Yes, this is a part 2 to my first video about this topic!! - Just wanna point out that: I am not saying the hit on Ulf was ok, but perhaps karma.. And also, Yes, “Andersson is only 22 how is his career ruined 🤨.” I’m talking about his reputation... As it isn’t very good even as of now.. ( Kinda also just wanted to talk about the incident ). Also Ik that 3:17 the quality dips for the clip. It annoys me too, but for copyright reasons this was the only clip I could use. Hope you guys enjoy!!
I've been a Pens fan since I was 5 (which was the second Cup for us in the 90s). Ulf is one of the few penguins in team history I truly hate. He was a despicable piece of shit. Much like Matt Cooke and Tom Barrasso.
When you update this you should include Bruin Eddie Shore ruining the career of Leaf Ace Bailey back in '33 with a vicious check from behind that caused Bailey to fracture his skull, putting him into a coma. He recovered but this ended his career. The first NHL All Star game was a benefit game played in Feb '34 in Toronto and over $20k was raised for Bailey. Eddie Shore was the Ulf Samuelson/Scott Stevens of his day. A legendary bad boy hated by players around the league. After hitting Bailey, Shore was knocked cold with a single punch by Leaf Player and future NHL Ref Red Storey.
I know he shouldn't have hit Bailey, but what I heard was that he had been hit in the same shift by King Clancy and in a dazed state, tried to find the player that hit him. Once he thought he found the right player he ended up hitting Bailey from behind which caused the terrible injury.
When I was a kid, I got into hockey. I always loved the Redwing's. At that time, Detroit had the famous "Russian 5" line. In 2015, Vladimir Konstantinov was part of the inspiration that lead me to chose "Konstantine" as my youngest daughter's middle name. I wish his career had not been cut short.
Agreed I love my islanders but I hate dirty players. Play the game the right way. You can demolish a player with a clean hit if you need theres no room for any of that shit in the nhl
The Dale Hunter incident didn't really "ruin" either of their careers, but definitely ruined both of their chances at the HOF. Turgeon definitely gets another 100-pt season or two after '93 if that hit doesn't happen, and he would've been in the hall his first year of eligibility. He was not the same after that hit.
@@36inc Steven's not acknowledging how dirty some of hits were does tarnish his legacy in my eyes. Pronger who is my top dman of all time, was bigger, stronger and played better shutdown D without resorting to dirty hits. I'll always hate Steven's like I hate Tom Wilson, Joe Throrton, Nick Kypreos, Ulf Samuelson, Matt Cooke, and I'm sure bunch others I would not wanna be associated with lol
@@1upJeCK i mean thats fair i guess. Ive seen stevens ininterviews and hes absolutely unapologetic. Kinda admirable lad. And irl hes a good guy. Youre hate would be wasted.
One of the worst parts of the incident after the cheap shot on Turgeon, the officials hurried Hunter off the ice instead of letting Pilon or another Islander make Hunter pay for his dirty hit.
I have in my mind that moment Stefan from Dallas Stars missed empty net and fell and Hemsky from Oilers scored few seconds later taking the game into overtime just few seconds before the end of the third period. I think that will forever stay with him. I think Dallas also traded him at the end of the season.
I feel Scott Stevens didn't injure people on purpose like Ulf did. Stevens would just line people up and hit them hard and two people got caught with their heads low
And the Lindros hit made the legend of Scott Stevens. A clean hit that took out one of the biggest cry babies ever to play. I saw it on TV when it happened and it still makes me smile every time it shows up on tape
Brian Marchment was a piece of work for causing dirty endangerment. Also, Todd Bertuzzi should be here. Eye injuries to Bernie Parent, Barry Ashby and Pierre Mondou were instantaneous career endings. Bryan Berard partially recovered, just barely enough vision for league stipulated percentage of vision but in spite of his courage and dedication, his injury reduced his playing ability and length of career. Howie Young after a stoppage of play, inflicted an unprovoked 'sucker shot' elbow strike to Red Kelly's jaw causing Kelly (complete KO) to crumple backwards smacking his skull on the ice. Young shrugged and smirked and as I recall was assessed a 2 minute minor for elbowing (in those days it seems 5 minutes was only levied for fighting). It had to be a significant injury since the typical protocol was to chuckle about having one's 'bell rung' put them back out and point which way to go. Kelly missed a few weeks with an acknowledged concussion and somewhat to coach/GM Punch Imlach's chagrin when Kelly resumed play, his equipment included wearing a helmet. Kelly was still a productive player however this setback would likely still have been detrimental.
What made Samuelsson so reviled was, not only was he dirty, he was also cowardly. I never liked the Bruins but ruining Neely was just plain wrong. Gotta love Domi.
Ulf and Hunters careers were never damaged by these incidents. The cheap shot by Suter was more career ending for Kariya than the Stevens hit and far dirtier. He was celebrating a goal and was crosschecked in the jaw. Hands raised in the air. Knocked out cold.
