My old buddy Jay Sharres! Handled Hunter like a boss. What a body he had. Remember once at an after softball tourney pool party the ladies couldn't keep their eyes off of him. Even the two open lesbian players! Did about 50 pullups under the diving board, only time in my life i ever wished i was gay.
Kevin Gunnery i dunno, John D'Amico was one tough mofo. Not big like Jay physically but larger in attitude! Wasn't afraid to toss a player on his keister with as much force he deemed enjoyable. Although the best linesman moment i've seen is Ron Asselstine's! Here's a link to that one! www.reddit.com/r/hockey/comments/2pnqmb/bruins_fan_jumps_the_glass_jogs_towards_referee/
Momesso was one of the dirtiest SOBs I've ever seen, especially in the 1994 Stanley Cup finals. But he was only one part of a really dirty team which was a reflection of their Neanderthal of a coach. Pat Quinn was a disgrace--PERIOD.
@ From getting embarrassed by an expansion team San Jose Sharks in 7 games in 1994, to being OUTWORKED in 1995 by the tougher grittier Jacque Lemer coached New Jersey Devils in 1995 who had a hot hot hot goalie Brodeur lol , to being devastated in 6 games 1996 by the former Quebec Nordiques moving to Colorado….. The 1997 team was less pretty less flashy but battle tested and simply WAS NOT Gonna LOSE after gettin payback on Claude Lemeuix, and defeating the defending champion Colorado AVALANCHE en route to wasting the flyers in 4 games. That SCF were tightly checked , very close four games too!!! A little too close for my comfort at least! But we did it…FINALLY!🥹🥹🥹🥹
@@herbjergens6350 LOL Nikita Zadorov, Nazem Kadri and Gabe Landeskog would match up just fine in a fight but also be able to skate circles around them. Hockey has changed for the better
@@herbjergens6350 Fine, you want a response? You're the one that's delusional for thinking that players were "bigger and stronger" back then. They're actually stronger, faster and smarter these days. Also, I'm not the only one who thinks hockey has changed for the better. Players aren't getting hurt as often, elongating careers, and the focus is more on skill and finesse rather than just pure strength and size. If you're into the needless fighting and bench clearing brawls, than you're the same as the "goons" back then. A dying breed, and most people are happy to see it leave the game
@Herb Jergens That is exactly why I chose to reply with no comment at first. There was no need to converse with you because you wouldn't have anything sensible to say
@@saiyansatan I think is the one that's delusional the good old days was excllent hockey to watch Nowadays it's water down bullshit with too many teams and over paid players with no heart and soul for the game and now they're all politicians to boot I take the seventies eighties and nineties over now a days hockey totally sucks💩💩💩
@KoivuTheHab I'm late to this party but am I right in assuming that "Pow!! Right in the kisser" was a fella that deleted his own comments? If I'm wrong, and you have a nervous tick that makes you say "Pow!! Right in the Kisser", well, that would be pretty fantastic too!
I miss those rivalries. It feels like that NHL doesn't exist anymore. Having your goons like Vukota and Baumgartner flying all over the place and fighting with Kocur and Nilan Or even when Dave Brown was squaring off with the entire Rangers team. Nicky Fotiu. Miss that hockey
Hell yeah it was! I played in the 90's cause of the late 80's and Early 90's players and fighter goons like Bob Probert hell all the wings for that matter way better games! 🇺🇲🇨🇦🥁😉👍🥂🍾🍻😢
@@koensworski7499 what are you taking about ? No , todays game doesn’t hold a candle to the game back then and the amount of Hall of Famers ( found in abundance and in the apex of their careers through so many of the NHL teams . Can you count how many were present in just these two teams alone in the video ? ) . Then compare that to today where you’re lucky if there is maybe one or two hall of famers present in any given team . Who STILL in comparison to the HOF players of the 80s , 90s and early 2000s HOF STILL pale in comparison to the legends - found in abundance - who played back then . Their numbers and the battles those guys fought on the ice with the scars to boot prove it. Todays game is a generic collective bargaining agreement league with too much revenue sharing creating a league with waaaay too much parity giving you a watered down and bloated mundane generic product . A “ pussified “ product at that with a culture of little boys who care more about their hair then they do about any hard nosed playing and fighting to administer the “ former “ laws in the ice. This was made readily convenient to such pussy players of today with the amount of rule changes to accommodate the Nancy boy players of today who would never lasted 3 min the NHL of the 70s to early 2000s . Shit up kid you don’t know shit and I am not even in my mid 40s yet.
