As a Habs fan! I have to respect the Bruins fan that you are my friend! Bruins had a kick a** team lately and they are so fun to watch! shame what happened to them in the first round. Trust me I was cheering for the Bruins! Maybe because Montreal had Florida's first round pick and wanted them to lose ASAP!
Him, Ullmark, Hill, and Vacaleski, are the all time hall of fame greats. If there was a Mount Rushmore for greatest goaltenders, they would be the four faces.
That guy was Patrick Roy, the last great Montreal Canadiens goaltender before Price. Roy was traded to the Colorado Avalanche where he continued to dazzle. But yes, Price is one of the greatest. There’s no doubt about it.
Price Technic everything is better than Roy in my opinion. Price have better stats than Roy, and Roy was only higher than 0.920% 3 times in his entire career. Finished with 0.910%. Price was 6 time higher than 0.920, and 2 times higher than 0.930 (0.933/0.934) and Finished at 0.917%. Also, in my opinion, Roy had better teams in front of him than Price. I would say they're both legends and they're 50/50, but I like Price's technics and style more.
i would like to add the fact that Price never had a player with 80+ points except 2007 with Kovalev, and it was Price's rookie season. Always Mid to bad team, poor him.
What's even crazier is that Carey Price is known for his incredible positioning. most of his saves are not at all spectacular which is why he is seen as one of the most talented goalies of all time. I think he's in the top 3 with Brodeur and Roy, but sadly never won a cup, and had a career filled with injuries which arguably makes his stats and performances that much more incredible. I'm not sure the league will ever have a goalie as dominant as him again.
@@Noodles-The-Hunter-Vanguard Hasek had the best play style? He almost didn't have any techniques! But 10 out 10 instinct, reflexes and poises! The greatest lunchbox style goalie we'll ever witness. Loved him,
Price is arguably in the conversation of being the best goaltender ever in his prime. He only had one player breach 80 points in a season on his team during his career. His team has been mediocre to poor almost every year. If he had been drafted by another handful of teams he probably would have won multiple Stanley cups and more Vezina trophies. His talent is top tier all time.
Price had an entire career with a reputation of being consistently DOMINANT in the playoffs, even in his last season playing injured, where he lead the Canadiens to the finals, a run no one expected. Apparently even the NHL feared making the first round of the playoffs best of 5 instead of 7 (during pandemic) in fear that Price would steal a series. He still stole the series when it was best of 7
Probably the greatest goalie to never win a Cup. It's a damn shame he never had a true Cup caliber team in front of him. The amount of injuries this guy had over the years dragging that team anywhere is insane.
@@thrash208 the save % is not the only way to mesure which goalie is the best (even more when the difference is 0,01% ) but yeah Luongo was an amazing goalie as well
@@christophergaumond1901 i agree a save percentage isnt really a good way to guage how good a goalie is. If a goalie makes 100/100 saves in a game but every shot was right at him then it doesnt mean hes a good goalie in fact it shows the defense is really making it hard on the offense to get a good shot off. But Luongo is a really great goalie who deserved a cup as well and its really impressive the amount of saves he made with the amount of seasons and games he played. I believe he even gave the panthers their highest save percentage season or goalie of all time in the latter part of his career when most goalies are starting to be washed up
I'm neither a Caps nor a Canadiens fan, but Ovechkin's face after that one particular save and him fist bumping Price straight after is one of the coolest moments in NHL history IMO.
Rogatien Vachon glove save at Canada cup 76 vs thechoslovaquia is way more impressive , you can watch it on youtube , Vachon was a beast in 76 , won best goalie , and won the best player award
The funniest thing is that price is known to have a great technique and not always doing fancy saves. One of the best technique with such agility is insane
Price was voted the best goalie by the players years after years. Great balance between technic and athleticism. Sadly, he never really had a team to go far in the playoffs
I'm a Bruins fan, so I have always hated his team, but Carey Price was an amazing goalie. No one can deny that. Apparently, he is an amazing person off the ice as well. I watched a video of him with a child who lost his mom to cancer. It was very moving.
met the guy while giving blood, and yeah, he's a genuinely nice guy. took time to talk to me, signed everything i pushed to him, gave me a few goalie tips (i started playing at 39...) shook my hand and said "just keep working hard and having fun!"
Pricer was my goalie partner in midget AAA. Being from a small town with 2 rinks, we could get the ice to ourselves just about anytime we wanted. I could keep up with him back then but it took everything I had and he just made it look effortless. I was about 25 before I could finally admit he was better than me lol. I didn’t realize how lucky it was that I spent so much time on the ice with him. In his prime uninjured, I truly think he was the hardest goalie to beat EVER and his puckhandling was Brodeur like.
About Carey Price situation right now...apparently his knee injury he got 2 years ago isn't healing very well even after some procedure and goalie with his style use them a lot. It's not official yet, but because of that, his career is pretty much over, 2 years ago was his last window to win the cup. He was one of the best goalie of the 2000 and 2010 in the NHL, top team Canada goalie in Olympic where he won the gold medal. He is a case of insane good goalie with rarely great team in front of him, Montréal was manage poorly in the 2000...There is a new management team in Montréal since last year, but Price doesn't seems to be part of the plan and his retirement seems more and more inevitable. He has many records with Montréal like most win in Franchise history but the question remain if he is a Hall of Famer with no cup. Henrik Lundqvist who never won it too was introduced this year so...
the guy at 3:19 is actually another ex montreal goalie Patrick Roy who is arguably the best goalie in history and price is probably a top 3 goalie all time who is basically retired because of injury’s
4:24 Patrick Roy is the best goalie in my opinion he was the first goalie to bring the butterfly goaltending technique to hockey revolutionizing the position
Absolutely. Easily the most clutch goalie of all time. He's the only player in league history with 3 playoff MVPs and they all happened in 3 separate decades.
