The NHL Iceberg EXPLAINED
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ITS BACK!! PHEW!! Was up til 1am tryna fix the copyright issues! In total took 2 weeks to create!! Also added some minor changes too :D! Hope y’all enjoy!! ( and for the 180 of y’all that already saw it, hope u enjoy again.) ALSO EDIT: Clint Benedict not Clyde!! Thanks for the patience and support y’all. It means a lot!!
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Dang I missed it cus of school now I’m going to binge lol
After finishing this I have to say this is the best video on CZcams I have watched
I’m going to tell everyone about this
@@tomashabs Ayy thanks sm man!!
Did you ever hear about Antti Niemi's 31st shutout? Nemo stopped 31 shots for his 31st career shutout on Jan. 31, while wearing 31 on his sweater at the age of 31.
I got one for ya. During the 2021 playoffs in round one, Montreal Canadiens player Jesperi Kotkaniemi scored in OT to win the game. It was his 15th playoff game, he took the 15th shot of OT, it was his 15th goal since coming back from the AHL, the time of the goal was 15:15 into OT. As crazy as all that is on its own, Kotkanieme also wears #15.
I call it.... FINNISH VOODOO!!!!
😱😱😱😂😂
How many total playoff games had the NHL played? Was it the 15th game? Just how deep does this go lol
That's awesome.
Finnish voodoo
I don’t think Betman or the nhl hates Canadian teams, I just think that they’re a little too interested in league revenue and not focused on cities in both countries that deserves a team
Canada is a risky market, the Canadian dollar is a risky investment. It fluctuates a lot compared to the American Dollar.
Unfortunately business is business and you gotta go to the money, not sit idly and hope it’ll come
So interested, in fact, that they completely ignore the RABID built-in fanbase in Quebec that would basically print money for them.
There are less cities in canada that are large enough to support a team then the usa
@@julesramsden5740 Quebec is still a tiny ass city with a tiny ass market
Did you hear about Sidney Crosby’s 500th goal?
Crosby, born on 8/7/87, wearing #87, making 8.7m a year, scored his 50th goal against the Flyers, in Pittsburgh’s 50th game of the season, on Jaromir Jagr’s 50th birthday, for his 500th goal.
It’s funny to me how Atlanta got their team finessed twice by Canada.
That is why Canadians should be cheering for Atlanta to get a team, it means Quebec will get one like 10 years later.
no joke there’s an amazing revenue opportunity in Atlanta. What’s working in Nashville?
@@fancycanuck what’s Nashville got to do with Atlanta? Thrashers moved to Winnipeg to become the jets
@@jfragale03 neighboring states, similar demographics, drastically different NHL outcomes, twice as you’ve mentioned
yes but two also left canada . nords and jets
I don't think Bettman hates Canadian teams, I think he hates Canadian markets. I think a lot of folks miss something about the scale difference between the US and Canada. The city of Dallas, Texas, not even including its metropolitan area, has a population that by 2019 estimates is larger than the entire province of Manitoba. If the metropolitan area is thrown in the population would be behind only Ontario's and Quebec's. That's why Gary Bettman keeps trying to put teams in these large sunbelt cities in the US, if the game grows down there the potential to make money is enormous. If you put a team in Saskatoon you've got 300,000 people to work with. That's it. There's no room for growth there.
Ive been an NHL fan for 40 years and you still managed to find a whole lot of facts that were new to me. Awesome job!
Fun one here. Jagr during the 1994-95 lockout went out and played one game in a German 1 league for a team called the Schalker Sharks where he scored the first goal, and then just kept passing the puck to his teammates. He finished the one game that he had there with one goal and 10 assists for 11 points. He also went on to say that he didnt care about being paid for the one game. All he wanted was a schnitzel with mayo😂
He seemed like a good guy. 11 points lol he's GOAT
"And a Canadian team hasn't made it to the Stanley Cup Finals since 2011" This quote aged well. I kinda find it funny how Montreal were the first Canadian team to make the finals exactly 10 years after the last one. Who knows when the next Canadian team will make the finals though. I'm rooting for the Oilers this year, but maybe we'll have to wait until 2031 for another Canadian team to be in the finals lol
Howzat feel now?
