Hockey goalies are crazy. I am a hockey player and im tellin ya right now, any goalie when they let in a goal they feel horrible cuz they have just let their team down. They work sooooo hard everyday to try and better themselves. Its the hardest position by far
Damn I miss him. The guy look beat and end up makin the saves with his skate or tip of his stick. He always look like he dont know what the fuck he is doing
If you didn't know how to skate and you never played hockey. And you just got thrown out on the ice. Do you think it'd be harder to play as a skater or as a goalie?
@6:05 "If I were in that situation, I'd just run into the net and take everyone else in with me." Ah, I see you've attended the Chris Kreider hockey school.
You want horror stories, I've got 'em. Bottom end of middle class family at the best of times, youngest of 4 with brothers 4 and 8 years older, and I was the goalie. It's amazing I have all my body parts.
to clear some things up, one hand has the glove you see, the other hand is a blocker, it goes on like a glove so they can grasp their stick with it, the top part is a pad they use to block with. Also to the splits comment, a lot of goalies do ballet, gymnastics or figure skating to help with flexibility and agility. next react to nhl best shootout goals
I remember Chris Osgood did Yoga near the end of his career to help with flexibility. And then there was Hasek who, when asked how he was able to play at such a high level so long, responded with "I'm stretching before games now."
@AKsleepygirl the mental game is absolutely huge for goalies. Much of being a good goalie is knowing where to position oneself to face a shot, and even the most athletic goalie in the world will almost certainly have a losing record if a goal against distracts them from the game. This, I would wager, is a large part of why Jordan Binnington was so effective for the Blues last season. His mental toughness almost never cracked. Of course, a very high level of athleticism is still required to play at an NHL level.
Adding to Buffalo, remember, too, that the hand grasping their stick needs protection. Pucks are coming at their wrists at an incredible speed. Thus, the Blocker.
As an NHL commentator once said ‘You have to be tough and a little crazy to stop pucks travelling over one hundred miles an hour...’ ‘Two of the best of all time, known for the use of the pillows, Vernon and Roy square off’ 1997 - Red Wings, Avalanche. The ‘Blood Game’
I'm living proof that you can still be a goalie and unsuccessfully attempt to stop those 100 mph shots!! I'm in the blue paint asking, did someone just shoot?? lol
8:08 "that must be something they practice" no. just Hasek. He was the first goalie to regularly do this. He was never "down and out" when beat going side to side, it was quicker to roll over and throw the opposite hand behind him instead of trying to slide across and try to block the shot. just watch Dominik Hasek highlights.
Now you know why hockey is a super popular sport here in America and Canada. The NHL regular season stars on October 2nd...in case you were curious about catching the action live.
@@glenn1001 It's very popular in the states, it had the highest growth of any of the big leagues in regards to revenue expansion. Attendance is at an all-time high as well or is close. It's still 4th fiddle to NFL, MLB and the NBA but it has a huge following in the states. It isn't as unpopular as you think it is.
@@josiahharrison9843 really? as a person in Toronto, that shocks me. I know the Cinemasins ppl love hockey (and american football, etc) but i thought they were exceptions... i wonder if its cause along with NFL, NHL is vicious :)
@@StarFyreXXX can confirm, I live in Phoenix and can basically guarantee seeing at least one car with Coyotes stickers or license plate every time I leave the house and hockey is a frequent topic of chatter at the office. Ice hockey has taken off in popularity in the US in the last decade I think.
@@jonathanh761I find that hard to believe considering they couldn't even fill up a small college arena and hardly anyone seems to want a new arena for them.
Adam, my brother from a distant land! I'm an ex hockey goalie your reaction, for me means everything! The things we do to get by is usually unnoticed or taken for granted! I'm also an ex footballer and NOT the American football type and my hockey experience has made me more appreciative of what keepers to through! I actually was a keeper for my high school team BECAUSE I was a goalie for hockey!!! But I'm grateful for your interest, we hockey goalies are a rare and rather odd breed and I'm happy someone like you engaged in this! Thank you my friend you will always be awesome for your open minded views! You deserve more views then you have, you're someone people need to watch not only as people but even as an athlete, you see the beauty in all sports and that's a rare gift, so just know, we may be oceans apart but you're a brother to me and I love what you do, keep gifting humanity with your opinion because we need it!
