The WEIRDEST Record Holders In NHL History
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Can you name a weird record or statline?!
Chaz Simmer 32 shooting %, 56 goals 1981.
Bobby Orr was born, played in the nhl, and then inducted in the hof all during Gordie Howe’s career
You probably knew this but Mike Bossy holds the record for the most goals scored in a final season of a career. One columnist wrote that Mike Bossy missed 13 games and suffered severe back pain managing "only" 38 goals; even during the time of unprecedented scoring most healthy players could only dream of scoring that many.
@@SverigeiSverige i was born that year, 1981
I don't know this is world record,how many contivisial calls in one decade
During the 1993-94 season, Ottawa Senators goaltender Daniel Berthiaume played 1 minute and allowed 2 goals on 2 shots. It was the only NHL hockey he played that season so his GAA was 120.00.
Actually played less than a minute, making his GAA 184.62 and a .000 Sv%
Damn I wanted to be the first to mention that
He played 19.5 seconds
haha I came here to mention this
So over a 82 game season he would've only allowed about 9,840 goals against. Pretty good.
Jamie Benn winning the art ross with 87 points is like something from an NHL video game simulation
I was going to comment this I can't get a player over 85 points even though i am 95+ at forward and d it makes no sense
In the final game of the season he had like 4 points to win it for him too
It does seem that way, I totally see where you are getting from
@@andrewturner9469 most wild ass game I’ve ever watched
@@EnigWHYmatic Tavares got robbed
That Sawchuk picture isn't what he actually looked like. It was a dramatization for a photoshoot. They were all injuries that he'd had but it was makeup in that photo
Came to the comments to post this, but you beat me to it
this
It was a visualization of what he would have looked like had he not started wearing a mask. I believe Gerry Cheevers took inspiration from it for his mask.
I had my suspicions
I remember when Jamie Benn won the Art Ross with Dallas. He played on a line with Tyler Seguin and when Seguin got hurt mid season Benn's numbers declined. Seguin came back just in time tho because Benn won that scoring title on the last day of the regular season with a four point game.
As a stars fan, that’s officially Benns new title for me. Love the thumbnail 😂
You the the Jamie Benn hate?
As a leafs fan here's another layer for more pain. Not only has Toronto not won a cup since 67, they've never been back in the final. They've been in the conference final 3 or 4 times but lost all of them
5 - 78, 93, 94, 99, 02
Mad respect for finding a photo of Pouliot and Beagle in the box together lmao
I believe that Terry Sawchuk picture is actually him wearing prosthetics.
Yes that's right. I should've explained that they were prosthetics of every scar he got in his career
wow that Beagle record is nuts! Also Pouliot, what a clutch guy!
leafs should get him just for the playoffs
@@videogamenoob100 I was thinking the same thing lol
Brian Boucher randomly having 5 shutouts in a row (then only allowing 1 fluke goal in the next game) for a bad Phoenix team is will never stop being enjoyable to me
The Toronto Maple Leafs Stanley Cup drought is older than the Vancouver Canucks
I was pissed when Benn won the scoring title that year because he got it on an empty net point over Tavares, who I drafted first in fantasy haha. Having my first pick miss out on the scoring title by an empty net point really rubbed me the wrong way.
Wait! Auston Matthews is an adult film star?
3:02 Iginla played with the Calgary Flames from 1996 to 2013. Showing him in an Avs jersey, especially for a record he made while playing for Calgary, is a disgrace to his legacy as a Flame.
Derrick Pouliot gets paid $412500 a goal lmaooooooooo
With only six teams in the league, and only four making the playoffs, there were only two rounds
From 1924 to 1942 there were more than six teams (up to ten).
Prior to 1927 PCHA and WCHL also competed for the Stanley Cup.
(There were more than two rounds.)
Good one, Rob, like you say, sometimes these records don't mean much but I like knowing about them! 🤔🤔
Damn! I never realized Gordie Howe was a pro Bodybuilder!
(And CHARA is just a freak of nature.)
Terry Sawchuk and Johnny Bower didn't have "one of the most dominant seasons in NHL history" in 1953-54. While Sawchuk recorded 12 shutouts and a 1.93 goals against average (just behind Toronto's Harry Lumley in both categories), Bower was a rookie with the New York Rangers, posting a 2.60 GAA and 5 shutouts, playing every minute for a 5th-place team.
Hockey still feels weird NOW, someone trying to stop hard rubber batted to them, and everyone with swords on their feet, but yeah, never forget this game was somehow played without goalie masks.
Or boards! Lol
In the picture of Terrt Sawchuck's injuries were re-created to help show the extent of his injuries over a span of years.
