True.... but i have also asked people what hand as a form of trash talking so i can knock you out with either hand. Letting people pick how they get blasted in the face is rather enjoyable and humiliating for them.
Also you can see they grab around the shoulders a lot because with the pads and stuff on it makes you lose some range of motion and you can control there good hand better making them have to hit more with there off hand. its just an overall strategy that has been used over the years.
Okay, I know this video is 10 months old, but if you're still interested, here's a few things explained. First, what you heard in most of these videos wasn't trash talk. It was part of the oral tradition of the game. In hockey, you do not jump someone unless they've ran the goalie (literally. They skate into the goalie and hit him) or took a cheap shot on someone else, and then, you only jump them in the moment. There are other elements to this idea, but you're hearing here is two players that have bumped each other all game. They've traded shots, or perhaps, one of the guys is just coming into the league and is going to get tested. In that case, if it's a spur of the moment thing, you let your intentions be known by asking "Wanna go?" This doesn't always happen, however. If a guy cheap shots another player and gets off the ice, for instance, because his shift changes, he can fully expect a fight at some point in the game. When that happens, the other player simply comes up at some point before the faceoff says something. Or, during play, drops his gloves and squares up. Second, when you're hearing "Good job" or "Good luck" after or before a fight, it's because the fight that's coming is one that is deemed necessary by the oral traditions of the game, but the players really have nothing against each other. Think of it as a bare-knuckle, no rules boxing match on ice. Perhaps, one of the guys drilled a smaller player on the other team. This type of thing also happens when a guy is coming into the league and just needs to be welcomed into the NHL. This is also where you get the question about the shoulder. It's not choreographed. It's just respect shown among players. Third, that oft-used word. There's an underlying culture (or at least, there used to be) about being able to stand up for yourself in hockey. The only time this doesn't have to happen is if you're very small and very good. Then, someone else is designated as the Enforcer (again, used to be. They game's changed a lot and I don't know if this is still true). So, if you cheapshot someone, or, if you've bumped and pushed and grinded against another guy all night and tensions mount until he challenges you and you back down, you get your "toughness" questioned. Just how tough are NHL players? Greg Campbell broke his leg, but got back up and finished playing his shift before heading to the bench when the puck was cleared from the defensive zone. Ryan O'Byrne took a skate to the face that took 20+ stitches to close, but he finished his shift before going off the ice to get them. Rich Peverley went into cardiac arrest on the bench between his shifts. On the way to the hospital, he wakes up after getting his heart is shocked, and promptly requests to go back and get on the ice (they said no, of course). Chris Pronger took a slapshot to the heart that caused it to stop. He was revived. Four days later, he's playing again.
In that one fight where the player said “which shoulder?” - the opposing player he was about to fight had a shoulder injury that was known by most players so he was asking him to make sure he didn’t yank on it. There’s a lot of respect among those who fight in the nhl - commonly known as enforcers. Sometimes it’s definitely heated but for the most part the players are always respectful but chirpy.
3:24 Loads of fun facts about this guy: Georges Laraque. At this point in his career, he was pretty much the undisputed heavyweight champ of hockey fights, so much so that most guys couldn’t get good hits on him and he could just wrestle anyone (ANYONE) to the ice whenever he wanted. But he was also known as a good sport, and after this very video (where he says “good luck, man” prior to the fight) he got a new nickname as The Politer Fighter. He also had a radio show for callers to ask him questions about romance called “Love Talk With Laraque”. This guy is a legend.
Hockey is full of Canadians. He said slug not slut .... And he asked which shoulder because the other dude just was coming back from shoulder surgery. It's a tough game but people respect each other
There should have been a mic in the helmet of Esa Tikkanen, a legendary Finnish player. He played alongside with Wayne Gretzky and Jari Kurri in Oilers. Hes trash talk was legendary so they invented a word for it "Tiki-Talk". Everyone in NHL knew how annoying it was to play against him because of his relentless colorful language that made them lose their composure and take "stupid" penalties, for losing their minds for it. He was the trash talk king that no one couldn´t handle. Trash talk and skill worth of five Stanley Cup victories xD
When you said.. Is that a black guy., I nearly fell out of my chair laughing lol. But yep he is and one of NHL's tough guys. A player you would not want to fight lol.