That Canucks team in 93/94 was a fun one to watch. Tough and high powered offense it was hard to be more entertaining than them. Imagine a lineup facing Gino Odjick, Shawn Antoski, Tim Hunter, Sergio Momesso...even their defensemen were tough with Murzyn, Dirk and Diduck. And then when an opposition player thought they were going after some low-hanging fruit and pick on Pavel Bure they'd find out real quick and the hard way that he was not someone to be messed with either.
I can't imagine what it was like to be an NHL ref or linesman in the 80's and 90's. Just insane that 3 guys were responsible for controlling 10 professional face punchers.
Alexander Gustafsson Win it through your system not through the Oilers and Hawks system. 1994 cup is a cheap win. Rags dumped 95% of their team from 92 to 94 to get 8 Oilers + 6 Hawks to win it. So that!
I was at that game. It was a night to remember as a very attractive girl took me to the game. Didn't know it at the time but it was a preview of the Stanley Cup Finals that year.
80's and 90's hockey on the big C- Band Satellite Dish, usually on free wild feed channels 😂 The absolute best Hockey in my life. Afterwards some good drop in hockey at the rink, or even some in-line out in the street.
You should see his side swing, Croager, and inverse toad! It's double dutch to die for! PS i hope you appreciate the effort and research that went into this comment.
@@qdog568 Hunter had no issue ever handling Kocur. Joey KO’d guys like Eagles and KO’d deaf Kyte. His over glorified knockdowns were as credible as Coxes knockdown over him. And if Kocur was so fucking tough, why Sergio?
Joe Loos huh let Messier settle it. Are you serious? Mess couldn’t fight for shit. Look up his fights. You won’t find many and zero with true fighters. Pussy grabs onto the weakest player during big scrums. That C on his sweater stands for Coward when it came time to rumble. No joke.
Adam Graves is one of the most underrated players in NHL history! Imagine anticipating a skirmish on the ice so you put your big boys out there to handle business, one of which is a 50 GOAL SCORER!!!!!!!
Crosschecks and slashes are dirty, but a two-handed baseball swing is far more dangerous, and has no place in the game, acceptable under zero circumstances. Drop 'em and invite him to center ice. Chances are a linemate will intervene if you're a Lady Byng type.
Oh ya the Rangers with that line up were a bunch of angels. I remember this game and the Rangers early in the game ran a couple of Canucks so Pat Quinn replied with the same tactics and beat the Rangers at their own game. Lol the announcers saying there was no need for this to happen.
Give me a break. Shawn Antoski was a career goon who had just fought Craig MacTavish of all people. What did the Canucks think was going to happen? Graves alone had more talent than every guy Vancouver had out there.
@@donziperk Bure wasn't on the ice during any of that. Antoski - a nothing player whose only NHL caliber skill was fighting - fought a 35-year old Craig MacTavish, *after* high-sticking him. Unsurprisingly, the Rangers took exception. So yeah, they sent out Kocur and Kypreos and Beukeboom. Because what were they supposed to do, send out their skill guys to get jumped because Vancouver had the second change? As it was, even *with* the second change, Momesso was such a tool, he didn't even just drop the gloves and fight Kocur. Kocur dropped his, Momesso swung his stick at him, (and missed LOL), and only dropped his gloves as the linesmen moved in so he wouldn't get worked
Those were the good old days!!! I hated both teams but, man that was fun to watch. Hunter, Odjick and Antoski in the same lineup!!! Kocur, Wells and Kypreos!! These days we have a bunch of social justice warrior millennial soy boys twirling around with zero body contact to speak of. Sad. Just glad we got to watch the game when it was played by real men....
Those social justice warriors was the players who got concussions and had their hockey career ended by it. Fucking idiot. No fans made hockey change. It was the players you dumbass.
@@tricky92x please. don't be dumb. so you are saying Eric Lindros is a Marxist and most of the fighting players wanted head shots out cause their careers got ended fast by headshots....... yea marxists wanted the game changed so much. that russians and canadian series was most brutal games ever . and Russians love violence. and that's where Marxism came from. Your reasons are so terrible.