Jamie Benns art Ross is one of the most impressive ever considering he is an enforcer as well
More of a powerforward then enforcer
He was a point getting power forward
@@noah_noah_noah he is definitely an enforcer the enforcer is the guy who fights and stands up for teammates
Maybe the definition of enforcer has changed but I am more familiar as an "enforcer" basically being a goon that is just there to fight, not really contribute anything else like Derek Boogard but those guys are gone now
@@noah_noah_noah ...like Jarome (Iggy) Iginla
Favorite weird stat: as far as I am aware, there have only been 2 cases of teams coming back from a deficit to win after the other team scored an empty net goal in the last 5 minutes of the game. Both such comebacks were against the sharks.
Correction, *2 rounds*. It would be kind of hard to have 3 rounds with 6 teams
From 1924 to 1942 there were more than six teams (up to ten).
Prior to 1927 PCHA and WCHL also competed for the Stanley Cup.
(There were more than two rounds.)
With the current controversy of disallowed goals against the devils I think it’s a great time to put out a video where goals that shouldn’t have counted and did.
Always thought that vernon GAA was a typo or something on the back of hockey cards until google came around 😂
Out of all the older goalies it is those who used safety equipment that should be praised the most as they have done more for goalies than any others.
You have an owner like Harold Ballard. See how your team does. That being said. Lack of finishing a series and grit have stopped the Leafs in the playoffs. Every point leader deserves the award you can't compare decades. I seriously doubt a lot of the great players could play in the 70's 80's or 90's. Even the 50's and 60's. The game has changed so much. Not all the great older players could keep up today with not only the top players but guys lower in rankings. I was lucky enough too see ,Howe, Bossy, Gretzky, Bobby Hull all the great players from the 70's up until now.
The last time Toronto won the Cup - or even made the final - there were only TWO (2), not 3 rounds of playoffs.
6 teams, 4 made the playoffs, 1 vs 4 and 2 vs 3, with the winners playing in the Cup Final.
Since then, the only current teams not to have at least played in the final are Winnipeg, Arizona, Minnesota, Columbus, and Seattle, if I'm not mistaken.
Speaking of jay beagle he just ran a practice for my sisters team
Adam Huska taking "if you're the goalie, tend the goal" to another level.
That Terry Sawchuk pic near the end was a photoshoot. It represents the face hits he received.
Calgary flames have lost the most games this season outshooting their opp but 10+ shots. With 19. Insane
This guy is like the JxmyHighroller of the NHL.
Why isn't Vernon in the HOF? He has 2 cups, 1 Conn Smythe, 1 Jennings Trophy and 5 All-Star games.
Imagine that there was only 6 teams in the league when the leafs last won a cup.
I know I’m late, but I’ve also thought the Ted Lindsay was the real mvp trophy and the heart was more of the most exciting player of the season. If that makes sense.
Jay Beagle also was the first to win at NHL AHL AND ECHL
To 5 lowest top point totals all post 2000, all post hard knocks NHL. It's not surprisingly really.
2:58 I find it completely ILLEGAL that Iginla is in a Aves jersey and not a Flames jersey.
I know what you mean looking at Goalies back beef 1960!
,wow
As always, keep the goldeneye music and good vid man
I love these “record” videos!
Benn still had the most points that season.
So, the other players with less points than him that season were much worse, I guess.
capitals really gotta bring back jay beagle
Jay Beagle stat kinda reminds me of David Kampf I think he’s around 14-1 when he scores in the regular season
The goldeneye music makes me miss the days of sprite remix, and the good pizza rolls.
Let my Pens get some respect on that stanley cup chart! 5 cups in the last 30 years. First back to back in salary cap era. Oilers ain't won shit in like 40 years!
I feel bad when a goalie gets lit up
James Bond theme in the background ftw
Vernon is a legend, go Flames go!
Lol with the logic of Poliot and Beagle how have the canucks not won a cup 😆
007 pause music? Ou hell ya
The very proof you cannot build a team only on analytics!
Weird stats are weird stats, and since hockey is among major team sport the one with the biggest chance ratio vs pure talent, these records are not really surprising.
Jamie Benn has been dormant since that season. This season he looks fantastic. This might be his best season yet. He's playing solid d, carrying the puck through entire teams again, and scoring a lot of goals.
He played center for a while, is he back on the wing?
@@SverigeiSverige He's back at center for now. Since the Benn / Seguin bromance has been reunited under Pete De Boar, both of them have been playing lights out hockey. Right now Marchment at LW, Benn at C, and Seguin at RW
Dormant? He had 89 points in 15-16, finishing second in NHL scoring behind Patrick Kane. Then he had 69 in 77 and 79 in 82 the following seasons. His real decline started in 2018-2019. It's great to see him bounce back this year though.