Another cheap shot that ended another Bruins player's career was also from a Penguins player. The Bruins had signed Marc Savard for a lot of money.Matt Cooke of the Pemguins caused a concussion that ended Savard's career.
@@brojoh4566 The damage was already done. There are a number of NHL players whose careers were either ended by or cut short by Samuelsson and Cooke yet.Mario Lemieux complained every time he was hit then complained whenever Crosby got hit.
You have to add the hit from Denis Potvin on Ulf Nilsson. That was a huge moment in their rivalry and a reason Ranger fans still chant “Potvin sucks!” at the Garden.
@Tuan Anh I wouldn’t say deserved to have his neck broken but definitely deserved to get punched but the fact that he milked the injury for money and fame after is the part that irks me
they said that you can hear the crack of his bones in the standing, and since morenz, we have hockey funeral: all the montreal greats had a funeral at the forum/bell center
Cam was the quintessential power forward. He was the bedrock of what it meant to be a complete player. He could skate, check, fight, pass and score goals. His departure from the game is truly depressing and one of the biggest losses in the game. A complete player and a true vine in the history of the professional sport of hockey.
@@celluloidtherapy5003 Ever seen a 39 year old whine? I swear when HV71 faced Farjestad, it was a whine off. I'm glad Kenneth Haugstad was not in the NHL.
I think something that should have been have been mention here is that one time the Dallas Stars player was going to put the puck in the empty net on a breakaway, fell over, and the other team went the other way, tied the game, and won it. I believe it happened in the early 00s The commentator said “CAN YOU BELIEVE, WHAT WE JUST SAW”
Most fans only know Hunter as either former coach of Washington or Owner, Coach, and scout of London Knights which is like a conveyor belt of producing NHL talent. The potential # of games played for Neely at 410 following the injury is incorrect. Keep in mind 94-5 was a shortended season due to a lockout. 378 would be closer to accurate. maximum # of games. Ulf played for 8-9 more years after the incident including winning back to back cups. That's ignoring his coaching career.
I grew up in the 90s in Pittsburgh and Ulf was one of my favorites. I smiled when the #5 popped up on screen. I did prefer Kasperitis as my 90s Penguin good and Tochet was my favorite player until I realized how good the 66 and 68 actually were as a got older.
Mark Schiefle is getting a lot of hate online for knocking out Jake Evans in Game 1 against the Canadiens and he also said his family is getting hate for it. If something goes downhill next year, do you think he could be on this list in the near future?
I can't even watch the one on Neely what a shitty way to end such potential. I honestly think he would have been one of if not the highest goal scorer in the history of the game.
He was Lindros with heart! Whatever he gave up in size, he more than made up for with grit and an undying will to win at all costs... Lindros was the Tinman... All physical gifts but just wasn't willing to go the extra mile to get his team to the promise land... Though he did get the Flyers to the finals, i'll give him that credit, but he shrunk in the face of the indominable late 90's era Red Wings...
His career was already done at that point. That was just the final nail in the coffin as opposed to players beginning their decline because of the event.
Hot take: If Ulf Samuelsson was from Canada, he’d be seen as just another hard-nosed, good ol boy defenseman. Neely side stepped him and Ulf just didn’t react quickly enough, still a bit dirty but no one would have cared if not for the unfortunate end result. What Tie Domi did to Ulf (and Scott Niedermayer) was dirtier than everything Ulf did in his career combined and Tie doesn’t get talked about as a dirty player nearly as much as he should.
I agree tie did some dirty things. But if ulf was from Canada I don’t think that would change anything and he won’t be seen as another hard nosed defensemen.
I think Ulf's bad rep comes more from the fact that he ran around and rarely fought. You're right, a lot of what he did wasn't awful, especially when compared to someone like Domi or Cooke. However, if you had a problem with Domi or Cooke, they would be more than happy to settle it with a fight. There's nothing wrong with playing that type of hockey, as long as you're willing to be held accountable for your actions and accept the risks that come with playing that kind of game. If you play dirty/on-the-line, people will want to fight you, and you should oblige, ESPECIALLY if you're not getting penalized. Ulf didn't, which makes Ulf a little bitch with giant shoulder pads.
@@null6158 That’s a good point about not answering the bell, I agree that it’s a rat fuck tendency to have. But he was penalized plenty (180-ish PIMs/year) and would fight when needed. His football pads plus that terrible Cooper bucket made him the ugliest player on the ice at all times lol
@@jzimmer8 Fair point as well. Idk, not really a fair comparison, but I watched his kid play a lot of junior (working for the Oil Kings at the time). He ALSO ran around, but he would fight anyone on the ice. Less of a weasel than his old man, for sure. There are exactly two people who can rock those Cooper buckets: Mark Messier and Jeff Bridges (in Tron).
Ulf Samuelson was the Swedish Matt Cooke. That’s why nobody cared about what happened to him. He was a cheap career ending piece of shit. Matt Cooke is Canadian and you don’t hear about him being a “good ol’ hard nosed player” they were hated by not only fans but the entire league.
