Ice Hockey - Sweden 0 - 3 Canada - Men's Full Gold Medal Match | Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics

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  • @Ronneh011
    @Ronneh011 4 года назад +31

    This was the most dominate performance I've ever since in any hockey game. Very controlled and professional by the whole Canadian team, it doesn't get any better than this.

    • @TheHilltopPillbox
      @TheHilltopPillbox 3 года назад +2

      I remember watching this, and I was so confident Canada would win after the 1st period. They were absolutely flawless. It was like watching a clinic.

    • @mensrea1251
      @mensrea1251 2 года назад +3

      Arguably the greatest team that Canada (and perhaps any team) has ever assembled.

    • @KP-wt8qr
      @KP-wt8qr Год назад +3

      2014 team Canada was one of the greatest teams ever put together, the defensive dominance was remarkable, usually Canadian teams are known for high scoring but they were low scoring and just smothering defensive hockey, it was masterclass.

  • @fdannn6926
    @fdannn6926 8 лет назад +30

    49:05 to 50:54 is the most dominating stretch of hockey I have ever seen.

  • @CB-lh4ph
    @CB-lh4ph 9 лет назад +119

    It would be nice if you wouldnt put the final score in the title...

    • @vanessa9307
      @vanessa9307 9 лет назад +6

      IKR I'm trying to find one that doesn't have a score

    • @greasethedisabler1407
      @greasethedisabler1407 6 лет назад +16

      Oh gee were you living in a cave before you posted that comment?

    • @rickhopper2732
      @rickhopper2732 3 года назад

      Lol for real...

  • @gertfredrikson4584
    @gertfredrikson4584 3 года назад +10

    Never seen a Canadian national team let their determination to win be so tempered by disciplin and accuracy. They took care of any possibility that lucky bounces would allow an opponent to gain momentum in this short tournament on big ice. Undeniable effort, nothing could have stopped them this time. Hat Off!

    • @jaybob9317
      @jaybob9317 4 месяца назад

      All the Canadian players on this team were NHL superstars wearing a "C" or an "A" on their jerseys. It was the greatest hockey team of all time.

  • @maeganclemo5201
    @maeganclemo5201 8 лет назад +35

    I remember waking up at 4 am to watch this in BC. My kids woke up 30 mins later and would not go back to bed LMAO

    • @coledevlin1455
      @coledevlin1455 8 лет назад +7

      My dad woke up at the same time. I just counted score by how many cheers he did.

    • @111oooo
      @111oooo 7 лет назад

      Me too

  • @mattb9351
    @mattb9351 9 лет назад +44

    I have nothing but respect for Sweden. A great country with a great hockey program.

    • @glxxmy4244
      @glxxmy4244 9 лет назад +2

      +Diamond Vault ty im from sweden

    • @Swdnn1
      @Swdnn1 8 лет назад

      +IMORŦΔL More like top 5

    • @vrob7
      @vrob7 8 лет назад

      +IMORŦΔL more like top 3

    • @sarban1653
      @sarban1653 8 лет назад

      Yeah, but they're flooding their country with Blacks and West Asians who don't like hockey. Swedes are going to become a minority in Sweden in 10 years.

    • @ttbtv6266
      @ttbtv6266 8 лет назад

      More like top 2 xD just look at their defence, impressive!

  • @MrClowe8
    @MrClowe8 10 лет назад +86

    This announcer is way too slow for hockey. He was like five plays behind all the time

    • @zarroaster2886
      @zarroaster2886 6 лет назад +9

      Clearly a soccer... sorry "football" announcer. way too used to trying to make a sport more entertaining than it is.

    • @Fnargl99
      @Fnargl99 4 года назад +1

      I watch this for the play-by-play guy. he's too funny.

    • @ronmailloux8655
      @ronmailloux8655 4 года назад +1

      its the crowd too..so quiet ......nothing like a north american rink

    • @princeofpop8
      @princeofpop8 3 года назад

      Eh. I still go for Jim Hughson and Craig Simpson of CBC for this.

    • @thefozzybear
      @thefozzybear 4 месяца назад

      He's a soccer play-by-play announcer.

  • @marilyncatterall402
    @marilyncatterall402 7 лет назад +18

    This Canadian team could arguably be the best team to ever take the ice, such depth in every position.

    • @coreygray3502
      @coreygray3502 3 года назад +2

      Not bad eh!

    • @krimpoo
      @krimpoo Год назад

      As dominant as they were in this game and the entire tourney my money on best team ever is still the 87 canada cup...have a look at that roster again and marvel at how many super star/hall of famer/all time best ever players they had.
      Imagine mario and gretzky having a go at this olympic team with coffey and bourque helping them from the back end :)
      RW Glenn Anderson
      D Ray Bourque
      D Paul Coffey
      D Doug Crossman
      RW Kevin Dineen
      G Grant Fuhr
      RW Mike Gartner
      C Doug Gilmour
      LW Michel Goulet
      C Wayne Gretzky
      D Craig Hartsburg
      C Dale Hawerchuk
      G Ron Hextall
      G Kelly Hrudey
      RW Claude Lemieux
      C Mario Lemieux
      F Mark Messier
      D Larry Murphy
      D James Patrick
      LW Brian Propp
      D Normand Rochefort
      C Brent Sutter
      RW Rick Tocchet

    • @mwrench4185
      @mwrench4185 Год назад

      @@krimpoo I'd say as far as team defense goes, this 2014 squad was the best ever. Flawless all tournament.

