able to stop the puck
I agree... Hasek was a 'freestyle' goalie and give two fucks about how goalkeeper should play... he used whatever he could to stop the puck from going into the net... he was no stand-up nor a butterfly goalie and allegedly he practised his 'making snowman while lying on the ice'... so even if it looks desperate, there was method to his madness... I mean he won the Vezina, Hart, William M. Jennings and Lester B Pearson (now Ted Lindsay) Trophy several times during his stint with Buffalo who were a rather 'meh' team at the time... also he had the highest save percentage six times in a row.... he was a beast and his saves made it often onto the highlight reel despite (or maybe even because) of his unorthodox playstyle...
as a goalie I much appreciate this
Great video with some amazing saves! Not sure when that compilation was made but I was hoping to see Holtby's "The Save" from the Washington Capitals 2018 Stanley Cup run...I think you've seen it before in other videos but it's just ohhhhh so pretty.
it wouldn't be a highlight reel without Joe Bowen spittin' out a "Holy Mackenaw"!!
Tony Esposito just recently passed away but he’s one one of the very best of the old timers. They aren’t as flashy back then because goalies hadn’t really mastered the position yet. But a reaction to him would be an awesome tribute to a true pioneer
They had mastered the position. It was just very different. Despite being smaller the pads were heavier because they were made of horsehair, and became even heavier when they got wet. Even if someone had thought of playing the modern "butterfly" style, the heavy pads and the lack of understanding about stretching muscles would probably have made it impossible. Also, they tended to choose the smallest kid/guy to be the goalie, which doesn't make sense now but it did then when they thought all big guys were slow and "muscle bound." Ever noticed in some old NHL footage that it looks like there is a 5-foot-tall child playing in net?
@@JPMadden hahahaha no I didn’t really notice that. The position ha a handed to much. Skating in general wasn’t all that great from anyone. Sometimes it looks like the colors are slipping and falling. It’s just gotten much better and flashier as time went on
4:19 welcom to the world of carey price XD
As a wings fan and reliving those 5 robbe... great saves, this caused me great pain. That's one thing about hockey that I cherish the most; no matter how vitriolic someone might be toward a certain team, when any goalie makes a save like those displayed here, you respect it. You might hang your head or shout a 4-5 letter word or seven; but you still respect the save.
As far as goalies being able to play baseball; I think any NHL player could play literally any sport and at least be competent at it.
Hasek save on Bure when going full angel spread is one of my fav saves. A great saving another great's attempt.
Great Goalies need a little crazy in them. Roy used to talk to his goal posts and the crossbar like they were friends.
You have to have a little bit of crazy in you if you wanna willingly stand in front of a hard rubber disk flying at high speeds in a game where everyone is standing on blades of steel haha.
Being a lifetime hockey fan it’s awesome seeing someone else fall in love with the sport. Love your videos!
Jonathan Quick has always been one of my idols and is a legend!
Goalie fights are nice. Potvin vs Hextall is one of my favs.
Cam Wards Stanley Cup Run was An epic Goalie Performance from a Rookie. Evgeni Nabokov was a pretty badass Goalie as well.
Agreed. 100%. Nabokov one of my all time faves as a sharks fan. This glove save in OT vs Dallas was a thing of beauty. Sadly they lost later on but not his fault.
Lehner's save on the habs pissed me off so much, what a great game that was
Martin Brodeur of the New Jersey Devils is a must watch! The video had a couple of his saves in it, but he has many, many more! With him in Goal, Scott Stevens, & Scott Niedermayer on Defense opened the rest of the team up to attack. There is a reason they won a 3 Stanley Cups, and Numerous Eastern Conferences in that era!
Fun af as a Canadian watching you see these
Wow some of these were incredible
incredible bro!
LMAO the intro was the best! 🤣❤️
also at 7:09 my jaw dropped that was insane
When you watch live and it happen, this is crazy!
These vids make me love Hockey even more haha Go Habs Go and Carey Price is a Meeeeeeeechine
If you want, you can do it video about great saves by Dominik Hašek. Hašek is a best goalie in the world, he was so good
This is why my favourite players on the ice are always goalies! :)
Dude! After reviewing some of the comments. Sooooo many goalies to watch!
Love the fantasy height of VHL Adam Couser.
Hahahaa
One of the best videos I've ever seen by him himself Adam love you channel bro have a great year.
Just that intro lmao!! chefs kiss 🤌
Thank you so much for doing this video Adam!!
In my opinion 6:51 is the greatest save of all time.
Hardest position in sports.
Cheers mate
Great goalies over the last 30 years... Brodeur, Roy, Hasek, Belfore, Lundquist, Luongo, CuJo, Fleury, Crawford, Quick and more. the top 3 I listed tho were my favs
I don't know about Lu. He's a great person, accomplished goalie and goofball on Twitter, but I can't see a context where I'd include him with the first three. Crawford...maybe. He had a very good go for a few years when he had the ludicrous offensive setup, but he kind of petered out. I'd no CuJo and Quick. If we're going total hockey career I'd put in Howard before Quick.