You should have thrown Bobby Clark’s name also in there for ruining Lindro’s career. Making him play with multiple concussions. Call him out in public because he wanted to heal properly. Great vid!
Stevens going after Lindros’ head was just rough stuff back in the day. But the hit on Kariya might have been the turning point with how the league handled head injuries.
@@elysiumfalls4 Not really. I’ve seen the hits. They were perfectly legal for his day. Back in the day when I used to watch those devils teams, Stevens’s did not have the reputation of a dirty player he was feared. I don’t remember him having any real dirty plays, no elbows or hits from behind or cheap high sticks. There is a reason he is in the hall of fame after all and respected by NHL legends. But yea bottom line, Stevens wasn’t dirty. He was perfectly clean for his era. Obviously the nhl now you couldn’t get away with any of that.
@@dougrodriguez9402 : outside of Lindros who was just coming back with a history of concussions ( not an excuse) 90% if not more of Stevens’ hits may have been “ clean” for his era : however they were almost always against players WAY smaller than he was - I don’t ever recall him going after any stack , big power forwards ….. he would hide off to the side and roll up on these guys : yup they often had there heads down or looking the other way - NOT my point - he was tough but honestly he really didn’t want any part of an ass whopping ….. yeah yeah I knew he fought a lot in St.Louis but his shit was was still F**king weak
@@dougrodriguez9402 "They were perfectly legal for his day." He said the hits were disgusting not illegal.So why are you saying they were legal like it matters? Actively trying to injure someone by aiming for their head is dirty/disgusting even if it's legal.
@@DIVAD291 let me ask you something, Gordie Howe, the most respected name in NHL/ Hockey in general. He used elbows, as well as slashed people on purpose. Was he dirty player? No, that was just the era that he played in. Instead he went on to become the most respected name in the sport. The same thing goes with Stevens, that was the era he played in. Hockey at that time was a no mercy and ruthless game at times. No one ever gets a free ride on the ice. That’s why I think it’s unfair to call players like Stevens or Pronger dirty when that’s just the era they played in. Again. Stevens is respected by many and both lindross and Karyia said they hold no grudges against Stevens.
Man. Anderson didn't deserve that. The guy was competitive, and was upset about the loss. Sure, he didn't handle it the best way possible, but he was a kid. People were WAY too hard on him.
Stevens isnt hated, legal hits at that point in time and he was a true master at it. It’s not easy to make guys like that without getting out of position Stevens is one of the greatest defenseman ever
Scott Stevens was a really hard hitter. I mean, that could be an asset. But could have also backfired on whatever team he was with. He injured so many players with it. I don't know if I hate him for it, but what could have been done? As far as I know, hits like that today, are rarer. Teams are opting for agility over power.
What about Eddie Shores carear ending hit on Ace Bailey in December of 1933? Bailey was in a Coma for 10 days with life threatening injuries, he survived but never played again. This lead to two NHL traditions the creation of the All Star Game ( Called the Ace Bailey Benefit game, where the Maple Leafs played a team made up of NHL Allstars to raise money for Bailey and his family) and the traditon of NHL teams retiring numbers (Baileys #6 was first number to be retired by an NHL Team and hung in the rafters).
I'm not a huge Domi fan but l did love what he did to Samuelsson.. Hunter was a great all around player , only Neely and Tocchet had better careers imo in that era for toughness and talent
I remember the Ulfie hit on Neely. That year, Mike Milbury had the Bruins not retaliate for cheap shots and build up their power play. After that game, Milbury had enforcer Lyndon Byers (who was also Neely's buddy) sent to Pittsburgh to take Ulfie out. Samuelsson also ended the career of Pierre Mondieux of Montreal.
Eddie Shore, while being a legend of the sport, was a fucking lunatic. Theres so many stories from teammates and guys he coached that make ya wonder how he wasnt in an asylum for the criminally insane
@@knoxherrington299 But those hit were common back then, especially in the play-offs. I'm a Flyers fan and remember watching the hit on Lindros. My first though was.... well, my first though was "there goes the play-offs"... my second though was "Pick your damn head up, Eric!". Stevens didn't get a penalty for that hit BTW
I was gonna ask where the dude (I forgot his name) who went out of his way to beat up Gretzky was then I saw you mentioned this was part 2 so I'm gonna check the other one out see if he's there lol
@@tylerdurden4006 so Claude Lemieux wasnt seen as a total scumbag and subsequent coward when he turtled on the ice against McCarty? What revisionist history are you referencing?
@@apprenticephil649 he was still playing on the ice, don't you hear yourself? He still had a career after that idiot? Doesn't matter if people hated him, they already did and he still had a career after it...the title is not about popularity idiot...
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Yes, this is a part 2 to my first video about this topic!!
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Just wanna point out that: I am not saying the hit on Ulf was ok, but perhaps karma.. And also, Yes, “Andersson is only 22 how is his career ruined 🤨.” I’m talking about his reputation... As it isn’t very good even as of now.. ( Kinda also just wanted to talk about the incident ). Also Ik that 3:17 the quality dips for the clip. It annoys me too, but for copyright reasons this was the only clip I could use. Hope you guys enjoy!!