It feels like they actively try to keep Canadian teams out of the finals now. Some of the calls in the Game 7 of Pittsburgh vs Ottawa made that the most rigged refereeing in NHL history. They wanted Crosby to get another cup BAD that year, they took 7 games vs Washington AND Ottawa and a boatload of horrible calls in both series to get him there. There's a lot of reasons why Crosby won't ever be 1 of the top 20 players ever but, that doesn't help his case. He's lucky to have joined the NHL after the lockout because from 96-97 to 03-04 scoring was almost impossible, 50 goals and over 100 points was like a miracle on those years. You had guys in the top 10 of scoring with UNDER 80 POINTS. Now you got guys with 100+ not even in the top 10 like in the 80s.
Then a couple of months after this video, a canadian team is in the stanley cup finals lol
A Canadi and team will make it to the finals much to the chagrin falls Ohio state and federal government of the devil 😈
Bettman grew up an Islanders fan, why on earth would he rig the draft for his childhood crosstown rival?
>implying gary watches hockey
@@Outta-hz1ej my exact thought. Gary didn’t care about hockey until he was paid to care.
$$$$$$$$
Gary seems like a baseball kinda guy
He would never rig it for his hometown team, I don’t even know if Bettman even really like hockey that much (maybe he does but it wouldn’t surprise me if he’s pretty neutral on the sport itself) but I can see him doing it for financial game for the league. The rangers haven’t had a strong team for a long time and they should be one of the most popular teams in the unites states. Especially with this new Espn deal that has come, it could be huge if the rangers are at the top of their division
Apparently, the tsjuimoto thing was even bigger as hockey wasn't diverse, with a lot players being north american. Teams were reaching incredibly far back in the draft in hopes to select the next phenom from a different continent. The sabres drafted tsujimoto and NHL teams went berserk since the sabres marketed tsujimoto as a chinese prodigy.
Chinese? With that name? Bro...
@@I_can_do_20_push-ups Pretty sure, yes. I think it could be japanese too, but you get what i mean
Fukufuji
@@DozerMoto guy played in my hometown and was a star here glad he got to lace them up for the Kings
@@unbiasbruinsfan7330 Not Chinese, obviously Japanese.
Japanese surnames are like Hiraoka, Suzuki, Takahashi.
Chinese are like Xu, Wu, Chu, Fu, Wang, Lei, Zeng.
I personally loved watching that Thrashers team in their early days. Kovalchuk and Heatley were an awesome duo and really fun to watch.
Hossa as well :D
Tim Pool
Along with Malarchuk's nasty injury, the same thing happened to Richard Zednik. The game I was watching when it happened broke in to announce the injury and give some small amount of footage. Both are truly gruesome to watch.
is that the florida guy?
@@winnipeginstinct yes
I was at that game was pretty wild to see it happen again growing up with older family always telling me about malarchuk
both happened in buffalo and both credit sabres staff and local hospitals with saving their lives. jason pomoncille also had his aciles tendon cut in half in buffalo by a skate blade. after the malarchuk injury usa hockey mandated all youth hockey players to wear neck guards.
This video is absolutely fantastic. I recently got into hockey late last year and I’ve fallen in love with it. Videos like this make it easy to get into and understand such a beautiful sport as well as its history, both the bright and dark parts.
Why did I go to my basement again to watch this, do I ever learn
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That phone call was insane
If it exists, there is an iceberg of it.
Edit: Also, Heatley's passenger was named Dan Snyder, not Dan Schneider.
It’s pronounced the same way I don’t get the edit....
@@wilstrang7639 Can you use another example? Those are the same to me too.
@@paulybeefs8588 #OldPeopleProblems
Snyder and SCHneider are most certainly not pronounced the same.
@@JM_Solo It depends on where you're located.
Snyder and Schneider are usually not pronounced the same but certain accents pronounce them the same.
Great. Would have loved to have seen those Nordique uniforms with the wolf. As a Penguins fan I think I’m seeing a pattern here-team does poorly, threatens to re-locate, acquires a player who becomes a star, starts winning again….
If the penguins relocated that would be the saddest day of my life
@@VerseVault324nah, not Mario's team!! Never!