The reason he said “which shoulder” is because prust injured one of his shoulders the following week/game and the other guy was asking which one was his bad one so he didn’t hurt it more
As someone who played the game at a high level I can assure you this is the PG version of hockey trash talk as they knew the mics were on in most of those games.
They used to take their helmets off but for whatever reason the league thought it was a good idea to give a penalty to anyone that removes their helmet. React to the best goalie fights! They're the best because hockey goalies are known to be crazy.
Still a dumb rule. These guys are adult men, if they want to remove their helmets it should be their decision, and they're responsible for any consequences
The number one cause of concussions is unprotected heads hitting the ice, followed by hits to the head. The league is fairly obviously trying to protect the players long term health. The NHL along with the NFL are being sued for not taking steps to prevent concussions and"deliberately" putting the players at risk, the NHL's defense is like "we didn't know the long term consequences, nobody did at the time, we're now taking steps to avoid these injuries." the NFL's defense is like "durr... concussions don't real., they knew what they were signing up for."" The NHL could have made fighting a 10 minute game misconduct, but the Board of Governors views fighting as part of the game, so it remains. A lot of research has been done in regards to the lasting effects of brain injuries in recent years and the NHL is moving in the right direction to both protect themselves (legally) and protect the players (physically). As a hockey fan for 20 years I still like to see a good scrap where the boys square off and take off their helmets, but I understand why it's now a penalty.
In order to keep fighting in hockey they have to have this rule. It's a trade off for keeping hockey the one sport that fighting doesn't get you tossed
The reason they ask each other if they want to fight is because if both parties don't drop their gloves the person who only drops their gloves get a 2 minute penalty. So the reason they ask for consent is to make sure the other player is going to drop their gloves.
the shoulder one he asked the guy "which shoulder" because the other guy was injured and he was being classy and saying which shoulder so he could fight with the other arm.
The “which shoulder” was actually Rinaldo asking Prust which shoulder he had injured in a previous game so that he would try and not pull it as much and injure him more.
Hockey is miles ahead of basketball in terms of trash talk. Its hockey tradition to have a fight be mutual and whoever wins says good job and skates off.
When the one guy said “which shoulder?” It’s because they knew each other and one of them had a shoulder injury. So they were trying a fair go. It’s a hockey thing.
Yes, they do ask each other to fight, and you have to take off your gloves if you want to fight, you can actually really hurt somebody if you punch somebody with those gloves on, Todd Bertuzzi punched somebody with his gloves on and it broke the dudes neck, but you got to love the sportsmanship between hockey players, most guys will say good fight right after they get done beating in each other faces and the word you were looking for at the end is Zamboni..Nice video.
8 out of 10 fights in hockey are actually gentlemanly in that they fight but then say good job and go their separate ways. The one part where the one asked the other "which shoulder?"... It was because the one was coming off of a bad shoulder injury and the guy didn't want to mess that up on him
There's an unwritten code for hockey fights, one part of which is that, if you need to spark your team, you try to find someone who's willing to go with you, and fight. You also don't see guys punch someone who's knocked out when he's on the way down. Now, obviously, there are fights where someone takes a cheap shot at you, or one of your better players, and those happen spur of the moment.
As an old hockey player, if you clown too much and get knocked the f out like Debo, then you are done as a player, rep is done and all that... can leave it on the ice. Nice show, cheers from Toronto
This wasn't even a great example of chirps/trash talk in the NHL, there's much harsher/funnier. And hockey players don't have to rely on trash talk cuz they can actually take care of things with physical play/hits/fights.
You get an extra 2 minute penalty for removing your own helmet during or before a fight which puts your team at a disadvantage after the fight. A player will try to rip off the other guy's helmet if possible to help out his own knuckles, especially if the other guy is wearing a visor. There are unwritten codes that most of the players follow; the dos and don'ts of hockey. In this video, Georges Laraque was one of the classiest guys when it came to fighting and Sean Avery was one of the biggest pariahs.
