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THG is a goat
He loses points for wearing that hideous 1970s Canucks jersey though. Not here obviously, but he definitely owns one.
What jersery does he NOT own?😂@@Brocuzgodlocdunfamdogson
@@lilgustav5065 lol this is true. But that Canucks jersey…inexcusable.
The v one or the skate one? LOL@@Brocuzgodlocdunfamdogson
@@GabrielHodge the V one😂😂
The Man, The Myth, The Legend, THE GOAT! The Hockey Guy!
What are you talking about, his videos are the worst
The hockey guy is insane at pumping out content. Absolute hockey workaholic.
Shannon is amazing. He lives and breathes hockey. I'm glad you're including him on your journey to fandom. You've found the greatest athletes in pro sports. I ain't lying. The agility, precision, speed, brute force, stamina, and pride... That puck is 14°F and weighs as much as a cue ball. Every goalie that gets razzed is still standing in front of that at 80-100mph FOR FUN. You'll hear of some sprained finger sidelining a 20-mil athlete in some other sport. Hockey players spit out teeth, get stitches, then come back two minutes later, net one, and smile in their opponents' faces. Welcome to the family. (If you want to be blown away by one player in particular, check out Dustin Byfuglien. The man was a linebacker on skates, and a good dude.)
The hockey guy is a legend
You have the interpretation of icing correct. It's triggered when the puck is shot from behind the red center line and past your opponent's goal line.
However, once Icing is triggered and before the whistle is blown there is a race to see who would get the puck first. So, if the defending team reaches the faceoff dot in their own zone first then icing is called. But, if the team who iced the puck is able to reach the faceoff dot first then icing is negated and the play continues. (Kind of like how players can "tag up" if their team is offside and play will continue. There are a few rules like this in the game to keep the game flowing and prevent a bunch of stoppages.
It used to be that instead of a race to the faceoff dot it was a literal race to touch the puck. Which is often along the boards so, you'd have 2 guys in a full on sprint absolutely barreling into the end boards just in the hope that they would touch the puck first and help their team. Players were getting injured so, the NHL changed it to the system above.
You are somewhat right, but you’re also somewhat wrong
Hockey is a sprinting sport. Players put as much power and effort as they can in 30-45 seconds, which is called a shift. My high school coach used to say, "If you aren't tired after a shift, you didn’t work hard enough." Usually, a 1-2 minute break between shifts gives players enough time to regain their stamina.
Unless you play beer league or roller hockey with an insufficient number of players, then it is a game of picking your spots carefully so you aren’t spent at the worst possibly moment.
@@kftc1980 my last game was playoffs and we had no subs...i did everything i could do to help my guys out as the goalie but man...they were hurting at the end
To clarify, he wasn't saying assists are better than goals. He was saying that people typically value goals more than assists, but there are some situations where the player who made the pass actually made the more difficult or skilled play than the person who scored the goal.
just wanted to correct you on one thing, the trapezoid isn’t the blue area that you were referring to, that is called the goal crease. it’s pretty much like the goalies “safe area” and if an opposing player interferes with the goalie in that area, it could either be called a penalty, or if the interference results in a goal, the goal will be disallowed. the trapezoid is the area directly BEHIND the net where there are two red lines that connect to the goal line, and if the goalie goes behind the net to play the puck, he has to stay within those two lines or it will be a delay of game penalty.
Also know as the Patrick Roy trap 😂
You picked the right guy to learn from! THG is the best!
1:45 Gordie Howe. Mr. Hockey. Best Red Wing ever
And the late 1990s Red Wings. "Fight Night At The Joe" is a good place to start.
The Hockey Guy is the best NHL content creator out there
would be cool if you linked the video ur reacting to in the description
Something he missed about icing is that when a team is short handed(takes a penalty) they can ice the puck as much as they want.
