This guy was PHENOMENAL. What a time in Vancouver, insane buzz, every kid playing street hockey was Bure, you HAD to have his Pro Set and Upper Deck Rookie cards. He was amazing. The single greatest talent this team might ever see.
Bure is one of the few players from the 90's who could play and excel in today's game. This next bit isn't about Bure but it came to mind while I was writing about him. In the 70's and 80's the grown ups would always tell us how todays players (they usually started with Gretzky then went to everyone else) couldn't play in the 50's and 60's (expansion, better tougher players blah blah blah), they wouldn't be good enough plus it was way rougher and they'd get killed. But now I'm the grown up so I can be the annoying "back in my day" guy. Except I can't... ... because you'd have to be blind not to see that today's players are WAY more skilled than the 80's, and 90's, players.
I was lucky enough to see him live 2x's once in regular season and in game 6 of the finals. He was hands down the greatest Canuck we ever had. The russian rocket forever !
I was at that game, in my Bure jersey, sitting next to the camera that has the angle of him coming right at ya. As soon as he touched the puck, I leaned to my buddy and said, "watch this". Such a shame his knees just couldn't hold up.
@@Mixryutka да причем здесь везение? Все фанаты Буре меня как бэ не слышат. Не собираюсь никого переубеждать, но Буре (именно по стилю своей игры) не командный игрок. А хоккей, как известно, командная игра. Ваш кэп.
@@drmoro8750 везение - это я про травмы. Пишете одно, потом совершенно другое. Командный / некомандный - демагогия. Как оценивается это? Он в зале славы. Его вклад общепризнан. А то , что без топовых трофеев - не он один такой из выдающихся игроков. Кэпом отсутствие аргументов не прикроешь.
@@BravePip Does it count as undressing when Bure didn't steal the puck from Bourque nor stickhandle through him like he did with Stevens and Lidstrom? In that case, the puck bounced by Bourque and Bure took advantage.
@@September2004 There is another Bure goal, not on this list but often in other highlight compilations, where he goes through Bourque and another Bruins defenseman for a goal.
Павел Буре - это Пеле в хоккее. Его скорость, техника, дриблинг завораживали всех. Никто и никогда не обладал таким талантом. Это был уникальный хоккеист, который мог из ничего сделать гол, обыграв всю команду противника в одиночку. Это был выдающийся хоккеист! Такие рождаются раз в сто лет! Настоящий феномен хоккея!
There is Pavel Bure and everyone else. He was simply a magician on ice with the puck. I still watch these highlights 30 years later and shake my head in amazement.
The Russian Rocket was so naturally gifted and his numbers don't lie, his best seasons with 50+ goals are - 51, 58, 59, 60, 60. He accomplished this in just over 700 games. I remember Pavel Bure before the Vancouver Canucks made it to the '94 Stanley Cup Finals. Often, he was the best player on the ice, including both teams. Man oh man! He scored 60 goals twice!
Ah, Pavel Bure... making swiss cheese of defensive lines since 1991. Amazing speed, agility, and handling like no other in his day. Such a joy to watch these highlights. :)
I don’t know, though he was one of the most phenomenal players in his day, I don’t know about best handling. Gretzky’s handling was around equal, if not better.
@@АлександрЗаваров-е1ы он один творил на всю команду, тяжеловато было одному тянуть команду, но как игрок таких сейчас нет, уникум просто он, катал шайбу и забивал голы неимоверные просто)
@@_peace_toyour_house8304 Буре мой любимый игрок, но как раз сейчас таких намного больше чем тогда. Хоккей в НХЛ полностью изменился и сегодняшние игроки как раз тащились от Буре в детстве и во многом ему подражают.
A true hockey legend! The fact that I either forgot some of these or completely missed shows just how good he was! They say that the game has changed but I think he would have scored over a hundred points if he played today.
I thought the same thing..he was hockeys magician...Mario Lemieux and Gretzky get alot of glory and they deserve it but Pavel Bure and Jaromir Jagr were who i thought were the best to watch in that era.
10 great goals and in each one except for #1 there were like 2 to 3 penalties happening as of today's NHL. Can you imagine Bure in today's NHL without the clutching, slashing and hooking? Real beauty on the ice this guy!