  • @canadastrongeh3047
    @canadastrongeh3047 10 лет назад +105

    2010's finals were better than this one.

    • @PapaJenkinz
      @PapaJenkinz 9 лет назад +14

      because it was in canada

    • @doublestrokeroll
      @doublestrokeroll 9 лет назад +24

      ***** no....because it was a better game

    • @PapaJenkinz
      @PapaJenkinz 9 лет назад +12

      doublestrokeroll true but also because it was in canada

    • @PapaJenkinz
      @PapaJenkinz 9 лет назад +2

      ***** 2014 Sochi team was but men's hockey in the Olympics in 2010 was better

    • @doublestrokeroll
      @doublestrokeroll 9 лет назад +4

      ***** Yes it was....but the games were boring. 10 was a much more exciting games.

  • @janssenmccormick7824
    @janssenmccormick7824 4 года назад +5

    Bergeron's shift @4:50 just showing why he's one of the best two way forwards of all time.

  • @kimle2796
    @kimle2796 10 лет назад +15

    Congrats to Team Sweden & Team Finland in winning the silver and bronze medal. Well earned medals by both teams. Unfortunately our neighbour to the south of us gave up in the bronze game. What a shame for hockey.

    • @bobguy1903
      @bobguy1903 9 лет назад

      Kim Le Or Finland is just a better nation in hockey.

  • @XxKcookiez29
    @XxKcookiez29 10 лет назад +237

    Hockey will, and always will be, CANADA'S sport.

    • @donutsubscribe3751
      @donutsubscribe3751 10 лет назад +3

      Usa has more top notch prospects than Canada atm

    • @XxKcookiez29
      @XxKcookiez29 10 лет назад +10

      Play List Top Notch prospects? Lmao, so? In general, Canada destroys Usa.

    • @bp9392
      @bp9392 10 лет назад +1

      Play List Google searching names. Nice. Clearly you don't know anything about hockey. Cherry picking American names doesn't discount the plethora of Canadian names. You randomly associate many players as top 5 prospects, which they are not.
      Eichel and Hanifan, along with along with Matthews are top 5 prospects. The first 2 are come after Connor McDavid, but Hanifin might fall out of the top 5. He had a bad World Juniors, and he is 2nd or 3rd best among freshman defencemen, behind Jordan Gross and at the same level as, or behind Brandon Montour. Marner and Crouse can likely surpass him as #3 and/or #4, with Strome and Barzal right there for #5 or #6 (these 2 not ahead of Hanifin though.
      Matthews is the only surefire top pick in 2016. However, it is way too early to even consider anyone else. If you want to throw out names, Clague, Chychrun, Fabbro, Steel, Green, Howden and Benson can all slide into the top 5 for Canada, but again it is way too early to tell; 1 and a half years away.

    • @donutsubscribe3751
      @donutsubscribe3751 10 лет назад

      Google searching? There's something called prospect forums, "and mock drafts".... 3/4 of the scouts voted Hanifan as the number three best prospect in the draft..Most of these kids have broken records, and are receiving Crosby-like attention. Wise for example even though he's only 14 he has broken the QC Int PW AA Elite scoring record, and is the most hyped player in the 2000s... Dhooghe? he has already committed to Ohio State Univ, and is being called the next patrick kane, putting up patrick kane type numbers at a similar age...Max Jones was the leading scorer at the u17 champions... Wahlstorm is the youngest player to make NCAA hockey commitment (scholarship)..www.draftsite.com/nhl/mock-draft/2016/ ..... hfboards.hockeysfuture.com/index.php .... www.eliteprospects.com/draftcenter.php?year=2017 .... try reading for once