Most of the "polite" interactions here are a result of The Code. It's essentially an unwritten agreement between enforcers (respectful term for the fighters) that you won't cheap shot each other because fighters have a tough enough life already in the league. They protect each other as best they can by asking tings like "do you want to go, which shoulder is hurt" ect. If you want more info on it watch the documentary called Ice Guardians and it gives you a real idea of what these warriors went through on a nightly basis.
in regards to the shoulder comment.... the guy in the white (prust) was just coming back from a shoulder injury and they opposing player wanted to know which shoulder it was to try and avoide damage to his freshly healed shoulder
Hockey is full of respectful people so there isn't much of trash talking to begin with.. saying "let's go" means they wanna fight that isn't trash talking haha
If you folks want to see fights.. Look up Bob Probert and Joe Kocur.. The Bruise Brothers of the Detroit Red Wings... They were tough, and actually had some talent too..
Ha, talking about Kevin Garnett. Ya he spits out curse words but don't ever throw hands. NBA, you can talk all you want bc never shit happens. only time shit got real was when the fans got involved with Artest in the D. The NHL don't play. Drop n Go! These are the real tough guys
You need to find a video with clearer audio. Hockey players have a great sense of humor and the trash talk is awesome. Some guys are well known for it. They're also some of the nicest people around. Fighting is part of the game and players respect each other....for the most part.
A little insight on the “which shoulder fight” the guy from the nationals (the white jersey team) had a serious shoulder injury just a few weeks before that game so he asked, “which shoulder” to make sure he wouldn’t hurt his bad shoulder. Common courtesy, lots of respect in the NHL.
You guys should also check NHL hockey announcer Rick Jeaner ette's most famous calls..Goals.. Saves..Hits & fights..Calls games for the NHLs Buffalo Sabres..
RULE "46.6 Helmets - No player may remove his helmet prior to engaging in a fight. If he should do so, he shall be assessed a two minute minor penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct. Helmets that come off in the course of and resulting from the altercation will not result in a penalty to either player."
They used to take their helmets off but the NHL made a rule against that. Now players who fight a lot loosen their helmets so they can take off each other's helmets.
Taking off your own helmet in hockey is an automatic 2 minute minor added onto your 5 minute major for fighting, which may not seem like a lot but because the game of hockey is so fast paced leaving your team a man short for 7 minutes can have extremely bad consequences
Sticks are through down, gloves are dropped, fists fly... Then teeth are spit out! And the spectators go nuts with excitement! :-O That's a "Zamboni" which you are trying to think of. --The big machine that smooths the ice. :-D Ice hockey on the amateur level is much more peaceful... We'd shovel a rink off the ice on the lake in our backyards, divide into teams of 3 or 4 persons apiece then play a good-natured game. Most often the roughest action you would see is if one of us would push another into the snow bank at the side of the rink. We were most often pretty gentle about it though... Because we knew darn well that it would be us who was thrown into the snow with the next play! :-D
They actually aren't allowed to take their helmets off to fight anymore. If it comes off during the fight that's fine. But they cant take it off beforehand.
Just to fill you guys in, fighting in hockey isn’t about hate or anger. 90% of the time it’s accountability for an action in a previous matchup between the two teams or if someone gets called up from our school league and is known as a tough guy they want to find out if the guys really tough! I’ve never had a scrap on the ice that I walked away from angry at the guy! It’s always a little tap on the back for dropping them!
The evicted and jacking the rent joke was because the guy bobby Ryan who said it used to play on the same team as the other guy and he is renting his house in Anaheim to the other guy
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3:40 Rinaldo asked which shoulder because Prust had just had surgery on his shoulder and he didn't want to re injure it
True.... but i have also asked people what hand as a form of trash talking so i can knock you out with either hand. Letting people pick how they get blasted in the face is rather enjoyable and humiliating for them.
you're so tough and original at the same time
@@thecryptkeeper5 wtf
Also you can see they grab around the shoulders a lot because with the pads and stuff on it makes you lose some range of motion and you can control there good hand better making them have to hit more with there off hand. its just an overall strategy that has been used over the years.
Okay, I know this video is 10 months old, but if you're still interested, here's a few things explained. First, what you heard in most of these videos wasn't trash talk. It was part of the oral tradition of the game. In hockey, you do not jump someone unless they've ran the goalie (literally. They skate into the goalie and hit him) or took a cheap shot on someone else, and then, you only jump them in the moment. There are other elements to this idea, but you're hearing here is two players that have bumped each other all game. They've traded shots, or perhaps, one of the guys is just coming into the league and is going to get tested. In that case, if it's a spur of the moment thing, you let your intentions be known by asking "Wanna go?" This doesn't always happen, however. If a guy cheap shots another player and gets off the ice, for instance, because his shift changes, he can fully expect a fight at some point in the game. When that happens, the other player simply comes up at some point before the faceoff says something. Or, during play, drops his gloves and squares up.