@@kenmiller5515 … Lidstrom wasn’t the prototype hard hitting D man of the time, but wasn’t he still the number 1 D-man on most of those great teams?? If the dude wasn’t HOF level he wouldn’t have put up the stats & played at a high level as long as he did. Top 15 all time in assists & won like 6 or more Norris trophies. You don’t get all that Just b/c your on good teams.
seen a lot of hockey in my day, and lucky to attend one game with him playing, and still blows me away thinking about it over 20 years ago. You could almost feel everybody raise out of their seat when he would get the puck and start to rush up the ice. And I was lucky to see the famed KLM line of Krutov, Larionov and Makarov line play, one of the greatest lines ever and still wish I could have seen the next great line in Russian hockey being formed more often of Bure, Fedorov and Mogilny. Wow, they all had great NHL careers but didn`t get to see them play together much. They did win a gold medal together at the world juniors i think in about 1989.
He was a smart player and defensively aware, had much more of a complete game than most people give him credit for because of how many goals he could score. This is a guy you would love to have on your team in any era.
@@drmoro8750 а что еще чистому напу нужно?потолкаться у бортов?хитануть так,чтоб не встал соперник со льда?да,и еще выход 1 в 0 надо еще реализовать...
Wow! Maybe it's because I was young and always cheered against the guy, but I clearly forgot how insanely skilled and crafty Bure was with the puck. There is just something so unique and special about how he moved and handled the puck. Just wow 😮🤯
The only player other than Gretzky to get me out of my seat when he got the puck. Highly intelligent, great hands and blinding speed. We were so very lucky to have him in Vancouver as a Canuck.
Personally I think one of his best schools ever is at the 92-93 All-Star game he did the breakaway relay Against Patrick Roy And he digs him so bad he slid the park across to the right side of the net like he was going to go wide right and he paused for a split second to tap it back hand through his legs as they opened because of the crazy deke. This guy was utterly phenomenal and without two line passes and all the hooking and holding BS without a doubt he would’ve been a goal a game guy constantly. He arguably could have been the greatest goal scorer ever. I mean think about it this is a guy that in 99 2000 scored almost 60 goals back to back again in the era of hooking and holding were most teams weren’t scoring goals in the average game was like 2 to 1 or 3 to 2 at the most. Lol The guy still scored 58 and 59 again that’s so crazy 😳👍
I am a Canucks fan, and a huge Bure fan, but in todays hockey he would just fit in with the greats of today. Look at the goaltending in almost every goal in this video. Goalies were brutal in comparison to todays goalies. And im not saying that goalies back then were no good, its just todays goalies are a lot more advance. If Crosby, Ovi, McD and other superstars of today were to teleport to Greztkys day, they all would wreck the league, and with todays training maybe even more than Wayne.
@@seansaville5664 Earlier on in Bure's career that might have been true. But look at what he did in the 2000 and 2001 seasons, he scored 58 and 59 goals (leading the league both times), while playing for an awful Florida team. And I don't think the goaltending was considerably worse then than it is today.
Это был ЯРЧАЙШИЙ игрок , похожего на него трудно найти в хоккейном мире. Были возможно более тонкие, умные игроки -организаторы.. Но когда вы видели игру Буре в то время вы понимали ,что не видели еще именно такого стиля игры.. Он был уникальным игроком..
@@игрогеймер-н6э он и без этих наград входит в Зал славы хоккея как один из величайших хоккеистов.....он в сердцах всех болельщиков мира.....Ванкувер вывел в честь Буре 10 номер....он сам хоккей
He's pretty much the reason that I became a Canucks fan 30 years ago and somehow these clips never get old. Was hoping the skate to stick would be number one. I think you nailed it!
Смотришь и наслаждаешься таким прекрасным игроком...Талантище!!!Респект!!!✊✊✊👏👏👏👍👍👍Последний гол посмотрите получше...это шедевр...и при том на такой скорости...✌✌✌👌👌👌🤘🤘🤘
The recent ROY Kaprizov for the Wild reminds me a lot of Bure. He doesn't have the same incredible top end speed, but he's similarly creative with his skating to make scoring chances. He was a joy to watch this season. Hopefully the Wild can get him a Center that can win faceoffs and feed him pucks for years.
Журналист спросил у Уэйна Грецки: "Что могло бы заставить вас не прекращать свою карьеру?" И он ответил - только возможность сыграть вместе в одной команде и в одной тройке вместе с Павлом Буре!".
I am from Ireland . I lived in Toronto for a good few years. Late 80s, early 90s. the Hockey was great to watch. BUT Pavel was some operator on the ice. Seen him make a mockery of many a team. great player. Pity he didn't play for the leaf's, but we had Dougie and co.