Regarding illegal sticks… any player would have noticed that they had a different curve on their stick after the first shot they took. Some would be able to tell just by looking down.
That poor girl! As a father I couldn't imagine the pain wrought on her dad after that game. I feel for him and her family.
I’m surprised you didn’t include Bill Masterton
I wouldn't doubt that PED's are rampant throughout the league. It's so competitive that you just can't lose a step on others who take them. Imagine being a 4th line grinder and that being the difference to being in the league or not. The testing is also scheduled and not random so you would know when to stop taking them so it passes through your system. Schmidt had trace amounts so he likely just didnt allow enough time to pass before testing.
As a Blues fan I've always said that the Danton stuff was one of the reasons why we were eliminated during the 2004 playoffs. No wonder we got beat, one of the players tried to have his agent murdered.
please give us a part 2 iceberg. with more stories, crazy ones, darker ones. like a 1 hour long video
I feel like the story between the original lightning owner and the yakuza should be on here
>the yakuza one
the... yakuza one???
Those layer 7 stories are really crazy, especially the first one. Another great video as always.
Thanks GP!!
I was recently playing NHL 2002 I realised Dan Snyder & Dany Heatley both weren't in the game even before the accident
Back then rookies were never in the games because there weren't roster updates (all games were offline except if you got the online expansion thing for multiplayer...at least on ps2...) and I think it is because legally they could only put nhl pros in the game and i think you can play like 10 games and it didnt count as your rookie season. Snyder only had 2 gp when that game came out.
There's a great Shawn Thornton line said to Zac Rinaldo (unbiased; I like the Flyers) "Enjoy your 5 games kid you'll be back in the minors before you know it."
36:16 this happened to both me and my brother as kids. both of us got hit in the eye with a deflected shot, but survived after going to the hospital. these incidents happened years apart but the fact that it was so similar for both of us is pretty crazy to think about.
BOTH of y’all 😳 Glad u guys are ok!
Thanks for this video. I've saved it to view again. Being a follower of the NHL in Australia, we often don't hear much about news beyond the ice and behind the scenes. There are definitely a few topics in this video, I want to find out more about.
I love these type of videos now there’s on for hockey that’s dope
Thanks man! Hopefully u enjoy!!
when i was around 13 or 14 and playing competitive hockey, one game an opposing player went to jump over a player on my team who had fallen down in front of him . odd scenario i know , but hockey moves fast things happen. well the opposing players skate blade just slightly went across my players neck. it was a lot of blood but we found out after he got lucky and did not hit an artery. it was really scary at the time. this was the mid 90's , the game continued after they got him off the ice and scraped up as much blood as they could.
This is really brilliant. As a new fan of the NHL these videos are teaching me loads! Thank you!
Thanks sm man! Glad you’ve been able to learn a thing or two!
No mention of Corey Hirsch's mental health struggles during his time with the Rangers and Canucks?
The add before this video for me was a PSA with Cory Heirsch talking about mental health.
Bettman probably prefers American teams from a revenue standpoint. Taxes in Canada are higher.
That email was an SBNation April Fools joke.
@@Pensfan5919 Sure, but there was a reason that it got so much traction. The reffing was atrocious against Canadian teams in the playoffs when facing a US-based opponent and Bettman fought ferociously to keep the Coyotes in Phoenix when it became obvious that moving the team out of Winnipeg was a mistake. The movie "Bon Cop, Bad Cop" uses Bettman's favouritism towards US-teams and the moving of the Nordiques to Colorado as a backstory.
I'm pretty sure as well, it all comes down to something else Bettman really loves. It comes on green paper and rhymes with honey. Since he was specifically tasked with expanding the game in the USA when he was named commissionner, he probably gets huge bonuses based solely on that criteria.
Great video as always. Very well put together and worth the wait. The little stick-o-meter is a nice touch.👍
Thanks sm man!! This took forever to crank out
This video was wild on so many different levels but it was so well told! Nice work, sir!
I remember my older brother talking about the Pens jersey
Thanks for video! Stories about dirty money or dirty managers are probably everywhere where money lies - however those stories of ordinary people, or personal problems of players were most interesting. The last one, yes as a father, that one hit me hard. I like those old ones, especially from pre NHL era.
