"17 seconds" against The Bruins was pretty amazing. I thought it was over, and went up stairs to grab a beer, within that exact amount of time. I was crying tears of joy and anger.
When he said 47 all I could think was "Blackhawk Fans around the world you've endured 49 years of frustration but your patience has finally paid off..."
I think it’s hilarious seeing patty Kane celebrate like hell and no one reacts for a couple of seconds then his team join him but they hv no clue what happened😂😂😂
I remember when watching this game I saw Kane's reaction alone and knew they scored. This was followed by absolute confusion when I looked at the rest of the ice and saw everyone was still trying to play after I screamed that Kane scored. Strangest Cup winner to this day.
For the amount of times Steve said “47 years” it’s funny that it was actually 49 years. This isn’t the first time that he’s messed up Blackhawks championship math.
Everybody was confused and the players were looking around thinking " oh we celebration, okay " this was a funny moment in the Stanley cup finals, literally
The dang-it should be that the puck went in in the first place. I'm a Hawks fan, so I'm not complaining, but that's a soft goal. Goalie should have had that one. That's a routine play
I remember watching this live with my dad, and we both just sat there wondering wtf Patrick Kane was doing. There was only one replay angle where you actually see where the puck goes, so we had no clue where the puck actually went. Until they showed the over head angle. It was the most anti-climatic moment in hockey history. Your reaction to a Stanley cup winning goal shouldn't be "Oh that's where the puck went.". Also I love how a few years later after Kane scored another overtime goal in the regular season some dumb reporter asked him if it was his first overtime game winner. His face was hilarious and he couldn't believe the question. But he handled it well and just asked if she could repeat the question, and then answered with he would have to check. So funny
As a Penguins fan, I'll always remember this goal. It's always great to watch a rival lose. Though I did want Lindros to win a cup with the Flyers. He was just too great to hate.
As a flyers fan I understand what you are saying.I wanted Mario to win when he did even though I was a flyers fan.I never wanted to see Sidney win ,now it doesn’t bother me.ironically I’m a huge fan of Patrick Kane the guy never gets mentioned with the ovie or Crosby talk.neither does stamkos and he looks like he might be playing for his 3rd real soon
This run is not as legendary anymore, after what came afterwards. 2013, however, is a different story. Still can’t believe what happened in 2010. Disgusting
Damn, was that really 10 years ago? I remember watching that game, it was strange. I don't remember many series clinching/winning goals from the last 10 years, but I'll never forget that one.
I always root against the team that eliminates mine, and when it went to OT, I told my buddies, "i hope Philly scores, but if the Blackhawk have to win, I hope it's the most anticlimactic goal possible.... And it was 😉
I watched it on TV, I knew it was in after hearing the thunk, and Kane lifting his stick in the air behind the net. He stopped going after it was the big clue. The beer I had ended up all over me and the empty bar I was in, the bartender was also a Hawks fan, he questioned it as he had looked away for a split second then the two of us were celebrating cause why else would I be spraying and splashing beer all over. Before it's asked, it was a junior ranks mess on a Canadian military base and mid week that's why it was empty. I got to celebrate till the cup was presented before the bartender had to close up and kick me out... I will never forget that moment, I still have the beer bottle I was drinking from.
I agree that its a dangit that it was how it wasn't that iconic of a call. I still get chills from caps vs pens 2018. "Ovechkin to kuznetsov, Kuznetsov fires, AND HE SCORES, HE SCORES! THE DEMONS HAVE BEEN EXCORCISED! GOOD AFTERNOON, GOOD EVENING, AND GOODNIGHT WASHINGTON, WE'RE GOING TO TAMPA BAY!" one of the most iconic goal calls in caps history
Shout out to Buffalo radio man Greg Buck's parody call of that goal. "Here comes commissioner Gary Bettman; wow, some swift justice for Patrick Kane, who's completely lost his mind! Unbelievable! ...Oh, it's a goal!" th-cam.com/video/zCYjA87hv-8/w-d-xo.html
I was watching this game in a bar. I was the only person of about 200+ people celebrating that goal, not because I was a Chicago fan, but because I was the only one in the bar who knew it was a goal. Leighton’s reaction said it all (also I guess it helps being a goalie).