@@Badkhela ARE YOU NUTS Imagine Prime Pavel Bure with no red line Bure finishes better than McDavid if Bure played today he would be going for 100 goals.
@Linden McDiarmid Exactly. I was lucky to see many live games with Pavel, including the #1 goal in this list, and feel Pavel was a better finisher/natural goal scorer and maybe had a faster first few steps than McDavid but Conor has better top speed and a much better passer as you say.
Brought back the memories. Man, he really is my favorite player of all time. I remember seeing all 10 of these live. Don't know what it was but somehow it was just super exciting to watch a game from Vancouver at that time. Just even the way the ice looked and I loved those unis. Don't know why they ever changed them. I think a lot of the modern players grew up watching this dude & emulated him. He was unique at the time. Now a lot of guys can do stuff like that. Although still not quite that well or maybe the opposing players were not as good back then & he just had a massive advantage in skating.
@mojo look up "Pavel Bure Calls his shot", he got a penalty shot and told the ref where he was going to shoot and score. Then went and did exactly that, pointing at the ref he told after he scored in celebration.
The most electrifying player of 'em all. Not saying the best, just the most exciting. He carried the Canucks on his back to get to the Final. Top 5 greatest players of all time.
Pavel was on another Level! Supreme! in my brain! Insane talent! Schooled Lidstrom n anyone. Too have that Speed n Skill is- hmm i simply have no words. GOOD GOD!
I used to stay up late at night just so that I can watch him play. As a kid he was my ultimate fav player .I wish he would of stay with the Canucks or came to Montreal. His speed was insane. I became the fastest skater in my league all because of him. Great memories
Ive been a Bruins fan all my life..but Pavel Bure was my favorite player growing up...sure we had Cam Neely, Ray Bourque and alot of legends..but we didnt have anyone like the Russian Rocket at the time...unmatched speed and finesse..made the game so much more fun to watch..whenever the Canucks were on tv it was must see...Hockey needs more players like Bure..so damn smooth.
Прошу заметить всех,что в этом обзоре нет ещё 5 голов финам в полуфинале олимпийских игр!!!В детстве была джерси Павла Буре ЦСКА 10!БОГАТЫРСКОГО ТЕБЕ ЗДОРОВЬЯ!!!ЛЕГЕНДА!!!ФЕНОМЕН!!!
One of thee best goal scorers in league history. And as a Canuck he was held , hooked and no arms raised by the refs on most of his goals. And was so fast he made Courtnal look slow. And he was fast.
Bure was amazing, goal number one is unreal, insane, mindblowing... This move in this speed, oh man... Same level as Ovi´s "the goal" against Phoenix. I can only imagine Bure in NHL today - in pair with players like McDavid, Kucherov or Crosby. :)
So many great players who have never been on a Cup winner. Bure was one of the most amazing skaters ever, and like to add, Kirk McLean was such a great goalie another who should get more recognition
This is another guy who could have played in any era
Richard, Orr, Gretsky, Lemiux
@@aarongoldstein8472 and Tie domy
@HOCKEY HELL YA... Orr.
@@aarongoldstein8472 absolutely not Gretzky, not without his guard detail. Orr and Mario if both healthy could definitely do so.
@@aarongoldstein8472 forsberg too
This guy was PHENOMENAL. What a time in Vancouver, insane buzz, every kid playing street hockey was Bure, you HAD to have his Pro Set and Upper Deck Rookie cards. He was amazing. The single greatest talent this team might ever see.
still got 3 of his rookie cards under glass :D
Bure Buried every Goal.
Bure in today's NHL would absolutely dominate.
And with player safety in today's game, I think he would have actually stood a chance to play 1000 games.
Agreed this guy was shifty as hell and wicked speed a deadly combination
And with today's equipment, ultra light skates, carbon fiber sticks, etc plus no clutch and grab.
Bure is one of the few players from the 90's who could play and excel in today's game.
This next bit isn't about Bure but it came to mind while I was writing about him.
In the 70's and 80's the grown ups would always tell us how todays players (they usually started with Gretzky then went to everyone else) couldn't play in the 50's and 60's (expansion, better tougher players blah blah blah), they wouldn't be good enough plus it was way rougher and they'd get killed.
But now I'm the grown up so I can be the annoying "back in my day" guy.