For part 2 you should do Mario Trembley and the incident I don’t want to talk about it
@@DeepDiveHockey This was a part 2 to a previous video I did on this haha! Ill keep that in mind tho!
Another one! *khaled voice* haha... great vid dude. Thanks for keep me entertained for few years. Cheers
@@Whatisahandlehuh np man!! Thanks for sticking around!!
did you do marty mcsorley's hit yet?
Apparently Tie Domi framed a picture of him punching Ulf and gave it to Neely as a wedding gift.
😳😳
Man, I hope that’s true
I know that Ulfie still runs away from Neely. His son went to BC and he heard Cam was at one of the games and he bolted 😆.
The only cheap shot I ever applauded.
It’s still didn’t fix his knee
Bruins fans and leafs fans hate each other, but we can both agree that Tie Domi is a legend for taking care of Ulf
Yeah, I'll give you that.
They should erect a statue of Tie outside of the Boston garden! Lol
I think everybody in the league was happy about that one haha
would have been better if he didn't cheap shot ulfie.
I've been a Pens fan since I was 5 (which was the second Cup for us in the 90s). Ulf is one of the few penguins in team history I truly hate. He was a despicable piece of shit. Much like Matt Cooke and Tom Barrasso.
Domi was a gentleman. He took his glove off first before he administered the antidote.
Even if the Turgeon hit never happened, Hunter was already well established as a dirty player.
His name is literally Hunter of course he’s dirty
@@MysteryGamingRUclips I remember when Dale was with the Nordiques, and he went after his own brother Mark who was with the Canadiens.
When you update this you should include Bruin Eddie Shore ruining the career of Leaf Ace Bailey back in '33 with a vicious check from behind that caused Bailey to fracture his skull, putting him into a coma. He recovered but this ended his career. The first NHL All Star game was a benefit game played in Feb '34 in Toronto and over $20k was raised for Bailey. Eddie Shore was the Ulf Samuelson/Scott Stevens of his day. A legendary bad boy hated by players around the league. After hitting Bailey, Shore was knocked cold with a single punch by Leaf Player and future NHL Ref Red Storey.
I know he shouldn't have hit Bailey, but what I heard was that he had been hit in the same shift by King Clancy and in a dazed state, tried to find the player that hit him. Once he thought he found the right player he ended up hitting Bailey from behind which caused the terrible injury.
Domi's done a lot of dirty shit in his career, but KO'ing Ulf Samuelsson was legendary.
Pretty sure even some of the Rangers players on that team were like "Yeah, we get it."
Tie Domi should have received an award for that knockout of Ulf.
The Tie Domi Award: Awarded to the player who best served karma to an opposing player during the regular season.
They joked about in Chicklets about an Anti-Byng award.
I was at that game. Jeff Beukeboom was pissed!
But instead of giving him good luck, the league would suspend Tie
@@gord7025 I actually like this idea
Well done, but I thought Bertuzzi would be on this list too.
Todd was in part 1 titled the same name as this one
Why Bertuzzi? Go Canucks Go
@@roscoemichel2103 ruclips.net/video/9yxMbWlnWV8/видео.html
When I was a kid, I got into hockey. I always loved the Redwing's. At that time, Detroit had the famous "Russian 5" line.
In 2015, Vladimir Konstantinov was part of the inspiration that lead me to chose "Konstantine" as my youngest daughter's middle name.
I wish his career had not been cut short.
It's sad that one bad (call)mistake can tarnish you for the rest of your life, no matter how good of a human you are. Good video mate, thx!
Nail Yakupov being Nail Yakupov ruined his career
😂
He is doing fine in KHL.
As an Islanders fan, that Dale Hunter hit will never be forgiven, It was one of the dirtiest hits ever and was the mark of a sore loser.
agree
Possibly cost the Islanders a chance at the Cup
Agreed I love my islanders but I hate dirty players. Play the game the right way. You can demolish a player with a clean hit if you need theres no room for any of that shit in the nhl
I was never a Leaf fan but when Domi knocked Samulsson out, I was for that moment.
The Dale Hunter incident didn't really "ruin" either of their careers, but definitely ruined both of their chances at the HOF. Turgeon definitely gets another 100-pt season or two after '93 if that hit doesn't happen, and he would've been in the hall his first year of eligibility. He was not the same after that hit.
The Islanders heading into the semis vs the Canadians would have been much different.
Andersson is definitely going to be on future high draft pick BUSTS lists in the near future.
There is plenty of higher pick busts than him
He could have a comeback
If the Paul Kariya moment doesn't give you chills then you're simply not human
scott stevens was one of the biggest bitches ever, only cheap shotted people, never fought.
@@InTecknicolour he was a shut down defender not a fighter. people often forget his linemate was just as brutal with the hits.
