At 6:10, one player asks the guy he's fighting "which shoulder?" He knew his opponent had a shoulder injury and wanted to make sure he did not punch him there.
@@JiihaaS I've heard others express the same interpretation. It's true that if they were bodychecking, they might intentionally hit the injury. But it seems unlikely to ask where the injury is and then be given an honest answer so you can hurt him more.
Slap Shot is an older hockey movie but so good!! Highly recommend it. Also Rangers Bruins fight... some of the bruins players actually went into the stands and were beating up fans Sick!!
December 23, 1979. The Bruins players were fined $500, the maximum allowed fine then (it's only $5000 today). My favorite part is the legendary Bruins play-by-play announcer Fred Cusick saying something like "you hate to see this sort of thing happen, it doesn't look good for the sport of hockey." It was only possible because that rink and some others had glass about only 3 feet high, while today it's 8 feet high.
@@mariamenegalli2321 all because some Rangers fan sucker punched Stan Johnathan and tried grabbing his stick. O'Reilly went over the glass to after the fan, and other fans started attacking O'Reilly. That prompted other Bruins to climb into the stands
what you have to understand about the hockey culture is that back in the days, almost every team had a goon or maybe 2 in their roster and most of the time the goons where not good players and didn't even skate well enough to play in the NHL so for them to stay in the NHL and have a good salary was to fight so thats why you see a lot of respect when a player accept to fight a goon. at 6:02 of yout video you see a fight with Brandon Prust and the guy miced up is Zack Rinaldo, those two had lots of fights against each other but that fight in particular, Prust was comming back to the game after a brocken shoulder injury and he didn't even had to accep the fight and you can hear Rinaldo on the mic asking Prust ''Wich Shoulder'' to make sure to not make the injury worst and thats respect! Now when you see a brawl explode, thats after an illegal hit, specially if it's a head shot
Most of the players now days were at one point in time the best guy on their team when they were younger, but as they get older and move up from Juniors to minors to NHL, they are no longer the star of the team, and if they want to stay in the league, they have adjust their role to a more physical one.
Youngblood starring Rob Lowe, Patrick Swayze and Keanu Reeves in his first movie as a goalie. Rob's character is a sniper who gets slapped around a lot by bigger players so Patrick's character teaches him how to fight back. It's sort of like Rocky on ice. Fun Fact: Keanu was a goalie irl and was going to enter the NHL draft after he met all the elegibility requirements but decided to become an actor during the filming of this movie. Is there nothing Keanu can't do?
Growing up in Minnesota, we had the North Stars and looked forward to the games against the Blackhawks. One of the biggest rivalries in NHL 70's and 80's. You barely got a minute in the game and it was a full on brawl on ice.
There's a code. It exists at all levels. 1. Don't hit a man when he's down. 2. If someone asks you to go. You go. 3. If you hit a player dirty, or a smaller/star/skill player really hard, expect to answer for it. 4. Fight your own battles. It stops players from taking runs at one another and ends beefs between teams before they get ugly. It should never be removed from the game. The players that fill this role are usually very respected on the ice.
@@chrisdobbs9155 That was always the case. You always responded to a big hit, clean or otherwise, especially if it was on a skill guy or a guy who was vulnerable. You don't want the other team to think they can run guys (even legally) with impunity. That creates open season on your smaller guys. The response was never reserved only for dirty hits. It was just -especially- for dirty hits. The message to the other team is think twice before you lay someone out (even cleanly) because someone might come for you. That's the job.
It wasn’t until I was an adult that I started playing (non-contact was all there was) hockey. And after playing a short while one of the things that amazed me the most about the NHL was that there weren’t more fights. We - non-contact - would have fights (myself included) almost every other game. So the discipline of the NHL player is insane.
Gotta react to the code unwritten rules of fighting. Also gotta react to nhl chirps and the beauty of hockey. Also got the bar down compilation by sportsnet
That's what I love about the players whenever they fight, like most of the time they just do it to give the fans a good time, and it's just for entertainment, and the other "most if the time" It's actually genuine pissed off guys. And it's beautiful lol
@@henrymanzano9168 Probably referring to the "Punch-up in Piestany" in 87.They were juniors, but both teams had several future NHL:ers in their roster.