23:50 yes hockey is a cardio intensive sport and the perfect example of a bag skate is that one scene in miracle
Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl, David Pastrnak, Brad Marchand, Matthew Tkachuk, Sam Bennet, Brady Tkachuk, Nikita Kucherov, Steven Stamkos, Connor Bedard, Artemi Panerin, Nathan MacKinnon, Cale Makar, Sidney Crosby (though he’s nearing the end of his incredible career), Auston Matthews, and Jack Hughes are all names that most hockey fans fear when their team is playing against them.
Also… Hockey Terminology
One thing I would add about some terms he used.
Garbage goal also (to me) can mean a goal that doesn’t matter in a game. For example, your team is up 5-1 and then the other team scores with 10 seconds left in the game. There’s not enough time for them to win but that goal makes the game look closer than it was - that’s a garbage goal.
“Turtle” is a term i have also heard used as a style of defense. If your team scores a goal or two (usually two or more) pretty early on in a game or period, they sometimes will “turtle” up which means they play a very passive game offensively, aggressive defensively. Kind of like the “Trap” he mentioned, except only when a team has a lead and is trying to protect it.
4:53 for a wrist shot the power comes from your whole body like swinging a bat or throwing a football. The accuracy comes from the wrist.
The trapezoid is behind the net not in front of it. The blue ice in front of the net is the crease
hey brother, welcome to the community. Hockey is derived from Lacrosse, an indigenous game. They would play Lacrosse in summer and hockey in winter. Racicot was brought in as backup for Roy, he was never suppose to play. Roy bullied this man out of a carreer.
One timing a slap shot is more difficult than a typical wrist shot, with a wrister you're more accurate but usually with less velocity than if you connect on a slapper, but you also whiff a lot more trying to slap it. Slapshots have fallen to the wayside in recent years, wristers or a quick release snapshot out of a stick handle is the more common way players shoot these days.
For your questions:
- Others have commented on the difference between the shots, but for wrist shots, it's not JUST the wrist, but the legs, core, and arms. Your top hand is pulling in, your bottom hand pushing out, so it is your whole body.
- For me turtle isn't just about protecting yourself, but agitating then not answering the bell in response, a classic "he can dish it out but can't take it."
- Assists are huge. Obviously there are "unimportant" assists, where you are dishing it off to somebody and they do all the work, you just happened to be one of the 3 guys who touch the puck before it goes in, and conversely, there are the times where the assist is ALL the work. It just depends on the situation.
- Icing is just two red lines (the center red and the goal line). The only recent change (2014) to the icing rules is the hybrid icing (linesman calling icing when players reach the hash marks as opposed to touching the puck). It should still be called at end of game, but if the defending team does not send a player down to touch the puck, icing will not be whistled.
- The trapezoid is behind the net which is where the goalie can play the puck behind the net, the crease is the blue paint in front of the net where players cannot interfere with the goalie.
- It is very easy to get tired, you want to limit your shifts to about a minute or under. Yes you are on skates, but you aren't just gliding. Most of your shift will be spent sprinting, or in puck battles, which is like being on the line in football.
- 20 min hockey terminology ;)
Stoked to see a new hockey fan! Very in depth, and a thoroughly enjoyable reaction!I've to see you react to "The Code" NHL enforcers
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Hockey sticks used be made of wood and were cheap. Now, they're made of expensive space-age materials, especially the ones the pros use. These new sticks flex, allowing players to have faster and more accurate wristshots.
"Trap" hockey was popular in the late 1990s and the first few years of the 2000s, a period we now call the "Dead Puck Era." It was a defensive style of hockey that allowed mediocre teams to beat teams that were better on offense. There wasn't much scoring and the games could be boring. The TV ratings went down and teams made less money, so they had to fix it. They did so it by making a few rule changes and doing a better job of enforcing the existing rules against interference, holding, and hooking. This allowed players to create more goals.
There are 5 Holes, all 4 corners and the tiny space between the goalie pads, they're called holes because at least 2 of them are open at all times, cover a hole another opens up, you can only cover 3 at any given time but the 5 Hole is always moving wherever the goalie is, that's their biggest weakness but since it's always moving it's also the hardest to aim for, a shooter has to anticipate the goalie's movements.