Mike Smith playing for the Calgary Flames last season came to mind. Also: How flimsy are goaltenders' sticks? They look so fragile when they break them, or are the goaltenders are physically stronger when they are pissed off?
Cameras were fine. It's the broadcasts that were low quality. Go watch Lawrence of Arabia from 1962 if you think cameras in the 80s weren't good. That movie looks better than 99% of movies released in 2019.
@@poika22 David Lean is the reason Lawrence of Arabia still looks fantastic. Not the freaking fantastic out of this world quality of the cameras available in the 60's. Regardless of your love for cinematography don't disregard the absolute fact that we have access to far superior cameras today than we did in the past. Especially at the consumer level.
Lawrence of arabia looks so great (aside from the obvious skill of david lean) because it was shot on film and the original film was still in good condition so it was remastered (a VHS version from the 80s would look bad too). You could argue that film technically still is the highest quality/resolution (main reason to not use film is cost and comfort not quality/resolution). Other movies of this time and sometimes even younger movies dont look as good because the original film was not remasterd. Quality dropped first when the picture was not taken on film but digitally. Here the quality dropped hence why (big budget) films (wich were still shot on film until at least the 2000s and some are still shot on film today) still look geat but tv and sports wich was often shot digitally have lower quality. The other easy reason why the footage here looks so bad is because it is most likely some at home recorded fotage and not the original (so the camera does not really matter here). Look at the weird nhl viedeos of the 90s they have acces to higher quality versions of these old games and they look okay (not great but much better than anything some fan pulled from their VHS collection).
4:05 goalies have a catching glove in on hand and a blocker (pretty much just a typical glove with a blue king board on the back of the hand to block shots) in the other so they can hold their stick
Two things: 1- when it comes to goalies having hand eye coordination and them being robots and fake (i know thats just a reaction) its something called goalies intuition. Like a mothers intuition but for goalies. They just know whats gonna happen. 2- yes they have a glove on one hand and the pad on the other is called a blocker, or the slang term is waffle. Adam, you're hilarious and so entertaining. I'm glad you appreciate hockey. As an Alaskan that's been playing for 25 years its good to see a soccer fan liking hockey and seeing how crazy it can be.
I'm a little late to the party, but one thing many people say is "those goalies are lucky". Yes, some stops are pure luck, but when a goalie makes a save its because he set up an angle and knows what is open, and what you can shoot at. So when they slide in the splits, they know you have to go up with the shot, then they put their stick/heel in that area as you shoot. Follow a goalies eyes, if his head is turned towards the puck, its skill, and putting a pad in the only remaining areas you have. Now there are some players, where you can stand with 100% certainty they can't see the net, and they'll pick a hole you didn't even know existed.
Yesssssss glad you finally got to this. Goalies are a whole nother breed in hockey! FYI on goalie gear: Legs: Pads, on each leg. Left and right pad. Stick hand: Blocker. A glove to hold the stick, and a pad called the "blocker" on the back of the hand. Non-Stick hand: Glove Also goalies going down into that formation where their pads are like a fence on the ice, glove ready, blocker set, and probably precursor to hip problems in the future. That formation is called the Butterfly. Best way to try to increase your chances of saving it, but when you go down like that, you've essentially laid down your hand, because you can't slide on the ice with your pads like you could move if you had a skate blade on the ice, and you likely leave a side of the goal open when trying to save it, so if the puck goes across, you're gonna have to reach out with your pad, but in doing so, would open up your legs.
I love how what you are seeing is so mesmerizing, so incredible, you can't process it quickly enough to keep up with the commentaries. It's why fans don't cheer much during the play, it happens so fast you HAVE to concentrate on the game.
I wonder what your reaction would look like if you saw 3 saves from Mike Vernon (Calgary Flames goalie) vs Vancouver in game 7 of the first round of the 1989 Stanley Cup playoffs.
"14 more minutes of pissed off goalies" is another good goalie vid. (it has all the original clips from the og vid but added new ones as well). They absolutely do have balls of steel
Just shared this video in my hockey leagues group, they will love these reactions! Thanks for the videos, and yes, as a goalie myself, you do need a massive set, but, to be in the NHL, you gotta be a psychopath as well haha
When it comes to goalies, there are certain names that are giants among men. Dominik Hasek, Patrick Roy, Carey Price, Martin Brodeur, Felix Potvin, Curtis Joseph, Ben Bishop, Marc-Andre Fleury, Henrik Lunquiast. I am not taking anything away from the others, but these men have highlight reels that are insane Also- Stick Hand has the blocker pad, and the non-stick is the glove hand You have stand-up style of goaltending and butterfly(play on their knees and flop lots)
2:30 I was at that game, right above that goal, and I swear that puck was in. The puck was in his glove and his glove was clearly over the line! I just can't prove it, and I can't say so because I'd be kicked out of the goalie's union. 8:35 At that time, it was legal. Now its not.