    • @bp9392
      @bp9392 10 лет назад

      Play List Please continue using the unqualified opinions of those on forums and conducting mock drafts before there is even a draft order.
      I said Hanifin _might_ fall out of the top 5, not that he wasn't the 3rd best player. He has hurt his stock lately, which _could_ push him out of the top 5. Too significant of drop? Remember Seth Jones dropping 3? Hanifin however is still a top 5 (#3-5) prospect, with Crouse and Marner, who have clearly established themselves in the top 5. Also, please link _the scouts._
      Oh really? Crosby like attention? I hear people in the streets clamouring about Wise, Jones, Kirwan, Day, Chychrun (who's Canadian), Wahlstrom, Anderson, Dhooghe, Gildon and Keller. Oh yeah, no one is. Crosby like attention is when Wayne Gretzky says you are the best player he's seen since Mario Lemieux. Crosby like attention is when you are heiled as "The Next One." The men who were: Lindros, Crosby, Kessel, Tavares, McDavid and Eichel. None of the above, Wise to Keller, receive any sort of attention whatsoever. That is you making a comment to hype those players in an attempt to convince me to thinking you are right.
      Jake Wise generated absolutely no attention in the time period of 2000 to 2009. I put 100% faith in that statement. You're high off something. You sound like a machine spitting out the internet. Anyways, Barzal broke the point scoring record at 12 or 13 years of age. It is a league that has yet to provide any NHL talent in its history.
      Just because he puts up Patrick Kane numbers doesn't automatically mean he's Patrick Kane. In fact, he isn't even close to Crosby or Kane. Dhooghe may strike as a Grimaldi, but as a mid to late round pick, 5-6 year development project, and then either a top 6 star, or a bust, but the top 6 remark is being generous. His height is an issue as well. Looking at the 30 shortest players in the league, there is a 6/30 chance he makes it as a regular, and 1/30 chance he truly plays at a level of Crosby, or Kane. This is with adjusted growth between the next 3 and 5 years. If you want a Patrick Kane, look for Jeremy Bracco; late-1st, early 2nd round pick.
      We're still a year and a half away from the 2016 draft. Max Jones today may very well be a top 5. But that could all change in a year. There are surefire #1's, but not top 5's. Austin Matthews is the former, no one is the latter for sure. Just look at for example, the 2000 draft until 2014. 2000 had Dipietro, Heatley and Gaborik, 2006 had E.Johnson, J.Staal and Toews. Any one of them could have been drafted first overall. None of them could have been predicted 1.5 years before. 1.5 before, you could with Ovechkin and Malkin in '04, Crosby in '05, Stamkos in '08, Tavares in '09, and McDavid and Eichel in '15. No more than that, do to the sheer difficulty and constant changes. Even with surefires, you have Jones going from #2 at the start, to #1 late in the season, to #2 heading in, to #4 leaving the draft.
      Is Wahlstrom playing as a Swedish or American international? Looks good from numbers, even if he's 383rd in scoring, he is very young. It's premature to judge him at the moment. He needs two more years before we can begin. I'd slot him as an early, early, early prospect for 2018 when he's eligible.

  • @momsspaghetti9970
    @momsspaghetti9970 10 лет назад +3

    thank you for putting this up on youtube

  • @colkilgore100
    @colkilgore100 5 лет назад +22

    Canadian team was the most skilled, fastest, disciplined, cohesive, defensively capable, powerful team to ever take the ice anywhere, anytime.

    • @krimpoo
      @krimpoo Год назад

      These are great debates but my money is still on the 87 canada cup team....just imagine them playing this olympic team....epic.
      Imagine mario/gretzky/messier/bourque/coffey coming down on pietrangolo/keith....if i had to bet i would take the 87's :)
      RW Glenn Anderson
      D Ray Bourque
      D Paul Coffey
      D Doug Crossman
      RW Kevin Dineen
      G Grant Fuhr
      RW Mike Gartner
      C Doug Gilmour
      LW Michel Goulet
      C Wayne Gretzky
      D Craig Hartsburg
      C Dale Hawerchuk
      G Ron Hextall
      G Kelly Hrudey
      RW Claude Lemieux
      C Mario Lemieux
      F Mark Messier
      D Larry Murphy
      D James Patrick
      LW Brian Propp
      D Normand Rochefort
      C Brent Sutter
      RW Rick Tocchet

  • @coolvania
    @coolvania 2 года назад +4

    19:33 0-1 🇨🇦
    58:17 0-2 🇨🇦
    1:21:39 0-3 🇨🇦

  • @ericwh8679
    @ericwh8679 8 лет назад +9

    Watching Weber playing with Price you can get a look what its gonna look like in montreal i love it!

    • @zarroaster2886
      @zarroaster2886 6 лет назад +3

      LMFAO... how did THAT work out for ya?

    • @clark85
      @clark85 3 года назад

      @@zarroaster2886 they made the finals

  • @mgraysonhay
    @mgraysonhay 10 лет назад +2

    Awesome game. What a performance by Canada. So glad I woke up for this amazing moment in Canadian hockey history!

  • @gilliancampbell6759
    @gilliancampbell6759 10 лет назад +57

    Disinfect777, Canada did not win the gold medal because Sweden was missing their best players or the refs were Canadian, they won because they were the better team!

    • @cg891109
      @cg891109 9 лет назад +2

      Gillian Campbell im just saying, it would have been 4-3 to sweden if they had, zetterberg, h sedin, backstrom, franzen and hedman, loads more of missing players to mention.

    • @Thenakedfinisher
      @Thenakedfinisher 5 лет назад +4

      @@cg891109 whatever,making excuses, what if,what if,

    • @rwt2320
      @rwt2320 4 года назад

      @@Thenakedfinisher Theres a difference between making excuses and pointing out obvious injustices. It's a fact that sweden was not at their strongest

    • @gertfredrikson4584
      @gertfredrikson4584 3 года назад

      @@cg891109 No, no Swedish team would have won this time, when Canada excelled in playing as we often do in Sweden all for the team a well thought out game plan that everyone sticks to, not taking any penalties. Just doing good things, attention to detail, focus on what we can do and let the statistics work it out. When Canada and all their broad hockey tradition, with their best players bye into that, we are screewed. Our hope is that this time was the first time it happened and it maybe takes a while befor it happens again.

    • @zjean3417
      @zjean3417 3 года назад +1

      @@rwt2320 Did you see how stacked Canada's team was? Even with all those players Canada would have won.

  • @colkilgore100
    @colkilgore100 7 лет назад +9

    This Canadian team was probably the most powerful team to ever take to the ice, any time, any place. They'd have beaten the Leaf dynasty of the 60's, the Hab
    flying circuses of the 70's, the Isle and Oiler teams of the 80's. It's not even close, these guys could have made it 10-0 had they wanted. The Swedes were lucky
    to get the puck into the Canadian zone.

