NBA Fan Reacts To The Beauty of Hockey: The Greatest Game on the Planet (HD) 

How so? Lol Ever heard of Minnesota (the state of hockey) prolly not, just talking out your ass like usual.

@@garrettchristiansen6099 you know theres alot more states outside of minnesota? there are lots of areas where people dont watch hockey at all.

Its is definatly underrated in some areas but if you go to major hubs like Chicago, Minnisota, Pittsburgh, Philly, New York, etc.; it has a solid fanbase.

I don't actually know is it under or overrated in the US, but here in Latvia we absolutely love hockey. Safe to say around 80% of our population are hockey fans.

@@Alexandros.Mograine you know there's alot more hockey fans outside of your mothers basement? Try it you'll find millions of us :) we'll even conversate about the teams and players :)

Thanks, I appreciate it

only to yourself is only in the offensive zone. . unless they changed the rule again

@@Blizzard0fHope hand passes are only okay in your defensive zone. neutral or offensive zone will be a whistle

Yes. You might get called for a penalty for closing the puck into your hand.

And you can't close your palm

I appreciate it, I got hockey vids dropping everyday this week

But only for yourself.

no we don't

@@Gantzz321 no we don’t what???...your comment makes zero sense

Yeah never seen a lacrosse team or heard of anyone playing that in my canadian neighborhood

@@marieclaudeb.2366 maybe get out a bit more...lacrosse teams all across Canada and not to mention it’s our national sport🤦‍♂️

@@CanadianGrown apparently reading your own comment was too hard for you.

Yup. The leading cause of Hockey Players is bus/plane crashes. In canada the buses are especially bad. We lose almost a team of kids every few years.

One players from the Dallas Stars died on the bench from a cardiac arrest not so long ago but ws revived in the locker room then come back to play

I would say Roy in the modern era but the current greatest in the world is easily Vasilevskiy

ok I'm putting him the rotation

is F1 racing??

@@BigGucciDoe Yep, this last race at the British Grand Prix- Lewis Hamilton took out Max Verstappen at over 160mph and when Max slammed into the barriers- momentarily Max weighed over 8,268 pounds (from 159 pounds) from a 51g impact. Think of the most violent roller coaster you’ve ever been on- times that by 10-15x, and you’re in control of it for 2hrs and expected to be within tenths of a second lap after lap (for 40-70 laps) in cars backed by a team of 400 to 1,200 people made up of world-class engineers, aerodynamicists, chemical scientists and data analysts- developing a car that’s worth roughly 18 million dollars.... When a driver crashes, that’s hundreds of hours of wasted work by the men/women of said team. As I always say- F1 driver’s are racing in pianos and rolex’s and when a driver crashes their car- even with the smallest of mistakes- is equivalent to an extravagant mansion going up in flames. There’s been a few times where 7-10 cars crash at once resulting in over 100 million dollars in damages. They are nothing short of modern day gladiators- Lando Norris a few races ago had to go to the hospital because the g forces he experienced was literally shifting organs around in his body!

Yes, but it was because his stick hit the puck from a height over his shoulders.

what qualifies as a clean hit??

@@BigGucciDoe Use between your shoulder and hip to hit. Keep your elbows in and don't use your knee. Don't hit somebody's head or hit them from behind.

You can use your hand as long as you don't pass it to a teammate or try to score. You can use you stick as long as the puck is under shoulder hight.

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@@BigGucciDoe ty i search your playlist after i posted that comment imo best vid to explain fights in hockey

nor can you touch the puck in your own goal crease

I got you

Thank you