I think the fact that you made this video proves that it *was* an iconic goal. It's more iconic than Letang's 2nd period cup-winning goal in 2016, at least.
It's a phenomenon that any good goal scorer experiences. I've talked with a lot of fellow hockey players. There are times where you shoot the puck, and you know it's in before anyone else knows, sometimes you even know it's going in before it gets there.
As a goalie, I could tell it was in as I watched this live. There's just that "sound" of a goal when the puck hits anything in the net, but especially the padding and net piping along the ice. No rebound, uncertain goalie, the "sound"... it seemed pretty clear, to me.
It was 49 years, not 47. I was 50 and had waited my WHOLE LIFE to see my Hawks win the cup. My wife: What just happened? Me: I think Kane thinks he scored? My wife: Did he? Me: I don't know. Where's the puck? Wait..... wait.... replay. Me: That's a good goal! My wife: So it's over? We won? Me: It's over. We won. My wife: How anticlimactic. Me: Yeah.... DANG IT! But 2013 made up for a lack of climax.
The real dang it would be revealed about 5 months after this was uploaded. During the Western Conference Finals between the Blackhawks and the Sharks just a couple weeks before this game, the Chicago video coach committed evil acts of "lustful desires and domination" against players in the Blackhawks organizational system, and what was management's solution on this situation? To keep it under wraps and act like nothing happened so it doesn't distract the players and ruin team chemistry. I'm sorry, but players within the organization were violated against and were never the same after that season. Everyone knows the story behind it so I won't mention any further events that occurred. However, this would be the biggest scandal in team sports until the Houston Astros' sign-stealing scandal in 2019 (the organization stole signs in 2017 en route to their World Series championship, but 2019 was when the investigation into it took place). Also, Briere is now the GM of the Flyers, a team that he served as Captain for years.
Actually 1961 to 2010 makes it 49 years...Leafs drought is now still longer though like we all knew it would be...gonna make the MLB Cubs drought of over 100 years seem like nothing in time the way we keep going :(
Life long hawks fan. Watching this game as it enters overtime. Flash! Bang! Roast squirrel on the transformer in the back yard. I fling open my laptop, connect to my neighbor’s WiFi who still has power. Hawks win! Slamming refresh to see the replay. That’s it? Most anticlimactic ending ever. Didn’t help the first replay left you still wondering. Not until the top view did you know. It was a wild night of emotions for sure.
Oh, it wasn't what I thought it was gonna be. I thought it was going to be a slapshot from some distance, puck hitting the goal gamera and shooting right back out of the goal, and everyone thinking it hit the goalpost. This happened in the IIHF world championships 2019, Finland vs. Sweden: th-cam.com/video/V1vJq6HuYew/w-d-xo.htmlh37m20s
The Blackhawks had the longest losing streak in NHL history, but the Leafs kindly took it away from them after not winning in 2017 since 1967. Losers Even After Fifty Seasons
I'll be honest, this is probably the one playoff OT goal that I see in lots of compilation videos, but that I skip because it isn't as electrifying, if I can put it like this, like it isn't as magic as lets say Burrows' goal vs the Hawks in 2011 or Martinez's goal in 2014 vs the Rangers. Like you don't see the team just jumping on the player that scored (I mean, they do, but not really..?), all the euphoria, it isn't really there except for Kane, idk, the magic just isn't there (at least from a point of view of someone that isn't a Hawks fan, idk how Hawks fans see this goal). But still gotta respect the fact that this is the goal that won the first of 3 cups in 6 seasons for Chicago
I honestly expected this to be about the 2004(?, might've been 2005 or 06) Hurricanes. I live in North Carolina and most people were surprised to learn we had a hockey team.
