Brett Hull’s controversial triple-overtime goal for the 1999 Stanley Cup deserves a deep rewind 

“An average Oilers team” I long for the days of average

Oh boy...should I even watch this video or am I just going to relive painful memories? Ah, who am I kidding? I'm a Sabres and Bills fan. The only thing I have are painful memories.

It's still crazy to think about the fact that Belfour and Hasek were both drafted by the Blackhawks in consecutive drafts. Most teams go multiple decades searching for a hall of fame caliber franchise transforming type goalie. Some teams have never had one. They got two within the span of 12 months.

Hasek and Hull would later be on the Detroit team in 2002 that won another cup

More hockey, more hockey, more hockey

Finally, more hockey videos!

Ed Belfour and Dominik Hasek, man, some team would have to have been REALLY dumb to let either or both of those goalies leave.

Hasek is easily one of the best netminders ever. Dude was an absolute monster.

The only reason hockey fans remember this series is because of the ending. Not because of the excellent hockey that happened in the six games as a whole or the remarkable goaltending between Hasek and Belfour. Its all about Hull's skate. Sigh

“Welcome to a moment in history”. Gives me chills every time no matter what it is. Love the hockey content. Keep it up.

1983 Pistons Vs Nuggets 186-184. The Highest Scoring Game in NBA history

Wonder if being a buffalo sports fan is a significant detriment to your lifespan.

The overhead view at 12:31 is really the only 10 seconds of this entire video you need to see. Hull kicks the puck to his stick while everything is outside the crease. In the act of kicking it, his left toe enters the crease. As he's in possession of the puck throughout that play, by the rule in place at the time, the goal counts.

Collapse on 49ers dynasty and how they got the first pick in 2005

The single best hockey game I have ever watched. Nearly 5 hours of on the edge of your seat, physical hockey with amazing goaltending on both ends.

I remember watching this game! What a wild ride! At one point I didn’t know if I was watching it or dreaming it 🤣 what an endurance test.

You forgot to mention Hull had blown his MCL and could barely skate, but told Ken Hitchcock that he was there if he needed him. Great coaching move to not only to activate him, but use him. Especially when he did. Hull was straight phenomenal this shift. Stole two passes, won a board battle, stopped a clearing attempt, lifted a guys stick to get Modano enough space to collect the puck, turn then shoot and was Johnny on the spot for the rebound.

"and as we sign off every video, sorry Buffalo fans." Lol. Too real.

Could you do a Rewinder on John Scott's All-Star Game appearance?

Props on the humboldt shirt. Always love the hockey content

Great timing after that Denver-Portland game lol

As a Sabres fan, this has to be one of the best representations of this incident I've ever seen.

Not a stars fan but I did stay up to watch this and still have it on VHS with commercials. Can’t believe it’s been 20 years.

Thank you SB Nation for actually doing some NHL-related videos. ESPN avoids hockey like the plague for some reason.

Damn nice tribute with the shirt, and pleasantly surprised about your hockey knowledge as an American Humboldt strong :)

As a Buffalo sports fan, thanks for giving us some attention!

How a riot after game 7 caused a downward Vancouver Canucks spiral into a fire

The headline talked of Philly's "gritty" performance. Prophecy???

respect for the Humbolt Broncos shirt

I just enjoy watching buffalo content, small market needs some people to talk about them, thank you

Bringing back memories. I first started watching hockey regularly in 2000. So I really remember some of these names. Hasek (“Dominator”), Hull, Peca, Nieuwendyk, Belfour (“Eddie the Eagle”), Modano.

Another hockey rewinder: the Broad Street Bully era Philadelphia Flyers being the one NHL team to beat the USSR in the 1976 Super Series

We really need more hockey rewinds. Nice to see stuff other than basketball.

I thought they would show Lindy Ruff's response at the Sabres parade: "no goal".

This one is long overdue. Thanks for coming through, Will. Great work.

Every time I see this as a Sabre’s fan I’m hurt but I love actually seeing you do a video on it.

