Theoren Fleury career highlights | NHL Rewind 

FFS, bow can he not be in the HHoF? 5’6” and utterly fearless. Strong two way player, great speed, soft touch handling the puck, and a killer shot. I was only starting to become a true hockey lover later in his career, but even in his later years, after leaving Calgary, I never saw #14 give up on a play. And knowing now what he had to go through when he was younger, and how he persevered...come on. That’s courage. He’s an inspiration for other survivors of abuse. The knock against him is that his candor rubbed some people the wrong way. Really? I find his honesty refreshing. Theo tells it like it is. No bullshit. If that rankles a few power brokers, tough. He won a Cup, and a Gold Medal. Scores 1,088 career points (455 G, 633 A) in 1,084 games played. Over a point per game in the regular season-in perhaps the toughest of eras-that’s impressive as heck. He did it in the playoffs, too. 79 points scored (34 G, 45 A) in 77 playoff games. The guy made one post season all star team (1994-‘95 second team), and just missed out with third team mentions in both 1990-‘91 and 1998-‘99, and a 4th in 1995-‘96. Two times he finished in the top 5 for the Hart, and 5th in the Selke in 1990-‘91. Put Theo in!!

Fleury also has an individual NHL record for most shorthanded goals in one game: 3

The Flames should retire Theo's number if they haven't already.

If you haven’t already read his book, a truly unbelievable story. So much admiration for him.

Should be in Hall of Fame

An interesting fact about Theo Fleury is that he is the only player in NHL history so far to have a short handed hat trick.

Bruh the dudes only like 5”6” yet he plays tougher than players who are like 6”6

How 14 isn't hanging from the rafters in Calgary I have no idea. The heart of the team for so long and the quintessential Calgary Flame. (Also, I forgot there was a period where he and Lindros were playing together. The sight of The Big E towering over Theo very much makes me chuckle)

The definition of "hate to play against him, love to have him on your team"

This Titan should get more recognition!!! HoF and Flames should retire his number! You were a beast Theo!! Cheers!

Seeing Theo again has me on the brink of tears. More than the brink. He brought so much to hockey and as another very short person he is my biggest inspiration despite two separate career paths one a hockey player the other a writer, musician, activist, and I'm also thinking of writing a hockey movie screenplay. I remember going to a game in Montreal in 1999 and shouting "THEO! THEO! THEO!" Lucky for me there were a lot of Ranger fans at that game! He really honored the Flames and were he on that team today they'd be constantly in the playoffs. Thank you Theo.

“Number 76 in your program, number one in your heart: Theoren Fleury.” Hell yeah.

Smallest guy with the 'Bighest heart's & Physicalness of a giant. Thanks for the Memories Theo.. 🦅 One of the Best players Calgary has ever had!!

Fleury can't be in hall of fame cause he was to good for NHL. This guy give is heart and soul for hockey

Thanks for posting this, SN! Hands down my fave player of all time.

when I was young I remember watching a game where he was in the penalty box, got out and immediately went back in for boarding or charging. I wish I could remember when that was. it was hilarious. I haven't seen anyone go out and back in as fast as that before or since.

Please Calgary Flames . I wish #14 was retired now

Every time I see the busted lip segment, I wonder who has that pre-autographed jersey that Theo slipped on. Talk about a great piece of sports memorabilia to have!

Too bad that sick coach ruined his life

One of the best " little guys" played like he was ten feet tall and bullet proof!! Should be in the HOF

Back in the good ol days when you could hack someones hand off when they were on a breakaway and you don't get penalized for it

Pound for pound Theo is the greatest NHLer of all time.

Where's the highlight of him snorting that 8 ball of coke in under an hour?

Proud Flames fan since 1994 loved to watch this guy so much. Thanks Theoren

Watched him in junior and everyone knew he was going to be special. Point a game player over his whole career, 50th all time, should be in the HOF.

What a talent. Witnessed his performance in Rangers. Remember the season, with his 7 shorthanded goals.

The iconic "little guy" who played tougher and harder than most players who were a head taller than him. Hall Of Famer with no doubt!

Read his book when I was still in high school. Still watch videos on the guy and admire him just as much as I did when I started reading his biography. If he were taller and didn’t have inner demons to always battle, he could have been better than Messier

he should be in the Hockey Hall of Fame

I remeber watching the game where he got the blood all over his jersey and then put on the autographed one! The energy from his passion to want to get back on the ice was infectious!

Respect to Fleury. Beats the odds everytime.

As a little black kid growing up in Philly hockey wasn’t the thing but in the 90’s everyone was a flyers fan, seeing the big guys like lindros and leclair was cool but seeing Theo Fleury made me a hockey fan for life

“They can’t take that away from us!” But they can tax it ;)

The fact that it's been 20 years since he left the Flames and they _still_ haven't retired his #14 is a travesty.

Curious. How many players picked 166th overall (I believe) and half way through their rookie year is a player every team in the league would take in a heartbeat? Some of the greatest successes in the world come from people who have been abused in one way or another. In no way meant to give any credit to Graham James who can count himself lucky I'm not king.

I have been waiting for a video like this for a looooooong time! Thanks. Greatest Flame ever!!

That fact that this man hasn’t been inducted to the HofF and had #14 retired is mind blowing

4:07 the Phoenix Coyotes logo looks awesome on center ice.