    • @JaytonVAV
      @JaytonVAV 4 года назад +1

      I'm aware this is 2 years old but Salt lake city Olympic Canadian team was just as if not more dominant

  • @jennifere.259
    @jennifere.259 8 лет назад +30

    SO weird hearing a British accent calling hockey, LOL

  • @CowsR4me
    @CowsR4me 9 лет назад +27

    The announcers are so funny.

  • @raran44
    @raran44 8 лет назад +13

    THANK YOU CAREY PRICE!

  • @fadedv145
    @fadedv145 8 лет назад +10

    The Canada Team looks like they are not even trying lol

  • @emmabellarobert455
    @emmabellarobert455 10 лет назад +7

    Proud of Canada love you Crosby;)

  • @zjean3417
    @zjean3417 3 года назад +2

    Revisiting this game and I am absolutely amazed how stacked this canadian team was. Holy

    • @johnstimson157
      @johnstimson157 3 года назад

      Would have easily been 2-0 if not for Henrik Lunberg

    • @ariccua6101
      @ariccua6101 3 года назад

      Beijing is going to see NHLers again. Canada will have McDavid and co. Sweden could have Pettersson and Nylander.

  • @ekaterinaa.5249
    @ekaterinaa.5249 10 лет назад +4

    Canada is the best!!!!! Absolutely amazing, as always! So proud to be Canadian! :)

  • @Oxidize
    @Oxidize 9 месяцев назад

    Mad respect to the Canadian team. They didn’t throw their equipment when they won

  • @fmoriss
    @fmoriss 8 лет назад +3

    One of the greatest Hockey team ever. Canada dominated this game, Sweden almost had no scoring chances.

  • @SpyBhoy
    @SpyBhoy 10 лет назад +41

    Sochi needs the commentators from NHL hockey...
    They don't have the charisma

    • @pokemonlatias1
      @pokemonlatias1 10 лет назад +1

      Yes they do! That would make these games so much better!

    • @JKSK8ERLIVE
      @JKSK8ERLIVE 10 лет назад

      Hahaha Jack Edwards and Daryl Reaugh would be funny . I think Pat Foley and Eddie O would be a great pair

    • @muhonen2
      @muhonen2 10 лет назад

      And better crowd

    • @Fnargl99
      @Fnargl99 6 лет назад

      @@pokemonlatias1 I watch this because of the commentators. it's hilarious

  • @innismor11
    @innismor11 10 лет назад +8

    I guess it's a good thing Stamkos and Tavares sat this one out.
    It was enough of a blow-out as it was.

    • @innismor11
      @innismor11 10 лет назад

      *****
      Ummm... you go ahead and tell the Swedes they were in the game .... just be ready to duck. They'll think you're being sarcastic and will want to wallop you one.

    • @tomtrh
      @tomtrh 10 лет назад

      ***** 7-1, 7-2...blowouts??? No sir!! LOL I was a huge World Hockey Association fan. 12-3! THAT sir, was a blowout!!! This British fellow was used to 3-nil footy blowouts!

  • @joelgustavsson4605
    @joelgustavsson4605 10 лет назад +3

    Before the game we had a small chanche by winning the gold, But then Bäckström got suspended and we didnt even had a small chanche. But even with Sedin, Bäckström, Franzén and Zetterberg Canada had won 7 games out of 10. But we did it good in the final, i wounder what would happened if Nyquist shot in the post would go in...
    Proud Swedish

  • @jaybob9317
    @jaybob9317 5 лет назад +5

    It was like a AAA world class hockey team getting a hockey lesson by the gods.

    • @jaybob9317
      @jaybob9317 4 месяца назад

      Yeah, that’s exactly that, a hockey lesson from the Gods.

  • @alysse5
    @alysse5 10 лет назад +1

    It's very useful for me because I am a student want to good at English and of course Ice Hockey is my favorite sports ^^

  • @djdoyboy11HHCL
    @djdoyboy11HHCL 9 лет назад +13

    Carey Price won this game for Canada

    • @thomasgittens8548
      @thomasgittens8548 8 лет назад

      :-) :-)

    • @chendu5
      @chendu5 8 лет назад

      he did ezpz weber and price won that game byt hemselve

  • @iggystompbarnyard
    @iggystompbarnyard Месяц назад

    This 2014 Team Canada played about as perfect hockey as you can get against a very formidable Team Sweden. Beautiful game.

  • @mojabaka
    @mojabaka 2 года назад

    I‘ll always be rooting for Sweden in hockey. I love how offensively they play at every tournament.

  • @AlexTheOilersFan
    @AlexTheOilersFan 8 лет назад +13

    Just think, in a few years Connor McDavid and Sidney Crosby will be playing for team Canada at the 2018 Winter Olympics

    • @vrob7
      @vrob7 8 лет назад +5

      if the NHL allows it's players to go...

    • @RevanBC
      @RevanBC 8 лет назад +1

      McDavid is on Team North America

    • @Hauntz3124
      @Hauntz3124 8 лет назад

      High Mungus he said in 2018 not in 2016 :P

    • @coolnhlfan1
      @coolnhlfan1 8 лет назад +1

      World Cup was disappointing..
      Olympics has more teams
      WAAYY better jerseys
      and way more revenue.