Kariya's goal was SATISFYING to watch!
@@36inc Steven's not acknowledging how dirty some of hits were does tarnish his legacy in my eyes. Pronger who is my top dman of all time, was bigger, stronger and played better shutdown D without resorting to dirty hits. I'll always hate Steven's like I hate Tom Wilson, Joe Throrton, Nick Kypreos, Ulf Samuelson, Matt Cooke, and I'm sure bunch others I would not wanna be associated with lol
@@1upJeCK i mean thats fair i guess. Ive seen stevens ininterviews and hes absolutely unapologetic. Kinda admirable lad. And irl hes a good guy. Youre hate would be wasted.
If there was any justice, next season Hunter would've taken a baseball swing across the face.
It's not much,but his was one of the teams that lost to the Rangers on their way to the '94 Stanley Cup,but yeah,Dale Hunter was a f***ing criminal
One of the worst parts of the incident after the cheap shot on Turgeon, the officials hurried Hunter off the ice instead of letting Pilon or another Islander make Hunter pay for his dirty hit.
Not to mention the DUI he was never charged with outside of London Ontario while driving down the 401
The Lias Andersson clip at the end was GOLD 🔥🔥. You will never see anyone collapse during player introduction ever again
😂😂 But fr who puts a wire in the middle of the ice like that 🥴
I have in my mind that moment Stefan from Dallas Stars missed empty net and fell and Hemsky from Oilers scored few seconds later taking the game into overtime just few seconds before the end of the third period. I think that will forever stay with him. I think Dallas also traded him at the end of the season.
I feel Scott Stevens didn't injure people on purpose like Ulf did. Stevens would just line people up and hit them hard and two people got caught with their heads low
Add on to that concussions weren’t exactly well understood when he played,
Two words
Paul Kariya
@@footfungus6226 See above regarding concussions not being well understood.
@@footfungus6226 he was finishing the play, which would be frowned upon nowadays but not back then
And the Lindros hit made the legend of Scott Stevens. A clean hit that took out one of the biggest cry babies ever to play. I saw it on TV when it happened and it still makes me smile every time it shows up on tape
I honestly thought Kariya was dead that day
I think he was for a couple seconds there, you can see him come back when the breath hits his visor
LETS GO. EVEN THO HE HAD LOTS OF STUFF TO DO IN SCHOOL HE DONT DISAPPOINT, Thanks idgt
Thanks Thomas!! I got a good chunk of work done today!! I have 100s in all 3 courses as of now too!! Hope you enjoyed!!
@@idontgivetkachuk Real good job man, doing good and school and still doing good on yt, unbeatable
Brian Marchment was a piece of work for causing dirty endangerment. Also, Todd Bertuzzi should be here. Eye injuries to Bernie Parent, Barry Ashby and Pierre Mondou were instantaneous career endings. Bryan Berard partially recovered, just barely enough vision for league stipulated percentage of vision but in spite of his courage and dedication, his injury reduced his playing ability and length of career. Howie Young after a stoppage of play, inflicted an unprovoked 'sucker shot' elbow strike to Red Kelly's jaw causing Kelly (complete KO) to crumple backwards smacking his skull on the ice. Young shrugged and smirked and as I recall was assessed a 2 minute minor for elbowing (in those days it seems 5 minutes was only levied for fighting). It had to be a significant injury since the typical protocol was to chuckle about having one's 'bell rung' put them back out and point which way to go. Kelly missed a few weeks with an acknowledged concussion and somewhat to coach/GM Punch Imlach's chagrin when Kelly resumed play, his equipment included wearing a helmet. Kelly was still a productive player however this setback would likely still have been detrimental.
In addition to Kariya’s memory loss on the hit- he said he doesn’t remember the 2 days following the game as well!
What made Samuelsson so reviled was, not only was he dirty, he was also cowardly. I never liked the Bruins but ruining Neely was just plain wrong. Gotta love Domi.
Ulf and Hunters careers were never damaged by these incidents. The cheap shot by Suter was more career ending for Kariya than the Stevens hit and far dirtier. He was celebrating a goal and was crosschecked in the jaw. Hands raised in the air. Knocked out cold.
Kind of odd because I had seen Stevens beat a lot of guys. Was dirty and tough like Ulfie too. These guys could back themselves up.
I'm actually shocked you didn't put Clint Malarchuck accident on here!
Another cheap shot that ended another Bruins player's career was also from a Penguins player. The Bruins had signed Marc Savard for a lot of money.Matt Cooke of the Pemguins caused a concussion that ended Savard's career.
Wasnt savard hit by an ex team mate after that hit from cooke.
@@brojoh4566 The damage was already done. There are a number of NHL players whose careers were either ended by or cut short by Samuelsson and Cooke yet.Mario Lemieux complained every time he was hit then complained whenever Crosby got hit.
@@kencoakley3959 yeah right
The Lias Anderson clip at the end put the icing on the cake 😂
You have to add the hit from Denis Potvin on Ulf Nilsson. That was a huge moment in their rivalry and a reason Ranger fans still chant “Potvin sucks!” at the Garden.