Except I can't...
... because you'd have to be blind not to see that today's players are WAY more skilled than the 80's, and 90's, players.
Less slash ,hit ,hook and obstruction ,he will be able to play even more games , knees get busted quicker when constantly absorb punishments
Pavel's the reason why I started watching hockey regularly. Simply electrifying!
same here
Me too..
Goat
I was lucky enough to see him live 2x's once in regular season and in game 6 of the finals. He was hands down the greatest Canuck we ever had. The russian rocket forever !
He should’ve kept number ten
I'm jealous
He's a true legend!
Imagine what he could accomplished if there wasn't an injuries 😔
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This guy scored 5 goals against us in 98 Olympic semifinal. Man ahead of his time.
Agree! I think if he play to days he would be faster than Mcdavid.
Total respect to you for acknowledging the skills of an opponent
@@dronlaanot quite
That tournament was unbelievable . My Czech Republic won the gold . Best players in every country , absolutely stacked talent everywhere
@@petrkabatek2010 That traumatized me as a kid, haha. Losing to the Czechs in the shootout. Congrats though
Not often you saw lidstrom get beat like that.
This guy needs to be talked about more.
Pure hockey player.
Not to mention making both Niedermeyer and Stevens look really bad too.
I was at that game, in my Bure jersey, sitting next to the camera that has the angle of him coming right at ya.
As soon as he touched the puck, I leaned to my buddy and said, "watch this".
Such a shame his knees just couldn't hold up.
Lidstrom hi-lite was the best goal shown. Totally blew by him like he was standing still.
Lidstrom, Niedermayer and Ray Bourque 😂
@@olegvasilevskiy5815 I wasn't keeping track but there was at least 5 HoF defensemen who he made look silly in this video.
Man all his goals look so beautiful! 🔥
@mojo I'll take your word for it man. Watching him in person must've been mesmerizing. Unfortunately I never had the chance aha.
In an ugly uniform!
@@SLow-fb3qm Ugly? What we have now ugly lol. Our 94 blacks were so good
Скажу по-русски: Буре был бы звездой в любой эре! Руки, ноги и голова у него работают просто невероятно!
Жаль травмы
Скажу просто: стартовая скорость и неплохой дриблинг, позвездить 10 лет и на этом ноги устают)))
@@drmoro8750 это кому как повезет, но его игру помнят. Аналог Роналдо (9) в хоккее. Чем-то похожи по манере.
@@Mixryutka да причем здесь везение? Все фанаты Буре меня как бэ не слышат. Не собираюсь никого переубеждать, но Буре (именно по стилю своей игры) не командный игрок. А хоккей, как известно, командная игра. Ваш кэп.
@@drmoro8750 везение - это я про травмы. Пишете одно, потом совершенно другое. Командный / некомандный - демагогия. Как оценивается это? Он в зале славы. Его вклад общепризнан. А то , что без топовых трофеев - не он один такой из выдающихся игроков. Кэпом отсутствие аргументов не прикроешь.
You know you're unreal when you undress lidstrom, Niedermayer, and stevens in a top 10
Don't forget he got Ray Bourque on the Boston goal too.
@@BravePip Does it count as undressing when Bure didn't steal the puck from Bourque nor stickhandle through him like he did with Stevens and Lidstrom?
In that case, the puck bounced by Bourque and Bure took advantage.
@@September2004 There is another Bure goal, not on this list but often in other highlight compilations, where he goes through Bourque and another Bruins defenseman for a goal.
@@okyouknowwhatever Oh, I wanna see that one!!!
@@September2004 at 30 second mark here th-cam.com/video/HPLWImdVYTQ/w-d-xo.html
Павел Буре - это Пеле в хоккее. Его скорость, техника, дриблинг завораживали всех. Никто и никогда не обладал таким талантом. Это был уникальный хоккеист, который мог из ничего сделать гол, обыграв всю команду противника в одиночку. Это был выдающийся хоккеист! Такие рождаются раз в сто лет! Настоящий феномен хоккея!
был у Буре близнец это Валерий Харламов.....когда умер Валерий Харламов для меня умер весь хоккей.....
Макдевид чем хуже?
@@jackdaniels570 Мак не такой скоростной
@@musicclassic5938 Макдэвид покруче будет и по скорости точно не хуже.
@@ШамильИсаев-у7ч По мышлению он уступает Кучу
So glad I got to enjoy him in his prime. Most exciting player in NHL history!