Pretty easy to see it was a New York commentary. I remember seeing the same game with the Vancouver commentary team and it sure sounded different. It’s incredible how biased everyone is of course. And then they met in the finals which was pretty wild.
I doubt it. Look a keenan's eyes, there's a crazy man behind them. As the big bear Quinn went to grab him the little weasel keenan would drop down, scoot around and behind quinn, sink his teeth into Quinn's achilles tendon, and dart back out of the way. Down the one legged Quinn would go with the drooling keenan circling this way and that, pausing only to nonchalantly look away, nice day today don't you think, before striking lightning quick at the other ankle. And once both legs of the mighty Quinn are irreparably damaged, it's only a matter of time before the sneaky keenan goes for the jugular. Yup, my money would be on keenan.
5:18 fan's hand rubs Hunter's head from over the glass!! 😂😂 u know today that'd be an instant lifetime trespass from the arena and maybe even criminal charges
He jumps over his stick swing?! That was hilarious.
Mr. Pants I had to rewatch that because it looked like it went through him haha
Looked like something out of Bugs Bunny!
Mr. Pants all those jumping drills we did in minor hockey now make sense
He did not want any part of Kocur's right hand
@@BBBYpsi Talk about balance!-Right hook and was good on his feet,OUCH
Good ol days of ccm tacks...takes me back
Canadian Cycle and Motor Co. George Tackaberry bookmaker.
Still have mine. Don't dare use them anymore. Lol. I tried, but they're nothing like today's skate.
@@kuan720 they will look great hanging on the door to the garage.
Messier spits non stop
My favorite pair of skates.
What a great stick jump by Kocur!
I saw this game live, many of the fans had left and we came down to the seats close up and I remember this with Momesso and also a bunch of fights.
There was a lotta love on the ice. That's why they were hugging so much.
when these two teams met in the finals a couple months later it was epic
God I wish I could relive that.
@@anthonyi784 Thankfully I was only an infant. Didn't get to feel the disappointment first hand.
@@canuck2444to bad you had to see 2011 Finals especially after game 7.
@@anthonyi784 , all Blue shirts fans do. It was their swan song.
@@dmzabo3914 JV squad fan?
Life long Wings fan. We’ve had a lot of talent over the years, Kocur and Martin Lapointe will always be two of my favorite players. Thanks guys!
Brandon Keyes Loved both
Joey is a wonderful person in general,met him,not realizing how BIG he is, and he told me a nasty funny joke as we stood in line at the hardwood store
You forgot my man Probert he was a beast
Lapointe was a bum. Fake tough guy too.
@@IntoTheWildFlyFishing take about 10% off there, bud
Old time hockey right here. So many great names in just this short clip.
I love the head rub at 5:20 😝
So interesting to see a precursor to the SCF later that year which was one of the best championship showdowns in the history of sports
Messier’s helmet covering his eyebrows was the best!
Best bald head disguise ever. Butch Goring took the opposite approach
Glad to see these oldie clips, thanks buddy
'94, the lead up to one of the best cup series ever..
The New York Oilers, you mean?
Lol, yup
Right after the St Louis Oilers
Wasn’t this the year that the whole city of Vancouver rioted because they lost? Lmfao
@@tehsnipatres208not lmao
@@Nickh4929wtf do you mean, 'not'??
It literally was.
How strong is the linesman Sharrers? He kept Hunter under control like he was 170 pounds.
My old buddy Jay Sharres! Handled Hunter like a boss. What a body he had. Remember once at an after softball tourney pool party the ladies couldn't keep their eyes off of him. Even the two open lesbian players! Did about 50 pullups under the diving board, only time in my life i ever wished i was gay.
Easily the strongest linesman ever 💪🤴
Kevin Gunnery i dunno, John D'Amico was one tough mofo. Not big like Jay physically but larger in attitude! Wasn't afraid to toss a player on his keister with as much force he deemed enjoyable. Although the best linesman moment i've seen is Ron Asselstine's! Here's a link to that one! www.reddit.com/r/hockey/comments/2pnqmb/bruins_fan_jumps_the_glass_jogs_towards_referee/
@@stupidas9466 😂😂😂
Momesso was one of the dirtiest SOBs I've ever seen, especially in the 1994 Stanley Cup finals. But he was only one part of a really dirty team which was a reflection of their Neanderthal of a coach. Pat Quinn was a disgrace--PERIOD.
