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The Unfortunate Career Of Cody Hodgson 

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As the 10th overall pick of the 2008 draft, it seemed as if Cody Hodgson was destined to have a long and successful career in the NHL, but thanks to a number of injuries and a rare neurological disorder, the Canadian forward was forced to hang up his skates and retire from the sport only 8 years after his selection!
Given the number of injuries he faced and the fact that he had completely fallen off the hockey map by his late-20s, I figured it would be worth delving deeper into his rollercoaster of a career and seeing how it all went down. So in today's video, join me as we explore the unfortunate career of Cody Hodgson!
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@ianfuqua2230
@ianfuqua2230 3 года назад
He is my High school hockey coach. He did a whole meeting on this one practice. He is a great guy and this was really unfortunate.
@gocanuckurself1
@gocanuckurself1 3 года назад
Basically Hodgson was supposed to be what Horvat is now.
@abil3362
@abil3362 3 года назад
Nailed it
@mattblom3990
@mattblom3990 3 года назад
Lifelong Nuks fan, you are correct.
@rfruss
@rfruss 3 года назад
I felt he got a raw deal in Van but I believe his parents acerbated the situation a little making the Nucks get their back up and get rid of him and them (parents).
@gixxerrider2825
@gixxerrider2825 3 года назад
that was the idea yeah. but horvat wasnt good until a year ago. but Cody never had the same talant. i mean i grew up in YVR so I and watched him play a lot. he was always.... meh... sad he has the condition but $15mil makes it easier
@johnnybaxter1953
@johnnybaxter1953 3 года назад
@@gixxerrider2825 horvats been a good NHL player for years, last season is when he really cemented himself as the rightful captain of a franchise tho as you said
3 года назад
As a 'Nucks fan, this one stung.
@joeymaterese8095
@joeymaterese8095 3 года назад
Life long bs fan still i hate to see such a well spoken young man go thru all this B.S., they say a lil adversity builds character but to be misdiagnosis by the team witch doctors, then ridiculed by the coach.. Just looking at him I can tell he never apologised to the kid...LOOK I'm no snowflake but that boy needed positive reinforcement, attached to a good recovery program.. I had a sergeant in the Army 🇺🇸 who pulled that attitude with me after a SOFREP mission..I came close to ......well anyway its not cool...
@prestonarmando8050
@prestonarmando8050 3 года назад
i know it's kinda randomly asking but do anybody know a good place to stream new tv shows online?
@TN-wv6ok
@TN-wv6ok 3 года назад
He would’ve been a stud if it wasn’t for the injuries. Shame to see how it ended
@geminitaurus8693
@geminitaurus8693 3 года назад
I remember when he was traded for Kassian. I was just getting out of school and my parents picked me up. My dad said he was traded and i thought he was lying. Got home and saw the footage of him saying goodbye to the team in Arizona.
@RavinRae
@RavinRae 3 года назад
When it happened, I said to everyone "looks like we traded CoHo for some Sockeye."
@gixxerrider2825
@gixxerrider2825 3 года назад
yeah they were golfing... imagine that huh?
@kristopherhori5619
@kristopherhori5619 3 года назад
Dude its funny i have the exact same story of finding out 😂
@trevorfoster4340
@trevorfoster4340 3 года назад
I remember watching him play for my hometown in junior. Wish things could have worked out better for him. He’s one of the nicest people
@JVreemer
@JVreemer 3 года назад
These are the comments I love to see. Regardless of how things ended up he was an incredible hockey player and he's respected out here in Boston.
@dickswiveller2210
@dickswiveller2210 3 года назад
Hodgson is a Battalion legend on and off ice. It was great to have him here for a few years.
@kendalhunter1537
@kendalhunter1537 3 года назад
I'm an oilers fan so I remember being young and jealous van got this guy, shitty how his career went
@ry9756
@ry9756 3 года назад
Yeah I remember watching him play against Sudbury. He really dominated. Was a great heads up player, really controlled the neutral zone and was able to quarterback the play really well
@alexandermilentis2130
@alexandermilentis2130 3 года назад
Well he still got to retire in his 20s as a millionaire so things could be worse, right?