Why’d he change his number
@@TOCC50to honour his pairing with Mogilny
There is Pavel Bure and everyone else. He was simply a magician on ice with the puck. I still watch these highlights 30 years later and shake my head in amazement.
If It wasn't for Slow Motion, Nobody Would Believe It. I would Love to Hear the Refs Talking about His Goals After,
Bure was good but there has been lots of other good players too. Denis Savard for example has better highlights.
The Russian Rocket was so naturally gifted and his numbers don't lie, his best seasons with 50+ goals are - 51, 58, 59, 60, 60. He accomplished this in just over 700 games. I remember Pavel Bure before the Vancouver Canucks made it to the '94 Stanley Cup Finals. Often, he was the best player on the ice, including both teams. Man oh man! He scored 60 goals twice!
And everyone else? You acting like Mario Lemieux wasn't way better?
I feel blessed to have watch him during his years as a Canuck.
Ah, Pavel Bure... making swiss cheese of defensive lines since 1991. Amazing speed, agility, and handling like no other in his day. Such a joy to watch these highlights. :)
👍🏼
I don’t know, though he was one of the most phenomenal players in his day, I don’t know about best handling. Gretzky’s handling was around equal, if not better.
Especially with probably the best lindstrom
Один из величайших игроков мира))))
Это точно)
Жаль только олимпиаду не взял и кубок Стенли.
@@АлександрЗаваров-е1ы он один творил на всю команду, тяжеловато было одному тянуть команду, но как игрок таких сейчас нет, уникум просто он, катал шайбу и забивал голы неимоверные просто)
@@_peace_toyour_house8304 Буре мой любимый игрок, но как раз сейчас таких намного больше чем тогда. Хоккей в НХЛ полностью изменился и сегодняшние игроки как раз тащились от Буре в детстве и во многом ему подражают.
@@ranndino я до сих пор тащюсь от его голов) никто их так повторить не может
A true hockey legend! The fact that I either forgot some of these or completely missed shows just how good he was! They say that the game has changed but I think he would have scored over a hundred points if he played today.
Красава!!! Вроде лет, уже прошло, а смотришь его игру, бальзам на душу... Он-кудесник просто, вратарей расшатывал на ура.
I thought the same thing..he was hockeys magician...Mario Lemieux and Gretzky get alot of glory and they deserve it but Pavel Bure and Jaromir Jagr were who i thought were the best to watch in that era.
Можно смотреть вечно…на огонь, воду…и проходы Буре…столько лет прошло, а кайф получаешь до сих пор😅
гашека не расшатал
Real artist, a superstar. He could have scored whenever he wanted.
Pavel Bure was a beast on the ice with his abilities and skills.
The man was so ahead of his time, unbelievable
10 great goals and in each one except for #1 there were like 2 to 3 penalties happening as of today's NHL. Can you imagine Bure in today's NHL without the clutching, slashing and hooking?
Real beauty on the ice this guy!
1:54 Wow, never seen Lidstrom get burned like that, Bure made it look so easy too... incredible, and im a wings fan.
Yeah, very rare for Lidstrom. He was like a robot, never makes mistakes lol
Lidstrom was undressed many times and never hit anyone. He was fortunate to play on great teams his entire career. Massively overrated.
@@kenmiller5515 … Lidstrom wasn’t the prototype hard hitting D man of the time, but wasn’t he still the number 1 D-man on most of those great teams?? If the dude wasn’t HOF level he wouldn’t have put up the stats & played at a high level as long as he did. Top 15 all time in assists & won like 6 or more Norris trophies. You don’t get all that Just b/c your on good teams.
@@HawksFan5884 👏👏👏
Bure made all-star defenseman & goalies look like amateurs.
seen a lot of hockey in my day, and lucky to attend one game with him playing, and still blows me away thinking about it over 20 years ago. You could almost feel everybody raise out of their seat when he would get the puck and start to rush up the ice. And I was lucky to see the famed KLM line of Krutov, Larionov and Makarov line play, one of the greatest lines ever and still wish I could have seen the next great line in Russian hockey being formed more often of Bure, Fedorov and Mogilny. Wow, they all had great NHL careers but didn`t get to see them play together much. They did win a gold medal together at the world juniors i think in about 1989.
He was a smart player and defensively aware, had much more of a complete game than most people give him credit for because of how many goals he could score. This is a guy you would love to have on your team in any era.