>"Traded for veteran centers Carbonneau and Nieuwendyk" They sent their recent 1st-round draftee to Calgary for Nieuwendyk, some kid named Jarome Iginla... might've been worth mentioning offhand >_> >"Traded away the Captain's brother for Sergei Zubov" The captain's brother being the unremarkable Kevin Hatcher, Zubov being the greatest Russian D-man of all time, with all due respect to Fetisov and Gonchar. Led the '94 Rangers in scoring in his 1st full season in the league and carried Dallas's breakout/transition for a decade. They cratered after he went back to Russia and spent years trying to replace him before they finally struck gold w/ Klingberg. Hatcher/Zubov was the best trade in franchise history (which includes Lehtonen for Vishnevskiy and the Seguin trade.) >"When Nieuwendyk hurt his knee in the opening round" Well, when Bryan Marchment's goonery hurt Nieuwendyk's knee. We (rightly) complain about guys like Ryan Reaves being in the league but the guys like Marchment, that didn't even pretend to have talent and just looked to injure someone every night, well, I'm glad the league has outgrown that extreme mold of enforcer. >Hasek The best goalie to ever play the game, as far as this Stars fan is concerned. Still the only goalie to manage back-to-back seasons with a .930+ Sv%, and he did in back-to-back-to-BACK years, as part of a stretch of reaching that mark 5 seasons out of 6. Nothing against Roy or Brodeur, they're both phenomenal and influential goalies, but Roy had multiple HoFers in front of him for most of his career and Brodeur of course had the trap; despite playing more games than Hasek, Brodeur faced far fewer shots against. Not to mention Scott Stevens keeping his crease shiny and clean and Niedermayer keeping the puck 200 feet away from Brodeur whenever he was on the ice.

Wow! This channel is incredible. Shouts to the shirt, my man.

Fantastic work on this video!! I only put it on to see if you were going to explain why it shouldn’t have counted but you did your research! Well done! It is too bad most people will always think this goal shouldn’t have counted but the rules were followed. Once Hull kicks the puck to his stick, his left foot does enter the crease before the puck. This is where most people think the infraction is. The difference between Hull and the countless goals that were called back all season for random players toes in the crease when a goal was scored, is that Hull has possession of the puck and made a controlled move to get the puck to his stick. Case closed! Also congrats on not butchering any of the names and giving the goalies proper credit! 👍🏼

Freaking love these rewinds!! They are very informative!!!

One of the major reasons for the new crease rule was Grant Fuhr. In the 96 playoffs, Nick Kypreos crashed the crease and destroyed Fuhr's knee. That offseason, the NHL began to make the crease rules.

I never understood the creases shape until now. I thought it was odd it wasn’t a rectangle or semi circle and was a combination of both.

This was a VERY well put together video!

There's NO CONTROVERSY. Hull had control of the puck and kicked it into the crease before scoring; he was in control of the puck. His skate entered the crease after he kicked the puck to his stick. GOOD GOAL.

Oh I noticed the “Gritty” plug in with the Philly article. You guys are good 👌🏽

At 8:55 that was not Nieuwendyk that scored. That was Jere Lehtinen.

Thank God that this NARRATOR is back!! IDK his name, but this guy is the best voice your channel has!! Please keep doing these videos guy!!

Very refreshing, almost thought he might of given up doing hockey videos. Glad to have ya back

Do the 2010 flyers-bruins game 7. Flyers overcame a 3-0 game deficit and a 3-0 score deficit in game 7

1994 world cup baggio missed penalty (i will continue to ask for this one)

It’s about time I’ve been requesting this for months

Great video once again! More hockey videos please!

The Boston Bruins 2013 game 7 comeback vs the Leafs deserves a deep rewind

Could yall do a collapse of 80 Nottingham Forest team, they won back to back european cups and then became the first european cup winner to be relegated into the 3rd division of their domestic league.

Love the rewind stuff! Great content...

Superb video, editing was 10/10

And then Hull and Hasek would both join the Red Wings and win the Cup together in 2002.

The Minnesota North Stars were NEVER known as the Minnesota Stars. They changed their look... yes... but the name didn't change.