A key factor for role players is where they ultimately slot in the highest league available.
Most players that make the NHL are highly skilled and were probably always the top player on their team up until a few leagues below the NHL.
Suddenly everyone is very good, and you can't be the top scorer anymore because other players are better at it. So what do you do? You find a role.
Are you a setup guy? Are you a two-way player? Are you a defensive player? Are you really good at faceoffs? Are you big and tough and have to turn into an enforcer / fighter to stay in the league? In today's game even fighters have to be able to play well enough to not cost a team by having them out on the ice.
On defence, are you an offensive defenceman that can move the puck and score, or are you a 'stay at home' defenceman that is more responsible for taking care of your own end?
So basically when you get up near the professional leagues, it's like musical chairs - you have to find a chair before the music stops. And sometimes, no matter how skilled you were when younger, your chair involves grinding along the boards digging pucks out on the 4th line. And no matter how hard you try or how long you are in the league, your role won't change. That's just where you top out amongst the very best.
The blue area you thought was the Trapazoid is actually the goalies crease. Which is kinda like protecting zone for the goalie. If you make contact with the goalie in the blue area, you get a penalty.
Also if you make contact with the goalie in that area, and a goal occurs...the goal is waved off.
Also a defending player can't grab the puck inside the goal crease.
The trapezoid is behind the net. In the white ice area.
You will see the goal line in front of the net. It extends across the ice from board to board. Then You will see two lines on either side of the net ( behind the next , along the boards). They goalie can play the puck inside this area. But not on the outside. It's kinda hard to explain. A good visual would make it easy to explain in seconds.
It is very easy to get tired when playing hockey, you are in a cold rink wearing all the padding getting hot and sweating easy. They often will change on the bench every 30 seconds to a minute, with people stuck out there for 2 minutes you'll hear announcers mention how they've been out there for a long time they gotta be exhausted. To think of basketball or soccer for example, those guys can often play the entire time of a game, but Hockey you have 4 lines of people that will switch on and off fluidly in the middle of playing every 30-90 seconds usually, they need breaks because it gets exhausting easy, even just having to keep your focus and head on a swivel because everything can potentially injure you if you are not paying attention.
An icing is when the puck is shot before centre line across one or both offensive zones.
Found your channel in my feed. Instant sub. Enjoy hockey it’s a great sport.
THG got one thing wrong, the best place to shoot for is a goalie's blocker side, it's the one holding the stick, their glove side is often faster, it's their catching glove. Standup goalies are weaker at the bottom corners of the net and usually don't open their 5 Hole as much, they'll drop down to their knees or sideways for lower shots while butterfly goalies are weaker at the top corners and since they're usually crouched low, on their knees and doing the splits as they push from side to side they almost always have their 5 Hole opening and closing continuously.
Easiest way to explain icing. There is a red line that cuts the rink in half. If you are on your side of the that line (half where your goal tender is) you can not just shoot the puck all the way down to the other side of the ice. If you’re going to shoot the puck into the other team’s side of the ice, you have to cross the center ice line first before doing so
Keep in mind. If you get you get a penalty against your team and are down a man, you’re allowed to ice the puck
Never heard of beaver tap, we always just called it a stick tap. I love seeing new fans to the sport!
I hope you enjoy hockey. Two good movies? John Claude Van Damme’s Sudden Death, and Paul Newman’s Slap Shot! 🙂 JCVD fell in love with hockey through making this movie, and Paul Newman said making Slap Shot was his favourite movie to make! 🙂
W upload Daily CT! I'm going to give some hockey terms you NEED to know as well!
The Slot: This as common a term as it gets. The Slot is anything directly in the lane in front of the goal and goaltender. This is where hockey centers aim to stand bc if the center gets a wack on the puck in the slot thats a winning formula.