Man you're awesome. Legit reaction and true appreciation of sport skill, no matter the sport and I love it. I am like that too and totally understand how you react! And you're super entertaining!! Keep the good stuff coming mate.
I’ve never asked for a reaction before but I’m going to start now. Can you please react to Alexander Ovechkin of the Washington Capitals. He’s easily the most exciting NHL player in the league. He can score, fight, Dangle, Hit and make amazing plays. You will not be disappointed.
MrSharkFIN for sure! Glove just feels a bit less specific & I try to be as precise and clear as possible in my use of language generally so I usually opt for trapper. Maybe it’s more of a local thing in my city though? Either way, glove totally works too!
5:37 I think this has to be the greatest save of all time. Puck hit the post, came back to play behind goalies back and somehow he got his glove to save the rebound.
I love watching older games because I actually know who the goalkeeper is. I know some of them now but this is like a nostalgic video for me. Keep with the hockey videos. Love em. 10/10. I appreciate the hand full of thank yous
I love all the questions you ask in every hockey video! I feel like I need to be your personal hockey correspondent lol 😂 I’m a hockey ref and player and love watching you discover our wonderful game
Hey Adam, my cousin is your doppelganger! We live in the college hockey capitol of the US, New England. Love your videos, you should react to Zdeno Chara of the Boston Bruins, he's the tallest NHL player and has played for 21 seasons.
I only wish you got to see more of the goaltending legends for the early 2000s like kiprusoff and Hasek work their magic. Two legendary scramble style goaltenders.
Almost all of these are known as “desperation saves” so they’re a little hard to practice because every situation is different every time but when we do game like drills in practice that’s technically practicing it. Awesome video! I’m happy you’re getting into hockey!
Patrick Roi was a killer goalkeeper in the league for years. A comedian here said he was watching a hockey game and the announcer said, “Saved by waa!” (Clearly, born or descended from French Canada) The comedian joked, “I don’t know what game he’s watching, but Roy is kicking butt!”
The a lot of people think the NHL is a bunch of goons who fight & hit, but they also have great skill to be able to skate at the speed they do why controlling a small puck on ice is very difficult. Adam keep doing what you do, your great to watch & ❤ the accent.
The announcer at 2:05 name is Rick Jennerette, I probably butchered the spelling on that but if you could react to a compilation of his that would be great
I grew up with hockey, and I have to say it's pretty awesome to watch someone seeing all this for the first time. Its like having a large, bearded child
7:03 Martin Brodeur, all-time regular season leader in wins (691), losses (397), shutouts (125), games played (1,266), and goals scored (3). 7:26 Known as a great puck-handler behind the net (think of it as dealing with back passes from defenders as a goalkeeper), the trapezoids were added BECAUSE of him, so goaltenders have less space to roam behind the net.
Hey Adam buddy, I’m from small town in southern Ontario eh, just wanted to say I love your reaction videos hockey is huge in Canada and the way you react is halarious. Keep up the vids man and cheers from team canada
5:12 This was what looks like the 80's (notice the lack of the trapezoids behind the goal). Goaltenders then tend to be more upright, and they don't get down on both knees, maybe one. 5:28 Standing kick saves were more prominent. 5:29 That was Patrick Roy (Wah, French pronunciation), who later switched to the hybrid and butterfly (knee down) styles of today.
I hope you'll be okay with Lorenzo coming up toward Ireland. But I loved this video, the reactions were great. Braden Holtby made one hell of a save in the Stanley Cup finals of 2018 and it was called 'The Save' but should have won some kind of award, then again winning the Stanley Cup is one a pretty good award.
Goalie gloves consist of a "Trapper" on the non-stick hand for catching pucks. Glove Saves are a fan favorite highlight for sure! On the stick holding hand the goalie wears a "Blocker" or a "Waffle Board" if you're an old fart. Its for both protection of the back of the arm/hand as well as deflecting shots away from the net! Just in case no one has given you the run down bro! Awesome content by the way, im a new sub and I've been binging your reaction vids the last few days!! Much love from Canada brother!
