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The Biggest Psychopath In Hockey.... 

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Intense, unhinged, mean, and talented. He revolutionized puck handling for goaltenders while simultaneously striking fear into the hearts of his opponents with his aggressive stick play. Off the ice, he was just as unpredictable, known for his willingness to defend his teammates fiercely. Despite his remarkable skills, this goalies NHL journey wasn't a smooth one; it took until his debut season for him to find his stride. Once he did, he became a force to be reckoned with, delivering one of the most impressive rookie seasons in hockey history. Today, we delve into the story of this mad goalie, tracing his wild journey from junior hockey to NHL stardom. Hextall not only set a standard for goaltending excellence in the '80s but also left a mark with his unpredictable nature. While we won't delve into his later career as a GM, one thing remains clear: Hextall's legacy is one of both brilliance and unpredictability, a rare combination that defined his career and made him a beloved figure in Philadelphia. Join us as we explore the thrilling, unpredictable life and career of Ron Hextall. #hockey #nhl #ronhextall #philadelphiaflyers #newyorkislanders

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@TheFlamingPike
@TheFlamingPike Месяц назад
I'm pretty sure that the Japanese people at Konami, when they decided to make a ice hockey video game, tuned in to the NHL to see what they could put in their game to make it appealing and fun. It was during that time that Ron Hextall had arrived in the NHL. I would bet that they saw footage of Ron Hextall going crazy. This could explain why the goalie seems so damn angry in that game and that he is pretty much the most dangerous player on the ice, destroying any player that touched him.
@choppergunner8650
@choppergunner8650 Месяц назад
Blades of Steel! Great game. The goaltender is always beating the ice and flailing his arms upward after a goal 😂
@bb-gc2tx
@bb-gc2tx 22 дня назад
konami blades of steel a classic
@jockejocke1
@jockejocke1 Месяц назад
After his first 3 seasons in the NHL (including playoffs), his stats were: Was the only goalie to play in 60 or more games in all 3 seasons 122 wins 19 ties 3 shutouts 2 goals scored 23 assists 407 penalty minutes 6,260 saves Just crazy how he combined goalie stats with defensive d-man scoring stats and enforcer/goon penalty stats. He couldn't keep that up though, and after those first 3 seasons the magic was gone due to several different things. For starters, approaching his 4th season he chose not to attend training camp, and he held out due to contract disputes, and when he finally returned, with the season already under way (due to being suspended from the season before) he did not have a good year at all. He was constantly battling with groin and hamstring injuries which kept him out of the lineup.
@Radwar99
@Radwar99 Месяц назад
93 losses (you somehow forgot to include that)
@askittsutube
@askittsutube Месяц назад
Thank you ​@@Radwar99
@antti3779
@antti3779 Месяц назад
because someone sat his penalties ;)
@RonanDahlman-ci1ql
@RonanDahlman-ci1ql Месяц назад
12:06 “Chevier is just getting murdered by Philadelphia’s Hextall.” Being said like it was another Tuesday is so funny.
@faunbudweis
@faunbudweis Месяц назад
Not to mention he was a great mole for Philly when he worked as a GM in Pittsburgh, the guy was on a mission to sink that team and he did! :)
@richhickman6863
@richhickman6863 Месяц назад
He did the same to Philly before he moved on to ruin Pittsburgh. Flyers are still digging out of that hole.
@PonderingPyramids
@PonderingPyramids Месяц назад
@@richhickman6863I disagree. flyers are digging out of the Chuck Fletcher hole. Hextall draft picks haven’t worked out, but the cap problems weren’t Hextall’s doing.
@jakedasnake7703
@jakedasnake7703 Месяц назад
I wouldn’t say sinked we were bound to drop off at some point anyways hextall just sped it up a bit now Dubas is fixing some of the problems and slowing it down 🤗 @faunbudweis
@timtheenchanter6855
@timtheenchanter6855 Месяц назад
Thanks for proving that only j@goffs come out of Philthadelphia...
@chrisdaddy4637
@chrisdaddy4637 Месяц назад
Wins a cup and this goof thinks he sank the team. What does sank the team even mean? Never heard that before
@86daytonaz
@86daytonaz Месяц назад
Who didn’t wanna watch this guy play?…. A LEGEND!!!!!
