The Connor McDavid Story. [HD]
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The Connor McDavid Story. [HD]
NHL's Connor McDavid, #97 on the Edmonton Oilers, story of his life and playing hockey leading him to be the phenomenal player he is today.
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I ran into McDavid at a club in Vegas this year a couple nights before the All-Star game, recognized him and started a "Holy shit you're Connor McDavid", he gave me a fist bump- and I promptly effed off with my now magical left hand
That is an impressive amount of self control to walk away and not be annoying holy shit respect.
U wacked off
Bro I’d be stroking my meat with that hand all night long
This isn’t a story about Conner McDavid it’s a power edge pro advratisment video
Shut up man
@@Hitch135 He's right
@@Hitch135 yeah this video didnt tell me shite about CM for real
@@Hitch135 he’s right I learned more about PEP than Connor mc David
You can’t name one without the other
1:59 fantastic salesman attitude connor!
More like the power edge pro story
FFlowing ya
Yep
FFlowing my friend”s dad is a co-founder of PEP and invited me to a practice with Connor
Well, its what he grew up doing...when you can even "help" produce the best player in the world, maybe you deserve a 3 minute youtube video
Connor McDavid PLEASE stay healthy. What a show you're putting on for hockey crazed people around the world. Me included. Amazing, well done young man.
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Class act, generational talent. Kids for years to come will be emulating him as both a talent and role model
That’s the spin move he used on the flames the other night lol
That looks like an amazing hockey camp
It's really inspiring to see where Connor came from compared to where he is now
Also to constantly go back to his roots and inspire kids who want to be just like him.
smart ad...
If by smart, you mean dishonest, then yes.
you deserve more likes
He grew up to be hockey’s most talented player of all time
relax there bud
@@flooodo can't accept the truth bud?
@@matthewekstrom497 you think he's the greatest player of all time? Get of your high horse bud
@@flooodo clearly not what he said. Not the greatest player of all time but definitely the most talented. No one can deny how good guys like Gretzky and Lemieux were back in their time but mcdavid is miles better skill wise. Nothing to do with Gretz and Mario its just the time McDavid grew up in and the training and coaching he was provided with. Gretzky is the best player to ever live and his records will never be broken, but McDavid would skate circles around him man cmon
@@flooodo I said talented not best
Mcdavid is just to good
I didn’t know much about him but I have heard of him. While watching the playoffs I was very impressed with his skating and stick handling abilities. Wish my team had him
Edmonton have to get players as fast as Connor a lot of times he carries the puck in alone with no help at all
my friend”s dad is a co-founder of PEP and invited me to a practice with Connor
Amazing video
I don't care who's better, Crosby or McDavid. They have their own skills, it doesn't mean each player are better than the other, they're both talented players.
Edmonton Boy its bobby orr
Mcdavid is good but his personality sucks
It hockey and both are fun to watch...
Mcdavid is barely 20. Crosby is a hall of famers with 3 Stanley cups 2 Olympic gold medals, and almost every single player award a forward can get in the NHL. Mcdavid could be just as good or better one day. But atm Crosby is better.
How does that have anything to do with this
His legend grows after last night, escorting that pretty young fan home, holding hands, clearly they both had a couple drinks. They looked so happy. Hope her and Lauren get along, Connor got love for everyone.
Glad your friends with Connor and know everything going on in his life! and not just making accusations with 0% context
He’s really good he should be in the nhl
bro is dumber than air
I think he turns in to a bust
So cute when he was chatting with the lil guys hahahahaha
MVP
Nice
I'm an Aves fan but that dude's is magical super impressive ✨️ 👌
Title says : Conor McDavid story
Video : nearly 3 minute ad for a hockey school
I agree mostly with writer fighter 17 the both have their own skills but each of them have one thing that they are better than each other at. Like Crosby has experience and McDavid is one play ahead he goes where the puck is going to be not where it's at.
I do PEP with Jon Calvano and Mitch Fyfe there really good coaches McDavid is my favourite player on Edmonton besides Nugent-Hopkins
And this is a complete ad....
at 48 seconds... ah so this is a commercial lol.