The glove is called a "Trapper" which is used to catch and trap the puck or cover the puck to stop the play. The other hand has what is called a "Blocker" which is for blocking the puck and to protect the hand that is holding the stick.
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You should watch a video called 14 minutes of pissed off goalies
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I wanna see you buy some skates and a sticks and give it a go. Because that will help you too truly appreciate it
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Hockey goalies are crazy. I am a hockey player and im tellin ya right now, any goalie when they let in a goal they feel horrible cuz they have just let their team down. They work sooooo hard everyday to try and better themselves. Its the hardest position by far
See's Dominik Hasek "omg he's like a god damn spider" Me "omg you actually have no idea".
Cody Dixon not even Jesus saves as much as him
The Human Slinky Dominator.
Best goalie in history. And he made saves like that each game.
This. This. This. This.
Everything you were ever coached not to do and he makes it work. Legend.
Damn I miss him. The guy look beat and end up makin the saves with his skate or tip of his stick. He always look like he dont know what the fuck he is doing
Next we need "soccer fan plays hockey"
Yeah he should keep skating.
YO FR
As a goalie
If you didn't know how to skate and you never played hockey. And you just got thrown out on the ice. Do you think it'd be harder to play as a skater or as a goalie?
@@joshuabrassard8019 goalie is very difficult you need to be extremely athletic. even the best of skaters have trouble playing net
Him - “what was this recorded on?”
Me - it’s called the 80s
The 80s to 2002
Looks like Patrick Roy rookie season so 1986 sometime I guess
Ah, yes, the not-so-good old days, watching a UHF channel on a black-and-white TV with rabbit ears, trying to see the puck through the static!
@6:05 "If I were in that situation, I'd just run into the net and take everyone else in with me."
Ah, I see you've attended the Chris Kreider hockey school.
Andrew Schmidt 😂😂
@Mike Hegarty Many thanks :)
🤣🤣bahahaha gold!!
React to “playing through the pain”!!!!!!
YEES!
@AKsleepygirl lol yes
Yes
YES
Yes do it
4:13
“Oh his goodness again, he’s doing a lot of goodnesses.”
That’s it, the search for the best quote of 2019 is over 😂 I am dying!
"It takes a lot of balls to be a keeper." And plenty of pads to protect those balls.
You want horror stories, I've got 'em. Bottom end of middle class family at the best of times, youngest of 4 with brothers 4 and 8 years older, and I was the goalie. It's amazing I have all my body parts.
LoKei same here bud same here
@@lokei1326 i had a stroke reading this
@@claytonl7349 I know, right? It's crazy when goalies survive to adulthood.
to clear some things up, one hand has the glove you see, the other hand is a blocker, it goes on like a glove so they can grasp their stick with it, the top part is a pad they use to block with. Also to the splits comment, a lot of goalies do ballet, gymnastics or figure skating to help with flexibility and agility.
next react to nhl best shootout goals
I remember Chris Osgood did Yoga near the end of his career to help with flexibility. And then there was Hasek who, when asked how he was able to play at such a high level so long, responded with "I'm stretching before games now."
@AKsleepygirl the mental game is absolutely huge for goalies. Much of being a good goalie is knowing where to position oneself to face a shot, and even the most athletic goalie in the world will almost certainly have a losing record if a goal against distracts them from the game. This, I would wager, is a large part of why Jordan Binnington was so effective for the Blues last season. His mental toughness almost never cracked. Of course, a very high level of athleticism is still required to play at an NHL level.
Hasek also had a spinal condition that allowed him to spiral like that
Adding to Buffalo, remember, too, that the hand grasping their stick needs protection. Pucks are coming at their wrists at an incredible speed. Thus, the Blocker.
As an NHL commentator once said
‘You have to be tough and a little crazy to stop pucks travelling over one hundred miles an hour...’
‘Two of the best of all time, known for the use of the pillows, Vernon and Roy square off’
1997 - Red Wings, Avalanche. The ‘Blood Game’
I'm living proof that you can still be a goalie and unsuccessfully attempt to stop those 100 mph shots!! I'm in the blue paint asking, did someone just shoot?? lol
8:08 "that must be something they practice"
no. just Hasek. He was the first goalie to regularly do this. He was never "down and out" when beat going side to side, it was quicker to roll over and throw the opposite hand behind him instead of trying to slide across and try to block the shot.
just watch Dominik Hasek highlights.
