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Toughest fighter in the NHL history

NBA was fierce back in the 80s and 90s. It is soccer-like today. I can't watch it anymore.

Pele ganó 3 mundiales ...pero el que mundial que ganó Maradona lo ganó el solo contra todas las potencias por lo tanto vale más que 5 mundiales juntos...Messi ganó muchos títulos...pero ninguno cargo el solo con el equipo...Maradona a equipo que fue lo saco campeón y lo que hizo con Napoles vale más que un millón de títulos....Maradona es el Dios del fútbol. Punto

Meanwhile, the "great" LeBron James gets physically carried off the basketball court because of a cramp. My wife gets worse cramps, and she doesn't need to be carried anywhere. NBA players are rather weak.

Probably the biggest thing about Bobby was this...he was an unbelievable HUSTLER... man he could just literally take off from an Arctic cold start and be anywhere he wanted to on the rink before anybody even realized where he was... That's including his teammates.. probably the most amazing thing in my life to watch this man play...

React to "Maradona had vision like no one else"

Sorry... WHAT similarity with Messi are you watching there?. I'm Argentinian and I love Leo but Messi just a 10% of Maradona for A LOT OF REASONS.

The hockey series that saved the world

My favorite is Detroit as that’s my team

Gretzky was a soft 1 way player!

I never get tired of watching reactions of the Datsukian dekes

"The Magic Man"

Best player in ALL OF SPORT HISTORY

The best ever

Goat

Bro, it hurts, trust me. Much respect to these guys.

1:59 1996 Western Conference semifinals game 7 @Ibrahim Wattar

He unquestionably rivals Gretzky in my opinion. The level of skill and pure natural ability is beautiful to watch, and there is no one in the league today with that ridiculous degree of instinct and physicality combined with scoring ability that just has to be witnessed to fully understand and appreciate. One of the GREATS.

HERMOSA REACCIÓN! Se nota tu amor por "la caprichosa" y el fulbo!

Kucherov is the best Russian forward of all time.

Calgary Flames retired his number 34 recently. Well deserved honour.

Is last junior season he finish with 280 points in 70 games ! A hockey Genius and i'm glad that you have the chance to see him in action. Mario le magnifique!

I met them in Örnsköldsvik, Sweden when was little, they where really humble and kind!

im from montreal and a patrick roy as idol (normal) but did see and follow this man playing ...he was so spectacular and explosive in the net

KIPPER🐐

Thanks for sharing this! If you haven't already, please check out former NHL goalies Dominic Hasek and Ryan Miller. For me, they are my all-time favorite goaltenders and two of the best to ever play the position.

He was a real entertaining player who was pretty skilled all around. He gets a lot of attention for his huge hits, but he was capable in many areas. He retired earlier than most hockey players, but he was able to do so on his own terms. He enjoys a life of fishing and hunting these days, and I can really respect that.

I just came across the Big Buff in Winnipeg about a month ago. MY GOD HE IS ENORMOUS!

Here's what amazes me... Go ahead and look at the skates that Bobby used at the time... Now you compare them to the 3000 dollar skates of today.... Could you possibly imagine Bobby's ability on the skates of today????... He would have been an absolute menace to every single team

I've fallen on the inside of my knee while skating twice, it suuuuuuuuuucks.

To answer your question: Martin Brodeur is the NHL leader with 3 goalie goals (1 shot, 2 own goals). Ron Hextall is next with 2 (both shot). Every other goalie on this list has just 1. The video is old because there's been a couple of new ones since then :)

Hextall was a great shooting goaltender, but I'd actually rank Mike Smith ahead of him in terms of accuracy. Do a CZcams search on "Gotta See It: Smith threads the needle during Four Line challenge" and you'll see what I mean.

Marty Brodeur is arguably the greatest goaltender in NHL history, and having three goals to his credit just adds to that credibility.

A big sharks fan here.

I new every one😂

One of those goals the defender was Nicklas Lidstrom who could be regarded as the best Defensemen ever without much argument. Made him look silly.

Wayne broke 71 records and 60 records have never been broken since 1999 (the year he retired).

Wear a mask AFTER you get injured. That's like shutting the barn door after the horse has bolted.

Pure Grace

Gretzky was the GOAT of all GOAT. Never an athlete dominate is sport like Gretzky make. No one.

I grew up with these rules.. on the ice or on the playground.

Very good Lemieux pronociation

Actually, lacrosse also allows fighting. The two Canadian sports.

hes 186cm tall and weight is 90 kg

peter is one of the best ever:)

You probably don't look back at comments for something you posted 3 years ago , but if you do .....take this advice to watch the ESPN video when they were listing their top 100 athletes. You will be more amazed and understand him being call "The Great One" and there is no argument to refute it . The most dominant player in his sport in the history of sports .

I can tell you that hockey refs are also built different, I worked a game and got hit in the chest by the puck and I continued to ref

Peter forsberg played thru a game with a rupture spleen once. He went to the hospital after the game

Had the sweetest celly of all time with the Rangers... That- MJ on ice- "Moonwalk" goal celebration, will always move me!

Top 100 NHL player of all time? NHL: NO!!!