Second, when you're hearing "Good job" or "Good luck" after or before a fight, it's because the fight that's coming is one that is deemed necessary by the oral traditions of the game, but the players really have nothing against each other. Think of it as a bare-knuckle, no rules boxing match on ice. Perhaps, one of the guys drilled a smaller player on the other team. This type of thing also happens when a guy is coming into the league and just needs to be welcomed into the NHL. This is also where you get the question about the shoulder. It's not choreographed. It's just respect shown among players.
Third, that oft-used word. There's an underlying culture (or at least, there used to be) about being able to stand up for yourself in hockey. The only time this doesn't have to happen is if you're very small and very good. Then, someone else is designated as the Enforcer (again, used to be. They game's changed a lot and I don't know if this is still true). So, if you cheapshot someone, or, if you've bumped and pushed and grinded against another guy all night and tensions mount until he challenges you and you back down, you get your "toughness" questioned. Just how tough are NHL players? Greg Campbell broke his leg, but got back up and finished playing his shift before heading to the bench when the puck was cleared from the defensive zone. Ryan O'Byrne took a skate to the face that took 20+ stitches to close, but he finished his shift before going off the ice to get them. Rich Peverley went into cardiac arrest on the bench between his shifts. On the way to the hospital, he wakes up after getting his heart is shocked, and promptly requests to go back and get on the ice (they said no, of course). Chris Pronger took a slapshot to the heart that caused it to stop. He was revived. Four days later, he's playing again.
MrMeraby best comment award goes to you bud
Jarkko Ruutu.
The Code
Hockey >every other sport
Michael Herman Agreed, even if you are a pens fan. Greetings from Philly bud. 👋 LET'S GO FLYERS!!!!
Hockey is the best sports ! Greetings from Montreal buddy ! Go Habs Go !!!
Greetings from NY, Lets go Islanders!!
Joe O'Neill u picked the right ny team
Joe O'Neill cheers
In that one fight where the player said “which shoulder?” - the opposing player he was about to fight had a shoulder injury that was known by most players so he was asking him to make sure he didn’t yank on it. There’s a lot of respect among those who fight in the nhl - commonly known as enforcers. Sometimes it’s definitely heated but for the most part the players are always respectful but chirpy.
He called him a slug.. Chirps are much harder to understand, it's ok. Welcome to hockey
3:24 Loads of fun facts about this guy: Georges Laraque.
At this point in his career, he was pretty much the undisputed heavyweight champ of hockey fights, so much so that most guys couldn’t get good hits on him and he could just wrestle anyone (ANYONE) to the ice whenever he wanted.
But he was also known as a good sport, and after this very video (where he says “good luck, man” prior to the fight) he got a new nickname as The Politer Fighter.
He also had a radio show for callers to ask him questions about romance called “Love Talk With Laraque”.
This guy is a legend.
My favorite is at 5:18 Ott is yapping at Giroux that he's great at faceoffs and he's fifth in the league... Then he proceeds to lose the faceoff.
recipioct for sure
What makes it is he says he's probably going to win
giroux chirping for that reason
He won the FO
Hockey is full of Canadians.
He said slug not slut ....
And he asked which shoulder because the other dude just was coming back from shoulder surgery. It's a tough game but people respect each other
I believe the "which shoulder" part was a courtesy as the other player had recently injured his shoulder
Nate Sheridan yep, I remember that game. Prust just got back from the injured reserve.
LOL! I love how fluidly they take the gloves off. Just “flick” and it’s on! XD
He asked "which shoulder?" because he knew that player had an injured shoulder, it was a display of sportsmanship.
Nothing is choreographed, but sometimes certain players know they will fight each other if there is bad blood between those teams.