Now you know why hockey is a super popular sport here in America and Canada. The NHL regular season stars on October 2nd...in case you were curious about catching the action live.
@@glenn1001 It's very popular in the states, it had the highest growth of any of the big leagues in regards to revenue expansion. Attendance is at an all-time high as well or is close. It's still 4th fiddle to NFL, MLB and the NBA but it has a huge following in the states. It isn't as unpopular as you think it is.
@@glenn1001 I live in Nashville and literally everyone here watches hockey and flies Predators banners
@@josiahharrison9843 really? as a person in Toronto, that shocks me. I know the Cinemasins ppl love hockey (and american football, etc) but i thought they were exceptions... i wonder if its cause along with NFL, NHL is vicious :)
@@StarFyreXXX can confirm, I live in Phoenix and can basically guarantee seeing at least one car with Coyotes stickers or license plate every time I leave the house and hockey is a frequent topic of chatter at the office. Ice hockey has taken off in popularity in the US in the last decade I think.
@@jonathanh761I find that hard to believe considering they couldn't even fill up a small college arena and hardly anyone seems to want a new arena for them.
Adam, my brother from a distant land! I'm an ex hockey goalie your reaction, for me means everything! The things we do to get by is usually unnoticed or taken for granted! I'm also an ex footballer and NOT the American football type and my hockey experience has made me more appreciative of what keepers to through! I actually was a keeper for my high school team BECAUSE I was a goalie for hockey!!! But I'm grateful for your interest, we hockey goalies are a rare and rather odd breed and I'm happy someone like you engaged in this! Thank you my friend you will always be awesome for your open minded views! You deserve more views then you have, you're someone people need to watch not only as people but even as an athlete, you see the beauty in all sports and that's a rare gift, so just know, we may be oceans apart but you're a brother to me and I love what you do, keep gifting humanity with your opinion because we need it!
Thanks bro!
@@AdamCouser Always my friend!
Martin Brodeur's highlights are unreal for a goalie, he's one of the guys that made a save with his skate in this vid.
Saddlebags I've been an L.A. Kings fan since 1969 ... but, not ashamed to admit Martin Brodeur is one of my all time favorite players!
I think he's the best goalie I've ever seen
React to “14 Minutes of Pissed Off Goalies” hahaha
Mike Smith playing for the Calgary Flames last season came to mind.
Also: How flimsy are goaltenders' sticks? They look so fragile when they break them, or are the goaltenders are physically stronger when they are pissed off?
Brock Mak trust me our sticks are not flimsy
@@BrockMak our sticks are like planks.
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"Was this recorded with a shoe?"
Believe it or not, cameras in the 80s were not as high quality as cameras in 2019
Neither are the shoes tbh
@@hebrewsky Or the pads.
Cameras were fine. It's the broadcasts that were low quality. Go watch Lawrence of Arabia from 1962 if you think cameras in the 80s weren't good. That movie looks better than 99% of movies released in 2019.
@@poika22 David Lean is the reason Lawrence of Arabia still looks fantastic. Not the freaking fantastic out of this world quality of the cameras available in the 60's. Regardless of your love for cinematography don't disregard the absolute fact that we have access to far superior cameras today than we did in the past. Especially at the consumer level.
Lawrence of arabia looks so great (aside from the obvious skill of david lean) because it was shot on film and the original film was still in good condition so it was remastered (a VHS version from the 80s would look bad too). You could argue that film technically still is the highest quality/resolution (main reason to not use film is cost and comfort not quality/resolution). Other movies of this time and sometimes even younger movies dont look as good because the original film was not remasterd. Quality dropped first when the picture was not taken on film but digitally. Here the quality dropped hence why (big budget) films (wich were still shot on film until at least the 2000s and some are still shot on film today) still look geat but tv and sports wich was often shot digitally have lower quality.
The other easy reason why the footage here looks so bad is because it is most likely some at home recorded fotage and not the original (so the camera does not really matter here). Look at the weird nhl viedeos of the 90s they have acces to higher quality versions of these old games and they look okay (not great but much better than anything some fan pulled from their VHS collection).
Hašek is a god :D (that goalie at the end)
Trojda best goalie of all time outside of Tretiak
@@brooke-3615 Every goalie is special,Hašek created this others created that.
