STOPPING SHOTS WITH VINTAGE GOALIE GEAR | BARDOWN SHOWDOWN 

Yep turtle that

Ture

Tsn can you pls tell Jessie to say hi I am falling for for that handsome chic tell there is a giant fan

@@katrinadyer1200 wth bruh

Peace was never an option

Grant Fuhr is in the HOF with a .887 and a 3.38 GAA. Doesn't matter though, dude turned it on late in close games when it mattered most.

That's why efforts were made- even in the '80s- to quantify many things in NHL hockey. A couple of guys named Klein and Reif published a few Hockey Compendiums back then that made solid and interesting attempts to go well beyond raw data like goals against and save percentage plus/minus. etc. Hockey is a team sport. Look at Fuhr. His raw numbers look odd. How could he be so great with those numbers? His personal stats don't exist in a vacuum. What his teams did- and did not do- all had a bearing.

Jesse said that

And then Luca scored

Not trying to be rude or anything so don't take this as rude or something and report it, but whether Jesse or Luca said it, whichever one of them did, SHUT YO MOUTH BEFORE I SHOVE THAT PUCK INTO IT STOP JINXING PPL BRUH

Also cuz of covid lockdown in Ontario

All that talent wasted by being in Vancouver... He should’ve stayed with the Caps.

⁠@@JesusFriedChristdon’t chirp Vancouver

o7 man, i remembered going from my pair of Heatons to some TPS Xlites(early 2000ish pads if i remember right). my knees were so happy, but i do have a pair of coopers from that era, fun, painful and by the end of 60 minutes felt like they weighed twice as much from all the ice build up(didn't wax them). but the props made it all worth it. haha. hope youre still getting some ice man! i just started playing again after nearly 6 years.

I have a pair of Daoust 301s from the mid 80s. They originally had the clear holders but both had to be replaced, and I cracked one if the replacements and it's still like that. Unfortunately I don't skate hard enough for it to be a factor now. ;) had bought a pair of CCM Super Tacks for my senior year I believe but they were always a bit too small and I just preferred my broken down 301s where I can better flex my ankles etc. Oddly enough I was just public skating this weekend and there were another identical pair on the ice. :) Love um, if anyone knows where I could get clear, white or even black blade holders for um I'd be interested. Though doubt black would be an option as that was rare by the time I got those

Put a bunch of different famous moves (Forsberg, Datsyuk, Svechnikov, etc.) In a bucket and the contestants have to pick out a move from it and do their best to replicate it while shooting on vince 🤷‍♂️

Can I play with Jesse and 2v2 Luca and corwin loset has to stand in front of scotia bank with a habs jersey and can’t talk for an hour

Maybe the goalie has to play like Hasek?

Hockey challenges with other ‘stick sport’ equipment - field hockey stick, lacrosse stick, golf clubs, croquet mallets, cricket bats, and the one they use in Hurling as examples!

*Attempting the Svechnikov with a target in the top corner *Goalie challenges (fastest lap with equipment, score a goalie goal from the other end of the ice, shoutout - especially if you can get a guest to do the shots!) *Make them spin ten times around their stick and then they have to shoot the puck in the net OR they have to answer a trivia question from a hat while they're dizzy *Yakupov/ Theo Fleury challenge: they need to sprint to their blue line and fall to their knees. The skater who slide the longest distance wins

Save Percentage: 1

You find a nice Titan like Gretz used or my personal last favorite wooden/ glass stick a Koho model for Yager. If I could find one of those that's what I would still choose. Good old Sherwoods with their different flexes could work too but gotta be picky about "who's" curve/ model you choose. It's not that night and day a difference. You step back another decade then we're talking steel bladed skates, straight wooden sticks (I started youth hockey around 1976/77 and my first Northland stick (lasted me multiple seasons until it was simply too short) was a straight bladed stick. Thankful for that because I realized I liked cutting my stick at my chin rather than my nose barefooted. Made it easier for my little ass to stay low and from being clobbered, because yeah there weren't AS MANY giants in the game back then, but it only took one lining you up from 20'away in the corner. ;) Love OUR GAME, THEN and NOW

Burlington Vermont right

@@landonbrimmer8942 No, ontario

yeah this looks like the single pad wave arena, I was wondering if it was or if I’m just weird lol

Ahh yes, g backup, damn brodeur was just that good

what? someone doesn't know hockey

Agreed Brendan

Yeah this is the only reason. He was a terrible player....SMH

Then why didn't everyone in that era post the same numbers? Lol

@@GuitarQueero1 because he was a child among infants

KNIGHTS fan? LES GO

Skate save and a beauty

Did not disappoint! Thx guys

Depends on your age I suppose. I’m 37 and the player with #88 that comes to mind immediately is Lindros

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