I was in the hospital the night of game 6 (had to have an emergency appendectomy, would not recommend it’s not as fun as it sounds) and I was just coming out of the anesthesia during the game so I don’t remember too much from it. But I distinctly remember when Kane scored the god I turned my my dad and said “am I still kinda high or did we actually just win?” and then the next morning my nurse brought me special “victory jello” 😂
Regarding his dragon boat coach’s advice, that is absolutely true. Don’t look a the ref for a call....don’t peek at a ref to see if he noticed a foul/penalty. You need to and act 100% like the play went your way and own it. Always first make yourself the boss of the play, not the ref.
I thought about this the other day. What happens if Kane didn't celebrate? Do the refs just blow the play dead? Would they have gone to video review automatically, I don't know? I think there's a decent chance if Kane didn't celebrate the game continues.
watching this live was the weirdest thing ever. i felt bad for all the philly fans, and also for the blackhwak fans who couldn't really celebrate right away.
That Flyers game and the reactions reminds me of Eric Staal goal in 2009. No one in the stadium couldn't believe and don't for get the girl giving Eric Staal a middle finger lol. th-cam.com/video/0Aiin4D31xY/w-d-xo.html
I saw alot of people said this but this is one of the only goals I remember except for Brett hulls controversial in the crease goal. Also Paul kariya getting knocked out by scott Steven's only to come back and score an amazing top corner slapshot... ohhh the memories
The entire room of people I was with didn't see the puck go in but knew the hawks won from Kane's reaction. Barely even paid attention to the review because of Kanes face and telling his teammates "we won" repeatedly. You don't skate to your goaltender like that without knowing you scored a good goal.
Do a video about the 15 final when the lighting player crashed into Bishop and sharp casually picked the puck up and scored. Or go get a nice suite slob.
It sure as hell was a dang it, im a flyers fan, ill nvr forget that day as long as i live, after the boston series being being down 3 games to zip, coming back to win, and in game 7 of that series being down 3 nothing then coming back and winning the series in the 3rd period, i thought for sure we were winning the cup, had we won that game, it was on like donkey kong, wed of been the 2010 champs, instead we loose in crazy fashion like that then dont make it past thr 1st rd until this yr, its tough being a flyers fan man lolol
I was at this game, a lifelong Flyers fan. Watched Kane skate towards me, shoot the puck and it vanished. Wish I could say I knew who took off with it though
Im curious, what happens to the puck after the game? Im sure the hall of fame would want it, right? I think it would be hilarious if you were the goalie in this situation, and you just decide to be an agent of complete chaos and toss the puck into the stands.
My brother was at that game behind that net and he had no idea it went in.I’m now 49 and he is 46 we are die hard flyers fans and have never seen the flyers win a cup .they won the cup the first two years of my life and never again .so now it’s been 47 years since they won a cup and the future doesn’t look good
The puck didn't just get lost in the net, it fell into a black hole from which it's never returned. www.espn.com/espn/eticket/story?page=110421/missingpuck&redirected=true
Two things. Afterwards Patrick Kane admitted he had nightmares that the goal didn’t go in after all and he was celebrating like a lunatic for nothing. Good thing it went in. Second Patrick Sharp claimed that he knew the goal went in and the first thing he said to Kane was that he was open in the slot. If that’s true, that’s epic. So not a dang it.
as the shooter you can generally see where the puck went. I scored a goal once in University hockey that went through the netting. I knew I scored but because the puck was in play right after no one else believed it. No replay video in that league...
Ironically it's one of the most memorable cup winning goals in NHL history
Gives me chills every time I see it
"17 seconds" against The Bruins was pretty amazing.
I thought it was over, and went up stairs to grab a beer, within that exact amount of time.
I was crying tears of joy and anger.
Miles Joseph especially for me because I was born that day
You mean 49 years. That’s a dang it😆
When he said 47 all I could think was "Blackhawk Fans around the world you've endured 49 years of frustration but your patience has finally paid off..."
“Shut up I hurt my back and got fat” - Steve Dangle 2020
I find it funny that also Patrick Sharp celebrated cuz he saw it go in too but besides he and Kane the rest of the NHL goes wtf just happened?!