Scott Stevens was a great player in different era of the NHL. I can only imagine how his career would have changed had he been playing now.
Hed be banned for life 8 games into his career probably
Stevens was a great player, but he was considered dirty back in his time as well.
@@birdiec Yeah, he was a true head hunter
I just came across your page this morning…I’ve been watching these videos all day…the content is great…thank you.
Thanks sm man!! Hopefully you decide to stick around!!
Where's Todd Bertuzzi?
Was in part 1!!
@Tuan Anh I wouldn’t say deserved to have his neck broken but definitely deserved to get punched but the fact that he milked the injury for money and fame after is the part that irks me
As a vancouverite Moore had that coming..
Wow, I never knew Howie Morenz died that way so young. How did i never hear that before?
Because you are lazy and wait to hear about things from others. You don't research and look into things for yourself.
@@bobabooey4537 Is everything ok at home?
they said that you can hear the crack of his bones in the standing, and since morenz, we have hockey funeral: all the montreal greats had a funeral at the forum/bell center
@@bobabooey4537 Someone keep leaving the toilet seat up?
@@noahflurie16 🤣🤣🤣
Cam was the quintessential power forward. He was the bedrock of what it meant to be a complete player. He could skate, check, fight, pass and score goals. His departure from the game is truly depressing and one of the biggest losses in the game. A complete player and a true vine in the history of the professional sport of hockey.
Domi knocking out Samuelson is the best moment on here. Unprovoked shot straight to the mouth 🤣
The Turgeon incident isn't why Hunter isn't in the HOF. He won no major NHL awards, and his season high for goals was 28 twice.
As a Flyers fan ..... Scotty Stevens will forever remain my favourite player. Different era. Different rules.
Well at least Lias andersson is going to get a shot at redemption with the kings
True!! I hope he can become a solid contributor!!
@@KeepWithTheFlo *are
@@celluloidtherapy5003 Ever seen a 39 year old whine? I swear when HV71 faced Farjestad, it was a whine off. I'm glad Kenneth Haugstad was not in the NHL.
Scott Stevens was hated? Never really heard that before.
I think something that should have been have been mention here is that one time the Dallas Stars player was going to put the puck in the empty net on a breakaway, fell over, and the other team went the other way, tied the game, and won it. I believe it happened in the early 00s
The commentator said
“CAN YOU BELIEVE, WHAT WE JUST SAW”
I like the penguins but Ulf was dirty and deserved what Domi did
Most fans only know Hunter as either former coach of Washington or Owner, Coach, and scout of London Knights which is like a conveyor belt of producing NHL talent.
The potential # of games played for Neely at 410 following the injury is incorrect.
Keep in mind 94-5 was a shortended season due to a lockout. 378 would be closer to accurate. maximum # of games.
Ulf played for 8-9 more years after the incident including winning back to back cups. That's ignoring his coaching career.
Great video sure was really entertaining
Thanks my guy!!
I am surprised Marty McSorley and Todd Bertuzzi aren’t on this list.
They were in pt.1! Same title if ya wanna check it out!! Hope u enjoyed!
cam neely was no choir boy
He was a Bruin. It's a requirement NOT to be
I hate the Maple Leafs but Tie Domi knocking Ulf out was awesome. One of my favorite moments in hockey history.
I grew up in the 90s in Pittsburgh and Ulf was one of my favorites. I smiled when the #5 popped up on screen. I did prefer Kasperitis as my 90s Penguin good and Tochet was my favorite player until I realized how good the 66 and 68 actually were as a got older.
I remember watching that turgeon hit...it was one of the dirtiest plays if not the dirtiest..
Mark Schiefle is getting a lot of hate online for knocking out Jake Evans in Game 1 against the Canadiens and he also said his family is getting hate for it. If something goes downhill next year, do you think he could be on this list in the near future?
I can't even watch the one on Neely what a shitty way to end such potential. I honestly think he would have been one of if not the highest goal scorer in the history of the game.
He was Lindros with heart!
Whatever he gave up in size, he more than made up for with grit and an undying will to win at all costs... Lindros was the Tinman... All physical gifts but just wasn't willing to go the extra mile to get his team to the promise land... Though he did get the Flyers to the finals, i'll give him that credit, but he shrunk in the face of the indominable late 90's era Red Wings...
Ummmm... NO!
I'd have taken Hunter on my team before Turgeon 8 days a week
Figured I would've known all of these incidents but had no clue about Howie Morenz
I would have included the incident where Clint Malarchuk got slashed by the skate.
How did you forget Patrik Stefan's missed Empty net?
😂😂😂
His career was already done at that point. That was just the final nail in the coffin as opposed to players beginning their decline because of the event.
He was finished already, He was already in his "Hockey playing grave" that just lowered it towards the ground
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Hot take:
If Ulf Samuelsson was from Canada, he’d be seen as just another hard-nosed, good ol boy defenseman. Neely side stepped him and Ulf just didn’t react quickly enough, still a bit dirty but no one would have cared if not for the unfortunate end result.