@paras10thst
@paras10thst 3 года назад
Just remember packing him about 7000 times in NHL 15
@hypebeast_dylxn
@hypebeast_dylxn 3 года назад
What does that mean
@Yomasi
@Yomasi 3 года назад
Trading him XD
@neilsanderson9412
@neilsanderson9412 3 года назад
@@hypebeast_dylxn he could’ve used a better choice of word there
@hypebeast_dylxn
@hypebeast_dylxn 3 года назад
@@neilsanderson9412 Yeah
@dr.loomis4221
@dr.loomis4221 3 года назад
@@Yomasi I thought he meant getting his card in HUT packs a bunch.
@jaybino3918
@jaybino3918 3 года назад
Used to play with Cody in my triple A hockey days for the Canadians. He was such a solid clutch player. Unfortunate to see his NHL career go down. His dad was a bit of a nut case too.
@jaybino3918
@jaybino3918 3 года назад
@@roywalters416 yes ! You're invited too
@gojordon1
@gojordon1 3 года назад
Another great, entertaining, informative and awesome video. Great work as always buddy :)
@Hodag37
@Hodag37 3 года назад
I felt bad for Cody when he was a Canuck. I felt the coach didn't give him a fair shot. Then again the coach didn't really like playing rookies much. Still find it funny that both Hodgson and Ehroff are both still on the Sabres payroll.
@kamoooosa
@kamoooosa 3 года назад
Should have mentioned the 2009 World Juniors . Hodgson was an important part of Team Canada
@knessing7681
@knessing7681 3 года назад
He made his millions, and ontop of getting paid by the Sabres nearly 800k usd per year till 2023 for doing nothing ... I say he's doing alright.
@joeymaterese8095
@joeymaterese8095 3 года назад
I bet you could give all that money back To be able to play hockey well almost all
@checkitoutgoof
@checkitoutgoof 3 года назад
Hell yeah! A Cody hodgson video! I was really hoping he played out because I have a signed rookie card of his
@dr.loomis4221
@dr.loomis4221 3 года назад
Love these videos. I completely forgot about him.
@coasttocoastnhlhockeynews
@coasttocoastnhlhockeynews 2 года назад
Awesome video buddy
@Gamboosy
@Gamboosy 3 года назад
Welcome back!
@amishspaceforce96
@amishspaceforce96 3 года назад
Hodgson's Dad used to spam the sheit out of message boards under the name mikeburn
@zayxoxo
@zayxoxo 3 года назад
Saying what?
@alexandermilentis2130
@alexandermilentis2130 3 года назад
Ryan O'Reilly's dad wrote a letter to the Colorado newspaper complaining about his son's contract.
@zayxoxo
@zayxoxo 3 года назад
Alexander Milentis that’s crazy
@hypebeast_dylxn
@hypebeast_dylxn 3 года назад
Great video
@JackHaveman52
@JackHaveman52 3 года назад
I suppose it's easy to be disappointed in his hockey career but if you think on it, from a personal perspective, he did very well with the physical problems he faced. He's made a lot of money, he doesn't appear to be wallowing in self pity and he's still involved in the game, helping young players hone their skills and developing character skills that could be a great asset in the future. That's a great value in of itself. It's not how successful one appears to be, in life, but what one does with what life has dealt him. I've seen stories that were a lot sadder, where top flight athletes just urinated their lives, fortunes and careers away. Cody doesn't seem to have done that and to me, considering his challenges, makes him a success at life.
@DucksUpDogsDownCatsSlide
@DucksUpDogsDownCatsSlide 3 года назад
The Canucks traded him too soon and could have got more value, had they waited until the 2012 NHL Draft, instead of the trade deadline, like what if he was in the lineup against the L.A. Kings, would have he been a difference maker in that series, we will never know.
@ryangaskin4938
@ryangaskin4938 3 года назад
yeah especially with Daniel Sedin being out for most of that series, the secondary scoring from Hodgson could've helped a lot. Something to wonder about for sure
@donaldlum2720
@donaldlum2720 3 года назад
Hodgson was part of the Markham Waxers AAA Minor Midget team that included Stamkos, Del Zotto and Gaunce.