@roopan1968
@roopan1968 Месяц назад
1994 😂😂😂😂😂
@robjohnson3454
@robjohnson3454 Месяц назад
How many cups does this guy have? You can’t be a legend when you didn’t do anything more worthy
@smiffyOG
@smiffyOG Месяц назад
​@@robjohnson3454lol what a dumb comment
@MrJabez89
@MrJabez89 Месяц назад
Did you just say a legend didn't want to watch him play?
@strongestnattyever-videos2247
@strongestnattyever-videos2247 Месяц назад
*All Philly fans are bandwagon fans… quickest to boo their own team*
@dfoleyusa
@dfoleyusa Месяц назад
Hextall was a unique guy at a unique time in the sport. Well deserved legend.
@1980DEVILSREJECTS
@1980DEVILSREJECTS Месяц назад
The Potvin fight was unreal. Potvin filled him in
@douglasroseveare7295
@douglasroseveare7295 26 дней назад
Potvin won the fight. Was probably top 5 goalie fights of all time though.
@BDuffProductions
@BDuffProductions Месяц назад
Will always be my favorite Flyer. When those posts clanked, you knew it was on.
@craigharrison5406
@craigharrison5406 Месяц назад
Felix Potvin laid a beating on Hextall. I guarantee he didn't expect that.
@nevarmaor
@nevarmaor 15 дней назад
I remember watching that game. Potvin was legend.
@Jay9999
@Jay9999 Месяц назад
Hextall, what a legend. I miss those days. Billy Smith was a battler too
@loilt5091
@loilt5091 Месяц назад
I was there…’80’s Oiler Season ticket holder. You can’t script this stuff; The Oilers faced the Islanders back-to-back…in both the ‘83, (we were swept) & ‘84, (we won, 4-1) finals. This was facing Billy Smith. For our 2nd & 3rd Stanley Cup victories, we battled Ron Hextall & the Flyers, in ‘85 & ‘87. Our fearless kamikaze, Glenn Anderson going full tilt at the then, non-magnetic moored goalie nets & those 2 legends, was not for the faint hearted!! 🇨🇦
@QueensNewYorkguy
@QueensNewYorkguy Месяц назад
@@loilt5091i hear ya buddy boy but you just showed how you can script this stuff 😂 and they did! Islanders and Oilers, new teams! Just like Vegas and Seattle Kraken, how do you get seats in those new teams arenas? Fix it for them to win!
@dicksonfranssen
@dicksonfranssen Месяц назад
Born in Edmonton I naturally hated both guys until I started playing goal. Then I understood.
@dicksonfranssen
@dicksonfranssen Месяц назад
@@QueensNewYorkguy Vegas! Worst team name ever, ugliest uniforms and helmets with gold paint?
@Jay9999
@Jay9999 Месяц назад
@@dicksonfranssen Goalies sure took a lot of abuse in those days
@davidhill-fe5qq
@davidhill-fe5qq Месяц назад
I loved watching Felix Potvin eating his lunch... priceless.
@chawk678
@chawk678 Месяц назад
I met Hextall after his fighting suspension against Chris Chelios. I told him Chelios deserved it. He paused and with the slightest smirk said, "oh no, you can't do stuff like that". I replied, "you mean just not caught". He gave a FULL smile and said, "Nah, just can't do that."
@86daytonaz
@86daytonaz Месяц назад
GOD I MISS THIS STYLE OF HOCKEY!… BEST YEARS EVER!
@brettrossi034
@brettrossi034 Месяц назад
80s-early 2000s hockey ❤️
@benkenobi_
@benkenobi_ Месяц назад
The 80s and early 90s were the greatest. The late 90s and early 2000s were the worst. Slow play, hardly any goals, they call it the dead puck era for a reason. ​@@brettrossi034
@Vladdy89
@Vladdy89 Месяц назад
What style? Cheap dirt? Go watch some hobos fight under the bridge.
@jayanxiety
@jayanxiety Месяц назад
Hack-stall as we used to call him, underestimated Potvin. He assumed the small, unassuming goalie would get demolished. Boy was he wrong! Potvin held his own against the more aggressive Hextall. Still, I have to give credit where it's due. He was a great goalie who got the job done.
@daryldarichuk2149
@daryldarichuk2149 Месяц назад
I'll never forget that game. Potvin left him leaking 😅
@joshf3861
@joshf3861 14 дней назад
As a diehard Flyers fan and huge Hexi fan growing up, I gained an incredible amount of respect for Felix that day. I ended up with a few “Felix the Cat Potvin” posters in my room including a 4-panel of the fight ending with Hexi’s bloody head. Loved both goalies.