У Павла ВСЕ,абсолютно все голы на загляденье,вот он,Бриллиант советского хоккея,такие голы можно пересматривать снова и снова!
на удивление одинаковые, дежурство у синей линии, страртовая скорость и молодость... ах да еще и дриблинг неплохой, но ничего выдающегося.
@@drmoro8750 а что еще чистому напу нужно?потолкаться у бортов?хитануть так,чтоб не встал соперник со льда?да,и еще выход 1 в 0 надо еще реализовать...
@@LeHan1972 чистому напу много чего нужно...
@@drmoro8750 а кто выдающийся ? Харламов?
@@АлександрЗаваров-е1ы можно еще добавить Дацюка и Зубова.
Wow! Maybe it's because I was young and always cheered against the guy, but I clearly forgot how insanely skilled and crafty Bure was with the puck. There is just something so unique and special about how he moved and handled the puck. Just wow 😮🤯
The only player other than Gretzky to get me out of my seat when he got the puck. Highly intelligent, great hands and blinding speed. We were so very lucky to have him in Vancouver as a Canuck.
i live near vancouver i was 11 in 94. grew up with bure. he flipped me a puck over the glass once. i loved the canucks in the early 90s! WHITE TOWEL!
Personally I think one of his best schools ever is at the 92-93 All-Star game he did the breakaway relay Against Patrick Roy And he digs him so bad he slid the park across to the right side of the net like he was going to go wide right and he paused for a split second to tap it back hand through his legs as they opened because of the crazy deke.
This guy was utterly phenomenal and without two line passes and all the hooking and holding BS without a doubt he would’ve been a goal a game guy constantly. He arguably could have been the greatest goal scorer ever.
I mean think about it this is a guy that in 99 2000 scored almost 60 goals back to back again in the era of hooking and holding were most teams weren’t scoring goals in the average game was like 2 to 1 or 3 to 2 at the most. Lol The guy still scored 58 and 59 again that’s so crazy 😳👍
The amount of hooking in number 9 loooool, Bure woulda scored 800 goals in todays NHL
I am a Canucks fan, and a huge Bure fan, but in todays hockey he would just fit in with the greats of today. Look at the goaltending in almost every goal in this video. Goalies were brutal in comparison to todays goalies. And im not saying that goalies back then were no good, its just todays goalies are a lot more advance. If Crosby, Ovi, McD and other superstars of today were to teleport to Greztkys day, they all would wreck the league, and with todays training maybe even more than Wayne.
The thing is he only played 702 NHL games but still scored 437 goals. His knees betrayed him.
@@seansaville5664 Earlier on in Bure's career that might have been true. But look at what he did in the 2000 and 2001 seasons, he scored 58 and 59 goals (leading the league both times), while playing for an awful Florida team. And I don't think the goaltending was considerably worse then than it is today.
@@iCoolaxe you dont think it has gotten better over the past 20 years?
@@seansaville5664 not maybe, they would destroy wayne if they teleported back in time.
Это был ЯРЧАЙШИЙ игрок , похожего на него трудно найти в хоккейном мире. Были возможно более тонкие, умные игроки -организаторы.. Но когда вы видели игру Буре в то время вы понимали ,что не видели еще именно такого стиля игры.. Он был уникальным игроком..
Обидно, что не взял Стэнли и золото Олимпиады
@@игрогеймер-н6э он и без этих наград входит в Зал славы хоккея как один из величайших хоккеистов.....он в сердцах всех болельщиков мира.....Ванкувер вывел в честь Буре 10 номер....он сам хоккей
He's pretty much the reason that I became a Canucks fan 30 years ago and somehow these clips never get old. Was hoping the skate to stick would be number one. I think you nailed it!
Pavel Bure was the first player that reallly got me into watching hockey, he was like a Super Saiyan!
If Bure played in todays game, he would be putting up 70+ goal seasons.
100!
90 was quite physical, speed was the thing for quite many scorers at that time (Selanne, Bondra, Fedorov to name a few)
Смотришь и наслаждаешься таким прекрасным игроком...Талантище!!!Респект!!!✊✊✊👏👏👏👍👍👍Последний гол посмотрите получше...это шедевр...и при том на такой скорости...✌✌✌👌👌👌🤘🤘🤘
Про финт 'клюшка-конёк-клюшка' - это финт Фирсова
I'm a simple man, I see Pavel Bure and I click.