    • @Fnargl99
      @Fnargl99 7 лет назад

      If only your were right

  • @whateverpbk
    @whateverpbk 10 лет назад +11

    I haven't ever seen Tre kronor being outplayed like this, almost didn't think it was possible. But apparently Canada is top dog no doubt about it. Congrats on the olympic gold Canda.

    • @whateverpbk
      @whateverpbk 10 лет назад

      *****
      Three Crowns is Tre Kronor in swedish the name of the national team, hence the jerseys

    • @ardemua
      @ardemua 9 лет назад

      +whateverpbk Russia usually outplays Sweden.

    • @whateverpbk
      @whateverpbk 9 лет назад

      +ardemua Yes Russia has a slight advantage on Sweden but not like this. Even if you are Russian you must admit that Canada is number one. Russia hasn't won an olympic gold since 92 I think.

  • @Fishlover-lt7cf
    @Fishlover-lt7cf 8 лет назад +3

    Interesting for the 1st hockey match I've ever seen...Go canada✊

  • @innismor11
    @innismor11 10 лет назад +8

    Canada should be allowed to send a B-Team as well .....
    Gold and Silver then.
    Plus, it would make for a better Gold Medal Final.

  • @timholm4984
    @timholm4984 7 лет назад +4

    the best hockey in olympics are USA VS CANADA! and yes i am from sweden

  • @VariousityVEVO
    @VariousityVEVO 10 лет назад +9

    CANADA IS THE BEST!!!

  • @Mitch91PyroisB0SS
    @Mitch91PyroisB0SS 6 лет назад +1

    His has to be the best canadian men’s hockey team to take the ice so dominate no team had a chance

  • @politicalbandwagon4989
    @politicalbandwagon4989 3 года назад +1

    That hit at 1:02:19, I’m just wondering why that was only two minutes. I mean, it doesn’t really matter cause we won but it was a hit from behind resulting in blood. In the nhl I think that’s five, they might use different rules in international hockey.

  • @thomasdaintree3089
    @thomasdaintree3089 3 года назад +2

    Don’t get me wrong I’ll back my Canada any day, but lundqvist played his heart out in this game. (Sorry I know I butchered his name)

  • @minecraft2488
    @minecraft2488 10 лет назад +7

    Go Canada Go

  • @tomf2953
    @tomf2953 10 лет назад +2

    This is what superiority looks like. 3 goals allowed in the tournament. And here I thought the European teams were supposed to know how to play strategically on the big ice. Thank goodness Canada and their skill destroyed the "trap" systems that less talented teams employ when they know they can't match up. I think the only team that matched up ok against the Canucks was Finland. Much tougher than the Swedes.

  • @tomf2953
    @tomf2953 10 лет назад

    Look at me... I'm proud of 2 gold medals in the World Juniors . But we have the most SILVER medals ever!!!! WhoooHoooo!!!

  • @АлексейЖуков-й4я
    @АлексейЖуков-й4я 5 лет назад +1

    Канадцы, как всегда лучшие!

  • @krimpoo
    @krimpoo Год назад

    Great game...terrible commentators. Too bad we couldn't get the canadian feed but happy to at least have this.

  • @keil97
    @keil97 10 лет назад +1

    I am actually pretty stoked on this play by play guy. I can't exactly explain why. Perhaps because it sounds so much like play by play on a soccer game and I'm unlikely to ever hear the play by play of a World Cup Final featuring a Canadian side. If you just listen and don't watch you could almost picture it's a soccer game. I admit though I may have been less than impressed if this was my only option to watch on the morning of the game.

  • @xrjmenkox6761
    @xrjmenkox6761 9 лет назад +6

    go canada go

  • @someduder
    @someduder 10 лет назад +8

    Well, Canada is a big country and has alot of people, and Sweden is small and has got mouch les people, but from that little country has those great hockey players come from.

    • @tomf2953
      @tomf2953 10 лет назад +4

      ok... bro... let's look at Canada's population... More than 60% are visible minorites... meaning out of the 35 million, 20 million are First generation immigrants that haven't got a clue what ice is, let alone hockey. So, out of the remaining 15 million, we have enough talented players to field three or four competitive teams in the olympics... Team Sweden, ONE only!!! lol

    • @PrometheusPhamarus
      @PrometheusPhamarus 10 лет назад +1

      Tom F
      Read up on registred player..not population only..read up on hockey h alls.

    • @PrometheusPhamarus
      @PrometheusPhamarus 10 лет назад

      Mulli Gan
      There are more variables to bring forth a country of good hockey players, culture and tradition and economics...china haven´t had the same tradition or economics in order to bring forth
      a good hockey nation, regarding economics..in the future we might see them therem If they decide to balance their population to start playing hockey rather than ping pong that is:)
      if no such variables...Canada would have won all the time over sweden, or should I say russia.
      russia had it going because extreme investment in a completly different form in the 80´ ...the big red machine.

    • @PrometheusPhamarus
      @PrometheusPhamarus 10 лет назад

      o D a n i e l
      Read up on hockey halls and registred players

    • @PrometheusPhamarus
      @PrometheusPhamarus 10 лет назад

      *****
      population is several millions more than sweden ..also, don´t put it in regards to africa..where they in many cases don´t have snow or food on the table nor water to drink.