@cdubs9918
@cdubs9918 Месяц назад
Over 400 pim for a goalie is absolutely wild.
@hoskins666
@hoskins666 Месяц назад
Miss when goalies had personality
@iambiglucas
@iambiglucas Месяц назад
Binnington has a bit of flair to his game. And has actually won the cup.
@zjsz4954
@zjsz4954 Месяц назад
Hextall was a madman
@Thesongstaysthesame
@Thesongstaysthesame Месяц назад
He think he’s bad all he wants but Felix Potvin tuned him in
@BobbyGass5
@BobbyGass5 Месяц назад
Yeah I was watching the game on TV and little Felix really surprised me at how tuff the kid was. He beat the shit out of Hextall. LOL
@dannycarlow8204
@dannycarlow8204 Месяц назад
He knows he's bad. He didn't fight for the win when he fought, he fought for the fight. Anything to cause chaos.
@WarioSaysSo
@WarioSaysSo Месяц назад
27# Ron Hextall Drafted: 119th overall by Philadelphia Flyers, 1982. # 13 NHL seasons - Representing 3 NHL teams: 2x Philadelphia Flyers (1986-92 & 1994-99), Quebec Nordiques (1992-93) & New York Islanders (1993-94). # 2 AHL seasons - Representing: Hershey Bears (1984-86) + 1 AHL game in 1989. # 1 IHL season - Representing: Kalamazoo Wings (1984-85) # 2x Stanley Cup finals: 1987 & 1997 (Flyers). # 1992 IIHF World Championship: 5th place (Canada). # Conn Smythe Trophy (play-off MVP): 1987. # Vezina Trophy (Best goaltender): 1987. # NHL first All-Star team: 1987. # NHL All-Star Game player: 1987. # 3x Bobby Clarke Trophy (Flyers MVP): 1987, 1988 & 1989. # Inducted into Flyers Hall of Fame: 2008. # Dudley "Red" Garrett Memorial Award (AHL rookie of the year): 1986. # AHL First All-Star Team: 1986. # NHL RECORD: - Most penalty minutes by a goaltender in a single season - 113 (1988-89 season). # FLYERS RECORDS: - Most career games played by a goaltender - 489 - Most career wins - 240 - Most career playoff wins - 45 - Most career points by a goaltender - 28 - Most career penalty minutes by a goaltender - 476
@robertkirchner8857
@robertkirchner8857 Месяц назад
I love his road to the NHL. Drafted very low. All over the place in youth hockey. His persistence goes to show young players hard work, gives you a chance to play at the NHL, or possibly even college hockey if you don't make it to the NHL.
@WarioSaysSo
@WarioSaysSo Месяц назад
@@robertkirchner8857 Yes indeed! You don't make the NHL but still is tallented or a great worker on the ice the college leagues and professional market over the Atlantic still is great solid! The money and leagues are great (after NHL that is) and good enougn, you can play for your national team in IIHF WC tournaments etc. Heck I would have easily taken that road if I did not cut in NHL but was better then generic in AHL.
@user-cj4df7vs7w
@user-cj4df7vs7w Месяц назад
Such a shame we don't see goaltenders like Hextall anymore.
@dicksonfranssen
@dicksonfranssen Месяц назад
I hated the guy but you're right, goalies all play the same style now and it's boring. One thing that drives me nuts is almost always being down on your pads. For years I tried the 'butterfly' style like Esposito, my knees are both shot.
@suburbanindie
@suburbanindie Месяц назад
We did--Rick DiPietro thought he was Ron Hextall
@daryldarichuk2149
@daryldarichuk2149 Месяц назад
Felix potvin whooped his a$$
@dylangriffin5778
@dylangriffin5778 Месяц назад
Im absolutely loving this hockey documentaries. Really good work man keep it up!!
@Ontariosound
@Ontariosound Месяц назад
Interesting that you didn’t show the complete fight with Felix Potvin….. a solid W for Felix ✅
@MSZFilms
@MSZFilms Месяц назад
Wish I could bro! The whole original intro was the fight, but the nhl didn’t seem to like that and kept claiming it!!
@marklaronde6614
@marklaronde6614 Месяц назад
Potvin went toe to toe with nutcase and easily stood his ground.....