What Tie Domi did to Ulf (and Scott Niedermayer) was dirtier than everything Ulf did in his career combined and Tie doesn’t get talked about as a dirty player nearly as much as he should.
I agree tie did some dirty things. But if ulf was from Canada I don’t think that would change anything and he won’t be seen as another hard nosed defensemen.
I think Ulf's bad rep comes more from the fact that he ran around and rarely fought. You're right, a lot of what he did wasn't awful, especially when compared to someone like Domi or Cooke. However, if you had a problem with Domi or Cooke, they would be more than happy to settle it with a fight.
There's nothing wrong with playing that type of hockey, as long as you're willing to be held accountable for your actions and accept the risks that come with playing that kind of game. If you play dirty/on-the-line, people will want to fight you, and you should oblige, ESPECIALLY if you're not getting penalized. Ulf didn't, which makes Ulf a little bitch with giant shoulder pads.
@@null6158 That’s a good point about not answering the bell, I agree that it’s a rat fuck tendency to have. But he was penalized plenty (180-ish PIMs/year) and would fight when needed.
His football pads plus that terrible Cooper bucket made him the ugliest player on the ice at all times lol
@@jzimmer8 Fair point as well. Idk, not really a fair comparison, but I watched his kid play a lot of junior (working for the Oil Kings at the time). He ALSO ran around, but he would fight anyone on the ice. Less of a weasel than his old man, for sure.
There are exactly two people who can rock those Cooper buckets: Mark Messier and Jeff Bridges (in Tron).
Ulf Samuelson was the Swedish Matt Cooke. That’s why nobody cared about what happened to him. He was a cheap career ending piece of shit. Matt Cooke is Canadian and you don’t hear about him being a “good ol’ hard nosed player” they were hated by not only fans but the entire league.
Todd bertuzzi comes to mind here
Expected him to be on the list, as a Avs fans, he was never the same after the Moore sucker punch
Scott Stevens one of the most hated players? Wrong on that one. One of the most feared, yes. Hated, no.
He should be hated though. He was a cheap shot artist
Steven is a POS
@@mathieu100 POS to you. My favorite player of all time.
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@@idontgivetkachuk as a lifelong Bruins fan and lover of hockey its awesome to find your channel keep it up!
You should have thrown Bobby Clark’s name also in there for ruining Lindro’s career. Making him play with multiple concussions. Call him out in public because he wanted to heal properly. Great vid!
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Stevens going after Lindros’ head was just rough stuff back in the day. But the hit on Kariya might have been the turning point with how the league handled head injuries.
Stevens hit on Kariya was disgusting. As was hit hit on Lindros
@@elysiumfalls4 Not really. I’ve seen the hits. They were perfectly legal for his day. Back in the day when I used to watch those devils teams, Stevens’s did not have the reputation of a dirty player he was feared. I don’t remember him having any real dirty plays, no elbows or hits from behind or cheap high sticks. There is a reason he is in the hall of fame after all and respected by NHL legends. But yea bottom line, Stevens wasn’t dirty. He was perfectly clean for his era. Obviously the nhl now you couldn’t get away with any of that.
@@dougrodriguez9402 : outside of Lindros who was just coming back with a history of concussions ( not an excuse) 90% if not more of Stevens’ hits may have been “ clean” for his era : however they were almost always against players WAY smaller than he was - I don’t ever recall him going after any stack , big power forwards ….. he would hide off to the side and roll up on these guys : yup they often had there heads down or looking the other way - NOT my point - he was tough but honestly he really didn’t want any part of an ass whopping ….. yeah yeah I knew he fought a lot in St.Louis but his shit was was still F**king weak
@@dougrodriguez9402 "They were perfectly legal for his day."
He said the hits were disgusting not illegal.So why are you saying they were legal like it matters? Actively trying to injure someone by aiming for their head is dirty/disgusting even if it's legal.
@@DIVAD291 let me ask you something, Gordie Howe, the most respected name in NHL/ Hockey in general. He used elbows, as well as slashed people on purpose. Was he dirty player? No, that was just the era that he played in. Instead he went on to become the most respected name in the sport. The same thing goes with Stevens, that was the era he played in. Hockey at that time was a no mercy and ruthless game at times. No one ever gets a free ride on the ice. That’s why I think it’s unfair to call players like Stevens or Pronger dirty when that’s just the era they played in. Again. Stevens is respected by many and both lindross and Karyia said they hold no grudges against Stevens.
my dude literally adding bass drops when they get hit LMFAO
Yessir. Hypes up the moment
You should also have mention the stick fight between Eddie Shack and Larry Zeidel back in the late 60s.
Scott Stevens wasn't hated back then or now..... he was feared.