Thank you for so interesting insight under the lid of NHL cauldron.
You gave a new piece of information to someone who followed this sport since he was 5 and used to get paid to write about hockey. Thank you! (Tujimoto I probably spelled wrong)
Thanks bud! Glad I could help!
This was a GREAT video!!! I'm so glad I subbed your channel! Keep up the excellent work! Thank you!
That’s Gj!!
All Canadians know the story of Bill Barilko because for The Tragically Hip
@Shlomo Shekelstein I think you are because only a loser would get angry about a CZcams comment ha
Lol
You called the sens goalie Clyde Benedict, it’s actually Clint. I don’t think many people would’ve really cared to remember a 30s goalie anyways
So glad I wasn't the only person to catch that.
Wow what a video. I would love to see one on like Lost NHL media, like the Maki incident and others like that
Great video! Was a bit surprised the Duncan MacPherson incident didn’t make it on here in lieu of Bill Barilko’s similar story
Dany Heatley Fr avoided jail time for no reason at all
The cross check @ 2:56 made the entire video worth the watch. Good vid. I enjoyed it.
theres a song about the story of Bill Barilko its called 50 mission cap by the tragically hip (famous canadian band)
Your channel is blowing up my fellow Calgarian
I am friends with Bettman's grandchild. He goes to my camp. I met him when he went on visiting day and even have a signed paper plate of him. He was really cool and he actually watched me play a bit of hockey.
I remember hearing about Loov's comments back then. I don't doubt it happened.
So glad I finally had time to watch this, another banger Paul
Thanks sm Hicketts!
When Atlanta was good they averaged 16000 fans a night, at the time that was more than Nashville Boston, Washington, St. Louis and Chicago all places that we think of for having a high capacity crowd every night they just had shitty owners and bad GMs
Yet Atlanta gets blamed for being a bad market. Detroit, Chicago, Minnesota, Pittsburgh (my team), Washington, St. Louis, New Jersey all have gone through times with awful attendance. Yet it's always the poor Canadians who are shafted.
Well, there is no more territorial draft for Toronto and Montreal to keep the best players in their regions. Not is there Sam Pollock to trade a second line player to the Oakland Seals for a high first round draft pick.
Canadians skip that, just like they like to skip over the fact that Gordie Howe played with his son's in Houston first. It isn't Bettmans fault that American teams have done a better job at being champions.
@@penguinsfan251 outside of 03/04 when the penguins were dead last in attendance (the rico fata period) you have to go back to the mid 1980s to see awful attendance. The old civic arena only held 17125 and it didn't get to that capacity until after the second cup in 1993.
Finally someone who actually knows the score
Pair that with Bettman having had a personal stake in keeping the only other team up for relocation where they were (Coyotes that were partially owned by the league due to failures) and yet they send Atlanta - NOT the former Winnipeg franchise that was failing in the desert.
It was an inside job and it always has been. Those of us who went to the games know the attendance narrative has always been a fat lie.
@@pens8766
The civic arena was packed when Mario was playing in the 80's... They were a horrible team, but Mario brought the audience.
This was an amazing video. Been watching it for a year now. You should definitely make a part two.
Thanks for the support buddy!! I rly appreciate it!
@@idontgivetkachuk np
As a former long time minor league player I know that, daytime cold medicine was used as a stimulant in the 80s and 90s. Cocaine, well I'm using my real name so I'll say a strong maybe. Scheduling is brutal at all levels of hockey. Stimulants WERE used. I can't speak for the here and now but, I will say that at least now, there are chartered flights without long waits and lost luggage to deal with. I hope for the future health of today's players, that these stimulants are no longer necessary.
I played 2 seasons in the coast, I can confirm this.
I hope that the both of you are not having to deal with any long term health issues and that everything is ok these days.