Says 47 years is a long time for a cup drought like he isnt a leafs fan
He made like 3 jokes about "how long of a drought half a century is" because THATS THE JOKE. HE WAS MAKING FUN OF THE LEAFS
I mean, it still is...
Haven’t you watched the other videos? He’s oilers fan Steve now😂
Cough, CUBS, cough
KaiserKermit at least my cubs didn’t suck in 2016
*refs* we dont know if this is a goal
*hossa* say sike right now
LOL
47 year cup drought
Maple leaf fans: rookie numbers
Rangers fans before 94: *You dont know the half of it*
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Cubs fan before 2016 "Hold my beer"
I think it’s hilarious seeing patty Kane celebrate like hell and no one reacts for a couple of seconds then his team join him but they hv no clue what happened😂😂😂
I remember when watching this game I saw Kane's reaction alone and knew they scored. This was followed by absolute confusion when I looked at the rest of the ice and saw everyone was still trying to play after I screamed that Kane scored. Strangest Cup winner to this day.
For the amount of times Steve said “47 years” it’s funny that it was actually 49 years. This isn’t the first time that he’s messed up Blackhawks championship math.
Dang it
47 _seasons_ is correct though.
That's the dang-it of the video 🤣
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Flyers: what?
Refs: checking the net
Crowd: *stands up*
Flyers again: is it in???
Kane: I’ll tell you the answer..
Everybody was confused and the players were looking around thinking " oh we celebration, okay " this was a funny moment in the Stanley cup finals, literally
The dang-it should be that the puck went in in the first place. I'm a Hawks fan, so I'm not complaining, but that's a soft goal. Goalie should have had that one. That's a routine play
Leighton was the Hawks best player that series. The goal given up to Sharp was also soft... but I'll definitely take it!
7:00 "We'll take it, however it came!" That did NOT age well...
As a hawks fan I can’t even argue that 😂
I think i was the only one in the bar cheering when kane scored and won the cup in 2010.
The struggle of being a Flyers fan.
How have they not done the brett hull foot in the crease incident yet?
Why did you have to hurt me like this Steve
“‘Tell me about it,’ said every Sabres fan watching this video.”
You HAD to bring it up, didn’t you?
(The Hawks had a 49-year Cup drought, 1961-2010)
As a Leafs fan, I would have absolutely no idea what that would be like. None at all.
He kept saying 47 years...that's a Dang-It!
I remember watching this live with my dad, and we both just sat there wondering wtf Patrick Kane was doing. There was only one replay angle where you actually see where the puck goes, so we had no clue where the puck actually went. Until they showed the over head angle. It was the most anti-climatic moment in hockey history. Your reaction to a Stanley cup winning goal shouldn't be "Oh that's where the puck went.". Also I love how a few years later after Kane scored another overtime goal in the regular season some dumb reporter asked him if it was his first overtime game winner. His face was hilarious and he couldn't believe the question. But he handled it well and just asked if she could repeat the question, and then answered with he would have to check. So funny
As a Penguins fan, I'll always remember this goal. It's always great to watch a rival lose. Though I did want Lindros to win a cup with the Flyers. He was just too great to hate.
As a flyers fan I understand what you are saying.I wanted Mario to win when he did even though I was a flyers fan.I never wanted to see Sidney win ,now it doesn’t bother me.ironically I’m a huge fan of Patrick Kane the guy never gets mentioned with the ovie or Crosby talk.neither does stamkos and he looks like he might be playing for his 3rd real soon
This run is not as legendary anymore, after what came afterwards. 2013, however, is a different story. Still can’t believe what happened in 2010. Disgusting
This would have been a really big dang-it if the puck never went in
I remember this game. Nothing like ending the season with a little WTF.
When Ville Leino was great in this playoff run, and then he went downhill after
he was good the year after too but then he fell off when he left philly
Bille Beino😍
Every Sabres fan watching this video: "tell me about it"
As a Blackhawks fan one of my favorite moments
I don’t think Kaner has ever used the word “dang” 😂
Damn, was that really 10 years ago? I remember watching that game, it was strange. I don't remember many series clinching/winning goals from the last 10 years, but I'll never forget that one.