@@nochannel1q2321 I put Quick and Crawford in that list cause they had very good years and multiple stanley cups ... Luongo and CuJo both were excellent goalies having the most wins without cups when they each retired. As a wings fan i would include Howard personally but most dont think of him as a great goalie
@@nuckingfutzz1980 Howard was great at UMaine. He set (and holds) virtually all of the goalie records there still. But then DET offered him Grand Rapids and half a million a year and he never really synched up properly. Quick was good in college, but like, Howard holds the NCAA record at 1.19 GAA and .956 SV, for example. If we're just doing professional careers I wouldn't include Howard, though. Hasek definitely and I'd like to include Turco because he was awesome and he had so much fun player, gambling with fans from the bench, making players fall into their bench, playing baseball with his stick and the puck, etc. I heard he used to screw with his teammates during shooting and shootout drills by screaming compliments at them.
I love how he reacts to plays he’s reacted to before like he’s seeing it for the first time 😂
Trust me Adam, as a hockey fan, you appreciate every single one of those saves :D Goalkeepers have an imagination going beyond ours for those saves :O
I like that you used to have trouble with players’ names and now you know a decent number of nicknames. Hockey fan Adam Couser
The VHL is awesome, i don't do it anymore since life just caught up to me and i dont have time for it anymore, but i was a GM for about a year or so and i've met some of the coolest people ever there. definitely worth a try
Yay! Been waiting months for this reaction video! Thanks Adam!
You became a more of a hockey fan more than I have been living and trying
Back when I played we once had a conversation between few of our defencemen and goalies and both though the others were crazy. Defencemen thought that the goalies were crazy jumping in front of shots without any padding on their back and all goalies thought defencemen were crazy getting hit and hitting but also getting in front of shots with their flimsy pads.
Kiprusoff is a flames legend 🔥🔥 you could do a whole video on him.
as a habs fan and also as a cousin of jose theodore i do have to admit these goalies make crazy saves
Definitely react to the best of Rick Jeannerett's calls, he's the GOAT of NHL announcers.
1:50 In hockey, you can call the goalie to the bench. It's also called "pulling the goalie". When the goalie has arrived on the bench, he will be replaced with a sixth skater. This is usually done by the team with the least goals to have an advantage to at least tie the game and force an OT or shootout. This is probably why he was outside of his crease at the time of the save. I know this has been explained, but I'm bored and posting this for anyone else. Hahaha
Thanks for sharing, and I was happy to see that two of the included saves were made by Calgary Flames goalie Miikka Kiprusoff, widely regarded here as the finest (and most acrobatic) goaltender to ever play for the Flames.
For some icing on the cake, here's his top-ten saves
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Here's a few more, from the presentation made when he made his first return to Calgary after retirement. He got a two-minute long standing ovation as well.
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He has three of this video:
Paddle Save 4:53
Skate Save 6:30
Goal-line Sweep 8:08
I watch this video every night before a game.
I play goalie
1:49 Its because if you take the goalie off the ice, you can get an extra attacker on the ice (Typically done when you are down 1, or 2 goals at the end of the game)
New to the channel and I love it! Also it's awesome to see you give love and appreciation to goalies. (As I am one myself) so thank you. Also maybe look up best saves over the last 2-3 seasons.
Thanks bro!
that is your best reaction of any video youve reacted !!!
It was Ryan Miller, he left the net for the extra attacker. The opposing team got control of the puck, he dove back across to keep it at a one goal game.
You should do a Ryan Miller. Best American born goalie in the history of the league. Also that clip where the goalie was skating to the bench he was coming off to get a 6th skater on the ice because they were down by 2 late in the 3rd period. Great vid as always
You could do a video on Steve Yzerman (i-zer-men). Not a goalie, but one of the greatest players of all time, one of the greatest Captains and leaders to ever play, and loyal, playing with the Detroit Red Wings for 21 years.
one of these saves reminds me Peter Budaj save against Finland. He almost scored his own goal, but somehow he save it.
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Can you please react to Ryan Miller I love your videos.
Jordan Binnington is better
@@LoganTheHockeyGuy I don't think so
Had a bad day… you just made it better bro thank you
Andrei Vasilevskiy is a highlight reel machine I’m a Tampa fan and he’s by far the best goalie Tampa’s had
I was quite surprised that he wasn't in any of the clips tbh
Jonathan Quick in his prime was unbelievable
Awesome video Adam keep up the great work
Kick save and a beauty! 🥅 🦶🏼
Jonathan quick. You'll like what he does and the way he plays