@donmor8029
@donmor8029 3 года назад
ya i understand injuries n his health held him back to be able to play a a high level..but he still made it to the big league..but glad hes still involved with hockey..there r so many jobs available in an nhl organization..but hope hes ok as well.. a persons health really plays a big part in whether u can play..some take chances..but glad he chosse to retire...good video ODD MAN RUSH
@vboi5697
@vboi5697 3 года назад
Hey Odd man rush, I have some ideas for Alternate Hockey History (if you revisit it) -What if Connor McDavid turned out to be a Draft bust? -What if Uwe Krupp didn't score the goal that got the Colorado Avalanche their first Stanley cup?
@gnarlybgaming
@gnarlybgaming 3 года назад
He had a solid clap bomb. My good friend jokingly declared him his boy wearing #19 but now years later he still rocks that number for Cody 👍
@mattblom3990
@mattblom3990 3 года назад
As a Canucks fan we were sold this kid as a saviour. Then we watched him be propped up to be sold...Good call, still depressing.
@cameronward9443
@cameronward9443 3 года назад
Cody fought hard to get back into the league due to his back injury. This was his motivation to work harder and be better. His injury / disease unfortunately coincided with the typical pattern of a player getting a big payday then dropping off after he gets his paycheck
@levivandijk7139
@levivandijk7139 3 года назад
Hodgson was a hero of mine when I was younger after watching him at the juniors was literally wondering about him the other day
@harrissmidt4661
@harrissmidt4661 3 года назад
He’s a great guy he would come out and skate in our practices just to help out and coach just because
@dylanstudley8445
@dylanstudley8445 3 года назад
I'll never forget watching him at 16 when he played with Peitrangelo for the Junior Canadiens in Toronto. He was absolutely filthy. Scored a short handed goal (5 on 3 no less) where he dangled 4/5 players on the ice and potted it top shelf over the blocker. I was mouth agape for a full minute.
@BCNeil
@BCNeil 3 года назад
his parents were crazy
@kingsally2864
@kingsally2864 3 года назад
11:55 what a miserable time to be a Sabres fan, i almost blocked out that at one point Steve Ott was captain and John Scott was an assistant.
@kevinbeam31
@kevinbeam31 3 года назад
Has it gotten much better since?? lol
@kingsally2864
@kingsally2864 3 года назад
@@kevinbeam31 i know it might not seem like much but im pretty sure their line 1 center at the time was Tyler Ennis so small baby steps lol
@Camaro69z
@Camaro69z 3 года назад
I remember when the Sabres got him, the talk of Buffalo was that Darcy Rieger fleeced Vancouver. He had talent and good promise. The idea of training with Gary Roberts was also a big deal here. Amazing he lead the team with 44 pts. I ALMOST forgot how terrible those tank teams were. Ugh. I think he had good hockey sense with good hands, but was slow, insanely soft, and sadly injury prone thanks to his genetics. I remember him as a pretty even keeled guy, no emotions shown. At least he made bank.
@2kidsnosleep
@2kidsnosleep 3 года назад
Loved CoHo in Vancouver. 2011 goal vs Boston in Boston was an awesome shot
@CoconutsGlow
@CoconutsGlow 3 года назад
Epic Slapper. The only real time, Tim Thomas got beat by a Canucks shot.
@shifty7739
@shifty7739 3 года назад
That was in the following season rematch during the regular season. Not a playoff goal and not in 2011. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S8pgCZxLueg.html
@2kidsnosleep
@2kidsnosleep 3 года назад
@@shifty7739 yep my mistake, you are correct
@jamestalbot1835
@jamestalbot1835 3 года назад
Could you do a video on Bryan Berard? I think he has a really interesting story.
@justinalley3399
@justinalley3399 Год назад
bryan berard got busted for steriods and was a lockeroom cancer
@SeNsiTiviTy00
@SeNsiTiviTy00 3 года назад
I remember when people were saying he's the next captain lol ....then all that drama with the team because of his dad
@jinks67
@jinks67 3 года назад
Cringe inducing.