There should have been a mic in the helmet of Esa Tikkanen, a legendary Finnish player. He played alongside with Wayne Gretzky and Jari Kurri in Oilers. Hes trash talk was legendary so they invented a word for it "Tiki-Talk". Everyone in NHL knew how annoying it was to play against him because of his relentless colorful language that made them lose their composure and take "stupid" penalties, for losing their minds for it. He was the trash talk king that no one couldn´t handle. Trash talk and skill worth of five Stanley Cup victories xD
When you said.. Is that a black guy., I nearly fell out of my chair laughing lol. But yep he is and one of NHL's tough guys. A player you would not want to fight lol.
Byfuglien also
The reason he said “which shoulder” is because prust injured one of his shoulders the following week/game and the other guy was asking which one was his bad one so he didn’t hurt it more
If u go to a bar with hockey players..I use to play in Boston..Everyone is ready to fight at all times..That's our mentality
As someone who played the game at a high level I can assure you this is the PG version of hockey trash talk as they knew the mics were on in most of those games.
Hockey trash talking is elite.
Playing hockey growing up we never stopped the fight until you fall on the ice. If you're standing you're fighting.
They used to take their helmets off but for whatever reason the league thought it was a good idea to give a penalty to anyone that removes their helmet.
React to the best goalie fights! They're the best because hockey goalies are known to be crazy.
Ever hear of don Sanderson, that's why they put that rule into effect
Still a dumb rule. These guys are adult men, if they want to remove their helmets it should be their decision, and they're responsible for any consequences
recipioct I'm a hockey goalie and I'm perfectly sane until someone pisses me off.
The number one cause of concussions is unprotected heads hitting the ice, followed by hits to the head. The league is fairly obviously trying to protect the players long term health.
The NHL along with the NFL are being sued for not taking steps to prevent concussions and"deliberately" putting the players at risk, the NHL's defense is like "we didn't know the long term consequences, nobody did at the time, we're now taking steps to avoid these injuries." the NFL's defense is like "durr... concussions don't real., they knew what they were signing up for.""
The NHL could have made fighting a 10 minute game misconduct, but the Board of Governors views fighting as part of the game, so it remains. A lot of research has been done in regards to the lasting effects of brain injuries in recent years and the NHL is moving in the right direction to both protect themselves (legally) and protect the players (physically).
As a hockey fan for 20 years I still like to see a good scrap where the boys square off and take off their helmets, but I understand why it's now a penalty.
In order to keep fighting in hockey they have to have this rule. It's a trade off for keeping hockey the one sport that fighting doesn't get you tossed
when they say "wanna go" it's simply entertainment for the fans, if they start fighting after a big hit it's because they just don't like each other
there's way better NHL trash talk videos than that one with more actual shit-talking haha
Taking Helmets off is a Concussion Risk when they hit the ice. so its an automatic game misconduct.
no
Wtf???? No
it's a 2min penalty
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The reason they ask each other if they want to fight is because if both parties don't drop their gloves the person who only drops their gloves get a 2 minute penalty. So the reason they ask for consent is to make sure the other player is going to drop their gloves.
wow the NHL is way ahead of the curve on seeking consent
Kyle Fisher for sure 😂
remember hockey is a canadian sport they're nice
He said "which shoulder?" at 3:45 because one of the players has a bad shoulder and did not want to reinjure it
You should watch some of the old school hockey brawls, those are the best!
Voluntarily taking your helmet off during a fight is an extra penalty, which is why most of the time they do not remove them.
Fights are respected and ways to settle disputes things would get very ugly if they took it away
Great job probably the best reaction video I have ever seen lol. Keep up the great work.
The “which shoulder” was because one of them was injured and the other one wanted to respect that injury
he said which shoulder cuz he knew he was injured and he wanted to go easy on it . Respecting him cuz he accpeted to fight.
the shoulder one he asked the guy "which shoulder" because the other guy was injured and he was being classy and saying which shoulder so he could fight with the other arm.
The “which shoulder” was actually Rinaldo asking Prust which shoulder he had injured in a previous game so that he would try and not pull it as much and injure him more.
in the philly fight, he asked what shoulder, because that guy had an injury to it that season, so he didnt want to pull it back out of its socket
ahh, okay. Well that was nice of him! :D
Hockey is miles ahead of basketball in terms of trash talk. Its hockey tradition to have a fight be mutual and whoever wins says good job and skates off.
For the most part, there's always been a Code amongst fighters in hockey. Lots of respect given between the heavyweights.