That was just too good
2 minute video but felt like 10
i subed
How to make it to the NHL.... Find rich parents who can pay godly sums of money to afford AAA lol
even then your odds are slim i knew allot of kids that played AAA not one of them went to the nhl lol. did help them become better at hockey but still.
@@nateh2665 think u are little slow up in the brain section there kiddo lol its a joke
It’s not entirely a joke. Unfortunately I didn’t have much money growing up. Despite my love and passion for the game at a young age (3) we couldn’t afford ice hockey so I stuck to roller/deck
So I played baseball for 14 years and now golf full time
It’s quite crazy to me thinking back on it 20 years later. When I was out there it’s almost like I instinctively knew where every player was on the playing area. My decision making was quick and fluent. Unlike anything I’ve experienced before. Some people in life find that hidden passion/talent and ride it out. As u see in pro sports and high level people
Or you see in the first clip he’s roller blading in his garage. Maybe he worked harder than everyone else. Dummy
Connor you are inspiring player
nice
Mcmuffin is the guy who will lead the Nhl back to 150 point seasons. Everyone thinks it can't be done in this day and age. Prove them wrong
Antoine Vermette finally someone agrees that the nhl will return to the high scoring that it had in the past
it might go back to high scoring but there is a bigger variety of talent coming out for the goals to be distributed.
I don't think there will be a time where 5 players dominate the NHL like in the past.
j gonger right... its a diferant game now... goalies and d man way better... and forwords play 2 ways now....not like wayne wait at the blue line for the puck... it may get a little more scoring... but never see the 1980s again....
wow fantastic call on this from 5 years ago
The story I want to know about is why he switched from tongues out late in the game??
Good for him , I grew up in foster care leaving me no chance to make it
wow. so sad.
not surprising with that attitude
This is just an ad about power edge pro! What a bandwagon technique!
I wish I could do that
With a spoke person name Conner McDavid! You never gonna lose!
Story don’t you mean ad
The making of mcjesus.
I do the power edge with someone you did it with
I like bicycles
Bwekfust how did this comment get a lot of likes
In the past, bicycles were a HUGE part of the (maybe even main) way to train for hockey. It was based mainly on strength as the game was different back in the day - far more physical play as well so weights were a huge part of it as well (far more than today).
Now it's more about speed (both in feet and hands) so training has evolved and bruit strength isn't so much a factor. Jagr did a pretty cool interview on how training has evolved over the years and how he was forced to change his ways to be able to keep up. Even skating techniques have evolved from when he was young. He noted as well how he missed the old days of bikes but if he still wanted to compete, he had to evolve with the game/training.
People always get defensive when comparisons of then and now are typed up. Please don't. I'm not saying any one style is better than the other. That's for another debate. All I'm saying is that the game has changed (far more speed less physical) than the game years ago (slower but hugely physical) therefore training/science behind it has evolved as well. Nothing wrong with it.
Look at it this way. If you plopped old school guys into todays game with todays rules, they could not compete. For one, they couldn't keep up to the speed and second they'd be in the box constantly or ejected.
If you plopped todays players into the days of old with old time rules they would not last a game as they'd be injured in short order even with what was considered a "clean" hit in those days let alone the targeting that used to go on. It's just a different game but it's still good. In many ways, personally, I feel it's better. In saying that, there are some aspects of the game that I miss.
Bikes were a huge parts of training in the old days (still used but not as extensively). I'll assume that is what Bwekfust was referring to.
mcdadvidv recreated the move against columbus in 2021 against the rangers
Must be bice....born with everything you need to succeed
Generational players last 15 years:
Mcdavid
Crosby
Ovechkin
Lundqvuist
Mackinnon
Best player in the world
Me n him were born in the same place
Young player but he in the league
i`m sad
thehavesomedown [cops], why might that be?
Thought this was a McDavid story and all I see is a commercial with a young McDavid looking average on the Power Edge Pro. Way to tell everyone it’s two pieces of wood. That’s all you need. You can screw some pucks into them too.
i am from newmarket ont
Baby Connor! 😂
Connor McDavid I like your moves
The ryan o reliy story
Love Connor - good product - my only question - why aren't the coaches (including McDavid) wearing helmets on the ice during practice with the kids???
do you think one of the kids is going to body check McDavid? Or do you think CM will slip and fall?