Hasek was in like half of the clips.
@@larryparr2799 ikr, he had like 4 clips
@@brooke-3615 for a sec I thought you were saying someone else was better until I saw him reply farther down. I was gonna flip.
8:30 "Is that legal?" No. He got called for tripping.
You are able to do this. It’s called playing the puck. You are trying to stop the puck from getting close to your net
@77kirkwood TERRIBLE CALL!
It's like a Pekka Rinne highlight reel, and he's loving it, lol.
4:05 goalies have a catching glove in on hand and a blocker (pretty much just a typical glove with a blue king board on the back of the hand to block shots) in the other so they can hold their stick
There's a saying that "you have to be a little bit crazy to be a goalie." You should check out some of their pre game routines xD
Two things: 1- when it comes to goalies having hand eye coordination and them being robots and fake (i know thats just a reaction) its something called goalies intuition. Like a mothers intuition but for goalies. They just know whats gonna happen. 2- yes they have a glove on one hand and the pad on the other is called a blocker, or the slang term is waffle. Adam, you're hilarious and so entertaining. I'm glad you appreciate hockey. As an Alaskan that's been playing for 25 years its good to see a soccer fan liking hockey and seeing how crazy it can be.
The wait is over!! The regular season starts this week! Get HYPED boii!!!
I'm a little late to the party, but one thing many people say is "those goalies are lucky". Yes, some stops are pure luck, but when a goalie makes a save its because he set up an angle and knows what is open, and what you can shoot at. So when they slide in the splits, they know you have to go up with the shot, then they put their stick/heel in that area as you shoot. Follow a goalies eyes, if his head is turned towards the puck, its skill, and putting a pad in the only remaining areas you have. Now there are some players, where you can stand with 100% certainty they can't see the net, and they'll pick a hole you didn't even know existed.
Love the hockey videos! Keep it up :)
Thanks bro
Go Habs Go
Yesssssss glad you finally got to this. Goalies are a whole nother breed in hockey!
FYI on goalie gear:
Legs: Pads, on each leg. Left and right pad.
Stick hand: Blocker. A glove to hold the stick, and a pad called the "blocker" on the back of the hand.
Non-Stick hand: Glove
Also goalies going down into that formation where their pads are like a fence on the ice, glove ready, blocker set, and probably precursor to hip problems in the future. That formation is called the Butterfly.
Best way to try to increase your chances of saving it, but when you go down like that, you've essentially laid down your hand, because you can't slide on the ice with your pads like you could move if you had a skate blade on the ice, and you likely leave a side of the goal open when trying to save it, so if the puck goes across, you're gonna have to reach out with your pad, but in doing so, would open up your legs.
The last save ends with "Is this legal?" Perfect
I love how what you are seeing is so mesmerizing, so incredible, you can't process it quickly enough to keep up with the commentaries. It's why fans don't cheer much during the play, it happens so fast you HAVE to concentrate on the game.
React to glass breaking moments in NHL and you rock
I will my man!
@@AdamCouser you should watch goalies taking pucks to the madk
Handful of thanks back at ya. Your vids are great. I love that you're not only trying to learn about hockey, but becoming a fan. It's a great sport.
lmao when he was asking his Alexa questions my Echo answered
I wonder what your reaction would look like if you saw 3 saves from Mike Vernon (Calgary Flames goalie) vs Vancouver in game 7 of the first round of the 1989 Stanley Cup playoffs.
You should watch the 1997 Red Wings-Avalanche brawl. It's one of the best fights in nhl history plus it features the two goalies fighting
BigRobV
We need to shitpost this request until he reacts.
I know I’ve requested and have seen others do it, too!
"14 more minutes of pissed off goalies" is another good goalie vid. (it has all the original clips from the og vid but added new ones as well). They absolutely do have balls of steel
don't forget the sequel 5 minutes of happy goalies
Hasek was one of a kind. They don’t call him “The man with a slinky for a spine” for nothing lol.
Hasek and Roy the best goalies ever
Goalie here! So excited you did this!
I ve been wating for this:D
Next "Playing through the pain"
Hooray!!! Thanks so much for this one, I’ve looked forward to it for a while.
Might as well change it to, “hockey fan reacts” at this point.
Nah he uses soccer for extra views u know how it be 😂
Ryan King true that, lol
I love the pure joy and excitement in you when you react!