To explain the shoulder thing: They were asking what shoulder because of a previous injury to Prusts shoulder
When the one guy said “which shoulder?” It’s because they knew each other and one of them had a shoulder injury. So they were trying a fair go. It’s a hockey thing.
Yes, they do ask each other to fight, and you have to take off your gloves if you want to fight, you can actually really hurt somebody if you punch somebody with those gloves on, Todd Bertuzzi punched somebody with his gloves on and it broke the dudes neck, but you got to love the sportsmanship between hockey players, most guys will say good fight right after they get done beating in each other faces and the word you were looking for at the end is Zamboni..Nice video.
8 out of 10 fights in hockey are actually gentlemanly in that they fight but then say good job and go their separate ways. The one part where the one asked the other "which shoulder?"... It was because the one was coming off of a bad shoulder injury and the guy didn't want to mess that up on him
bad example of trash talk in the NHL I will find a better video and post the link in a reply
Did you give up?
He was never heard from again...
still waiting for the link
I know you irl
Legend has it that he still hasn't found the link to this very day...
There's an unwritten code for hockey fights, one part of which is that, if you need to spark your team, you try to find someone who's willing to go with you, and fight. You also don't see guys punch someone who's knocked out when he's on the way down. Now, obviously, there are fights where someone takes a cheap shot at you, or one of your better players, and those happen spur of the moment.
FYI when the guy asks “which shoulder?” The other dude just got back from a shoulder injury and they didn’t want to re injure it.
Trash tossin' NHL, trash talkin' NBA. Handsome couple thanks for sharing!
As an old hockey player, if you clown too much and get knocked the f out like Debo, then you are done as a player, rep is done and all that... can leave it on the ice. Nice show, cheers from Toronto
"how old is this?" "I dunno, 1979?" Nah man, that's 1995. Hockey technology is 20 years behind. Gotta calculate for that.
in the fight where he said "which shoulder?".. the other guy just came back from a shoulder injury so thats why he asked.
This wasn't even a great example of chirps/trash talk in the NHL, there's much harsher/funnier. And hockey players don't have to rely on trash talk cuz they can actually take care of things with physical play/hits/fights.
When the guy said “what shoulder?” it’s because he has a injury so just respect to try not to hurt it again
You get an extra 2 minute penalty for removing your own helmet during or before a fight which puts your team at a disadvantage after the fight. A player will try to rip off the other guy's helmet if possible to help out his own knuckles, especially if the other guy is wearing a visor. There are unwritten codes that most of the players follow; the dos and don'ts of hockey. In this video, Georges Laraque was one of the classiest guys when it came to fighting and Sean Avery was one of the biggest pariahs.
when he asked what shoulder he was asking prust which shoulder was his bad one bc prust has been plagued with a lot of shoulder injures
called respect...
There is no fouler language than a hockey bench/locker room.
Jason Ralph is the best trash talker I’ve seen on you tube
he called them a slug lol
Most of the "polite" interactions here are a result of The Code. It's essentially an unwritten agreement between enforcers (respectful term for the fighters) that you won't cheap shot each other because fighters have a tough enough life already in the league. They protect each other as best they can by asking tings like "do you want to go, which shoulder is hurt" ect. If you want more info on it watch the documentary called Ice Guardians and it gives you a real idea of what these warriors went through on a nightly basis.
You guys are an awesome couple!!!!
in regards to the shoulder comment.... the guy in the white (prust) was just coming back from a shoulder injury and they opposing player wanted to know which shoulder it was to try and avoide damage to his freshly healed shoulder
Hockey is full of respectful people so there isn't much of trash talking to begin with.. saying "let's go" means they wanna fight that isn't trash talking haha
Welcome to Canada!
he called him a "SLUG" as he moves really slow
To understand hockey fighting you need to understand the CODE of the enforcer.
If you folks want to see fights.. Look up Bob Probert and Joe Kocur.. The Bruise Brothers of the Detroit Red Wings... They were tough, and actually had some talent too..
Ha, talking about Kevin Garnett. Ya he spits out curse words but don't ever throw hands. NBA, you can talk all you want bc never shit happens. only time shit got real was when the fans got involved with Artest in the D. The NHL don't play. Drop n Go! These are the real tough guys
You and your wife need to check out George Laraque fights. One of my favorite enforcers in the NHL.