  • @fayepellegrini7582
    @fayepellegrini7582 6 лет назад

    awesome game, thanks for posting

  • @hialeahkid2
    @hialeahkid2 10 лет назад

    I agree with Matt Stati. Best team Canada ever, at least how they played. 2002 may have been the best personel though.

  • @DoinThupidThings
    @DoinThupidThings 8 лет назад

    The Swedish coach was recently voted as the best looking man in Sweden

  •  11 месяцев назад

    Loui Erickson possibly the vancouver Canucks most underwhelming trade in history

  • @Fnargl99
    @Fnargl99 5 лет назад

    I always comeback to listen to this commentator. Its too funny

  • @TPSFANI13
    @TPSFANI13 10 лет назад +5

    UK announcers ??

  • @b3rn1er
    @b3rn1er 10 лет назад +6

    Team Canada 2014, best hockey team ever

    • @tonygambino5905
      @tonygambino5905 10 лет назад +1

      hahahha. Not ever. But a great team. The Soviet Union had the best teams ever.

    • @tonygambino5905
      @tonygambino5905 9 лет назад

      *****
      Completely untrue. The best Soviet team was their 1981 team, which smoked Canada in the Canada Cup by a score of 8-1. I stand by this as the greatest team of all time. Any team that beats Canada's best, including Wayne Gretzky, Bossy, Lafleur, etc. by a score like that ON CANADIAN ice with a smaller rink and NHL refs...That NHL All Star Team had 20 future hall of famers, the most EVER, in any sport, in history, on one team. And the Soviets didn't just beat them, they embarrassed them. Just 2 years earlier they buried the NHL All Stars 6-0. Those are blowouts. Canada won in 1976 but the Soviets only brought 7 of their top players that year. Canada won in 1984 but Tretiak had retired by then. 1987 was a great win for Canada. Keep in mind all of those games were played on Canadian ice with NHL refs. Very different game. Overall if you include Superseries, Canada Cups and Challenge Cups and any game of Soviets vs NHLers the USSR won 59% of the games. I studied every single series and every single game played between the 2 because my 2nd cousin was Vladimir Myshkin, the goalie who shut out the NHL All Stars 6-0 in 1979.

    • @tonygambino5905
      @tonygambino5905 9 лет назад

      You can try empty boasting if you will, but that' s not at all what history shows. You want medal charts? Since the Soviets came into hockey in the 1950's, they have 7 golds and 1 for the Unified Team. Canada has 3 golds in that same period. And tell yourself whatever you have to with the NHL All Stars, that's lame and you know it. There was one player who was not Canadian on that team, Borje Salming. It had the largest number of Hall of Famers EVER on a team, and they were all Canadian. So if that's not a representation of Canada I don't know what is. Because the jersey said NHL instead of Canada? Sure buddy. The Soviets were better. And if you won't take my word for it, take Wayne Gretzky's. He himself said it in his autobiography, that the Soviets had better hockey during the 1970's and 1980's.
      Also not sure why you say the Soviets only one ONE best on best tournament. They won the 1974 games against the WHA all stars. Of course you will say that wasn't best on best, but then I have to say that the 1976 Soviet team was not their best since they did not even bring their top 2 lines. Tretiak sat out the '84 tournament so that can't be counted as their best either. You see, you can always find SOMEONE who wasn't on the team. The World Championships from 1977 on included NHLers. Esposito, Gretzky, Messier, Coffey, all those guys played on those teams, and the Soviets always beat them. Its not even close. Since 1950 when the Soviets started playing hockey they have won more World Titles, more Olympic Golds, and its not even close. No one outside Canada believes Canada was better than Soviet hockey so you just sound ridiculous and like the typical arrogant Canadian when you start saying that.

    • @tonygambino5905
      @tonygambino5905 9 лет назад

      *****
      Without canada's best athletes? Good one. The US can say that though for sure. Not even its second tier athletes play hockey. Its basically the kids who aren't big enough, strong enough, fast enough, resilient enough, or tough enough who play hockey. Otherwise they play American football, play basketball, or even soccer over hockey.

  • @paulaspen4257
    @paulaspen4257 10 лет назад

    One has to follow college hockey to find a play by play call as good as this guy.

  • @408Magenta
    @408Magenta 10 лет назад

    Fairly good hockey. That's the way it goes - "sometimes da puck goes in and sometimes da puck does not go in"! Glad that it was clean and sporting.

  • @20thCenturySir
    @20thCenturySir 10 лет назад +2

    These are the top five countries in men's hockey in my humble opinion based on past olympics and the nhl, khl Swedish hockey leage etc.
    1. Canada (of course)
    2. USA
    3. Sweden
    4. Russia
    5. Finland

    • @IH8GERMANZ
      @IH8GERMANZ 10 лет назад +1

      1Canada
      2Sweden
      3Russia (amazing players who cant play together)
      4USA
      5Czech republic

    • @PrometheusPhamarus
      @PrometheusPhamarus 10 лет назад

      CzyJaKurwaLubieTruskawki?
      1.canada
      2.sweden
      3.russia
      4.usa
      5.finland
      Sweden Is ranked no 1 by the IHF, based on the latest placement in olympics and world championships, it isn´t I who makes that list, but it will most likely change with the next evaluation..and you can argue about the list sure...and I really don´t agree, but it is the way the measurement are set up.