Amazing just Amazing . Really pumps me up for the 2018/2019 season as a Flames fan . Even though we don't have a player like him on the team I mean Johnny Hockey is small and can score and has the hands but doesn't have his fire . No disrespect to Johnny Hockey just saying ...

I hated his guts but I wish he was on my team

One of my all time favourites, Theo deserves to be in the Hall of Fame and or have is number 14 retired by Calgary! Had a chance to meet him a few years back as well!

The better Fleury

1:12 offside

How he’s not in the hof boggles my mind. Look at his numbers!

So fun to watch as a Ranger

9 minutes of highlights and no short handed hat trick? What are you doing

What a great player

The absolute best of the best!! What a beauty!! 🍒

Fabulous player a hall of famer big time!!!

He should have had a shot that season, he would have contributed more the Conroy did that year. Nothing against Conroy he was a favorite of mine also but that year he was invisible and useless.

Theo deserves to be in the HOF!!

Great player 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Wear his Jersey when I play weekly......

He should’ve made the team during the comeback. Best player on the ice.

I hope to meet this great human someday.

This just made my day ;)

Fleury played the game with fire. I remember as a Swede, Fleury playing with that school yard attitude against us in the Worlds. I hated him, but I thought he was supreme. Hate-Love-Respect.

Im a Pittsburgh fan from Sweden but i have always admired this player. For me , he is solid in the hall of fame.

THEO one one words comes too mind HERO Theo was literally my hero growing up tiny small guy but just never stoped

he should be higher then hall of fame Theo should be a God especially younger kids his struggle defines every waking moment from the booze and drugs his pain should be always remembered number 14 god bless Theo

Love him or hate him, is truly one of the very best. And pound for pound...reach....stride length...of course that all counts. And yet.... with that in mind he might be the best ever

Guy averaged over a point a game and was a tough as nails player. Hall of Famer No Doubt.

I loved Theo’s passion since the day I saw him in juniors. He had some personal battles but I admire him and loved witnessing his career. Great collection of clips of an NHL great.

Да уж... с ростом 168см заиграть в НХЛ - это надо суметь... А где же его знаменитые голы, когда он показывал вброс шайбы в зону, обманывая вратарей, а сам забивал дальним броском? Это была его фишка!

Ничего что я по русски? Тео Флери лучший в своё время

What a player he was!

He was great. Gritty, determined Canadian hockey player with skill. Loved this dude.

Man, I would love to see another Theo Fleury in the NHL. I met the guy once, and on another occasion spoke with Mike Bossy about him while at ESPNZone in NYC. I know the guy had a rough ending, but if you were 5' 6" and one of the best players in the league with a target on your back, while everyone else is a foot taller...you'd have some struggles, too. And not just keeping your teeth. The guy was all heart and the very reason I felt brave enough to try hockey myself.

Will someone explain why this guy isn’t in the hockey HOF? For years, he was one of the most exciting players in hockey….and I’m a Bruins fan saying this!

2 questions why hasn't his #14 been tired by the flames and 2. Why the hell isn't in HOF (hockey hall of fame)?!!?

Saw him on NEWSMAX. His accounts were frozen for supporting the trucker protest in Ottawa.

Think he was one of the top players. Bit of a s#@t disturber who was really fast. A smaller faster version of Marchand. So many non calls against him. Dove some times may have something to do with that. Took a lot of beatings. Of course every one he fought was bigger than him. He was a heart and soul guy. Energy.

Enjoying your book,on last chapter.Warrior Canadian💋❤

Why this guy isn’t in the HOF is beyond me. Maybe because he played in Calgary where many never saw much of what he could do?

The bloody Jersey moment is my favorite

Dont know how he skated so fast carrying around that huge heart. Theo was a problem for opposing defensemen

Wish his comeback in 2009-2010 panned out, at least for a season or two. Was great to see him play with iggy and kipper etc. for a brief time

I still recall an early season game way back in 1989 watching the Canucks play the Flames and seeing little Theo lay a nice hit to the boards against 6 feet 3 inch Harold Snepsts. He had the heart of a lion when he was out there.

Flames need to retire 14 and 34 THEO AND KIPPER

Cool video. Brought back alot of memories

Thank you so much for posting this video!!

My favorite player growing up as a kid

Great video! Put him in the HOF.

im a ducks fan and think he should be in the HoF! Gotta love little guys that play big. Put him in the hall already!

What an underrated talent!!!

I remember the Flames management royally screwed him on his comeback. He looked great and earned a spot and they kicked him to the curb.

He sounds a little like Bret the Hitman Hart

Awesome hockey player 🙏🔥🙏🔥

Not taking anything away from Fleury, but man goalies used to be so leaky

Amazing great Canadian hero

Would love to see the play when he was on a breakaway, Fuhr came out to challenge him, he tapped the puck under Fuhr, jumped over him and scored into an empty net! Classic Fleury!

One of my absolute favorite players of all time. It’s too bad he has such trash politics but we have to separate the player from the man sometimes.

Mighty small man who ate pain for breakfast..

Lol rocking that jofa was bad but with no visor you looked like a Martian.

he is the amazing player back in his day who think theo fleury will be in the hall of fame

Its hard to imagine that he did drugs and drincked and still he was amazing player

i am gratefully that able to play against him on the Charity game. He's on break away and i make that save. And then he came over and tap my back saying nice work kid.

180 lbs of solid granite. No team name fit a player better. He was a ball of fire.

Messier's giveaway awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!

Probably the greatest 5'6 player in nhl history