YES! FINALLY! IT HAS BEEN DONE!
I’m finally one of the few that are early!
Just shared this video in my hockey leagues group, they will love these reactions! Thanks for the videos, and yes, as a goalie myself, you do need a massive set, but, to be in the NHL, you gotta be a psychopath as well haha
When it comes to goalies, there are certain names that are giants among men. Dominik Hasek, Patrick Roy, Carey Price, Martin Brodeur, Felix Potvin, Curtis Joseph, Ben Bishop, Marc-Andre Fleury, Henrik Lunquiast. I am not taking anything away from the others, but these men have highlight reels that are insane
Also- Stick Hand has the blocker pad, and the non-stick is the glove hand
You have stand-up style of goaltending and butterfly(play on their knees and flop lots)
you forgot andrei vasilevskiy
lunquiast?😂
Eddie !
Dude what the heck. You are amazing. How do you not have millions of subscribers. So funny. Love your accent. Thanks for reacting to my home sport.
2:30 I was at that game, right above that goal, and I swear that puck was in. The puck was in his glove and his glove was clearly over the line! I just can't prove it, and I can't say so because I'd be kicked out of the goalie's union.
8:35 At that time, it was legal. Now its not.
2:38 loved your reaction. Really good
react to crowd chirps it’s when a whole crowd mocks one player and they’re hilarious
Eedddieee edddie edddie
I've been nagging about and waiting for this one for a while now. Well done, lad. Well bloody done.
I saw goalie in the title and thought it was 14 minutes of pissed of goalies and-😑
Hello._. what do u want Best goalie vid ever
Man you're awesome. Legit reaction and true appreciation of sport skill, no matter the sport and I love it. I am like that too and totally understand how you react! And you're super entertaining!! Keep the good stuff coming mate.
I’ve never asked for a reaction before but I’m going to start now. Can you please react to Alexander Ovechkin of the Washington Capitals. He’s easily the most exciting NHL player in the league. He can score, fight, Dangle, Hit and make amazing plays. You will not be disappointed.
James Hawley I’m sad the Holtby save from the finals wasn’t in this video
I'm recently been a new subscriber and already you are one of my favourite channels... you seem really chill and your hilarious buddy keep it up😂🔥💯🐐
The pad on their hand is called a blocker and the glove on the other is called a trapper!
We call it glove as well.
MrSharkFIN for sure! Glove just feels a bit less specific & I try to be as precise and clear as possible in my use of language generally so I usually opt for trapper. Maybe it’s more of a local thing in my city though? Either way, glove totally works too!
@@xNecroNvRDiesx I just call it glove. It just feels natural to me.
Keeper’s Trapper? As an 80’s kid I’m lmao right now 😂
5:37 I think this has to be the greatest save of all time. Puck hit the post, came back to play behind goalies back and somehow he got his glove to save the rebound.
Let’s go! I’m hyped for this one!
Hope you enjoy bro
Adam Couser definitely will! A lot of these saves are by my favorite teams goalies the Buffalo Sabres!
I’ve been dying to see this one!
Dude, love your hockey reactions. It's so funny to watch, thanks!
You should react to “nhl puck stuck in equipment”
It's so much fun watching how much you enjoy the NHL videos :D
You should react to "Weird NHL"
I was about to suggest this myself before I saw this comment
Recently started watching your video's, always a great laugh thanks man. Keep it up 🖒
React to the magic man aka Pavel Datsuyk
Don’t think I’ve seen your jaw drop this many times. 😂😂😁
Yo how do you feel about boxing and MMA
I love watching older games because I actually know who the goalkeeper is. I know some of them now but this is like a nostalgic video for me. Keep with the hockey videos. Love em. 10/10.
I appreciate the hand full of thank yous
You should react to nhl suspensions by canucksfan27
I like to see the sport of hockey being spread. Keep up the great content
Ready to Sidney Crosby highlights, the greatest player of our generation
The coordination it takes in hockey is unbelievable. I've watched 9 and 10 year olds play and it's crazy even that young!
You have to watch “best saves of the 80’s and 90’s” as well.
5:15 that was from late 80s to early 90s since it was Patrick Roy in net. Probably explains the quality for you.
Great vids man. I love your stuff. Keep up the great work!