You need to find a video with clearer audio. Hockey players have a great sense of humor and the trash talk is awesome. Some guys are well known for it. They're also some of the nicest people around. Fighting is part of the game and players respect each other....for the most part.
I love it one dirty look and instantly there's 4 gloves in the air. Ready to rock n roll at the drop of a hat or should I say "pardon the pun" Glove.
It’s called respect...other sports should search it if
A little insight on the “which shoulder fight” the guy from the nationals (the white jersey team) had a serious shoulder injury just a few weeks before that game so he asked, “which shoulder” to make sure he wouldn’t hurt his bad shoulder. Common courtesy, lots of respect in the NHL.
He called him a slug 😂
He's called him a slug lol cause he's slow.😂
He called him a 'Slug'
You guys should also check NHL hockey announcer Rick Jeaner
ette's most famous calls..Goals.. Saves..Hits & fights..Calls games for the NHLs Buffalo Sabres..
Loved it, do more.
It’s a beautiful sport
RULE "46.6 Helmets - No player may remove his helmet prior to engaging in a fight. If he should do so, he shall be assessed a two minute minor penalty for unsportsmanlike conduct. Helmets that come off in the course of and resulting from the altercation will not result in a penalty to either player."
Taking gloves off is part of hockey culture to fight. You should do one on best hockey knockouts....Asham and Jay Beagle is a good one.
Great reaction....that's hockey...love it
You two shouldwatch more trash talk from the NHL because there are WAAAYYY better trash talk vids out there for the NHL.
Most trash talk in hockey is towards the refs 😂
They used to take their helmets off but the NHL made a rule against that. Now players who fight a lot loosen their helmets so they can take off each other's helmets.
If they take there helmet off its a $15,000 fine . But if the other guy takes it off its nothing
In hockey we don't really trash talk cussing. We chirp, just a little bit then fight.
He called him a “slug” lol
Many hockey players in the pros do not speak English or at least fluent English so trash talking videos for this sport are tough.
They grab eachothers shoulders when they fight so they wanted to know which shoulder they were grabbing
I believe that if basketball allowed fighting, the trash talk would really tone down
Taking off your own helmet in hockey is an automatic 2 minute minor added onto your 5 minute major for fighting, which may not seem like a lot but because the game of hockey is so fast paced leaving your team a man short for 7 minutes can have extremely bad consequences
Does she know your the cannibal guy from Brooklyn 99? Lol
Every team has an enforcer to keep it in check. They never take their helmets off. You can fall. Hit your head on the ice and die. It's happened once.
watch video about P.K Subban like best moments or something like that
Is that a black guy? The look on your face was priceless
Do you know how hard it is to fight on skates and ice .. lol
Sticks are through down, gloves are dropped, fists fly... Then teeth are spit out! And the spectators go nuts with excitement! :-O That's a "Zamboni" which you are trying to think of. --The big machine that smooths the ice. :-D Ice hockey on the amateur level is much more peaceful... We'd shovel a rink off the ice on the lake in our backyards, divide into teams of 3 or 4 persons apiece then play a good-natured game. Most often the roughest action you would see is if one of us would push another into the snow bank at the side of the rink. We were most often pretty gentle about it though... Because we knew darn well that it would be us who was thrown into the snow with the next play! :-D
Like how hockey guys can fight and immediately say good job. But I've seen way crazier trash talk in nhl , think the video kept it pretty mild.
They actually aren't allowed to take their helmets off to fight anymore. If it comes off during the fight that's fine. But they cant take it off beforehand.
I think he called him a Slug, which is worst for a hockey player.
Try watching longest plays from scrimmage or longest Homer's in MLB
Just to fill you guys in, fighting in hockey isn’t about hate or anger. 90% of the time it’s accountability for an action in a previous matchup between the two teams or if someone gets called up from our school league and is known as a tough guy they want to find out if the guys really tough! I’ve never had a scrap on the ice that I walked away from angry at the guy! It’s always a little tap on the back for dropping them!
They block out all the good chirps
The evicted and jacking the rent joke was because the guy bobby Ryan who said it used to play on the same team as the other guy and he is renting his house in Anaheim to the other guy