Unbelievable, and still unmatched speed and talent!
One of the most beautiful skaters ever
The recent ROY Kaprizov for the Wild reminds me a lot of Bure. He doesn't have the same incredible top end speed, but he's similarly creative with his skating to make scoring chances. He was a joy to watch this season. Hopefully the Wild can get him a Center that can win faceoffs and feed him pucks for years.
Фантастика игрок! Всë изящно, быстро , и крайне впечатляюще! Буре - легенда.
All his finishes are so simple, but oh so very very nice! Love it.
Огромное спасибо за видео-подборку. Смотреть это было - одно сплошное эстетическое удовольствие!
who has goosebumps while watching this? damn, so much good memories :)
Журналист спросил у Уэйна Грецки: "Что могло бы заставить вас не прекращать свою карьеру?" И он ответил - только возможность сыграть вместе в одной команде и в одной тройке вместе с Павлом Буре!".
Интересный факт,в своей книге Гретцки о Буре так не рассказывал...
@@DriverBus97 орех предлагал Буре перейти в Нью-Йорк, то он останется ещё годик поиграть
нет. он сказал, что Ягр и Федоров иогут заставить его не заканчивать карьеру. не Буре. у меня есть эта видеозапись
A timeless player!
Loved watching Pavel. PURE SKILL
I am from Ireland . I lived in Toronto for a good few years. Late 80s, early 90s. the Hockey was great to watch. BUT Pavel was some operator on the ice. Seen him make a mockery of many a team. great player. Pity he didn't play for the leaf's, but we had Dougie and co.
I met Bure in the supermarket many many years ago and i took out my grocery receipt and got his autograph.
and did he sign in latin or in cyrilice?
Thank you ... what memories ... Like Orr, injuries disrupted and shortened career that might not have ever been matched... Truly extraordinary!
Take McDavid explosion/speed combined with Datsyuk stickhandling = Bure.
Mcdavid already is an amazing stickhandler
Lol we all love bure but mcdavid is better both in handling and arguably speed...maybe not speed not sure
Mcdavid is basically Bure 2.0
@@Badkhela ARE YOU NUTS
Imagine Prime Pavel Bure with no red line
Bure finishes better than McDavid if Bure played today he would be going for 100 goals.
@Linden McDiarmid Exactly. I was lucky to see many live games with Pavel, including the #1 goal in this list, and feel Pavel was a better finisher/natural goal scorer and maybe had a faster first few steps than McDavid but Conor has better top speed and a much better passer as you say.
Brought back the memories. Man, he really is my favorite player of all time. I remember seeing all 10 of these live.
Don't know what it was but somehow it was just super exciting to watch a game from Vancouver at that time. Just even the way the ice looked and I loved those unis. Don't know why they ever changed them.
I think a lot of the modern players grew up watching this dude & emulated him. He was unique at the time. Now a lot of guys can do stuff like that. Although still not quite that well or maybe the opposing players were not as good back then & he just had a massive advantage in skating.
How could you have seen them all live?
One of the greatest NHL players easily. I was born in 2002. So I barely remember watching clips of him but I still look up to him.
Honorable mention to when he called his own penalty shot and scored on Rhodes
@mojo look up "Pavel Bure Calls his shot", he got a penalty shot and told the ref where he was going to shoot and score. Then went and did exactly that, pointing at the ref he told after he scored in celebration.
There are really no words for his skill! Nobody does that Mcdavid. But that at Speed n agility. We miss that in the NHL! Now adays.
1:52 Arguably the most impressive due to fact it was against Lidstrom.
Гениальный хоккеист !!! Всегда его любил его игру.
Все очень просто... Талант и трудолюбие, и ты уже легенда хоккея.
The most electrifying player of 'em all. Not saying the best, just the most exciting. He carried the Canucks on his back to get to the Final. Top 5 greatest players of all time.
Linden carried the Canucks too
Such a dominant and talented hockey player. One of the best of all time.
This dude was definitely ahead of his time
Fastest player ever
Greatest Canuck ever!!
The amazing part of his speed is how fast he could accelerate while turning. The defender would complete his matching turn and be 5 feet behind Bure.
McDavid is faster
@@stanislavkrasulin9447 No way.mcdavid is great.but Bure is a goat!!!
@@stanislavkrasulin9447 Its close. Id pavel has better acceleration, McDavid higher top end speed
@@stanislavkrasulin9447 McDavid is a oiler
He was so damn fast. The way he could dangle the puck at top speed was crazy.