John Davidson watching a hockey game for the first time: “they’re fighting. I don’t understand it. why are they doing that?”
if you think thats what he said , your clueless
For a guy that played in the 70s, he really is either truly clueless or he’s trolling.
Damn, this was two months before they met up in the finals that year!
The rivalry was heating up!
Ugh! 94! As a Devils fan I was crushed. Messier "we will win tonight"... smh.. stephane Matteau wrap around... can't stand the Rangers!
@@kat6789 Tough shit. We don't like you either.
@@11DNA11 Lol..next season Devils won half a cup hahaha
@@kat6789 This Isles fan can feel your pain. Swept in three in the then-best of five. I think the Isles only scored two goals in three games.
@@zzzombie888 than they won 2000 and 2003! Lol 3 cups.. 😂😂😁
Still cool that Scotty bowman brought in Joey kocur after Xmas from his beer league to play 4th line enforcer status on DETRoIT in 1997
YES!!!! LGRW!!!!
@ From getting embarrassed by an expansion team San Jose Sharks in 7 games in 1994, to being OUTWORKED in 1995 by the tougher grittier Jacque Lemer coached New Jersey Devils in 1995 who had a hot hot hot goalie Brodeur lol , to being devastated in 6 games 1996 by the former Quebec Nordiques moving to Colorado…..
The 1997 team was less pretty less flashy but battle tested and simply WAS NOT Gonna LOSE after gettin payback on Claude Lemeuix, and defeating the defending champion Colorado AVALANCHE en route to wasting the flyers in 4 games.
That SCF were tightly checked , very close four games too!!!
A little too close for my comfort at least!
But we did it…FINALLY!🥹🥹🥹🥹
Did Kypreos ever win a fight? Ever? The guy was a punching bag.
"This looks like it may get very ugly out here". Oh how I miss those days.
@@herbjergens6350 LOL Nikita Zadorov, Nazem Kadri and Gabe Landeskog would match up just fine in a fight but also be able to skate circles around them. Hockey has changed for the better
@@herbjergens6350 lol no comment 🤣
@@herbjergens6350 Fine, you want a response? You're the one that's delusional for thinking that players were "bigger and stronger" back then. They're actually stronger, faster and smarter these days.
Also, I'm not the only one who thinks hockey has changed for the better. Players aren't getting hurt as often, elongating careers, and the focus is more on skill and finesse rather than just pure strength and size. If you're into the needless fighting and bench clearing brawls, than you're the same as the "goons" back then. A dying breed, and most people are happy to see it leave the game
@Herb Jergens That is exactly why I chose to reply with no comment at first. There was no need to converse with you because you wouldn't have anything sensible to say
@@saiyansatan I think is the one that's delusional the good old days was excllent hockey to watch
Nowadays it's water down bullshit with too many teams and over paid players with no heart and soul for the game and now they're all politicians to boot
I take the seventies eighties and nineties over now a days hockey totally sucks💩💩💩
The guy in burgundy at 4:30 is so over it 😂😂
Totally forgot how great hockey was in the day
This is the hockey I miss the most.
I definitely would like to see more fights in modern hockey but I don't miss the scrums after every whistle.
@KoivuTheHab pow. right in the kisser
@KoivuTheHab I'm late to this party but am I right in assuming that "Pow!! Right in the kisser" was a fella that deleted his own comments?
If I'm wrong, and you have a nervous tick that makes you say "Pow!! Right in the Kisser", well, that would be pretty fantastic too!
@KoivuTheHab haha good work sir or ma'am!
Die hard Isles fan here. Born and raised to hate the Rangers but I have to admit I was on their side during this.
I miss those rivalries. It feels like that NHL doesn't exist anymore. Having your goons like Vukota and Baumgartner flying all over the place and fighting with Kocur and Nilan
Or even when Dave Brown was squaring off with the entire Rangers team. Nicky Fotiu. Miss that hockey
Good for you
@Sma-c3ostay woke , softie. 😅
Good job Canucks !
As much as I love today's speed and skill I miss this stuff.