Unfortunately the enforcer role has been almost eliminated from the game. But back in the 70's-90's the enforcers were there to protect a teams star players from harm, everyone of them knew their role on the team and had respect for the opposing teams enforcer. On the ice it was all business but after the game the home teams enforcer might buy the guy he fought a steak dinner. Hockey players are a class act and very approachable for autographs
Hey man I competed in the 2016 Beijing invitational hockey tournament. I was on 1 out of 2 Canadian teams asked to attend. I just wanted to shed some light on the sport a bit. Hockey is a "mans" sport meaning above all you must have class and respect the opponent. Fighting is a great way to motivate your teammates,resolve frustration on the ice and also to demoralize the other team. The fraise "u wanna go" is used to initiate a fair fight. If 1 player drops the gloves and the opposing player skates away, player 1 will be given a 5 minute penalty. If both players drop the gloves both players receive a 5 minute penalty or kicked out of the remaining game (depending on league). This insures there are no blind side fights(being jumped or hit from behind). Another MASSIVE RULE is once 1 player hits the ice the fight ends and is broken up safely with assistance of the refs. Sharp skates,ice,fists and emotions don't mix well so these are the basic rules:) hope it helped
There’s a video out of Blues vs Sabres I think, and the goalie gets his neck sliced open and survives, and the Sabres goalie thanks one of the Blues staff for saving his life by pulling out the exposed jugular and tying it off until he could get to a hospital
As a 55 year old canadian, I literally grew up playing hockey, played competitive level, love the game, and enjoy hockey reactions. However for those who might not realize when watching, the vast majority of the punches do nothing. The amount of protective gear these players wear from the neck down render any punch from the shoulders down basically ineffectual. That leaves from the neck up. So unless you get the other guy's helmet off (which leads him open to death by concussion if you get a knockout punch while he's helmetless and drops like a stone head first onto the rock hard ice) then your basically just ripping your knuckles open on the solid molded plastic of the helmet. It does make for excitement though.
Very good... That and all fights by Bob Probert we're epic. Also, while on the topic of Detroit, check out basketball pistons pacers brawl "malace at the Palace"
Definitely do more hockey reactions please! Depends on what you wanna watch. For fights I’d recommend Tony Twist or Ryan Reaves (for something more recent). For skill Pavel Datsyuk or Connor McDavid highlights would amaze you. Also if you wanted NHL’s worst injuries would get views for sure. NHL really has it all though. Brutality and skill. Passion, and hatred but respect.
"You ever see that hockey movie"... uhhh the mighty ducks? Lol. All jokes aside its real cool you guys reacted to this. And remember all this is going on with skates and ice!
Pay attention to their immediate goal of gripping their opponents arm sleeve tight to stop them from swinging while simultaneously trying to keep their arm free to swing away
You should watch the Bruise Brothers from the Detroit Red Wings, Bob Probert ( once considered the toughest guy in the NHL ) and Joey Kocur ( the best right hand in hockey ) it was before all the rules like jersey tie downs etc. Great fights from real tough players.
Biggest difference today is there is so little fighting now. and the physical play is all but gone. also now it’s a all one on one fights. players used brawl & there’d be 2-3 fights going at the same time often cleared the benches. players we’re genuinely upset. still like hockey but game is a shell of what it was once was.
Big George Laraque saying good luck to the other guy we all knew he in fact had no good luck that night. He found out that keepin' real would be the downfall of his night.
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Hockey Goons.. Pretty kool u guys. My uncle John played for the Philadelphia Flyers minor league team and he is always fighting, arguing...and challenging somebody. . Up in your face kinda shit........weird kinda...He is always at the ready to deliver you a knuckle sandwich.....