Sharp saw it go in as well.
There's an incredibly fine line I'm noticing between hat picks and dang its lol
Stop saying 47 years! It was 49! 1961-2010
I always root against the team that eliminates mine, and when it went to OT, I told my buddies, "i hope Philly scores, but if the Blackhawk have to win, I hope it's the most anticlimactic goal possible.... And it was 😉
Flyers fans: T'was a rough day that will live in infamy until we win a Cup
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I watched it on TV, I knew it was in after hearing the thunk, and Kane lifting his stick in the air behind the net. He stopped going after it was the big clue. The beer I had ended up all over me and the empty bar I was in, the bartender was also a Hawks fan, he questioned it as he had looked away for a split second then the two of us were celebrating cause why else would I be spraying and splashing beer all over. Before it's asked, it was a junior ranks mess on a Canadian military base and mid week that's why it was empty. I got to celebrate till the cup was presented before the bartender had to close up and kick me out... I will never forget that moment, I still have the beer bottle I was drinking from.
I agree that its a dangit that it was how it wasn't that iconic of a call. I still get chills from caps vs pens 2018. "Ovechkin to kuznetsov, Kuznetsov fires, AND HE SCORES, HE SCORES! THE DEMONS HAVE BEEN EXCORCISED! GOOD AFTERNOON, GOOD EVENING, AND GOODNIGHT WASHINGTON, WE'RE GOING TO TAMPA BAY!" one of the most iconic goal calls in caps history
THAT GOAL WAS REALLY SOFT
Shout out to Buffalo radio man Greg Buck's parody call of that goal.
"Here comes commissioner Gary Bettman; wow, some swift justice for Patrick Kane, who's completely lost his mind! Unbelievable! ...Oh, it's a goal!"
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As a flyers fan this still hurts 10 years later
Amazing but not a dang it for me, and I am a HUGE hockey fan!
Man I remember this like it was yesterday.
I honestly wasn't sure if I should celebrate or not.
"YEAH!! Wait?... no?.. yeah?!?? huhwa?😳"
I was watching this game in a bar. I was the only person of about 200+ people celebrating that goal, not because I was a Chicago fan, but because I was the only one in the bar who knew it was a goal. Leighton’s reaction said it all (also I guess it helps being a goalie).
I love how every time he says thank you in English he also says it in sign language, that’s really nice
The tv broadcast announcers were lame..the radio call made it much more exciting
Ahhhhhhhh dammit. Hey remember when the Leafs lost to a Zamboni driver?
"47 (or 49) years. Nearly half a century. Can you imagine?" Rangers' fan here. I remember 1994. 54 years. Yea, I can imagine.
It's sad that we didn't win that cup but you could tell they were the better team.
fun fact: I was born the day that Kane won the cup for the hawks
I think the fact that you made this video proves that it *was* an iconic goal. It's more iconic than Letang's 2nd period cup-winning goal in 2016, at least.
Why would you do this to me, Steve? I never wanted to see this AGAIN!!
Yet....... here I am
Sabres fan here, living in Spain without the S :')
You missed the best part, Jim Hughson's confused call!
I think the bigger dang it was that the goalie let it in
It's a phenomenon that any good goal scorer experiences. I've talked with a lot of fellow hockey players. There are times where you shoot the puck, and you know it's in before anyone else knows, sometimes you even know it's going in before it gets there.
Patrick sharp knew. This goal by kane gives me chills everytime. I love it
That goal alone is more iconic than the Blackhawks 2014 and 2015 playoff runs.
8:12 Chandler Bing is wondering if it is in.
Do a "Dang it" on the Avery Rule.
As a goalie, I could tell it was in as I watched this live.
There's just that "sound" of a goal when the puck hits anything in the net, but especially the padding and net piping along the ice.
No rebound, uncertain goalie, the "sound"... it seemed pretty clear, to me.
I remember seeing that being like "wait that look like it went in", and then I see Patrick Kane celebrating two seconds later
Hey Steve, can we have a compilation of "goalies playing the puck" or "goalies put it in their own net" Dang-its?