Most of us dont though. Their fighting techniques are laughable and they wouldn't stand more than 10 sec in a real octagon.
@@chevallinvestisseur909put an mma fighter on skates.
@@chevallinvestisseur909stay woke softie. 😅
5:20 the usher manhandles a couple girls in the crowd!
Lmfao
And then falls down. Karma.
@@joshs4594 usher was doing his job, they were reaching over the glass rubbing Hunter's head
5:18 fan lovingly rubbing Hunter's head
that's so cute 😄
The 90s was the best for hockey, skill and toughness.
Absolutely
Lots of scrubs and dirty hits but some great hockey
No q
Hell yeah it was! I played in the 90's cause of the late 80's and Early 90's players and fighter goons like Bob Probert hell all the wings for that matter way better games! 🇺🇲🇨🇦🥁😉👍🥂🍾🍻😢
@@koensworski7499 what are you taking about ? No , todays game doesn’t hold a candle to the game back then and the amount of Hall of Famers ( found in abundance and in the apex of their careers through so many of the NHL teams . Can you count how many were present in just these two teams alone in the video ? ) . Then compare that to today where you’re lucky if there is maybe one or two hall of famers present in any given team . Who STILL in comparison to the HOF players of the 80s , 90s and early 2000s HOF STILL pale in comparison to the legends - found in abundance - who played back then . Their numbers and the battles those guys fought on the ice with the scars to boot prove it.
Todays game is a generic collective bargaining agreement league with too much revenue sharing creating a league with waaaay too much parity giving you a watered down and bloated mundane generic product . A “ pussified “ product at that with a culture of little boys who care more about their hair then they do about any hard nosed playing and fighting to administer the “ former “ laws in the ice. This was made readily convenient to such pussy players of today with the amount of rule changes to accommodate the Nancy boy players of today who would never lasted 3 min the NHL of the 70s to early 2000s .
Shit up kid you don’t know shit and I am not even in my mid 40s yet.
Back when hockey was more rough of a game and enforcers enforced that game.
The fighters were awesome. But some idiots swinging sticks.
That's not cool.
Now we get Daycare On Ice
Back when hockey games broke out at fights.
yea because swinging a stick like that is great for the game.
Yeah and today we have only tackles to head and no way to stop those rat players. Just like in society with PC culture will destroy west culture.
Reminds me of when the Red Wings and avalanche nearly had a brawl on the bench and the coaches were yelling at each other. Old time hockey!!!
Весёлые были времена. Я по ним скучаю.
Я тоже скучаю по ним 👍
You’re absolutely right, did a couple games with Jay before the NHL and he was very strong. Super nice guy as well.
That Canucks team in 93/94 was a fun one to watch. Tough and high powered offense it was hard to be more entertaining than them. Imagine a lineup facing Gino Odjick, Shawn Antoski, Tim Hunter, Sergio Momesso...even their defensemen were tough with Murzyn, Dirk and Diduck. And then when an opposition player thought they were going after some low-hanging fruit and pick on Pavel Bure they'd find out real quick and the hard way that he was not someone to be messed with either.
Ни одного элитного бойца(уровня Проберта, Твиста, МакСорли, Ларака,) в Ванкувере не было.
I agree completely. That was a great team - definitely outclassed the Rangers - no surprise there, though.
@ИгорьДубовых Donald brashear, troy crowder, gino odjick, Craig coxe, rick rypen. Just to start
@@ronwagoner8358ummm, they lost in the finals to ……….wait for it…….THE RANGERS.
Meh... we took them out in the 1st round the year before.
I’ve been collecting hockey cards since I was in elementary school, Sergio Momeso was the first card I ever got.
That ref on Hunter is a beast lol
I can't imagine what it was like to be an NHL ref or linesman in the 80's and 90's. Just insane that 3 guys were responsible for controlling 10 professional face punchers.
Should of seen the 70's 80's. 🤕🤕
The good old days of Ranger hockey!!!
Was there such a thing
@@paullagasse5504 yeah it was...
The NY Oilers
@@BRuane-pw6xq yes, I understand that there where a lot of ex Oilers on that team. But so what? What is really wrong in that?
Alexander Gustafsson Win it through your system not through the Oilers and Hawks system. 1994 cup is a cheap win. Rags dumped 95% of their team from 92 to 94 to get 8 Oilers + 6 Hawks to win it. So that!