I love all the questions you ask in every hockey video! I feel like I need to be your personal hockey correspondent lol 😂 I’m a hockey ref and player and love watching you discover our wonderful game
Hey Adam, my cousin is your doppelganger! We live in the college hockey capitol of the US, New England. Love your videos, you should react to Zdeno Chara of the Boston Bruins, he's the tallest NHL player and has played for 21 seasons.
What really adds to some of these is that they are in OT or the playoffs. The tension is incredible and it makes the saves all the more meaningful!
Keep doing NHL content and I'll keep watching
Goalies actually rarely practice diaving at all. And we rarely dive out laying down.
I only wish you got to see more of the goaltending legends for the early 2000s like kiprusoff and Hasek work their magic. Two legendary scramble style goaltenders.
Your hockey reactions are the best
absolutely loving thease. Greetings from Finland
Almost all of these are known as “desperation saves” so they’re a little hard to practice because every situation is different every time but when we do game like drills in practice that’s technically practicing it. Awesome video! I’m happy you’re getting into hockey!
Patrick Roi was a killer goalkeeper in the league for years. A comedian here said he was watching a hockey game and the announcer said, “Saved by waa!” (Clearly, born or descended from French Canada) The comedian joked, “I don’t know what game he’s watching, but Roy is kicking butt!”
Been a hockey goalie for 16 years (im 23) trust me theres no better feeling than robbing a game because you did an insane save!
You have track the puck all the time, never lose sight, always know where it's going ahaha
Hey Adam I'm a big nhl Fan nver watched your videos before but really enjoyed you checking this out.
The a lot of people think the NHL is a bunch of goons who fight & hit, but they also have great skill to be able to skate at the speed they do why controlling a small puck on ice is very difficult. Adam keep doing what you do, your great to watch & ❤ the accent.
The announcer at 2:05 name is Rick Jennerette, I probably butchered the spelling on that but if you could react to a compilation of his that would be great
I grew up with hockey, and I have to say it's pretty awesome to watch someone seeing all this for the first time. Its like having a large, bearded child
7:03 Martin Brodeur, all-time regular season leader in wins (691), losses (397), shutouts (125), games played (1,266), and goals scored (3).
7:26 Known as a great puck-handler behind the net (think of it as dealing with back passes from defenders as a goalkeeper), the trapezoids were added BECAUSE of him, so goaltenders have less space to roam behind the net.
I love your videos so much!!!! Keep making the great content!°
Hasek upending Gaborik at 8:29 made me so happy as a Wings fan! Yes, that was legal because he played the puck first.
Hey Adam buddy, I’m from small town in southern Ontario eh, just wanted to say I love your reaction videos hockey is huge in Canada and the way you react is halarious. Keep up the vids man and cheers from team canada
As a goalie from Canada these are the best of the best in saves. You should do a video watching goalie fights as they are very rare in the NHL.
5:12 This was what looks like the 80's (notice the lack of the trapezoids behind the goal). Goaltenders then tend to be more upright, and they don't get down on both knees, maybe one.
5:28 Standing kick saves were more prominent.
5:29 That was Patrick Roy (Wah, French pronunciation), who later switched to the hybrid and butterfly (knee down) styles of today.
I hope you'll be okay with Lorenzo coming up toward Ireland. But I loved this video, the reactions were great. Braden Holtby made one hell of a save in the Stanley Cup finals of 2018 and it was called 'The Save' but should have won some kind of award, then again winning the Stanley Cup is one a pretty good award.
there is cosom hockey too in montreal people play in the street during summer not has fast but still hockey.
Goalie gloves consist of a "Trapper" on the non-stick hand for catching pucks. Glove Saves are a fan favorite highlight for sure! On the stick holding hand the goalie wears a "Blocker" or a "Waffle Board" if you're an old fart. Its for both protection of the back of the arm/hand as well as deflecting shots away from the net! Just in case no one has given you the run down bro! Awesome content by the way, im a new sub and I've been binging your reaction vids the last few days!! Much love from Canada brother!
The glove is called a "Trapper" which is used to catch and trap the puck or cover the puck to stop the play. The other hand has what is called a "Blocker" which is for blocking the puck and to protect the hand that is holding the stick.
I hope there is clip where Antti Niemi saves puck with bare hand without glove
Best catches in NFL history would be cool! Keep up the good work, love the vids👍🏼
I watched Holtby grow up in the WHL, playing for the Saskatoon Blades. He was a treat to watch.