@@robins5798 When you're getting paid that kind of money and you don't do shit for 4 years (18-19), then that's a way to piss fans off. I have zero doubt in my mind that if he didn't have the NMC in his contract, he would have been dealt last season. He didn't even look like he wanted to play the game. This year he looks into the game, he's fighting more (again), and making things happen. He actually feels like a captain for the first time in a long time.
I was there for Jamie winning the Art Ross.
2:00 Beagle only scores during dominating wins
Mike Vernon should be in the HHOF.
goalies were garbage back when gretzky scored most of his points, especially goals. Could you imagine how many points/goals guys like Matthews, Ovechkin and Mcdavid would get if the goaltending was that trash now?
If goalies were so bad why does no one else have 2800 points
that pic of Sawchuk all stitched up was done by a makeup artist for Time magazine or something, showing the wounds he had received during his career, so it's a staged photo.
It is staged, but represents every scar and injury he actually sustained
Nice Goldeneye music
Just stop saying "would"
That's not how you speak in the past tense. For instance: Mike Vernon WAS SENT down." It happened. There is no need for "would" or "would be" For instance: "Mike Vernon would be sent down" doesn't make sense.
Think about the response to that statement: Mike Vernon would be sent down...He would?
Or
Mike Vernon would be sent down ....If not for what?
Now, what you really were doing is a common practice in all of historical writing, and I blame the word count obsessed teachers of the past. Amateur historians do this all the time, mostly out of habit. And here is why it's wrong
"Would" can be used as a past tense form of "will." "Will" is a commitment or a known inevitability, a future tense of "being." For instance " I will go to the store"
Then, I am going to the store
Then I went to store
At no point I "would went" to the store.
And your probably thinking 'no, it's "would have went"
To which I reply, "if not for what"
"Would" is used to replace "will" when "will" is part of the object of a past tense sentence... sounds complicated but it's not.
I will go to the store
I went to the store
I said I would go to the store
So, the subject is always "I"
The predicates are "will go," "went," and "said"
I the third sentence, I'm speaking in the past tense. Literally I said "I will go to the store" but in this instance, in order to keep the tense consistent within the sentence "will" is changed to "would" The verb is changed in the third sentence from "to go" too "to say"
What did I say?
I said
"I [would] go to the store"
Let's not forget the Leafs haven't even had a Finals appearance since 1967
How could we. 🙄
That's not only Toronto congard,look how many times they lost to the bottom teams, also a lot
Vernon really turned it around. Detroit legend.
Narrator made a mistake at the end. The Leafs have NEVER won more than 2 playoff rounds in any one year...in their EXISTENCE! All their Cup wins came pre expansion when there were only 2 rounds of playoffs. Since then, they've never made it past the 3rd round.
Toronto actually won 3 playoff rounds in 1932, beating the Blackhawks and the Maroons in the first two rounds and the Rangers in the finals. This was before the "Original Six" era.
You have my subscription sir :)
The leafs never have won the cup while winning 3 rounds. There was only 2 rounds then. The pic of Sawchuck was enhanced. But does give an idea of what goalies did..
They have!
From 1924 to 1942 there were more than six teams (up to ten).
Prior to 1927 PCHA and WCHL also competed for the Stanley Cup.
(There were more than two rounds.)
@@SverigeiSverige do more research, you will see you are somewhat correct. The Leafs did not play until 1927.. so what years did they win 3 rounds to win the cup? It would be 1932. So you can say I was wrong they have won 3 rounds or more for the cup 1 time. I do not count the St pats or arenas as the maple leafs.
Polliuot was such a disappointment!
It's not that strange that the goalie won the Hart. This is the actual standard of the Hart Trophy, straight from the NHL page.
"The Hart Memorial Trophy is an annual award given 'to the player adjudged to be the most valuable to his team.'"
The "indisputable best player in the league" standard is more of an informal one that grew out of the original standard.
A goalie is goalie, not a player... 🙄
@@SverigeiSverige I'm sure that sounded smarter in your head when you typed it but that statement may be the stupidest thing I've ever heard anyone say about hockey.
@@LordBitememan Then you haven't heard much... 🙄
@@SverigeiSverige Goalies are players by default.
This title clickbaited me, had to watch to make sure you didn't say anything bad about my man Jamie Benn
Sheesh goalies had it rough before masks were implemented
Mike Vernon debut goalie in my fantasy team
Leafs won 2 playoff rounds, not 3.
wait a minute….. are both Luongo and Schneider right-handed???? but left as goalie?!?!? is this common among goalies?😮
Most right handed players are left shooters.
