How good was Henrik Zetterberg?
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Henrik Zetterberg - Detroit Red Wings - Hockey Town - Sweden - Timra IK - Timrå IK - Njurunda - Hockey - Career - Story - NHL- Center - Hockey Hall of Fame - Selke Trophy - Olympics - Gold Medal
Episode 33
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That shift against the penguins was beautiful. They were indeed gifted that 5 on 3 and hank was a menace in those minutes. That play on Crosby was amazing. He made some great plays on that kill.
It still gives me goosebumps watching that shift
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We've missed you! Another great vid on a great player!
My favorite player of all time
Dang it we had a great team at that time. When you have to choose between Lidstrom, Datsyuk, and Zetterberg for captain you gotta to be doing something right.
Every time you mention him going against the top line, he's taking down Toews.
Anyone seen Toew's neck anywhere?
Hahaha
Should have been the rookie of the year in 2003.
Great video once again my man!
Henrik "Z" Zetterberg was indeed a remarkble center who was a great 2-way forward. He was solid both in the offense and the defence despite not being a big guy.
He early on learned to develop his skills and strong play-inteligence to compensate for his lack of physical attributes. Zetterbeg was always a very humble and friendly guy, who was easy to like on and off the ice. Always dedicated and always loyal. He developed to become a great leader as well.
Early on in his career, he was in the Swedish press celebrated as player who was a mix between the greats Mats Sundin & Peter Forsberg in playstyle and that I remember I agreed with when watching his games. He was one of very few players in Swedish hockey history to represent the National Team Sweden Tre Kronor in international games before ever have officaly played a single game in the Swedish Elitserien (now SHL), that is how tallented he early on was and there was no lack of tallent at the time to pick.
TRIPLE GOLD CLUB MEMBER:
- Stanley Cup champion 2008 + finals 2009.
- Olympic gold medalist 2006 + silver medal 2014.
- IIHF World championship gold medalist 2006 + silver medal 2003 + 2 bronze medals 2001 & 2002.
- Conn Smythe Trophy 2008.
- King Clancy Memorial Trophy 2015.
- NHL Foundation Player Award 2013
What an impressive resume. It's always a pleasure reading your replies 👍.
@@KetaProductions . Thanks my friend! yeah its always fun with having these legend players covered and talked about.
Will you make a video about 77# Paul Coffey? That would be a video I bet would gain much attention -
Despite that he is one of the greates offensive defenders of all times (score to defend was more or less what he invented) he is for some odd reason not covered much and he was a colorfull player in his career both on and off the ice.
Winning Stanley Cups with the Oilers, the Penguins and finals with the Red Wings & Flyers + numerous NHL awards and accolades + heavy arguments with managers & coaches.....
Yeah you must make a lenghty video about Paul Coffey 😀
Paul Coffey was a bit before my time, but I've always been intrigued. I'll add him to the list!
I’m an Aussie so we don’t really have a national team of any significance to root for, so I’ve adopted Sweden as my team in international hockey. I even have the three crowns tattooed on my chest. My favourite player ever is Sergei Fedorov and I love the impact the Russian Five had on the Wings teams of the 90s, but Sweden will always be my favourite team in international hockey. Lidstrom and Zetterberg are both in my top 5 favourite players of all time.
@@geoffmartins2606 Love it. Thank you for sharing such an interesting experience. Yeah I grew up having a lot of European country born players like;
Jaromir Jagr & Dominik Hasek of Czech Republic, Teemu Selanne of Finland, Mats Sundin & Nicklas Lidstrom of Sweden, Sergei Fedorov & Nikolai Khabibulin of Russia etc.
Great video and great memories of Datsyuk and Z dominating together! We were lucky as fans to have them after Stevie and Sergei (and of course Nick all along)
Once again, great video
Great video. He got to learn from the best, Stevie Y.
Retire #40 ♥ Z
This is surely one of those "not if, but when" situations.
40, 13 and 91 should all be in the rafters, in my opinion
13 and 91
@@geoffmartins2606 I think 96 and 30 should be up there too. Wallman should not be wearing Holmstrom’s number lol.
@@redwing1214 I agree .. Holmstrom helped just as much as anyone to get those cups ... that guy put his body on the line every night for the team
Why did barret Jackman win the Calder?
He had 19 points during his rookie year while playing top minutes as a defenseman. His D partner was Al MacInnis, which made him look really good.
great video
Swedes
Haha probably a lot more to come!
One of the greatest strengths the Wings has, is there player development and euro scouts, we have had a HUGE history in getting steals in Europe, Pavel, Zetterberg and potentially now Elmer Solderblom who is looking to be a 6th rd steal
Yeah, I've been real envious of your drafting. Meanwhile, my GM likes to trade away those late round picks 😂
I like your videos
Thanks!
Love ya Hank.. Thanks for all the great games over the years....
The Swedish Steve Yzerman. 1st ballot no question.
Well he wasn’t and isn’t a first ballot hof
He is a fringe hof