Being in Detroit you will get in a fight or two be it Basketball, Baseball and Hockey. But none of those fights you saw can stand with Detroit Red Wings vs Avalanche Part 1 th-cam.com/video/6P4wg21mLf8/w-d-xo.html And Part 2 th-cam.com/video/IKVZYWuA_0E/w-d-xo.html
Georges Laraque at 2:30 was one of my favorite players as a rookie he fought the best enforcer in my opinion Tie Domi (Albanian Assassin). You have seen the brutality and toughness of hockey now you have to watch what makes hockey so special. Great video th-cam.com/video/4--iEOftLZ4/w-d-xo.html
At 6:10, one player asks the guy he's fighting "which shoulder?" He knew his opponent had a shoulder injury and wanted to make sure he did not punch him there.
Really? I thought he was just trying to find the stance there, like which shoulder are they gonna put against the opponent.
@@JiihaaS I've heard others express the same interpretation. It's true that if they were bodychecking, they might intentionally hit the injury. But it seems unlikely to ask where the injury is and then be given an honest answer so you can hurt him more.
Slap Shot is an older hockey movie but so good!! Highly recommend it. Also Rangers Bruins fight... some of the bruins players actually went into the stands and were beating up fans Sick!!
That's insane
@@arnoldcox9128 it is totally insane, but unfortunately it happened. I think it was late 70s early 80s
December 23, 1979. The Bruins players were fined $500, the maximum allowed fine then (it's only $5000 today). My favorite part is the legendary Bruins play-by-play announcer Fred Cusick saying something like "you hate to see this sort of thing happen, it doesn't look good for the sport of hockey." It was only possible because that rink and some others had glass about only 3 feet high, while today it's 8 feet high.
@@mariamenegalli2321 all because some Rangers fan sucker punched Stan Johnathan and tried grabbing his stick. O'Reilly went over the glass to after the fan, and other fans started attacking O'Reilly. That prompted other Bruins to climb into the stands
@@JPMadden Lol,yup. It's like the glass was just there for decoration back then
what you have to understand about the hockey culture is that back in the days, almost every team had a goon or maybe 2 in their roster and most of the time the goons where not good players and didn't even skate well enough to play in the NHL so for them to stay in the NHL and have a good salary was to fight so thats why you see a lot of respect when a player accept to fight a goon. at 6:02 of yout video you see a fight with Brandon Prust and the guy miced up is Zack Rinaldo, those two had lots of fights against each other but that fight in particular, Prust was comming back to the game after a brocken shoulder injury and he didn't even had to accep the fight and you can hear Rinaldo on the mic asking Prust ''Wich Shoulder'' to make sure to not make the injury worst and thats respect! Now when you see a brawl explode, thats after an illegal hit, specially if it's a head shot
Teams still have goons lol there's just not as much fighting as there was back in the day
Most of the players now days were at one point in time the best guy on their team when they were younger, but as they get older and move up from Juniors to minors to NHL, they are no longer the star of the team, and if they want to stay in the league, they have adjust their role to a more physical one.
Youngblood starring Rob Lowe, Patrick Swayze and Keanu Reeves in his first movie as a goalie. Rob's character is a sniper who gets slapped around a lot by bigger players so Patrick's character teaches him how to fight back. It's sort of like Rocky on ice.
Fun Fact: Keanu was a goalie irl and was going to enter the NHL draft after he met all the elegibility requirements but decided to become an actor during the filming of this movie. Is there nothing Keanu can't do?
"Get his stick away from him deaner"
"You ever see that one hockey movie? It's a hockey movie." 😂
The fights of the 90s and 80s were sicker. Lots of punches being thrown with no helmets or visors
Hell, the fights of the 60s and 70s were just as sick! Check THOSE out!!!!
@@georgeanthony7282 You bet. No helmets.
Just sounds like a bunch of brothers having a great time.
Slap Shot, as has been mentioned..The crazy Hanson brothers!..Lol!
Slapshot? Best hockey movie ever.
Goon was kind of trashy....
Growing up in Minnesota, we had the North Stars and looked forward to the games against the Blackhawks.
One of the biggest rivalries in NHL 70's and 80's. You barely got a minute in the game and it was a full on brawl on ice.