Cocaine is def being used at all levels lol
Back in my junior days ( early 90's ) there was always something floating around in the room, and the better stuff was usually in the stall 20mins before gametime. The rink staff was always instructed to leave any blood on the ice. ( Especially mine 😂) Exhibition games were horrendous due to guys foiling up or wearing HUGE rings. This is usually when my blood went on the ice, ( especially my first year at 15 ) even though I was not one of our staffed ' goons'. I found out that year that our goons sucked at being goons. Especially if the other guy was 6'5 and sporting a fistful of ' ceremonial rings '. Concussion protocol was having the trainer tell me not to fall asleep while he was patching my face up..😂😂 A few games I had to make my defense partner aware that when the puck was closer than 4 feet to my stick it would disappear from my sight. Local cops were usually around for the home games..lol . On the plus side...the beer and chix never stopped. Long bus rides were always funny and eventful. Even the odd parking lot brawl was fun. The early 90's was a very fun, but brutal time to play hockey.
Wow. The Pat Quinn Night thing also happens at minute 23 of the video!
WAIT WHAT!? I DIDNT EVEN NOTICE NOR WAS THAT MY INTENT WTF 😳
Pat Quinn never dies I guess.
Interesting video and with information that I've never heard of. Thanks for the video!
I know very little about hockey (well perhaps a tad more than an average dude from my country), but I loved the video, you've said it perfectly, icebergs are really fascinating.
Thanks for stopping by!! And I hope you decide to stick around!
Awesome video! I really love the iceberg videos.
Thanks sm dude! That means a lot! I do too! They’re rly fun to watch and dive deep into.
Really good video and I loved it but I think the Richard riot and the Eddie shore and Bailey incidents should be on here
What a Fun video to watch, like all your others! First (and only) iceberg video I have watched. Thumbs up.
One little tidbit that probably wouldn't rank on its own, but I haven't seen anyone mention the fact that in 1919 the Stanley Cup playoffs were ended after game 5. The series was between Seattle Metropolitans and the Montreal Canadiens. No cup was awarded that year. The reason.... Spanish flu epidemic. For some unknown reason it seamed too familiar. ;>
Oh and of course the Seattle Metros were the first US team to win the cup 2 years before I think.
Great video. Thanks for the upload.
man this was a great vid good job bro
Thanks Max!!
@@idontgivetkachuk :)
Amazing video! Keep up the great work.
Thanks man!
@@idontgivetkachuk I had to switch to my dad's account to watch the scariest injuries video lol. Of course like all your other videos that one was amazing too lol.
Maxim Afinogenov was the reason I fell in love with hockey. His speed and skill were so fun to watch.
I feel like in one of the upper layers should have been the Flyers-Senators brawl, but other than that this vid was fascinating. Well done!
Thanks sm man!
@@idontgivetkachuk np, love the content
Great video! These iceberg videos are really interesting!
Thanks sm man!
@@idontgivetkachuk I am very sorry for The late Response, but no Problem! Keep up The Best Work! ❤️ 🙏 👍 🙌 ✌️ 👏 😁 🙂
You know when idgt posts, it’s a great vid bc of how hard he works.
Thanks sm for stopping by a second time Thomas!! Hope it’s twice as nice for ya lol.
@@idontgivetkachuk np, did u see the Laine trade
Truth 1000
I would’ve added Alexei Cherepanov’s post-draft fatal cardiac arrest and subsequent disaster draft rule somewhere
I cracked up during the Brad Marchand's #666 game segment. 😂
This video was very entertaining and interesting you did a great job
Thanks sm man!
I’ve heard the story of the penguins jersey, if I’m remembering right they used it for one or two games but then scrapped it because of the reasons stated
7:30 I was at that game. I will never forget it.
I barely know anything about hockey (let alone any sport) but this video was super cool!
Thanks sm man!! Hope u learned a thing or two!!
@13:51 : What they missed a deadline for a jersey change, but didn't miss a deadline to more the team?!?! Well done Bettman
Great video Paul, some things I may have forgotten
Thanks man!
I watched this video the day it came out my account 7d memes now named solojumpy I came back a year later to see you’ve gained 14k since I watched this love the content bro!
Thanks sm bro!! And thank for thinking about the channel!! You’re always welcome to stick around :D.
For that penguins jersey, I remember reading that exact story, and I’ve always been confused why I couldn’t find it
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I beleive Sillinger beat the Record of Brent Ashton, by one team. I was only 11 back then but I had a subscription to the Hockey News and I remember the did a cover story on Ashton, when he broke the Record.