@dannycarlow8204
@dannycarlow8204 Месяц назад
The occasional soft goal is like saying he occasionally got a little angry. An absolute legend.
@robtimothyfletcher5957
@robtimothyfletcher5957 Месяц назад
I had every poster of Hextall on my walls growing up. I love this guy!
@jonathanfeldheim6554
@jonathanfeldheim6554 Месяц назад
Great video. I love Hextall, we all did. At the '96 Hockey World Cup semi0finals in Philly, USA v. Canada, the only USA player we booed was Chris Chelios. . . but getting to boo our star Eric Lindros because he was playing for the other team that one time, awesome.
@thomasbrown3127
@thomasbrown3127 Месяц назад
Canadian from Ontario, was a Make believe fan..Ballard and his crap jumped to Philly. It was Hextall that kept and made us true fans. Love you man! Thanks
@RayBecker
@RayBecker Месяц назад
If you're not from the Philly area, you can't appreciate Hexy. Hexy was and is Philly. We will battle and as long as you respect us, we'll just compete. If you disrespect us, we're going to take you to fist city. I was at the Spectrum for a game and during TV time, Hextall lightly wristed the puck down the ice. The other goalie gets the puck and wrists it back down the ice. Now the crowd is getting louder. Hexy fires the puck a little harder right at the other goal. Now it's getting really loud. Goalie shoots the puck back at Hextall. Still in TV time where the players are at their benches. Bldg is now at the loudest I've ever heard. Hexy winds up and drives the puck with everything he had. We went frigging nuts. Loved Hextall.
@markkrull556
@markkrull556 Месяц назад
Hextal was a great goalie and he does represent Philly. I miss those days.
@168charger
@168charger Месяц назад
There is no doubt about it. Hexi was a little Coo Coo for Cocopuffs!
@jamesdellaneve9005
@jamesdellaneve9005 Месяц назад
The flyers wrecked hockey for a decade. Hockey was always a rough sport but they turned it into thuggery. It lost its beauty for awhile. Now, it’s back and even better. Speed, passing, shooting.
@Kreege
@Kreege Месяц назад
There arent any lunatic characters like hextall left in the league these days that give it the personality and intensity it used to have. Today's players are robots and the game just feels so sterile compared to the 80s and 90s hockey I grew up with.
@dicksonfranssen
@dicksonfranssen Месяц назад
This is why I don't watch any more. Besides that who has $2,000 to bring your wife & 2 kids to a playoff game just to eat an $8 hot dog.
@MrE215_
@MrE215_ 6 дней назад
Fun fact I played with Ron Hextall‘s son Brett for three seasons and we became really close friends I’ve spent countless nights over his house, dinner, road trips he was a great guy
@tythegolfer6279
@tythegolfer6279 28 дней назад
Potvin vs Hextall is my favorite goalie fight
@paulbeggs3964
@paulbeggs3964 Месяц назад
Far from psychopath.you have not not watched enough hockey.passionate is a better word.i could name ten players that might fit that description better.
@chumwuka
@chumwuka Месяц назад
Great video essay!
@MrOctober44
@MrOctober44 Месяц назад
He never came close to matching his rookie year
@gkarenko9593
@gkarenko9593 Месяц назад
I remember Hackstall. Some huge battles against Edmonton.
@easy_nator_gamer8498
@easy_nator_gamer8498 Месяц назад
Felix Potvin kicked his ass! lmao
@Robert-fy2oh
@Robert-fy2oh Месяц назад
No one expected it, but Felix pummeled him big time.
@easy_nator_gamer8498
@easy_nator_gamer8498 Месяц назад
@@Robert-fy2oh He was smart tho too, he let Hex gas himself out skating the entire length of the ice at full-speed lol
@jayanxiety
@jayanxiety Месяц назад
He completely underestimated the small, unassuming Potvìn. Felix truly fought like an alley cat!
@TimForzaTorinoF95Ole
@TimForzaTorinoF95Ole Месяц назад
Great video was before my time but knew him as a GM What a character what a goalie
@chrisdaddy4637
@chrisdaddy4637 19 дней назад
The good old days when hockey was played by men and not little kids
@MVProfits
@MVProfits Месяц назад
I loved his crazy style. Being bad tempered a bit myself, it was great to see guys like him succeed ha ha. I still rooted against him, not being a Flyers fan, but I liked his style and intensity. I recall the Chelios incident, but not the hit Chelios did earlier. He wasn't suspended for that???