I go to a power edge pro acedemy
1:05
McDabid the best all!!
LETS GO OILERS
Conner is the Steph Curry of hockey.
I was way less fortunate, I’ll make it work tho
2:08
lemieux didn't need any of this crap. he could eat hamburgers and drink beer and still be the best. natural talent.
Earl Viney you think he didn't work his ass off to get into the big leagues every player to ever play in the NHL had to work their ass off since they were little to get to that level
Earl Viney ur a dumbass
Yeah tbh ur a fucking moron
Earl
Viney
Wow
Mcbavid story: Dad pays for lessons, he thrives, makes NHL. Riveting
Do ethan bear
0:43 is not Connor,
Connor is a lefty
LETS GO PANTHERS!!! , that is one of the smaller kids stupid! Haha🤯🤬
Mr.OwlYT lol
No shit that's not him
Thanks Sherlok Holmes.
Best player sents bobby orr
He grew up to become the best ever.
He’s right
Better than everyone except Crosby
Mcdavid is not #87
amen!!!
Chad Johnson Hahah
Power Edge Pro ruined hockey practice
Hi
anyone else think the first pic was Justin Bieber
*tHis is mY poWer edGe prO wHeRe iS yOurS*
more like the story of power edge pro lol
CHEAT CODE #canada
Really? This is an ad, not a story. Millions of kids did the same training and are not like McDavid today. It's not the training!
theres always going to be outliers
Connor mcdavid will never be in the olympics
Letza Go Thanks Bettman
None of the NHLers will, where’s your brain?
Edmonton Boy He isn't trying to make a point he's trying to say because of the occurance last year it is impossible until some change.
I love mcdavid but in some clips he looks like a gopher
I was a little suspicious when I saw the Connor McDavid Story is only 2 minutes 44 seconds long. Then I watched it and my suspicions were confirmed. It's advertising for Edge Pro. Lame. Thumbs down.
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He will be figured out soon. Crosby is a veteran now and still is just as good. McDavid will never accomplish as much as Crosby or especially The great 8
What is this.... I'm 62 now... we were doing this in Langley B.C. back in the 70's What ever he seen this or heard from somewhere and now claims it hahahahaha
МакДэвид крутой ман, Респект!
who thinks McDavid is better than crosby
He's better now but he didn't accomplish anything compared to crosby except for getting a lot of points
Imagine if more kids had access to the kind of privilege Conner McDavid had.
What privilege was that?
McDavid is a god like if you agree.
Enough about McMuffin he didn't make it to the finals like Crosby did for his 4th time.
Sweaty Nerd who hade a better rookie season
Sweaty Nerd Lemieux had the best first season imo because he scored in his first game, in his first shot, in his first shift
PugGamer 101 ever heard of Hudson fasching?
God no I actually haven't also the things I said about Lemieux were in my own opinion
PugGamer 101 did the exact same thing as Mario so basically I could say fasching was just as good as lemieux
Better than crosby
EASHL Lehigh Phantoms I'm not a Crosby fan but you cannot compare the two lol Mcdavids only been in the league what 2 years? That's not nearly enough time to rank some one on their career.
209 Blues
I'm assuming he's speaking on potential.
Lmao when Mcdouch has led his team to 3 Cups, an Olympic gold medal, and almost every single player award a forward can get in the sport. Then we can talk. As it is the oilers didn't even make the playoffs lmao. I'm a Caps fan btw before you start talking that bs that I'm a Crosby lover. Because personally I hate him. But you cannot deny he's the greatest player of his generation.
Lazy Daze
Doesn't toews have the same thing?
Dean Bryant Let's see not even judging based on skill because anybody with a brain that watches hockey knows Crosby is light years better than Towes. But Crosby's 2 Olympic gold medals, 3 Stanley cups, almost ever award a forward can get in the sport 405 goals 711 assists 1116 points. That beats Towes 292 goals 382 assists 674 points 3 cups and a pretty impressive plethora of awards himself. Sorry Crosby is way better if you're trying to imply Towes is somehow on his level. I forgot they were on team Canada together for the two golds.