@mommytolfa2
@mommytolfa2 3 года назад
I miss him when he was on buffalo, he was a nice guy and a hell of a hockey player
@butcherpete2286
@butcherpete2286 3 года назад
Honestly, Hodgson is a name I remember hearing (probably from his career high year) but haven't since. Good on him for teaching and passing on his knowledge of the sport though, thays always commendable
@DrMarioMKDS
@DrMarioMKDS 3 года назад
You should do a video on the story about Bill Barilko
@jimburden5113
@jimburden5113 3 года назад
How many times will this guy say "Canadian forward" we get it buddy
@mrbloopy2489
@mrbloopy2489 3 года назад
7:58 is that the one game binnington played? kind of looks like him
@christianstarke1117
@christianstarke1117 3 года назад
I believe that to be Jaroslav Halak.
@whaler3232
@whaler3232 3 года назад
He made 10 million in career earnings, that's a fantastic career.
@jasonsmith5226
@jasonsmith5226 3 года назад
Didnt they say he played in SCF also?
@ryangaskin4938
@ryangaskin4938 3 года назад
@@jasonsmith5226 yeah barely. I don't think he played much in the playoffs that year though due to how young he was and how deep the Canucks line-up was that year.
@foskco87
@foskco87 3 года назад
Was always a huge Hodgson fan and I really believe he was never the same after his injury. I thought he would have been up to the caliber of Bo Horvat. There is no reason why he wouldn't have been. I always believed in him no matter how much hate he got. I spent a lot of time defending him and telling off naysayers but ultimately I was wrong.
@JVreemer
@JVreemer 3 года назад
This one was super good.
@JaredtheRabbit
@JaredtheRabbit 3 года назад
Skipped the part about the 2011 playoffs for obvious reasons. Still an informative video, though.
@TheSwagger81
@TheSwagger81 3 года назад
He had a very rare muscle disease causing back problems. Google it.
@bruyere7
@bruyere7 3 года назад
I predict a video like this on Nolan Patrick
@lando.50
@lando.50 3 года назад
Idea: Glenn Hall’s iron man streak
@Dariusknight
@Dariusknight 3 года назад
Canucks fan here, I don't feel sorry for him, he and his father whined incessantly to whoever in the Vancouver media would listen about his ice time. The whole misdiagnosis thing got massively overblown and his father kept stirring it up trying to get Gillis and AV to give him preferential treatment. This on a team that had the Sedin twins and Ryan Kesler as the top two centers in their primes. I wasn't surprised when I heard he was traded, what surprised me was who he was traded for, as Kassian at the time had a very poor reputation and was Virtanen-lite. Sad that he had a genetic disorder that ended his career but if I had a dollar for every highly touted prospect that burned brightly at the started and fizzled out soon after, I'd be rich.
@lambknot
@lambknot 3 года назад
What happened to Kristian Huselius?
@nathanbrisebois8756
@nathanbrisebois8756 3 года назад
Signed with Columbus for 4 years in 08', he tore his pectoral halfway through the 2010-11 season and missed the rest of the year, they botched the recovery process, he played 2 games in the 2011-12 season before worsening his injury and also pulled his groin, and missed the whole season. He wasn't resigned and became an "injury prone" free agent north of 30 in a lockout season and he retired shortly after the lockout ended Edits: Adding more information, you got me curious too. I live in the East but I grew up in Calgary, Huselius was one of my favorite players at the time, completely forgot about him, thanks for the trip down memory lane
@subraxas
@subraxas 3 года назад
In a regard of the thing with the genetic disorder, I think that something similar happened to Jiri Hudler who was forced to retire from pro-hockey within just two years or so of being a leader and MVP of his team (Flames), a trophy winner and a top 10 NHL scorer. He did not take it lightly, mentally crumbled and ended up in drugs. :-(
@schafer2302
@schafer2302 3 года назад
Idea for a video whatever happened to Paul Martin ?
@Budtuhrdhj
@Budtuhrdhj 3 года назад
he’s still in San Jose
@ninja_hertl2479
@ninja_hertl2479 3 года назад
@@Budtuhrdhj no hes been retired for 2 full seasons
@NM-xi8or
@NM-xi8or 3 года назад
he just got old.. he was 36 when he retired I think
@ffejpsycho
@ffejpsycho 2 года назад
Just a heads up on his last name pronunciation. It's actually Hodson, the soft 'G' is not vocalized.