Keep the hockey reactions up!!!! Underrated sport… you will love it after a while 🤩 React to biggest NHL hits and Line brawls
One of the best ones is John Wensink challenging the Minnesota North Stars bench. The other is the Bruins/Canadians brawl at the Garden
There's a code. It exists at all levels.
1. Don't hit a man when he's down.
2. If someone asks you to go. You go.
3. If you hit a player dirty, or a smaller/star/skill player really hard, expect to answer for it.
4. Fight your own battles.
It stops players from taking runs at one another and ends beefs between teams before they get ugly. It should never be removed from the game. The players that fill this role are usually very respected on the ice.
At least it used to, nowadays you'll see people get jumped for clean, legal open ice hits.
@@chrisdobbs9155 That was always the case. You always responded to a big hit, clean or otherwise, especially if it was on a skill guy or a guy who was vulnerable. You don't want the other team to think they can run guys (even legally) with impunity. That creates open season on your smaller guys. The response was never reserved only for dirty hits. It was just -especially- for dirty hits. The message to the other team is think twice before you lay someone out (even cleanly) because someone might come for you. That's the job.
When referring to "THE" hockey movie that'd be Slap Shot.
It wasn’t until I was an adult that I started playing (non-contact was all there was) hockey. And after playing a short while one of the things that amazed me the most about the NHL was that there weren’t more fights.
We - non-contact - would have fights (myself included) almost every other game. So the discipline of the NHL player is insane.
You guys gotta react to the beauty of hockey the greatest game on the planet part 1 and 2, such amazing videos
Gotta react to the code unwritten rules of fighting. Also gotta react to nhl chirps and the beauty of hockey. Also got the bar down compilation by sportsnet
Definitely watch Slapshot. Absolute hockey classic. You’ll love the Hanson Brothers.
Best hockey movie ever is Slap Shot.
4:09 you better not say fuckin “mighty ducks”
Try the movie “Slap Shot” with the famous actor Paul Newman back in the seventies…..
slapshot is the best for fighting for hockey movies lol
hockey is the best sport in the history of ever!
That's what I love about the players whenever they fight, like most of the time they just do it to give the fans a good time, and it's just for entertainment, and the other "most if the time" It's actually genuine pissed off guys. And it's beautiful lol
you want to see a crazier hockey movie check out Slap shot... lol Classic
Yall need to check out "Best of Wes McCauley" he's a hockey referee that's cool as hell
This is the correct recommendation
5 minutes. For fiiiiiigtiiiiing
Too bad Wes McCauley is one of the worst referees in the league.
Goon is OK, but for a true hilarious look into minor league hockey you have to watch Paul Newman’s ‘ Slapshot’ !
As a guy that plays hockey, you mentioned it early respect!! Been in a few line brawls myself, not fun... but I wouldn't trade it for the world
The best one was when the Canadians played Russia. Everyone dropped their gloves.
Summit Series 1972?
@@henrymanzano9168 Probably referring to the "Punch-up in Piestany" in 87.They were juniors, but both teams had several future NHL:ers in their roster.
Slapshot the greatest hockey movie ever.
Slap shot best hockey movie
6:09 orange is asking white which of his shoulders is the recently healed one so he doesn't mess with it while they tussle lol
That fact these guys and throw punches and still balance on ice is amazing
There’s a great song by Warren Zevon called “Hit somebody” that is about a Hockey enforcer past his prime.
It’s dark, but a great Zevon song.