Tip-in: Tip-ins are counted as a shot on goal on scoresheet. Tip-in refers a deflection shot off the stick to the net. When a player standing in front of the net deflects off their stick a fast moving puck from a teammate shooting from the high slot* and the puck ends up in the net. Typically the defensemen is shooting a slap or strong quick shot and may have to wait for a window to shoot. Defenders on the other team might have too many players clogging the slot trying to block to any shot coming to the goaltender. When the player at the high slot* shoots the puck and it goes in the shooter may get the credit for the goal if the tip-in is from a player on the other team or it goes right in without touching anything. Players may score a goal if a deflection is bounced off their skate, butt or face but those are deflections not Tip-in goals bc its not off the stick. note* High Slot is far away from the net closer to the blue line but not quite.
Glad you are reacting to hockey and becoming a fan! Keep watching the playoffs theres nothing like it
You picked the right guy to react to if you're trying to get into hockey terminology. If you're looking for highlights to react to, you gotta check out Pavel Datsyuk, dude was so slick. If you want big hits, look up Dustin Byfuglien (pronounced Buff-lin), and if you wanna see that dude nobody wanted smoke with look at Zdeno Chara.
Since you're coming from a football background, you might like knowing that Donovan McNabb's neice and nephew Sarah and Darnell Nurse play hockey professionally and have each won gold for Canada in international play. Sarah was also a cover athlete for NHL 2k23.
Good stuff man, love seeing new blood in hockey.
Check out Sidney Crosby please
so about the stamina of hockey players, a normal shift on the ice for a professional player is about 60 seconds. when players are on the ice for more than 2 minutes normally the network will start tracking their time on ice (TOI). a player did a 6 minutes shift i dallas i think about 3 years ago and the guy was so exhausted he couldnt celebrate he own goal. so yeah, this shit is hard as hell
Icing is when the defending team shoots the puck down the ice and it crosses the other teams goal line. Another part of icing which is new within the last 10 years (for the NHL at least) where there's a race to the hash marks and if a player from the team that iced the puck wins that race he beats out the icing call and play continues. Before that rule change it was a race for the puck and that ended up causing a lot of injuries so they switched the rule. Icings kinda hard to explain in a comment so hopefully this helps haha welcome to the hockey family
Another part of icing is when your team ices the puck you guys are ineligible for a line change during that stoppage of play
So icing is when you shoot the puck into the defending teams zone before hitting the redline. So you have the centre line where the logo is then the red line then the blue line. If a team shoots the puck before clearing the redline its icing and puck will come back to that teams zone. Plus as a penalty that team can’t switch out its players and the opposing team can. Offside is when a player goes over the blue line before the puck douse this rules is in pace so teams can’t just park a teammate in the zone waiting for the puck it’s not fair to the defending team.
Yeah hockey gets tiring quick because you are on ice which has no friction, so you have to expend a bunch of energy to get your legs moving again after each time you stop, which you do a lot bc the game is fast paced and changes direction constantly. Usually after 1-3 minutes playing hard you need a break which is why hockey has shifts instead of substitutions.
The Hockey Guy is such a legend. Have been watching him for YEARS! Glad you are reacting to the GOAT of Hockey TH-camrs.
Hockey is one of the most tiring sports other than combat sports. That’s why player’s shifts are never supposed to be longer than 1:30-2 minutes on the ice
No shifts usually are 30-45 seconds
@@BigSleepyJoeCooking I said they’re never longer than 2 minutes
Dman usually 1:00-2:00 but it all depends on situation in game down 1 with 5 min left pp1 stays out full 2
My guy 1:30 is a long time for a forward
@@Roundsideup watch oilers powerplay sometimes they stay out the full 2
Home run pass is also called a Hail Mary all the players start from their end and the puck carrier goes behind the net and hail Mary's it. A good example of a suicide pass is the Paul Kariya Scott Stevens hit.
Believe me, you need GREAT stamina to play hockey ... 45 to 60 seconds at full speed and you've had it. It's a very demanding sport.
Up here in Canada, we say you get in shape to play hockey and not you play hockey to get in shape.
I've seen guys have heart attacks in recreational leagues.