@wildbill8474
@wildbill8474 20 дней назад
Yup, I remember him well, we nicked named him " Hacker Hecstall" I grow up in Cannington Ont Canada & the bith place of Rick Maclesh who played in the NHL a team mate of his.
@robertporte3729
@robertporte3729 16 дней назад
Maclesh's goaltender was Bernie Parent. He was a fantastic player though. I Will be returning to cannington mens over 40 league this year after sitting last season for torn rotator cuff surgery. Rough old timers league there as well. Lol.
@arthurok327
@arthurok327 23 дня назад
Howdy, I was also goalie, trained under Clint Malarchuk, Mike Vernon, just to name a couple, was scouted by the Calgary Flames, and back in those days, Ron Hextall, was known as Ron " Hacksall " lol
@MrOctober44
@MrOctober44 Месяц назад
Hextall completely choked in the playoffs when he was with the Isles. I've never seen a worse goaltending performance
@KASeltzer
@KASeltzer Месяц назад
In 94? He wasn't at his best but if they play that series 10 times the Rangers win 11.
@NHL94Podcast
@NHL94Podcast 15 дней назад
I would have loved to have seen some type of altercation between Hextall and Billy Smith.
@krazyhorse-jr
@krazyhorse-jr Месяц назад
.. Hextall is an iconic goaltender , my friends would share some really crazy stuff about what they did to each other in the juniors , hehehe .. all in fun in the game we all love .. . 😂
@boisvert45
@boisvert45 16 дней назад
The *real* first goalie to score
@klingonradar
@klingonradar 24 дня назад
Damn. That hextall household is a hockey factory
@roopan1968
@roopan1968 Месяц назад
Pelle Lindbergh....may he continue to rest in peace . If he didn't pass prematurely, Hextall would never had played for the Flyers
@GD-tt6hl
@GD-tt6hl 28 дней назад
Hextall made me love hockey. My friends used to make fun of me for liking the sport.
@richardtwaddle759
@richardtwaddle759 Месяц назад
my favorite Flyers goalie
@tigerburn81
@tigerburn81 Месяц назад
They don't make hockey like this anymore, sadly. Gary made sure of that.
@jamescaron6465
@jamescaron6465 25 дней назад
No, the biggest psychopath in hockey was Goldie Goldthorpe. In most cases, the toughest guys in hockey are usually the nicest guys off the ice and Goldthorpe’s case that was an exception
@klummpskards5652
@klummpskards5652 Месяц назад
Millhouse tied to the pipes I am Dead 🤣
@classic.cameras
@classic.cameras Месяц назад
Hate the flyers but as a kid I loved Ron Hextall. He was a strange fella and fun to watch.
@adriankalitka3762
@adriankalitka3762 20 дней назад
John Vanbiesbrouck was pretty when it came to slashing players legs. Especially the back of the ankles. I used to be amazed at how many times he'd do it per game when I used to go to Rangers games all the time
@WhtAbtBob10
@WhtAbtBob10 Месяц назад
One of my all time favorite players.
@Beep-Boop101
@Beep-Boop101 Месяц назад
It explains his failed GM positions too many blows to his empty head
@toddm9501
@toddm9501 Месяц назад
Billy smith was an ok goalie. He had hall of famers all around him. And a hall of fame coach.
@berntjansson1157
@berntjansson1157 Месяц назад
A true legend even in sweden
@ericfett9218
@ericfett9218 Месяц назад
Hextall did not play in game 7 at Pittsburgh in round two of the 1989 playoffs - Ken Wregget won that game and game one in the conference final in Montreal.
@Ontariosound
@Ontariosound Месяц назад
In the immortal words of the late Bob Cole “Wreeeeeeeeeegggggeeeeeettt”
@darrentoffan4216
@darrentoffan4216 Месяц назад
Hextall was my fave goalie, and fave player second only to Bobby Clarke..and I'm not from Philly, I'm in Winnipeg..
@TheSoundOutside
@TheSoundOutside Месяц назад
On what planet is a 6.57 GAA "just O.K.?"
@SurviveTheDay
@SurviveTheDay Месяц назад
Man I miss those real goal pads. Big, heavy when wet and so cool looking. So much better than the sponge cushions goalies use today. Oh yeah, and Hextall was a menace on the ice. His goalie record for penalty minutes will likely never be beat.