@jasonpatrick5660
@jasonpatrick5660 3 года назад
His 1st injury that was misdiagnosed wrecked his career. He lost key years of development. I was a fan of Hodgson and thought it was shameful the way the Canucks coach and GM handled him.
@casketbrain7697
@casketbrain7697 3 года назад
Unfortunate for Cody Hodgson
@ericvanljackwax1982
@ericvanljackwax1982 2 года назад
what do you mean re injured his back if the back wasnt the injury to begin with ???????????????
@benchow8851
@benchow8851 3 года назад
He was supposed to be the next Mike Richards in his prime(elite two-way game+leadership), but footspeed wasn't there. Glad he got paid from that long Sabres contract...
@spencerloebsack3646
@spencerloebsack3646 3 года назад
Eh Buffalo is my team. Still have a Ryan Miller signed hat
@aiHappiness
@aiHappiness 3 года назад
I sadly invested in his rookie cards back in the day, still got em
@birdiec
@birdiec 3 года назад
Ill give ya 50cents for the lot
@brettwilliams4304
@brettwilliams4304 3 года назад
simon despres would be a good one!!
@hypebeast_dylxn
@hypebeast_dylxn 3 года назад
At least he made it
@288theabe
@288theabe 3 года назад
I’d do the same thing, even if I didn’t have that disorder. Sabres are paying him until March 2023. 🤷‍♂️
@calixa
@calixa 3 года назад
Damn man, what a raw deal he was handed. Such high hopes in Vancouver. Was there not some involvement with his father demanding more ice time and stuff and beef with Vigneault? I seem to remember that. I feel for the guy. His point total is still pretty decent and yeah, when I heard he was the leading scorer that year in Buff with only 44pts, yikes. Shite team. Just a shame all around for this kid.
@pvale519
@pvale519 3 года назад
He played in the nhl for a decade and made a lifetime of money, what’s the problem
@dave1927p
@dave1927p 3 года назад
I remember when the hockey news ranked him #1 prospect and leaf fans wish they had drafted him that year.
@officialrollerderby
@officialrollerderby 3 года назад
U should do Dustin bughflin
@rhysbloomer4297
@rhysbloomer4297 3 года назад
Nice try
@johnnybaxter1953
@johnnybaxter1953 3 года назад
Didn’t expect to hear a British guy for a hockey video
@Taalsman
@Taalsman 3 года назад
*cough* Fantasy League *cough*
@ftjm69
@ftjm69 3 года назад
Cody Hodgson was one of my favourite players to watch in Vancouver. Sucks that his career went to shit after he got traded to Buffalo.
@metalheadbisp
@metalheadbisp 3 года назад
I liked him for team Canada, wish it worked out for him
@rickfreeman8691
@rickfreeman8691 3 года назад
7:52 "best players of the world" you say....while showing a picture of Shane Obrien? hehehehehe nice
@Buffalosabskis
@Buffalosabskis 3 года назад
He had so much promise in Buffalo
@landonlol9340
@landonlol9340 3 года назад
😔.
@GordonSlamsay
@GordonSlamsay 3 года назад
I forgot about Cody Hodgson Poor sod
@raffitorres1714
@raffitorres1714 3 года назад
Sorry but nothings wrong with hip checks
@tomhull1276
@tomhull1276 3 года назад
A little slow afoot, but he was a great stickhandler and had one of the best pair of hands in the game during the time he played with the Sabres, similar to what Tim Connolly was like during his years with Buffalo. Unfortunately, as with Connolly, Cody just couldn't stay healthy.
@awakenow007
@awakenow007 3 года назад
Luc Bourdon rip
@thomasdemoor2932
@thomasdemoor2932 3 года назад
Hip checks are very much a part of the game! Who is this guy?
@goff38
@goff38 3 года назад
canucks had some rough picks like this and bourdon
@kevensoucy9354
@kevensoucy9354 3 года назад
Well Bourdon is not because of injuries...