The thing about the bag skate is that if you "coast", meaning that, you glide on your skate without actually moving your legs, the coach gets mad and makes you skate even harder.
The bag skate is essentially constant sprinting on the ice moment after moment with constant stops and starts.
You need to make quick two-foot stops, transition into the other direction as fast as you can, then stop and transition back the other way. It's not just the fast skating that wears you down in a bag-skate, it's the constant starting and stopping.
Yeah, suicide pass is like a lob to a receiver in linebacker range. Every now and then someone gets hammered. Quick passing can prevent it.
Word for Today :
Exertion
Hockey is all out, all the time.
Shifts are quick and energetic.
Next line over the boards ..
Cold sports also allow for different types of exertion. Why Football all out sprint style is best in cooler Fall weather.
Icing is when you shoot it down the ice before the redline in the middle of the ice where they face off puck is dropped to the red line behind the opposing net but if the player of the team that shot puck down ice get to that red line by opposing net first then the icing is negated
If you’re a player and you shoot the puck from your own zone the puck must past your team blue line, center ice line which is red then it has to pass the opposing blue line without anyone touching the puck. Once the puck passes a small line behind the goaltending net, 2 players for each team can chase for the puck if the opposing side reaches first it’s icing with a whistle, but if you’re team can get past the opposing player first to get the puck, icing is waved off and there won’t be a whistle
In hockey specifically they go for 2 to 3 minutes since each time for each line so yes it is very tiring thankfully they have so many players that you get to have moments where they can rest for a bit then go back out keep in mind that there are four to five lines of players in any one game per team
24:01 when you are on the ice you should be giving 100% effort for 45 seconds to a minute and then change. A Bag skate would be similar to the practice after a football game when the coach felt your effort levels weren’t good enough and you are hitting the sled or doing hit its or drops for extended periods of times. If you watch Miracle the whole “again” practice is an example.
Keep the hockey content coming!
the blue section in front of the net is called the crease and no player is allowed any body part inside of the crease unless goalie interference will be called on a goal calling it back. there are exceptions such as a player being pushed in where it is not against the rules to be in the crease. the other thing he was talking abt was the trapezoid which is where the goalie is allowed to play the puck to pass it to another player. if a goalie plays the puck out of a corner the whistle will be blown and im not sure but a penalty may be called
“Dirty dangling… pretty self-explanatory”
5hole is embarrassing for the goelie but not for shooter, cuz shooter is like i fooled the guy and goelie is like damn he fooled me lol
The Hockey Guy is the best hockey content on TH-cam. Definitely and will definitely help you learn more about the sport just watching his videos.
If you want to see about that wrist strength there's a 30 sec clip called "peter forsberg trick shots". You don't have to understand what they are saying but there's a comment that's accurate. Absolute insanity from a very elite player many years retired.
I'd like to see you react to (older) goalie compliations. Dominik Hasek would be sick or Martin Brodeur was my all around favorite growing up.
Red line close to goals, and one in the middle. Basically you can’t throw the puck from end to end to waste time.
I never watched hockey growing up when Denver got I team started watching it and now it's my second favorite sport to watch you will love it
To answer your question, yes you need strong ass wrists to shoot good wrist shots, there’s a couple different drills we would do specifically for that.
28:17 yeah discuss with their fists 🤣
Assists are just as important as goals Gretzky had in 1487 games played 894 goals and 1963 for a total of 2857 points.
you should look into joining an I League team. Where I live the the league are ranked I-league(introductory); D-league; c-league; B-leauge A-league. The leagues around here are say: 16 practices and 16 games. All the other guys you will be playing with are new to the sport as well so don't worry about how well you skate. Just skate and skate and skate.
The Hockey guy seems like a great dude !!!
If it looks fun, keep watching! I’ve been watching hockey since 2002 and I still don’t understand the bullshit.
Welcome new best hockey fan!
THG is the best about explaining.
In hockey… an assist means you made a pass that set up a teammate for a goal, think John Stockton to Karl Malone and they are going to only score one or two points in a game
A hockey Guy reaction video? Never thought I’d see the day
For me, garbage goals are when the puck just bounces around and ends up in the net.