@Pocketrocket-pj1us
@Pocketrocket-pj1us Месяц назад
11:00 Is it just me, or is that mask very similar to the one Bob Froess wore, whe he was league leader in GAA (but I'm just remembering a hockey card that Froess had in the 85-86 OPC SET. it was the final card of the set, I beleive.
@gavin.clayton
@gavin.clayton Месяц назад
philly always got wild goaltenders🤣🤣 i always think of ray emery
@MSZFilms
@MSZFilms Месяц назад
Long Live Razor 💯💯🙏
@gregpellegrin8713
@gregpellegrin8713 Месяц назад
This guy said "goaltending excellence in the 80s" lmao lololol.......
@franflanagan7300
@franflanagan7300 Месяц назад
He won the Stanley cup mvp despite losing. That’s excellence.
@smorgdonkey
@smorgdonkey Месяц назад
- never won a Cup - sucked in Quebec vs the Habs in 1993 - got destroyed by Felix Potvin in that fight - was a crap GM
@brettpatterson404
@brettpatterson404 Месяц назад
Still infinitely more accomplished than you will be even if you live to be 1000.
@DrFunk-rk6yl
@DrFunk-rk6yl Месяц назад
Definitely not the biggest psychopath in hockey. Not even the biggest psychopathic Flyer.
@mckessa17
@mckessa17 10 дней назад
Potvin kicked the crap out of Hextall in that fight.
@learnthesystem6622
@learnthesystem6622 Месяц назад
My dad played against Ron Hextall when he was 14 in Manitoba and said he was nothing special except that he was bat shit crazy. That all he remembers him for.
@brettpatterson404
@brettpatterson404 Месяц назад
And yet no one remembers your dad.
@cowetascore8476
@cowetascore8476 Месяц назад
Billy Smith 2.0 when it came to goalie insanity
@user-ze6er6dx9x
@user-ze6er6dx9x Месяц назад
If I remember right, Hextall skated the length of the ice to fight Felix Potvin! And got his ass kicked
@Maplicito
@Maplicito Месяц назад
You could argue that he was the biggest psychopath in the NHL, but I'm not sure I would agree he was the biggest psychopath in hockey. Goldie Goldthorpe is some pretty tough competition to beat there.
@ryanbesco8067
@ryanbesco8067 4 дня назад
Semenko also had a reputation as an insane person lol
@Pocketrocket-pj1us
@Pocketrocket-pj1us Месяц назад
28:50 I now have that photo erched into my Brain. How many times did you use it? Feels like 10. lol Should have asked me. I could have sent you 50 different hocky cards and 22 issues of the hockey news, from some of the best moments in these stories. I was a Hige fan of the man and cheered him, unless he was playing the Canadians!! I think we battled 3 times Montreal Vs, Ron Hextall 87 Flyers Won in 6 89 Mnt Won in 6 93 Mnt vs Qc. /Mnt in 6 Tough Goalie, tough man, Surprised he's done well, in a suit and tie. Good for Him
@anthonydangelo3980
@anthonydangelo3980 Месяц назад
Before he tore his hamstring he was a monster..winning conn smythe on a losing team..unheard of. After the injury he was never the same. Im sorry flyers fan here i couldn't stand him. Couldn't trust him. If those flyers teams from 95,96,97 had a legit number 1 they could have easily won a cup. It was the only weakness they had. Despite Colorado and Detroit being really good the games were all close except 1..he was giving up slap shots from blue line with no screens, off rush, was terrible on breakaways and one timer's, wouldn't put his stick down to cover five hole. So frustrating watching those great teams lose bc of their goaltending. Then he goes to la after botching Pittsburgh too only to win 2 cups in 3 years and going to conference finals 3 straight years 2012-14. Im also shocked he didn't hurt someone while playing but it was a different game and era. You could get away with murder in his playing days almost literally
@bb-gc2tx
@bb-gc2tx Месяц назад
billy smith was a bigger psychopath and a better goalie
@dicksonfranssen
@dicksonfranssen Месяц назад
A *MUCH* better goalie!
@bb-gc2tx
@bb-gc2tx Месяц назад
@@dicksonfranssen battlin billy a legend not to mention first goalie wear colored goalie pads 🤣
@justinioanitescu6738
@justinioanitescu6738 Месяц назад
Let’s mention his ‘94 playoffs .800 6GA
@xipingpooh5783
@xipingpooh5783 Месяц назад
Hextall takes it in the crease!!!