Think it would have been helpful if you had highlighted a mid-season memo sent out by the league in 1999 season (pretty similar to the memo you highlighted from earlier years). A goal had been disallowed due to the "in the crease" rule during a regular season game. In the play, a skater broke away for an uncontested 1-on-1 opportunity with the goalie, the skater coming in from wide. He cleanly carried the puck through the crease and by the time he shot, the puck was out of the crease but one of his skates was still in the crease. The goal was disallowed and pretty much everyone said that's stupid. So the league clarified that if the skater controlled the puck in the crease, then maintained control OUT of the crease, a shot would be legal even if his skate was still in the crease. They essentially changed the interpretation of the rule midway through the season. Cannot remember who the skater was but I have feeling it was a Coyote player whose goal was disallowed. Honestly, there was zero controversial about the goal, if everyone had understood the rule as modified. ESPN and the entire NHL, as usual, did a poor job on every front. The NHL, at a minimum, should have reviewed the goal and then explained why it counted. Had they done that I doubt "no goal" would be something you still hear.

finally some more hockey content, also as a video editor I'm intrigued to know what this excellent analogue video filter is. It's great

The Humbolt shirt, respect

Lewis Hamilton's last lap win at Brazil 2008 to win the F1 World Championship

YES I've been waiting for this remember watching it on tv back then

YES! I’ve been asking for this video for months.

Do Crosby’s goal in the 2010 olympics

The 2010 Stanley Cup winning overtime goal is one of the most awesome "How they got there" for both the Hawks and the Flyers. The flyers depended on a back up to get there, and even for them to get into the playoffs was insane because it came down to the last game of the season against the Rangers. And whoever won that game would gain the last spot in the playoffs. It went into a shootout which is insane. and so so much more

You gave us everything you had in stl!! I'm so happy when you won ur cups in dallas and detroit!!!!💯💯

Brett Hull you are the man.... incredible goal scorer

Ray Bourque first Stanley cup

I propose doing the Bundesliga Finale of 2001, where Bayern took the championship in the last seconds from the already celebrating Schalke

I remember watching this EPIC battle of a game.

I still remember watching this with school THAT same morning. It took FOREVER for them to make up their minds about that goal. I barely made it through school, but I had a smile on my face that could not be erased for weeks afterwards.

University of Miami vs Florida state football rivalry. Michael Jordan early losses to Detroit pistons and how they beat him. North Carolina tar heels vs Duke blue devils rivalry. Spanning 30+ yrs.

Can u guys do the collapse of the browns pre 1999?

Thank you so much for doing a hockey rewinder!

I was only 10 years old, but my dad let me stay up and watch because I hadn't missed a single playoff game that year. Great memories.

Please do 1994 World Cup missed penalty by Baggio

The North Stars were never the Minnesota Stars they were always the North Stars

Your storytelling is great and make these videos 10x better

I remember that game. The problem I had with it wasn't the alleged memo that no one knew about, but the fact that all season long goals had been waved off because of "toe in the crease" where the offending player wasn't impeding the goalie. Seems like we saw loads of goals waved off all year because of that rule. No one knew that the goals would count if it was the same puckhandler the whole time.

When the Sabres get a recap but it’s about us losing the cup

Ah yes. Our cities 'No goal game'. We haven't forgotten yet...

Sabres and the Stars alternate sweaters were the best in hockey. Coyotes & Ducks too. Miss that era. Please go back to those days, please 🥺

As a kid from Saskatchewan.... I appreciate your Humboldt T-Shirt. Good man ...

Dominator is the greatest goalie of all time.

Joe Carter's walk-off home run to win the 1993 world series

I remember watching this game. Im from right outside of Boston, but for whatever reason 10 year old me absolutely loved the stars. My mom said I could stay up and watch the game, having no idea what that meant. Thanks SB!

Holy hell an NHL reminder, been a minute. Anyway, what about game 7 between the Boston Bruins and Toronto Maple leafs on May 13 2013

Ramos 2014 Eder 2016 Terry 2008 Slip I'll even write the script myself😤😤😤😤😤

Man I loved Hasek. He was so unique. From his style over all Down to his helmet.

*REWINDER IDEA* The Alex Burrows goal in game 7 OT in 2011 vs the Blackhawks. That rivalry and the Blackhawks dynasty were incredible

Do Malcom butlers interception or the trade with Wayne Gretzky

We need game 7 1994 eastern conference finals Rangers vs Devils

I've been waiting for this one. GO STARS

Yes!!! Finally a hockey episode! Thank you!

Do game 6 of the 2011 World Series! David freese!

G6 of the 2011 World Series. One hell of a game

Finally! Another hockey video! Well, done SB Nation.

Finally!! Thanks for the hockey content! Hockey content is great content

Do Nuggets-Blazers WC Semifinals May 3rd-4th, 2019