It's always a good day when we get a Steve upload
Indeed it is
Ouch, this hurts me bad
it's acculy 49 yrs
This guy screaming too much
It was 49 years, not 47. I was 50 and had waited my WHOLE LIFE to see my Hawks win the cup.
My wife: What just happened?
Me: I think Kane thinks he scored?
My wife: Did he?
Me: I don't know. Where's the puck?
Wait..... wait.... replay.
Me: That's a good goal!
My wife: So it's over? We won?
Me: It's over. We won.
My wife: How anticlimactic.
Me: Yeah.... DANG IT!
But 2013 made up for a lack of climax.
The real dang it would be revealed about 5 months after this was uploaded. During the Western Conference Finals between the Blackhawks and the Sharks just a couple weeks before this game, the Chicago video coach committed evil acts of "lustful desires and domination" against players in the Blackhawks organizational system, and what was management's solution on this situation? To keep it under wraps and act like nothing happened so it doesn't distract the players and ruin team chemistry. I'm sorry, but players within the organization were violated against and were never the same after that season. Everyone knows the story behind it so I won't mention any further events that occurred. However, this would be the biggest scandal in team sports until the Houston Astros' sign-stealing scandal in 2019 (the organization stole signs in 2017 en route to their World Series championship, but 2019 was when the investigation into it took place).
Also, Briere is now the GM of the Flyers, a team that he served as Captain for years.
Actually 1961 to 2010 makes it 49 years...Leafs drought is now still longer though like we all knew it would be...gonna make the MLB Cubs drought of over 100 years seem like nothing in time the way we keep going :(
Everyone: Nobody saw the puck go in!
Pat Sharpe: Hold my cup!
Imagine the Hawks celebrating, and the puck didn't actually go in
Only in a perfect alternate universe where the flyers force game 7 and blow out the hawks....
Life long hawks fan. Watching this game as it enters overtime. Flash! Bang! Roast squirrel on the transformer in the back yard. I fling open my laptop, connect to my neighbor’s WiFi who still has power. Hawks win! Slamming refresh to see the replay. That’s it? Most anticlimactic ending ever. Didn’t help the first replay left you still wondering. Not until the top view did you know. It was a wild night of emotions for sure.
Oh, it wasn't what I thought it was gonna be. I thought it was going to be a slapshot from some distance, puck hitting the goal gamera and shooting right back out of the goal, and everyone thinking it hit the goalpost. This happened in the IIHF world championships 2019, Finland vs. Sweden: th-cam.com/video/V1vJq6HuYew/w-d-xo.htmlh37m20s
As a flyers fan my reaction was... what is kane doing? SON OF A.... WTH JUST HAPPENED!?!?!?!?!?
The Blackhawks had the longest losing streak in NHL history, but the Leafs kindly took it away from them after not winning in 2017 since 1967.
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I'll be honest, this is probably the one playoff OT goal that I see in lots of compilation videos, but that I skip because it isn't as electrifying, if I can put it like this, like it isn't as magic as lets say Burrows' goal vs the Hawks in 2011 or Martinez's goal in 2014 vs the Rangers. Like you don't see the team just jumping on the player that scored (I mean, they do, but not really..?), all the euphoria, it isn't really there except for Kane, idk, the magic just isn't there (at least from a point of view of someone that isn't a Hawks fan, idk how Hawks fans see this goal). But still gotta respect the fact that this is the goal that won the first of 3 cups in 6 seasons for Chicago
Even Niemi was confused!!! I ❤ Niemi!!! Look at my profile pic 🙃
Also Niemi won the Stanley Cup his rookie season!!!! 🏆
I honestly expected this to be about the 2004(?, might've been 2005 or 06) Hurricanes. I live in North Carolina and most people were surprised to learn we had a hockey team.
1:33 Just look at that power-play lineup. Toews, Kane, Byfuglien, Sharp and Keith. How can they lose?
Spoiler alert: They don't.