Actually wrist shots are really comfortable and they can be really deceptive. The curve of your stick does a lot of work on a wrist shot. Not to take away from the players who do it really well of course. However yeah they arent hard from a body perspective its more a technical and accuracy based skill, less difficult physically like strain wise
Suicide pass is something i used to call a buddy pass , when the guy would get that type of pass id just mutter to myself " Hey buddy".
Sorry I haven't seen your other vids, do you like fights? bc you HAVE to see the best of the last decade of enforcers. Ryan Reaves, Nick Deslaurier, Mathieu Olivier, Radko Gudas, Wayne Simmonds, Nikita Zadorov, John Scott, Boko Imama... check em out! Snap shot is like if the stick doesn't leave the ice, but it's more of a windup than a wrist shot. They do have some skills in hockey. Every time I think I can do X, I remember that I'd have to do it while spinning around on ice skates? wtf...
Ottawa Senators #18 Tim Stützle (Center) is so good at diving that he is part of the German Olympic Diving Team. :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing:
#Hockey Terminology
In my experience, wrist shots are the easiest shots to master. Slap shots are harder to get off the ice and also be accurate.
As someone who plays (not professionally, not even close), if your legs aren't moving in a bag skate, you're going again. You may as well be running because not moving your legs aka "coasting" will usually lead to a bag skate. It often follows a poor effort as opposed to just a poor performance.
Hockey terminology
Keep making hockey content 🤙
In my opinion, the ONLY time a goal is more important than the assist, is when the goal is unassisted. Other than that, you gotta thank your homie for that pass. Without it, you wouldnt have your goal.
Bro. Hockey shifts are 45 seconds to a minute and a half at most. Getting bag-skated is absolutely brutal. You've got like 40 lbs of equipment on you.
Bag skates are like running suicides in football practice. As for tiring. Go to a rink and skate around at your own pace. See how tired you are after that. Now think about these guys and girls in pads and going as fast as they can hitting each other. They usually try to beout there for minute or so. Also another part of icing is the team that iced the puck those players have to stay out there for the face-off in their zone. Kinda of an added punishment so they are really tired if they have been out there awhile
17:20 wrap arounds were every game , so common in 80's. Aliens must have mind wiped you.
Not really applicable to nhl but “bender” is a common term for a player that is bad at hockey, specifically if they’re bad at skating. I think it comes from how a poor skater will have their legs bent in and they look very awkward therefore they’re a bender.
hey you should react to geno malkin, he’s a top 3 player from 2007-2015 and won 3 championships with crosby. He elevates his game when crosby is out of the lineup and he’s third in active points currently. he also has the best playoff run of any active player in 2009, which is the most dominant playoff run by anybody not named Mario or Wayne . The second best Russian player to ever play, here’s the best compilation on TH-cam for him
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Skating is arguably more physically tiring than running
People can learn a lot from THG about hockey
Forecheck Backcheck Paycheck did NOT originate in Letterkenny!!! It was something the legendary Gilbert Perreault used to say ALL THE TIME in the 70’s!!!!!
THG is the man, the teacher.
THG is the best hockey TH-camr out there he reviews every night you’ll learn slot if u continue to watch him.
The hockey guy is great whether you're a new fan or a lifelong diehard
Average shift for a player is about a minute. Any more than that is exhausting
THG!!! Watch him everyday!
strength is always nice, but technique is more important with getting a decent shot.
You choose the right TH-camr to learn hockey from The Hockey Guy is the GOAT! 😁
Watch anything involving Colorado/Detroit rivalry of the late 90s it's super exciting
You should checkout greatest playoff overtime goals
Also icing doesn’t count when defending team is on a penalty kill
You can rename the garbage goal a hyman goal 🤣
I'd say hockey is more tiring than most sports except for maybe basketball.
So I am thrilled to see more people getting into this awesome game, but my guy, if you're gonna do a reaction video to a full video, at least link to the original yah?