@nopleaseno2515
@nopleaseno2515 3 года назад
Watched Cody Hodgson play years ago with the Brampton Battalions. Me and the only other 3 white people in Peel region. Ticket sales were bad. The team moved on down the road. 🥲
@smasherblues5322
@smasherblues5322 3 года назад
Cody shows how not to be a ‘victim’. Took his licks, moved forward in positivity.
@jipster7028
@jipster7028 3 года назад
Remember as a kid thinking the Canucks were such idiots for trading away a future superstar captain.
@Budtuhrdhj
@Budtuhrdhj 3 года назад
Didn’t he play for the canucks?
@tylerhinnen1698
@tylerhinnen1698 3 года назад
Did u watch the video
@anon9848
@anon9848 3 года назад
Another Milwaukee Admiral. I always wondered why he was in the minors. Now I know. Oooof
@RavinRae
@RavinRae 3 года назад
When he was traded for Kassian, I said "looks like we traded CoHo for some Sockeye."
@254zero
@254zero 3 года назад
I always wondered what happened to him. I remember he being a huge disappointment in buffalo.
@mikec4845
@mikec4845 3 года назад
Let's hope he saved a good percent of his earnings for his future.
@rbankins
@rbankins 3 года назад
Finically he's not hurting because he's still getting paid by the Buffalo Sabres Organization thanks to the buyout. He just lost interest in the game because of the injuries and being moved around so many times.
@bigjaytaylor8227
@bigjaytaylor8227 3 года назад
The Hodgson, Kaasian trade showed Gillis was an idiot. The Canuck could have trade him in the summer and gotten more than a bag of pucks. But Gillis' trades only got better!
@ruggie.74
@ruggie.74 3 года назад
Vancouver destroyed this kid's career.
@YakAttack64
@YakAttack64 3 года назад
12-13: 34pts in 48 games. 44 points and 20 goals in 13-14, age 26. 2 years later, out of the league. He averaged a career 43PPG. His last season he even got 11 points in 14 AHL games last pro season. Kid still had game to give.
@MTSGaming
@MTSGaming 2 года назад
bruh, he was diagnosed with malignant hyperthermia...."Doctor's insisted that Hodgson call it quits on his career in order to ensure his long term health."
@YakAttack64
@YakAttack64 2 года назад
@@MTSGaming was saying if he was healthy ya dummy
@RobDucharme
@RobDucharme 3 года назад
Hip checks - still legal.
@JoellHaugan
@JoellHaugan 3 года назад
Hipchecks are still perfectly legal
@kennyg1358
@kennyg1358 3 года назад
Did Alaine Villnaut apologize?
@jordy6636
@jordy6636 3 года назад
I was wondering this too! Did a quick search but couldn't find anything. Tough to fake a genetic mutation, eh Vigneault?
@mggailitis7231
@mggailitis7231 3 года назад
Fun facts: Dude's pupils are dilated in every photo. Also, his dad was a member of a political party that pretty much tore apart the social safety network in Ontario. I don't wish anyone ill will and I'm glad he's set for life, but every time I saw him play my instinctual reaction was, "ugh." That said, he was a very good player. Not superstar - gifted, but gifted if ya know what I'm sayin.' Thanks for another interesting video.
@bigjacket7934
@bigjacket7934 3 года назад
His father was extremely instrumental in souring his relationship with the Canucks.
@abil3362
@abil3362 3 года назад
Mdma
@Roof_Pizza
@Roof_Pizza 3 года назад
I'd be pissed if I had to live in Brampton.
@Singh-wr3ry
@Singh-wr3ry 3 года назад
Brampton forever dawg
@JoE-kx7dw
@JoE-kx7dw 3 года назад
🤔 Who ??
@jordy6636
@jordy6636 3 года назад
Cody Hodgson.
@lililillililillililillilil2116
@lililillililillililillilil2116 3 года назад
never lucky
@richardspikman7116
@richardspikman7116 3 года назад
Bad luck is a bitch.
@joshuasmith2814
@joshuasmith2814 3 года назад
Rostaaaah...
@iron60bitch62
@iron60bitch62 3 года назад
Buyout money destroyed his motivation
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