Those were the days.
1:38 Graves is 3rd man in on a fight no penalty, next face-off 4:25 Graves is still on the ice now in another fight...
@Scotland1908 oh bs, Vancouver was out matched that entire series. They knew the only way to compete was trying to get physical, almost worked too
And John Davidson even called it. Graves was beaten up as a direct result of jumping in on the preview scrap. And rightfully so
@@wolfech1 This wasn't the playoffs, this was the end of the regular season that year
Davidson says "I don't understand it" roughly 14 times. Apparently he doesn't understand it.
Maybe Double Vision again
I’m so ecstatic that JD is back with the Rangers. Long time coming.
PoS homer.
This aged well....
im glad i was alive then to see that NHL. i never realized it was going to end.
This was an early-season skirmish between two teams that would later meet in perhaps the most epic Stanley Cup Final ever, in 1994. :-)
Old time hockey. Rags raised the cup a few weeks later.
I was at that game. It was a night to remember as a very attractive girl took me to the game. Didn't know it at the time but it was a preview of the Stanley Cup Finals that year.
80's and 90's hockey on the big C- Band Satellite Dish, usually on free wild feed channels 😂
The absolute best Hockey in my life.
Afterwards some good drop in hockey at the rink, or even some in-line out in the street.
when hockey was hockey. in kocur they had the nr1 enforcer.
Lol @ number 1 enforcer. Kocur was a bitch.
@@AgentFour2Zero proberts bitch
Thats so far from hockey, its kinda laughable how ridiculous these guys were. Bunch of jabronis who wouldn't stand 10 sec in a real UFC fight.
@chevallinvestisseur909 keep crying. You keep whining about the same shit. Cope
As a Canuck fan that lived thru that series its hard to watch this all over again. The riots it ensued were not the finest moment...
And that's why vancouver can't have fireworks celebrations, etc, anymore.
Miss this era so much.
Aghhh the good ole days..What a game
Seen Kocur smoke many self proclaimed tough guys.
Three things held him back. 1. He had no stamina. 2. He only had a right. 3. He actually punched too hard. Messed up his hand pretty good.
@@rulinghabs No stamina? Lmao!
Nothing held him back.
@@rulinghabsstamina??? It ain't 12 rounds, ffs.
I miss these days
We dont
Yeah we do. Snowflake
Rudy Poeschek got into it with Adam Graves once. He said Graves was one of the hardest punches he ever felt.
But Average Adam Graves couldn’t fight and got beat up a lot. Very much like Messier.
ghytgb What are you talking about? By who?
Wow really? Interesting
Im curious where I could find that article or clip
@@ghytgbmessier just puts you to sleep with his blind elbows,😊no need to fight.
That jump dodge was unbelievable
You should see his side swing, Croager, and inverse toad! It's double dutch to die for! PS i hope you appreciate the effort and research that went into this comment.
@@stupidas9466 Thank youuu Stu P du be Stu!
Man it got Messier than I thought.
Hunter wanted to put the Rangers In their Graves
That joke wasn't Kocur.
Better than Ronning away from a fight.
@@matthewsmith5374 last time I did that, I stubbed Matteau.
@@CoachTabe only a Morin would do that.
Best revenge was winning the Cup
I haven't heard Bookabooms name called in a long time. This was great.
Now you're lucky to have one guy who can throw ...Kocur Beukeboom Kypreos and then you've got Momesso Odjick Antoski Hunter on other side lol
That could have been a Golden Gloves card match up 😅
Odjick,Hunter,Antoski and Diduck.wow.Canucks were loaded.
bigbadbruins1 AND they went to the finals!
And not one of them dared to tangle with Kocur.
Momesso also
@@qdog568 Wooooo.
@@qdog568 Hunter had no issue ever handling Kocur. Joey KO’d guys like Eagles and KO’d deaf Kyte. His over glorified knockdowns were as credible as Coxes knockdown over him.
And if Kocur was so fucking tough, why Sergio?
Smart move by Momesso to make sure the ref was between him and Kocur before dropping the gloves.