So happy y'all love hockey, and you've seen goon 🤣 that movie is gold "pick the number 69, it's fkn hilarious"
Unfortunately the enforcer role has been almost eliminated from the game. But back in the 70's-90's the enforcers were there to protect a teams star players from harm, everyone of them knew their role on the team and had respect for the opposing teams enforcer. On the ice it was all business but after the game the home teams enforcer might buy the guy he fought a steak dinner. Hockey players are a class act and very approachable for autographs
Hey man I competed in the 2016 Beijing invitational hockey tournament. I was on 1 out of 2 Canadian teams asked to attend. I just wanted to shed some light on the sport a bit. Hockey is a "mans" sport meaning above all you must have class and respect the opponent. Fighting is a great way to motivate your teammates,resolve frustration on the ice and also to demoralize the other team. The fraise "u wanna go" is used to initiate a fair fight. If 1 player drops the gloves and the opposing player skates away, player 1 will be given a 5 minute penalty. If both players drop the gloves both players receive a 5 minute penalty or kicked out of the remaining game (depending on league). This insures there are no blind side fights(being jumped or hit from behind). Another MASSIVE RULE is once 1 player hits the ice the fight ends and is broken up safely with assistance of the refs. Sharp skates,ice,fists and emotions don't mix well so these are the basic rules:) hope it helped
There’s a video out of Blues vs Sabres I think, and the goalie gets his neck sliced open and survives, and the Sabres goalie thanks one of the Blues staff for saving his life by pulling out the exposed jugular and tying it off until he could get to a hospital
A lot of classic brawls to watch. Stu grimson goes nuts and Matt barnaby vs garth snow
you have to react to video called the code, unwritten rules of fighting in hockey and you will understand everything about fights
Semi related to this video you HAVE to watch NHL Trash Talk/ Angry Mic’d Up Moments you’ll see the trash talking side of hockey that is hilarious.
As a 55 year old canadian, I literally grew up playing hockey, played competitive level, love the game, and enjoy hockey reactions. However for those who might not realize when watching, the vast majority of the punches do nothing. The amount of protective gear these players wear from the neck down render any punch from the shoulders down basically ineffectual. That leaves from the neck up. So unless you get the other guy's helmet off (which leads him open to death by concussion if you get a knockout punch while he's helmetless and drops like a stone head first onto the rock hard ice) then your basically just ripping your knuckles open on the solid molded plastic of the helmet. It does make for excitement though.
No, fights are just boring.
Brawl in hockey town. Detroit redwings vs Colorado avelanche. 1997. Shit got real personal from the year before.
Very good... That and all fights by Bob Probert we're epic. Also, while on the topic of Detroit, check out basketball pistons pacers brawl "malace at the Palace"
I would recommend reacting to a video called, The Code-The unwritten rules of fighting in hockey. It explains all the nuisances of fighting.
yo - that "let's go" movie is an old school one with uber all star cast patrick swayze, rob low and keenu reeves lol called "youngblood".
I love when I watch a fight, and a hockey game breaks out.
Definitely do more hockey reactions please! Depends on what you wanna watch. For fights I’d recommend Tony Twist or Ryan Reaves (for something more recent). For skill Pavel Datsyuk or Connor McDavid highlights would amaze you. Also if you wanted NHL’s worst injuries would get views for sure. NHL really has it all though. Brutality and skill. Passion, and hatred but respect.
What you need to do is look up Bob Probert, Tie Domi, Marty McSorley, Chris Nilan
NHL the Code
Yall need to see Wayne Gretzky
He was the best NHL player ever, a Hockey scoring machine back in the day
"You ever see that hockey movie"... uhhh the mighty ducks? Lol.
All jokes aside its real cool you guys reacted to this. And remember all this is going on with skates and ice!
Nah, its called Goon. I wasn’t talkin about Mighty Ducks.
@@TheRealRecklezz I know what you was talking about, I was just tryna be funny.
@@TheRealRecklezz if you guys are looking for more sports videos
- boxing most memorable corner moments
- boxing heart. ( short 4 - 5 min video )
"Have you ever seen a hockey movie? There's two of'em" I literally laughed out loud. That's not far from the truth.
Pretty far
LOVE my Red Wings. They were sooooooooooooooooooooo savage! Look up their fights in the 80s & 90s. :)
As a native Pittsburgher the fights between the Penguins and Flyers are legendary
Watch Pavel Datsyuk highlights. Best puck handler in hockey history
"Slap Shot" is THE hockey movie!
Pay attention to their immediate goal of gripping their opponents arm sleeve tight to stop them from swinging while simultaneously trying to keep their arm free to swing away
Best NHL fighter of all time would be Bob Probert. He was a beast.