@@SverigeiSverige but they shoot right with a normal stick but left as a goalie in this clip
Dude that Sawchuk pic is makeup. It's not real.
It was a picture highlighting how he had 400 stitches on his face/head
Whos watching this in year 105?
leafs never got past the 3rd rd
W video like always
💩 > OVI
@@justice4549 😂😂😂😂😂
You had to win 2 playoff series in 1967…
Philadelphia won with 3 rounds and never won with 4 ….. may be the only one
Great video but the simple mistake there kills a lot of credibility. I didn’t even have to look that up
From 1924 to 1942 there were more than six teams (up to ten).
Prior to 1927 PCHA and WCHL also competed for the Stanley Cup.
(There were more than two rounds.)
@@SverigeiSverige you are correct. The only thing is I don’t think they were all 7 game series at any point before it went down to 6 teams. I could be wrong. But your point is spot on. Technically the Red Wings are a continuation of the Victoria Cougars and the Blackhawks are a continuation of the Portland Rosebuds of the PCHL but the NHL don’t recognize it. Regardless the legacy lives on silently. Also the Seattle Metropolitans were the first American team to win the cup (1917) when though they didn’t have an NHL team until last year
Fun fact they were in the finals
Vs Montreal when the Spanish flu stopped the cup and the cup was awarded to them but they declined. So they could’ve had two.
A lot of early playoff games were usually most goal series.
Easier to win in a six team league.
From 1924 to 1942 there were more than six teams (up to ten).
Prior to 1927 PCHA and WCHL also competed for the Stanley Cup.
(There were more than two rounds.)
All I got from this video is...what's with all the female coaches with Toronto? Is this some woke Candadian thing? What can any woman impart to an NHL caliber player? No wonder they won't be winning anything any time soon.
That was fun
Looking at those 80's goalies i could have scored 5 out of 5 on them ffs :D
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Yep and if ypu put McDavid in Gretzkys era, Wayne wouldn't stand a chance
Of course Wayne wouldn't have a chance. He wasn't even the best skater, stick handler or shooter in his era. What set him apart was his unmatched vision of the ice combined with his superhuman ability to read the plays. McDavid possesses all the aforementioned skills and is a smart player. Wayne Gretzky himself wondered out loud if he could play in today's league - a statement made by the most intelligent hockey player ever who is probably one of the most knowledgeable of the game today.
Mattias...... I think you could take a lot of average players from nowadays and they would be stars playing like that in the 80s. So much has changed from dietary restrictions to youth programs to people actually learning from legends from years past. Competitiveness always improves a competition. You can't compare the past time with the time of today, it just doesn't work. What made Gretzky good is that he was as good as he was when others weren't. We always push the limit, and the limit keeps moving with the effort.
Perhaps you youngsters forgot that this was the hooking area where players would just hook on you to slow you down without being penalized. It was also the crosschecking and hits from behind without penalties area.
Not saying he would not have been great but we have to be remind ourselves that this was not the same game.
I always use the LeBron James example. Put him in the 90's where players were allowed to put their hand on attacking players and James doesn't have as many points. However, put Jordan in current area where players are not allowed to touch attacking players and he would have 25% more points.
@@iix23 Definitely a different game yes, but defense in general was a lot weaker back then, lots of defenders could only clear up in their vicinity, not many great skaters, goaltenders with a lot smaller equipment and a lot less technique (the science that goaltending has become lol).
Hard to judge what the outcome would be, but I think a lot of the old stars would not really shine in today's game.
GET RID OF THE MUSIC!
No
Hell no, I love Goldeneye!
@@jasonvoorheesthethird Goal deny is a goaltender's soundtrack
@@im3phirebird81 lol
Never music when someone's talking! 😝👂
As a Pens fan, it still stings how poorly they developed Pouli… still love the guy but they ruined him. He had so much promise
How is beating out Crosby and Tavares weird ???
Austin Matthews is the worst rocket winner ever, With only 5 COMBINED playoff goals in BOTH his rocket winning seasons it only proves that he can't score against goalies over .850.
BS
Please don’t put matthews in conversation with ovi or Gretzky that’s just insane he is a bum and has done nothing and will do nothing
That's an artist's rendition of what his face would look like with all his injuries at once
I think Justin Williams is the biggest clutch player in NHL history with his brilliance in three different cup runs during game 7s and elimination games
He only lost a game 7 with Washington.
that 2012 season where malkin got 109, crosby was on pace for nearly 140 if it werent for his concussion :/
I think that you should for a video do goalies that carried the team
You just had to end on the leaf's didn't you
Lol
I know that Sawchuk picture is an artist’s recreation of those injuries, but one of those looked like a bullet hole. Lol
Why click bait noo goalie has been scored on 22 times