I used to be so pro in my basement and road hockey, they called me little sakic lol. Fuck, wish I got into ice hockey when I was like 10.... instead of fuckin bowling, which I was also pro at lol... :'(
Aesthetic JB never to late to start
"Pro in my basement and road" you're kidding me 😂
the connor Mcdavid story??? we hear it a thousand times a fuckin day on sportsnet and tsn......
He doesn't seem too nice
Alex Scott like I said - I never met him but my friends did ... judging by your ignorant response I doubt you'd know a nice person if you met them anyways ..
I must say that for the first time in Mcdavids career, I’m starting to see a small kink in his armor for being the best in the league. Don’t get me wrong, he IS still one of the best, however, there are small questions starting to appear and quietly challenge his stature of being the absolute best player in the league. First, you cannot get injured often. One of the single most legacy killers for a player is injuries and that curse cost Lemieux’s dominance against Gretzky and it cost Gretzky a couple scoring titles himself including in 1988. Players need to dodge injuries to stay on top which is another reason why Ovechkin’s status is held in such a high regard by maintaining his near 50 goals per season average after 15 seasons. Also, Mcdavid has not won a scoring title now in 2 years so whatever the reason, whether it was a fluke supremacy of Kucherov or Draisaityl pulling ahead to win it seems there’s always one person lately who came through just a few points ahead of Mcdavid to win the title so in this case it is not always good being number 2 when your considered number 1. Even small things like losing out to the all-star speed competition for the first time all contributes to his personal status. The most impressive feat I think Mcdavid has ever achieved in the NHL to prove his prestige in my opinion was in 2017-2018 when in the first half of the season he was very far behind in the scoring lead due to illness and I thought for sure he was going to lose the title, but had a complete dominance of PPG in the second half to catch up and blow past everyone to win another scoring title. If Mcdavid is to continue to be considered THE BEST and not just one of the best in my opinion as a forward he needs to stay healthy and statistically show it no matter what. Period. Your personal achievements and team wins dictate your legacy in the league, so a few more scoring titles and a Stanley cup will solidify his greatness for sure but the time is now to continue to tighten that armor.
How's your opinion on his performance now after scoring over 100 pts in under 56 games? Good players influence the play of teammates Great players lift the play of teammates. For me his playoff performance is something that he has yet to prove. I am looking forward to seeing him earn that but until he does he won't get that recognition. He is by far my favorite skater to watch. There is nobody in the league who has body shift control like he does at the speed he does it at. The only other player that I have seen bring that mind-blowing next level skating into the league was Pavel Bure. I trust his emotional control and that's a huge plus in building his talents to Stanley Cup level leadership that it takes getting there. It's a team game and guys like him and Crosby becoming a captain at 19, 20 years old is quite the investment for an organization. Hopefully he can achieve what Crosby and Ovi has done.
@@jjk028 I’m very happy about his performance now and proud of him. At the time I wrote the comment, he was struggling with injuries and not dominating as much as he should have been and at THAT point in time he wasn’t and if you read the end of my comment I clearly state that if Mcdavid continues to be considered the best he must stay healthy and dominate statistically which he has clearly done. Let’s hope it continues. 🙏👍
@@darrenforseille641 No need argue that. I completely understood when you posted it and took it as perspective from then. I was simply adding to your comment like "hey since we last talked look what happened". I enjoy talking hockey with those that do also. He is the hottest player hockey has seen in years. Another one I'm curious about is Cole Caulfield and how that group of young talent grows in such a stubborn organization tradition. I am impressed with how he has handled himself from finishing up his studies last month and shifting into his role now. He really sees the ice well and is a natural scorer. My concern is management stepping in the way of the young talent growing together. It's different in Edmonton. They have a tradition that allows the teams to flourish naturally which is why Gretzky loved it there. I am a old school french Canadian blood. But after Roy left and that 93 cup I just can't get behind them. Too much ego to let true leadership come from the players.
Heard this guy nothing special
Garbage click bait. This is an add. How dare you use Connor's name to get views. That is a hockey sin.