@saintphoenix6723
@saintphoenix6723 8 часов назад
Ron Hextall was one of the best goalies around. He even has several goals. To call him the biggest psychopath in hockey, because he was open about his aggression, instead of sneaky like many others, is a big disservice to him. You're only doing this to line your pockets with advertisement money--selling your soul out while painting someone in a bad light. There were players in the NHL who would purposefully, with all intent, knee on knee another player, knowing full well that could end that players career.
@richardpatrick7701
@richardpatrick7701 Месяц назад
2 BEST goalie, no mess with me, Billy Smith and Hextall!!! My opinion.
@daveblock4061
@daveblock4061 Месяц назад
Hack-stall. He and Billy Smith
@MAAP2920
@MAAP2920 21 день назад
Ron Hextall, Ed Belfour
@teddymills1
@teddymills1 Месяц назад
Goalies throwing haymakers. Lol
@leost152
@leost152 Месяц назад
8:27 What number does this player wear 30 0 33, I don't know?
@Trrippy_Shades
@Trrippy_Shades 17 дней назад
He's Danielson to mr Patrick Roy Period. He wouldn't wanna see him center ice that's for dang sure. On any front
@lodestarsprayer5660
@lodestarsprayer5660 Месяц назад
Best LumberJack every to play goal! His Slash on Nilson was would have cut down a small Maple tree...Total Savage...
@Nunya100
@Nunya100 9 дней назад
He had to be a menace. He would not being able to show his face in Philly or NJ if you a wimp. That Broad Street Bullies title comes with attachments. We would have made his life hell anything less😂😂😂. We Philly
@nateballou3321
@nateballou3321 Месяц назад
Goalies r just built different and r all maybe a lil crazy/whacky but Ron Hextall is different even for a goalie!!?? Hextall 2 hand chopping guys with his stick is crazy!? He could end guys careers doing that!!?? Those old wood goalie sticks r freaking heavy and solid and u can do serious damage to someone, and he hit that one guy right behind the knee with his stick!? That guy mustve been hurt pretty good!?
@dannycarlow8204
@dannycarlow8204 Месяц назад
You read the title right? There's no joking when it comes to Hextall. He wasn't bluffing like Binnington does.
@snow_cap
@snow_cap Месяц назад
I 100% agree! So glad this wierdo has nothing to do with the pens organization anymore!
@pzajk
@pzajk Месяц назад
what a story
@billpeterson178
@billpeterson178 29 дней назад
4:24 #4, Bobby Orr
@Kinger1625
@Kinger1625 Месяц назад
Hextall was a great goalie, and I love the fierceness he showed! I wanted Patty Wah Wah wah’s head on his platter! He was tough as nails, unless against Potvin. Roy was too scared to fight him hahaha!
@Pocketrocket-pj1us
@Pocketrocket-pj1us Месяц назад
2:34 Nice 71-72 OPC card. Trivia time: which longtime NHLer ,only teceived a Retirement card, in thr OPC/Canadian But he dod receive a normal card (with no special retirement on the front of thr card) . Made by the American, 'Topps Chewing gum release. Final clue. This player kept on playing, until the end of the decade.
@frankharris1649
@frankharris1649 Месяц назад
Kalamazoo Wing!
@BobbyGass5
@BobbyGass5 Месяц назад
Yeah he was a whacko for sure.... The Hextall's were like that. His Uncle Dennis Hextall I met in a Bar when he was scouting for the Red Wings. He was a dirty player during his career. Even Ted Lindsay didn't like him. Where I met him was at Dan Maloney's brother's bar The Ben La Mond on Main street here in Toronto and the Leafs used to frequent it occasionally and bring along their buds. It was my local bar before Maloney bought it. Anyhow Dennis was a real asshole to the waiter at the bar the one time I seen him there. Rude, belligerent and confrontational seems to be a family tradition. His Grandad Bryan Hextall wouldn't have liked the shenanigans his kids and grandkid got into on the ice. Gordie Howe said Bryan had class....
@dieselmaytwayashing9659
@dieselmaytwayashing9659 Месяц назад
Who would win hextal or chara?
@rolandlewis2356
@rolandlewis2356 25 дней назад
Ron Hextall was nothing but a goon. The attack on Chris Chelios is proof of how much of a coward he was. Is erratic behavior is proof that certain players never earn the priviledge to play in the NHL. He was bad news.
@jtoedrag
@jtoedrag Месяц назад
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