The Photo had him holding a stick. On that stick, they somehow glued a puck for each team he had played for.
It was a cool image!
Cheers from Canada
That was an amazong video, very well done, Im suprise that you didnt talk about payed referesees tho
The best thing to come out of hockey shifting to a more precision game vice a physical one is that it lowers and discourages the need for drugs like that. Only issue could maybe be a shift to adderall over other drugs, but the league is so locked up about it that we won't know for a while
Thanks for the name drop, great vid, hopefully people don't like this too much or you'll have to make another one lol
😂😂 Thanks Quinton!
Also, idontgivetkachuk I'm with you about 2004 >_> It still grinds my gears.
every skate cut event in hockey occurred in Buffalo too
Malarchuk, Zednik and that OHL WHL or AHL goalie (I forget what league) all in Buffalo
In 6:50 I remember hearing one time that Hamilton tigers after there team left they became the Hamilton tiger cats football team
I sure hope you covered the sabres getting screwed by hull in the crease and the year before against the flyers with the goal going through the side of the net or rather under it
The hull one was a good goal.... the rules had been adjusted mid year.
Craig Mactavish was charged with homicide while playing for the Boston Bruins and spent a year in prison. Early 80's.
Had no idea Peter McNabb was crazy like that. He's been on the Avalanche network, Altitude sports for forever now. He actually beat cancer this year and only missed 1 broadcast due to chemo. I hadn't heard his name, related to his playing days until the Av's game the other night. Was weird that I saw this video 2 days later and heard his name again.
Great video. The Ottawa Senators got screwed in the expansion draft. When Crosby got given to Pittsburgh by the NHL I knew that it was fixed. Bettman does hate Canada.
I'm not a hockey fan and never really have been and have no idea why this video was in my recommended.
I don't want anyone to think I'm complaining or anything. I watched it all, enjoyed it, and learned some random (for me) stuff which is always fun. I may check out another video or 2.
this should be useful to me... i’ve always been a bit of a more casual fan but i’ve always wanted to learn more!
Ayy well I hope you learned a thing or two!
Hockey isn't immune to the crazy curve balls that life throws at us. Underneath the shine of its glory days, hockey has a rife history of scandals and scary moments. Some of this stuff is really out there and they almost sound like urban legends. I'd forgotten Travis Green was involved in that gambling scandal...hope he's keeping his nose clean these days. That Malarchuk injury makes me cringe every time. Thanks for posting...cool vid.
I don't know if Bettman hates Canadian teams, but Vegas and Seattle make sense as hockey markets, so I wouldn't cite that as evidence. The only Canadian market I could see getting a team is Quebec.
Also if you make like a hockey iceberg I have an idea for you.
The Owen McCourt incident
(he was murdered on ice after getting hit by a stick. But it was 1907 when it happened so I’m not surprised to be honest from how sticks were
I think the league also changed the draft rules and let Vegas be good their first few seasons so they could get that 32nd team. If Vegas didn’t do well, or their revenue wasn’t worth it, then Seattle and other possible cities would be hesitant to offer up the $650 million dollars.I know that Seattle started their season ticket drive in the middle of Vegas’ first season, but if the team was doing what every other expansion team had done before them, there would be a sense of hesitancy from fans and executives.
Also the NHL wanted Vegas to do well because it was an untapped market. No other pro team called Vegas home so a lot of the residents had no real team to cheer for. Since the NHL was first, they will always have a special spot if the hearts of Vegas residents. In addition, the city is a tourist Mecca which drives up the revenue for team and city. People will travel to see their team play in Vegas because it’s in Vegas and there is almost every other form of entertainment.
Honestly me and a friend who have been watching hockey regularly, both die hard fans of dofferent teams, since 1995, during the Vegas draft and trades were saying "theyre trying to tank" .....they just did a really good job of scouting there. Can't take that part away. Seattle's lack of success supports that I just think they made all the right moves and the players executed.
Really enjoyed this
Thanks bud!
Never knew about the nordiques Jersey it looks super cool tbh
Great work Paul!
Thanks Andy!
I know most of this but it’s still fun to listen to it and I learned A few new things
Something I think should be mentioned in this video is the 2011 finals riots in Vancouver