    • @superbob3331
      @superbob3331 10 лет назад +1

      USA better then FInland and sweden finlnd beat us easily 5 0.

    • @donutsubscribe3751
      @donutsubscribe3751 10 лет назад

      superbob3331 Usa didn't try that match, it was gold or nothing

    • @superbob3331
      @superbob3331 9 лет назад +1

      Play List Well neither did Finland but theory can beat them without trying if they lost by that many goals it means there not as good.

  • @masqerader
    @masqerader 9 лет назад +1

    So weird hearing British commentator.
    In any event, great game. Sweden is the team I root for after my Canadians.

  • @HareBrahs
    @HareBrahs 10 лет назад +4

    Theres only one team/country that can lose 4 of their best players and still be the best, and thats Canada. Certainly not Sweden, we lost Zetterberg, Franzen, one of the Sedins, Backstrom - to many of our key players gone. And thats way to many to make a dent in a Olympic Canadian team.. Well deserved gold medal to Canada..

    • @jimmypye4460
      @jimmypye4460 6 лет назад

      and as of 2019, Sedin and the others in the World Cup of Hockey were beaten handily by teenager rookies. So sick of Swede excuses, claims of cheating, crying foul. There is no nation on earth so full of excuses and so much in denial about things. That's exactly why Sweden never wins when it counts...because they're too busy making excuses.

  • @spencerdecola3648
    @spencerdecola3648 10 лет назад +2

    Kunitz played a great game

  • @pinoko999999999
    @pinoko999999999 9 лет назад +1

    SWEのErik Karlsson、めっちゃ男前やね!素敵~

  • @jimmypye4460
    @jimmypye4460 6 лет назад +4

    Let me sound like a Swede: The score could easily have been 10-0 if not for the bad refereeing and bad bounces that Canada experienced during this game. Sweden is lucky to have not been embarrassed far worse than they were.

  • @hotfella4659
    @hotfella4659 8 лет назад

    yaass goodjob canada greetins from finland

  • @kevp9601
    @kevp9601 9 лет назад

    I Agree with the 875 Likes, Ice hockey: Ice hockey is a contact team sport played on ice, usually in a rink, in which two teams of skaters use their sticks to shoot a vulcanized rubber puck into their opponent's net to score points. Ice hockey teams usually consist of four lines of three forwards, three forwards, three pairs of defencemen, and two goaltenders. Normally, each team has five players who skate up and down the ice trying to take the puck and score a goal against the opposing team. and I also heard that on Wikipedia the Free Encyclopedia that it states that Team members: 6 per side (including goaltender). ;-)

  • @ryanbeckett9071
    @ryanbeckett9071 10 лет назад +3

    Hate to say it as a US citizen, but deserved tournament win for Team Canada.

    • @Thenakedfinisher
      @Thenakedfinisher 5 лет назад

      Hate to what? We deserve and win most championships,

  • @Badlut
    @Badlut 5 лет назад

    Why do you put the final score in the title?

  • @camfg8908
    @camfg8908 Год назад

    I don't understand how Sweden was so horribly anemic that day. At some point it looked like they didn't even try to win the game. Of course Canada was great, but earlier they had also tough games, against Latvia, USA and Finland.

  • @bobgibson4913
    @bobgibson4913 10 лет назад

    Great Game Plan by the Coaching Staff of Team Canada.

  • @dirtmerchant16
    @dirtmerchant16 10 лет назад +14

    It looks like hockey. But I swear I hear... soccer?

  • @ChunLiKasumi
    @ChunLiKasumi 9 лет назад +5

    For those who don't understand why Canada won, let me explain:
    There were 2 strategies that Canada was using, the cycle game and the rapid shift switching. The cycle game is based on the principle that the puck will always move faster than the players, therefore, as long as you keep the puck cycling around the opponent's goal, the defense has more ground to cover and have to constantly try to get themselves between the goalie and the puck. But cycle game requires team work, meaning players cannot be selfish, meaning there is no "I" in team. The second strategy is rapid shift switching. By changing shifts roughly every 2 minutes, you give players on the bench roughly 6 to 8 minutes to rest, thus when they go out for their next shift, they will be fresh again and can go 100% for 2 minutes again. Thus in the 3rd period, the puck was rarely in the Canadian zone. This was actually used against the Canada vs US game with similar results, near the end of second period and for most of the third period, the US players were exhausted.

    • @Terminator6364
      @Terminator6364 9 лет назад

      ChunLiKasumi the biggest reason they won, was that Canada has the best players. Compare the lineups and you will find out not even 3 players in sweden are good enough to play with Canda.

    • @howtohockeytraining
      @howtohockeytraining 9 лет назад +1

      +ChunLiKasumi pro's change about every 45 seconds, rapid shift changes would be every 30

    • @jonnyswab12
      @jonnyswab12 8 лет назад

      +How To Hockey - Coach Jeremy You are correct!
      Babcock stated his plan to the Canadian media for rapid shift changes that consist of 30-40 seconds.
      A 2 minute shift on Olympic ice would be ridiculous and very draining on the individuals stamina.