I am a hawks fan
I was in the hospital the night of game 6 (had to have an emergency appendectomy, would not recommend it’s not as fun as it sounds) and I was just coming out of the anesthesia during the game so I don’t remember too much from it. But I distinctly remember when Kane scored the god I turned my my dad and said “am I still kinda high or did we actually just win?” and then the next morning my nurse brought me special “victory jello” 😂
Regarding his dragon boat coach’s advice, that is absolutely true. Don’t look a the ref for a call....don’t peek at a ref to see if he noticed a foul/penalty. You need to and act 100% like the play went your way and own it. Always first make yourself the boss of the play, not the ref.
I thought about this the other day. What happens if Kane didn't celebrate? Do the refs just blow the play dead? Would they have gone to video review automatically, I don't know? I think there's a decent chance if Kane didn't celebrate the game continues.
watching this live was the weirdest thing ever. i felt bad for all the philly fans, and also for the blackhwak fans who couldn't really celebrate right away.
That Flyers game and the reactions reminds me of Eric Staal goal in 2009. No one in the stadium couldn't believe and don't for get the girl giving Eric Staal a middle finger lol. th-cam.com/video/0Aiin4D31xY/w-d-xo.html
It's not 49 years because of two lockouts?
He said years, not seasons
I saw alot of people said this but this is one of the only goals I remember except for Brett hulls controversial in the crease goal. Also Paul kariya getting knocked out by scott Steven's only to come back and score an amazing top corner slapshot... ohhh the memories
The entire room of people I was with didn't see the puck go in but knew the hawks won from Kane's reaction. Barely even paid attention to the review because of Kanes face and telling his teammates "we won" repeatedly. You don't skate to your goaltender like that without knowing you scored a good goal.
Do a video about the 15 final when the lighting player crashed into Bishop and sharp casually picked the puck up and scored. Or go get a nice suite slob.
It sure as hell was a dang it, im a flyers fan, ill nvr forget that day as long as i live, after the boston series being being down 3 games to zip, coming back to win, and in game 7 of that series being down 3 nothing then coming back and winning the series in the 3rd period, i thought for sure we were winning the cup, had we won that game, it was on like donkey kong, wed of been the 2010 champs, instead we loose in crazy fashion like that then dont make it past thr 1st rd until this yr, its tough being a flyers fan man lolol
I was at this game, a lifelong Flyers fan. Watched Kane skate towards me, shoot the puck and it vanished. Wish I could say I knew who took off with it though
Im curious, what happens to the puck after the game? Im sure the hall of fame would want it, right? I think it would be hilarious if you were the goalie in this situation, and you just decide to be an agent of complete chaos and toss the puck into the stands.
My brother was at that game behind that net and he had no idea it went in.I’m now 49 and he is 46 we are die hard flyers fans and have never seen the flyers win a cup .they won the cup the first two years of my life and never again .so now it’s been 47 years since they won a cup and the future doesn’t look good
Standard Sportsnet... Its long list of unatheltic puggy goofs talking hockey. It never gets old..
The puck didn't just get lost in the net, it fell into a black hole from which it's never returned. www.espn.com/espn/eticket/story?page=110421/missingpuck&redirected=true
Two things. Afterwards Patrick Kane admitted he had nightmares that the goal didn’t go in after all and he was celebrating like a lunatic for nothing. Good thing it went in. Second Patrick Sharp claimed that he knew the goal went in and the first thing he said to Kane was that he was open in the slot. If that’s true, that’s epic. So not a dang it.
as the shooter you can generally see where the puck went. I scored a goal once in University hockey that went through the netting. I knew I scored but because the puck was in play right after no one else believed it. No replay video in that league...
As a Hawks fan I was too busy taking my Blackhawks flag for a jog outside.... In Pennsylvania.
The puck that this goal was scored with disappeared years ago, nobody knows where it is. Chris Pronger might, though.
Hartnell looking like a real big man after diving while on the powerplay (1:48) before taking a dude down with a shove the back after the horn (1:56)
I knew it was in right away! I celebrated and everyone else in room were extremely confused!
I mean you say the goal is supposed to be iconic and honestly it is. Probably the most memorable playoff goal of the 2010s