I'm from Montreal: by default, I must hate all Bruins and Leafs players. But seeing Domi brutally avenge Neely by punching Ulf is a beautiful sight 😌
Lol,it would have been nice to see them throw down in a serious brawl,though. Go, Habs, Go!
ulf was such a pussy he would never drop the gloves with Domi, he deserved that and more.
Your first 3 words were all that was needed
Scott Stevens is a player to like those two hits was normal back then because everyone was expected to do that
@@goff38 yes, still a pity for hockey that we lost a lot of good years from top players
Great video as always dawg
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HUGE RESPECTS TO Domi
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I love seeing big hits but hate seeing a player down.
Man. Anderson didn't deserve that. The guy was competitive, and was upset about the loss. Sure, he didn't handle it the best way possible, but he was a kid. People were WAY too hard on him.
He's a spoiled idiot
Stevens isnt hated, legal hits at that point in time and he was a true master at it. It’s not easy to make guys like that without getting out of position Stevens is one of the greatest defenseman ever
Scott Stevens was a really hard hitter. I mean, that could be an asset. But could have also backfired on whatever team he was with. He injured so many players with it. I don't know if I hate him for it, but what could have been done?
As far as I know, hits like that today, are rarer. Teams are opting for agility over power.
Claude lemieux's hit on Draper was absolutely savage. The hit didnt so much end his career but it's what he's best known for.
it depends. If you talk to people from montreal or from new jersey, this guy is a playoff legend but it was still a dirty hit
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What about Eddie Shores carear ending hit on Ace Bailey in December of 1933? Bailey was in a Coma for 10 days with life threatening injuries, he survived but never played again. This lead to two NHL traditions the creation of the All Star Game ( Called the Ace Bailey Benefit game, where the Maple Leafs played a team made up of NHL Allstars to raise money for Bailey and his family) and the traditon of NHL teams retiring numbers (Baileys #6 was first number to be retired by an NHL Team and hung in the rafters).
Thanks, Tie. You saved the day for punching Ulf Samuelsson.
I'm not a huge Domi fan but l did love what he did to Samuelsson.. Hunter was a great all around player , only Neely and Tocchet had better careers imo in that era for toughness and talent
Wendel Clark?
Swedish coach to 5yr old player on first day : oh yeah, and you wont win every game
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Wasn’t fan of Domi, but when he punched Ulf I liked him a little more.
I remember the Ulfie hit on Neely. That year, Mike Milbury had the Bruins not retaliate for cheap shots and build up their power play. After that game, Milbury had enforcer Lyndon Byers (who was also Neely's buddy) sent to Pittsburgh to take Ulfie out.
Samuelsson also ended the career of Pierre Mondieux of Montreal.
Eddie shore brutally ending Ace Bailey's career was a terrible event
Eddie Shore, while being a legend of the sport, was a fucking lunatic. Theres so many stories from teammates and guys he coached that make ya wonder how he wasnt in an asylum for the criminally insane
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my dad was at the game where hunter hit turgeon and he said it was disturbing the amount of hatred that was going on in the croud.
They should have beat the shit out of that dirty fuck
I wouldn’t say Scott stevens is a hated he was just a hard hitting player at a time when Tough guy is ruled the league
No. He was and is very much hated. He overtly ran around trying to hurt people. Everyone knows.
@@knoxherrington299 But those hit were common back then, especially in the play-offs. I'm a Flyers fan and remember watching the hit on Lindros. My first though was.... well, my first though was "there goes the play-offs"... my second though was "Pick your damn head up, Eric!". Stevens didn't get a penalty for that hit BTW
I was gonna ask where the dude (I forgot his name) who went out of his way to beat up Gretzky was then I saw you mentioned this was part 2 so I'm gonna check the other one out see if he's there lol
Dale Hunter...dude was just finishing his check.
As a devils fan i do not defend scott stevens. Kariya got rocked and he went UNCONSCIOUS.
Very well done!
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I thought I was going to see the McSorley on Brashear incident.
Or Todd Bertuzzi Steve Moore incident
@@jross859 Moore should have fought Bertuzzi and got a beating like he deserved.
No Claude Lemieux hitting Draper?
Read the title again, that hit didn't ruin his career, didn't he even win a cup after that?
@@tylerdurden4006 he won 4 cups but Claudes career was ruined after that ;)
@@apprenticephil649 no, it wasn't. Maybe get your head checked....it doesn't seem to working properly...
@@tylerdurden4006 so Claude Lemieux wasnt seen as a total scumbag and subsequent coward when he turtled on the ice against McCarty? What revisionist history are you referencing?
@@apprenticephil649 he was still playing on the ice, don't you hear yourself? He still had a career after that idiot? Doesn't matter if people hated him, they already did and he still had a career after it...the title is not about popularity idiot...
I was l in Maine and we practiced at Alfond arena with guys from Maine ..are travel team wore the same unis as black bears and paul karyia Was a stud at 5'8 ..just a magician with a stick and puck!!!
Must have been in '94 during the NCAA Championship run. That team was amazing. 42-1-2.
You guys missed the hit on Savard from the Bruins that hit cost him his career