  • @ldhorricks
    @ldhorricks 8 лет назад +1

    My god the British play by play is just horrendous...for all the critics of this Canadian team, this final and how they played overall...this and the 2015 World Championships may have been the most dominant Canadian teams in Canadian international history.

  • @MegaWolfgang
    @MegaWolfgang 10 лет назад

    What telecast was this? I don't recognize the voices?

  • @EdMcStinko
    @EdMcStinko 7 лет назад +1

    The English commentator was pretty good.

  • @greatblue69
    @greatblue69 7 лет назад +1

    LET'S GO CANADA

  • @justawinddown
    @justawinddown 6 месяцев назад

    Is the commentary being done from someone's cubicle during lunch?

  • @ASMR-XI-ZUI
    @ASMR-XI-ZUI 9 лет назад

    that looks so fun. where can i join as a beginner?

    • @BloggerMusicMan
      @BloggerMusicMan 9 лет назад

      Xi Zui Where do you live?
      Most local ice rinks have some sort of beginner and recreational league (sometimes known as a "beer" league) or drop-in times for games. If you live in a place where there is a local rink, see if there is one and join it.
      You can also play what's called "shinny" on outdoor public rinks, which is usually cheaper because you don't have to pay for ice time and the only equipment you need are skates, a stick, a few pucks, and gloves.
      Alternatively if you live in a warmer climate where there isn't a rink nearby or you want a cheaper option, you can also play road/ball hockey, which has almost identical rules but is played on a hard surface and usually is played with a ball instead of a puck. You can also play at any time you want if you live on a quiet residential street. All you need is a net (optional but highly recommended, cost roughly around $30-100), a stick (for road hockey you can make do with a $15-30 stick), and a ball (three tennis balls for $5 local sports store). Goalie equipment for road hockey will run you about $100-150 total probably if you want that too.

  • @1231subash
    @1231subash 10 лет назад

    anyone know where I can watch the usa vs canada semi final

    • @TheFreshstartable
      @TheFreshstartable 10 лет назад

      Google it! I found a good stream about a week ago

    • @1231subash
      @1231subash 10 лет назад

      i can't find any I tried but no :/ can you see i you can find that link again?

  • @davepicklebeen6137
    @davepicklebeen6137 Год назад

    Carey Price was the best player in the world at this time

  • @CreativeSkroffsan
    @CreativeSkroffsan 10 лет назад +1

    biggest lost for sweden was against Canada 22-0
    sweden will never be able to counter that

  • @levvis8971
    @levvis8971 7 лет назад

    Love how they cut away from the hits

  • @rins1641
    @rins1641 9 лет назад +4

    ugh but Sweden was playing pretty good too. too bad they can't score even 1 :/
    anyway, congrats to Canada!

    • @Love-ic4lh
      @Love-ic4lh 8 лет назад

      +Sonny Arcand Ummm..... I don't even know what you wrote

  • @Quole1234
    @Quole1234 8 лет назад

    Canada was actually going for their 9th olympic gold.

  • @IndeeraSamReddy
    @IndeeraSamReddy 2 года назад

    Go Canada 🇨🇦 Go love you guys

  • @tomf2953
    @tomf2953 10 лет назад

    Sweden first and only team to win the Olympic gold and the worthless World Championship in the same year... I'm so proud of that.

  • @denyshroshev4454
    @denyshroshev4454 10 лет назад

    GREAT!

  • @Didds-j8y
    @Didds-j8y 10 лет назад +1

    It's so weird hearing a british announcer use hockey slang, like "OFF THE PIPE!" He's reading all that stuff right off of a paper

  • @jeyanthisivasambu8656
    @jeyanthisivasambu8656 9 лет назад

    I was screaming in the final 10m of the game

  • @paspep
    @paspep 9 лет назад

    best defense ever, notice how Sweeden cant get close enought to have good shots on Carrey Price. even the forwards play as defenseman.

  • @teamaf9740
    @teamaf9740 7 лет назад

    wats the point of watching if i already know the result from the title

  • @lianaorleano3944
    @lianaorleano3944 9 лет назад +1

    Congratulations,Canada! Russia! GO! All ahead! We believe in you always!

  • @toxicstinggameing5463
    @toxicstinggameing5463 10 лет назад

    Canada is a beast team

  • @KishorTwist
    @KishorTwist 10 лет назад

    I hope Team Canada will defend their championship in 2018.
    They must, they must...

    • @MrSupahLMFAO
      @MrSupahLMFAO 9 лет назад

      ***** with McDavid in the lineup....yea I think they'll be defending for a looonnnngggg time

    • @sir_sack
      @sir_sack 3 года назад

      Sadly without the NHL players, we couldn’t

  • @bjornhebergman8785
    @bjornhebergman8785 4 года назад

    It's strange that Canada became olympic champions both 2010 and 2014 while they lost already in the quarterfinal in the IIHF World Cup 2010-2014.

    • @basilcarroll9729
      @basilcarroll9729 4 года назад +1

      Not really, those WHC tournaments were not best on best competition as the NHL playoffs were being played, but during the Olympics of 2010 and 2014 the NHL was shut down to allow all teams to send their best players.

  • @maximelogangster8761
    @maximelogangster8761 7 лет назад +2

    ALLEZ ALLEZ MONTREAL!!!!! im sayin dis for price okeh