Watching all these highlights and seeing all the clutching and hooking. Makes me wonder how good he would have been in a different era...
Would have been amazing.
Still my favourite player of all times
my all time favorite player!
He would still be a top player today. That move on Lidstrom tho tells you how good he was
Scary to think what he could've done if it weren't for all the knee problems. One of the great what ifs in NHL history.
Pavel was on another Level! Supreme! in my brain! Insane talent! Schooled Lidstrom n anyone. Too have that Speed n Skill is- hmm i simply have no words. GOOD GOD!
Best hockey player of all times!
What a freaking STUD! Some of the best goals from ANY player i have ever seen. Wow!
I tried finding every highlight of his as a kid. This guy was electric.
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Овечкин нервно курит в сторонке! Лучший хоккеист мира!
Всегда смотрят по результату
Ну и где буре
If he was playing today he would make everyone look leeser than...that speed was simply incredible. my man Bure...way ahead of his time
These highlights aged well. No one is saying “the defense should have done this and this”. The defense was dead meat with Bure on the move.
This guy is the reason I watched the Canucks in the 90s.
Makes me happy to share a name with this man
I used to stay up late at night just so that I can watch him play. As a kid he was my ultimate fav player .I wish he would of stay with the Canucks or came to Montreal. His speed was insane.
I became the fastest skater in my league all because of him.
Great memories
Илюха Салам из Казахстана ты тоже Крутой хоккеист 😊
Голы Буре феноменальны и напоминают голы Харламова ❤❤
The most spectacular hockey player of all time...bar to none !
Ive been a Bruins fan all my life..but Pavel Bure was my favorite player growing up...sure we had Cam Neely, Ray Bourque and alot of legends..but we didnt have anyone like the Russian Rocket at the time...unmatched speed and finesse..made the game so much more fun to watch..whenever the Canucks were on tv it was must see...Hockey needs more players like Bure..so damn smooth.
Number Nine was spectacular. This guy had a combination of speed and puck control that I don't think anyone has ever surpassed.
Всех благ и здоровья, Паша!!! 🙂🙂🙂🖐🖐🖐🙌🙌🙌
Wow that took me back to some great hockey memories
Буре - легенда. Волшебник на льду.
Watching this I feel old and I also can’t believe how fast the game has gotten.
The most exciting player to ever play the game. He made hockey an artform.
Это просто какое то привидение с моторчиком браво Паша слава советскому хоккею
Прошу заметить всех,что в этом обзоре нет ещё 5 голов финам в полуфинале олимпийских игр!!!В детстве была джерси Павла Буре ЦСКА 10!БОГАТЫРСКОГО ТЕБЕ ЗДОРОВЬЯ!!!ЛЕГЕНДА!!!ФЕНОМЕН!!!
в ЦСКА №12 был)
@@Александр_ффф123 Возможно!Но у меня почему то была под 10 номером)))и я не парю,остались даже фотки с тех лет,где я в ней)))
Pavel Bure’s greatest goal was without question the overtime goal against Calgary in 1994 listed as #2 in this video.
Dude was the most gifted hockey player of all time imo… injuries though
Respectfully disagree, Mario Lemieux was the most gifted player of all time not Pavel Bure though he was no slough either.
One of thee best goal scorers in league history. And as a Canuck he was held , hooked and no arms raised by the refs on most of his goals. And was so fast he made Courtnal look slow. And he was fast.
so glad i watched his career live.. what a player.. i first saw him when he was in world jr's.. he was amazing
He was on the 4th line with Fedorov and Mogilny, @16yo. Imagine that!!
Bure was amazing, goal number one is unreal, insane, mindblowing... This move in this speed, oh man... Same level as Ovi´s "the goal" against Phoenix. I can only imagine Bure in NHL today - in pair with players like McDavid, Kucherov or Crosby. :)
Ovi not as good as Bure
1- е место- классика!!!!💯
Браво,Павел!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
One of the best ever!
I wish Bure and Forsberg played in today’s NHL
Man, forseberg was the best fukin swedish player ever
So many great players who have never been on a Cup winner. Bure was one of the most amazing skaters ever, and like to add, Kirk McLean was such a great goalie another who should get more recognition
One of the most underrated players ever he also threw the worst elbow on Shane churla I ever saw
Bure! 🤩 Instant like.