"probably got a concussion after taking an elbow from a 235 pounder who's never been on the power-play probably in his career"....LMFAO!!
haha
Those old CCM skates look so good. They gotta bring back that style
The days of tough hockey
Sometimes just swinging like that at the guy is the best route. You could see how shocked and scared Kocur was after he luckily escaped that swing
dude....I don't think Kocur was afraid of anybody on earth
@@RobRochon look at how scared he was after his stick broke from the crosscheck and was a sitting duck
Kocur and fear don't go together.
Kocur wasn't scared. Momesso was. That's why he swung the stick. Kocur dropped the gloves and Serge got scared.
@@dallasnisbet9235Kocur broke his stick over Momesso’s back with a crosscheck. Momesso responded by trying to break Kocur’s ankle with the golf swing.
Once Hunter turned toward Messier I would have let him go.
I agree. Let Messier settle it.
Joe Loos huh let Messier settle it. Are you serious? Mess couldn’t fight for shit. Look up his fights. You won’t find many and zero with true fighters. Pussy grabs onto the weakest player during big scrums. That C on his sweater stands for Coward when it came time to rumble. No joke.
ghytgb GFY, go take on those he fought. Coward.
ghytgb Mess fought McSorley twice, real pussy right
You mean the same messier that got owned by McSorley both time’s he fought him? Messier is only scary when he is cheap shorting people with his elbows
I saw it. It was my first Stanley Cup final. I supported Canucks. Bure was very good.
The game has changed so so much..
And thank god it did !
@@chevallinvestisseur909ok Karen
Adam Graves is one of the most underrated players in NHL history! Imagine anticipating a skirmish on the ice so you put your big boys out there to handle business, one of which is a 50 GOAL SCORER!!!!!!!
Good ol hockey
Odjick , Hunter and Antoski in a lineup same game? haha, you'll never see that kind of lineup ever again.
Everyone missed Kocur's slash after the faceoff.
Crosschecks and slashes are dirty, but a two-handed baseball swing is far more dangerous, and has no place in the game, acceptable under zero circumstances. Drop 'em and invite him to center ice. Chances are a linemate will intervene if you're a Lady Byng type.
@@raypowers8083 Momesso vs Kocur? A mis-match only made close to even with a stick.
I miss this hockey
Got love the team Pat Quinn put together this year, even the heavyweight rangers had to respect
Oh ya the Rangers with that line up were a bunch of angels. I remember this game and the Rangers early in the game ran a couple of Canucks so Pat Quinn replied with the same tactics and beat the Rangers at their own game. Lol the announcers saying there was no need for this to happen.
1994
Give me a break.
Shawn Antoski was a career goon who had just fought Craig MacTavish of all people. What did the Canucks think was going to happen?
Graves alone had more talent than every guy Vancouver had out there.
@@dirtybirdambrose Really, more than Pavel Bure. Lol smoke another one.
@@donziperk Bure wasn't on the ice during any of that.
Antoski - a nothing player whose only NHL caliber skill was fighting - fought a 35-year old Craig MacTavish, *after* high-sticking him. Unsurprisingly, the Rangers took exception.
So yeah, they sent out Kocur and Kypreos and Beukeboom. Because what were they supposed to do, send out their skill guys to get jumped because Vancouver had the second change?
As it was, even *with* the second change, Momesso was such a tool, he didn't even just drop the gloves and fight Kocur. Kocur dropped his, Momesso swung his stick at him, (and missed LOL), and only dropped his gloves as the linesmen moved in so he wouldn't get worked
@@dirtybirdambrose Read my original comment, Rangers started Canucks finished it. What did the Rangers expect was going to happen.
Gotta love old school Vancouver hockey.🍻🍻🍻
Those were the good old days!!! I hated both teams but, man that was fun to watch. Hunter, Odjick and Antoski in the same lineup!!! Kocur, Wells and Kypreos!!
These days we have a bunch of social justice warrior millennial soy boys twirling around with zero body contact to speak of. Sad. Just glad we got to watch the game when it was played by real men....
Those social justice warriors was the players who got concussions and had their hockey career ended by it. Fucking idiot. No fans made hockey change. It was the players you dumbass.
@@TheBlazersfan22 Actually, it was the Marxists up in Canada who pushed for change, and now the game sucks. It's like watching boring Olympic hockey.