Agreed, Probert
You should watch the Bruise Brothers from the Detroit Red Wings, Bob Probert ( once considered the toughest guy in the NHL ) and Joey Kocur ( the best right hand in hockey ) it was before all the rules like jersey tie downs etc. Great fights from real tough players.
They're way more respectful than I thought
Look up fights by NHL legend Bob Probert (from the Detroit red wings). He was the most feared hockey player in the 90s, and they were way more lenient
You guys gotta find the Ron Hextall highlight clip. So sick
Hockey is the only sport that legally allows you to bare knuckle fight your opponent simply to get some aggression out lol.
Do you guys wanna laugh at a hockey movie? There's one called Slapstick. It's a good few years old now, but it's still a classic.
Trial by combat is one of the oldest Warrior traditions.
yeah Goon was pretty good but the best hockey movie ever is Slapshot. It's an old movie staring Paul Newman and the Hanson brothers. Awesome flick!
Hockey players are ‘different’ 🤣🤣
Biggest difference today is there is so little fighting now. and the physical play is all but gone. also now it’s a all one on one fights. players used brawl & there’d be 2-3 fights going at the same time often cleared the benches. players we’re genuinely upset. still like hockey but game is a shell of what it was once was.
Awesome. Keep doing a great job, you two
You guys should watch Bob Probert fights. You won’t regret it
Big George Laraque saying good luck to the other guy we all knew he in fact had no good luck that night. He found out that keepin' real would be the downfall of his night.
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The best Hockey movie is "Slapshot" with Paul Newman.
Hockey Goons.. Pretty kool u guys. My uncle John played for the Philadelphia Flyers minor league team and he is always fighting, arguing...and challenging somebody. . Up in your face kinda shit........weird kinda...He is always at the ready to deliver you a knuckle sandwich.....
can you imagine trying to fight on ice skates?????got to be hard.....
I can’t imagine trying to fight on ice skates and having to hold my opponent up so I can punch him.
Being in Detroit you will get in a fight or two be it Basketball, Baseball and Hockey. But none of those fights you saw can stand with Detroit Red Wings vs Avalanche Part 1 th-cam.com/video/6P4wg21mLf8/w-d-xo.html
And Part 2 th-cam.com/video/IKVZYWuA_0E/w-d-xo.html
Another great hockey movie/series would be the mighty ducks...
Check out who Marty Mcsorley was. Hall of fame enforcer
Georges Laraque at 2:30 was one of my favorite players as a rookie he fought the best enforcer in my opinion Tie Domi (Albanian Assassin). You have seen the brutality and toughness of hockey now you have to watch what makes hockey so special. Great video th-cam.com/video/4--iEOftLZ4/w-d-xo.html
When the man's down you got to let go.. that's the code.
You should do a reaction video on "NHL here comes the boom"
Please react to the wings avs brawl of 97
You should start doing Rob zombie reaction videos. “We’re an American Band” is my personal favorite
Thats why i love hockey. Ha e a issue drop the Mits and get it over with. Don't know how many hockey fights iv been in.
There's Slap Shot, Goon and Youngblood
Young blood .then the Paul Newman hockey movie can’t think of the name of it
Brian mcgrattan fights Calgary flames one of the last heavyweights to play
If you want to watch a good hockey movie it's called the rocket it's about one of the greatest hockey players Morris Richard
Next react Lionel Messi GOAT movie 🔥
Slap Shot is the only truly great hockey movie.
Hockey is the BEST 🤘🤘🤘
Love watching.
don't forget they got knifes on their feet .lol
Philly an Pittsburgh don’t ask to fight they just get to it
Tv show called Shoresy should check it out
You should react to hockey one punch knockouts
Milan Lucic (the beast)
Just another day in the Serbian neighborhood.
You can tell the Canadians by the flagrant use of he word "Buddy"
Those were pretty tame fights. There are better scrap compilations out there. Keep it up!
Check out old buffalo sabre rob ray fight