@@tricky92x please. don't be dumb. so you are saying Eric Lindros is a Marxist and most of the fighting players wanted head shots out cause their careers got ended fast by headshots....... yea marxists wanted the game changed so much. that russians and canadian series was most brutal games ever . and Russians love violence. and that's where Marxism came from. Your reasons are so terrible.
bringin back the good ol days with the nucks
Pat and Mike were talking about the next few years when messier would be in Vancouver.
Pat would have dropped Keenan in 2 seconds
@@dougpatterson4221 i duno man ..Keenan looks feisty! Lol ...but I gotta go with the big Irish man!
All set up by the coach that takes Odjick and Hunter off the ice...unless Quinn was saving them for a potential follow up.
milbury commenting that he doesn't understand hockey violence ? that's a classic !
That's not Mike milbury commentating
that's not milbury, r e t a r d
The toughest person on Vancouver’s bench was Pat Quinn. Everyone else was a Mary Sue.
Not sure which made me laugh more, the actual post itself or Fox Mulder posting it.
Odjick and Hunter? They'd have wreaked havoc on New York.
Hell yeeeaaahhh!!!!!
What a memory 👍👍👍
I love Keenan in this. Just check some of the stuff his teams in Vancouver did when he coached them. Such a hypocrite i.e. buffalo vs Vancouver fights
drew130 What about the stuff with Philadelphia and Chicago before NY.
Kocur rules ! From a Leafs fan .
On and off the ice,my favorite enforcer
Idk why anyone would want to fight Kocur!
Met him once and he was as nice personally off of the ice as he was mean on the ice.
You could tell Momesso didnt. Dont say I blame him either
Insomniac cements fists. Really big hands.
Because they think they have too many teeth.
There are players that would, but its a REAL small list. Probert? Rob Ray? Tony Twist cracked a dudes helmet with a punch once...
I forgot how fired up this stuff got me , its been too long!
JiM Robsons commentary would be totally different. Pft, Rangers announcers are ALMOST as bad as Bostons.
Bullshit
@@jpwjr1199 So Rangers announcers ARE as bad as Boston's? I can live with that.
@@Roof_Pizza huh huh huh Beavis
@@jpwjr1199 don't bring much to the table do you?
@@Roof_Pizza huh huh huh Beavis
That Jay Sharrers dude is a beast.
Hunter is one strong man? That friggin linesman must be pretty powerful himself. Containing an enraged guy like that. Never lost his hold on things.
Pretty easy to see it was a New York commentary. I remember seeing the same game with the Vancouver commentary team and it sure sounded different. It’s incredible how biased everyone is of course. And then they met in the finals which was pretty wild.
I miss old time hockey.
Sergio thought he was Babe Roof 😂
But I love ole fashioned brawls
Love the New York Rangers 🇺🇲✝️❤️🏒
Quinn could destroy Keenan in less than 10 seconds.
Too bad he didn't.
I doubt it. Look a keenan's eyes, there's a crazy man behind them. As the big bear Quinn went to grab him the little weasel keenan would drop down, scoot around and behind quinn, sink his teeth into Quinn's achilles tendon, and dart back out of the way. Down the one legged Quinn would go with the drooling keenan circling this way and that, pausing only to nonchalantly look away, nice day today don't you think, before striking lightning quick at the other ankle. And once both legs of the mighty Quinn are irreparably damaged, it's only a matter of time before the sneaky keenan goes for the jugular. Yup, my money would be on keenan.
Stu Pidas Quinn is a douche bag.
Except he'd have to go through Messier.
With his buttface only...
It's the only defense against Joey.🤣👊
Yeah, sure, Old Time Hockey!
Like Eddie Shore.
Legend has it the announcer still doesn’t understand it ! 🤷♂️
Lol, Momesso only drops his gloves after the linesman step in. Kocur would have murdered him.
That stick jump was dope. The linesman saved momessos life after he missed kocer
Yup!
@@joshuabrunk6672 as I have stated before, Momesso is still sending the zeb, chocolates, from the disaster that Jackhammer could do
swing at 4:10
5:18 fan's hand rubs Hunter's head from over the glass!! 😂😂
u know today that'd be an instant lifetime trespass from the arena and maybe even criminal charges
How the hell did Sergio Momesso become an NHL player?
well maybe look at his junior stats. or if you are a millennial ask someone or the government to do it for you.