@@trev3971 This is very true. Glenn Hall was a freak lol. IIRC he was scared to death of getting hit in the face before every game but still played every game over a 5 year period
Carey Price is all but retired. Unfortunately, he had some addiction and mental health issues and has taken the past two seasons off, and it doesn't appear as though he's going to come back. The Montreal Canadiens still on his rights for the next, I think, three seasons. Us Canadiens fans only dream to see him back in les Bleu, Blanc et rouge. Thank you for this homage!
He and his family just moved out west to British Columbia (probably to be closer to his parents) but they are considering buying an apartment to stay in when the season starts up again (maybe that's just wishful thinking on my part but I would love to see him back in Montréal 😌)
@@QuackAttack I was reading this as well. If only it would come to fruition! Long live Mr. Price.. and as usual. EFF RONALD COREY! Thank you for you time m
Carey Price (the 🐐) played his last game in the 2021-2022 season where he missed every game after the Canadiens cup run when they were the least favoured team to reach the final. Carey single-handedly brought them there on one knee! His last game was a 10-2 victory. This man means alot to the city and fans of Montreal. During his career he only had one player in front of him reach a point per game (Alexei Kovalev in 2007, Careys rookie season). Many injuries would set him and the team back during his tenure as a Hab. Most Notably won 4 of the biggest trophies in the 2014-2015 season, which only a handful of players in LEAGUE HISTORY have accomplished this feat. Undoubtedly wouldve won many cups if the management actually gave him a good team. Currently he is still under contract for the next 3 seasons, and is on long term injured reserved because he is too injured to play. Unfortunate because if anyone deserves a cup, it is this guy. Montreal loves you Carey, he made a generation of kids (some who play in the NHL right now) fall in love with hockey and influenced them in their playstyle. No i did not google all this, i was a first hand witness of his skill, poise, and love for the game. -Sincerely, one of Careys biggest fans. 💙🤍❤️
As much as i have loved him in the habs jersey, seeing how banged up he has been over the years. I hope he does not compound it by coming back to play. After saying that, i look at where and when he is showing up and i do believe he will still be with the habs once his contract is finished but in a different capacity
Pretty sure he will never play again, but he has started training Montembeault and he now has taken Reinbacher under his wing so all signs points that he will take a new position in the Habs organization once he officially retires. There is still a chance he wins a ring with us as something else then a player
These saves made by Price are very reminiscent of one goalie in particular. As far as I'm concerned, as good as Patrick Roy and Martin Brodeur were, they're both fighting for second place behind Dominik Hasek (and that's coming from a Montreal-born hockey fan). His style of play stifled and aggravated players. The numbers speak for themselves. He still has the NHL’s highest career save percentage. He’s also the only goalie ever to lead the league in both shots faced per 60 minutes and save percentage in the same season, and he did it twice!! He's the first European starting goalie to win the Stanley Cup. And the hardware he amassed throughout his career is just insane. 2 Hart Trophies (only goalie to do that) 2 Lester B. Pearson Awards 6 Vezina Trophies (absolutely insane) 3 William M. Jennings Trophies 1 Olympic Gold 1 Olympic Bronze 4 World Championship medals (1 silver and 3 bronze) 3 World Junior silver medals 2 Stanley Cups Needless to say, he earned his nickname "The Dominator."
2:10 When the goalie makes an incredible save with his glove, it's known as "flashing the leather" (goalie gloves were made from leather back in the day)
@@wingnutwillie He played in NYI and STL for a combined 4 years. In that time he only once posted a GAA or SV% above league average and it was only by the slimmest of margins. So yeah, i stand behind my statement... He is an average to good goalie but not a great one, his best attribute is his longevity.
Price played is last game in the end of the 2022 NHL season. Carey started suffering from a knee injury (he basically have a hole in the cartilage and the bone of his knee) he started suffering from a knee injury in the 2014 Eastern conference finals because of Chris Kreider that hit Price in the knee. Today, Carey even has difficulty getting out of bed.
dominic hasek was a amazing goalie with his own - out of book - goaling style that was never seen again. he was all over the place and still regarded as one of the best goalie of all time. martin brodeur and patrick roy are regarded as the best goalie of all time
The consensus top 3 goalies of all time are Hasek, Roy and Broduer in whatever order you want to debate. I personally think the best goalie ever is between Hasek and Roy. Carey Price has had many huge injuries in his career starting in 2015. He’s one of 2 goalies to ever win the Ted Lindsay which is for the best player voted by all the other players. I think if he never got injured he would definitely be a consensus top 3-4 goalie of all time with a case for the best. Even though he’s had all these injuries he’s still had many miraculous runs, recently taking the lowest seed team to make the playoffs all the way to the final.
I feel incredibly lucky to have watched hockey since the very beginning of Price's NHL career. I've always admired his calmness, his positioning, his awareness and his will to do whatever he could to stop that puck every game game, including the playoffs. He's currently injured, but I 100% believe that he could've gotten a Cup if he played with the current Canadiens roster in front of him.
Best goalie of all time is a tricky question because there have been a lot of excellent ones and they've all had different styles and talents. I'm a Habs fan because I come from a family of Habs fans. I don't even follow the game that much since they've started changing the players around so much. But, for what it's worth, it seems to me like Carey Price is the best not because of the spectacular saves he's made (although, obviously, it takes a special kind of talent and discipline ot be able to do that) but because he was consistently good throughout his career. There were games where he was off, but he remained consistently the best. And that's what's extremely rare.
Carey Price revolutionized goaltending. He took butterfly goaltending (his style) to another level with amazing positioning, calm demeanour and efficient movement. ALL modern goalies that came after Price, modelled their game after him. He was my favourite as he was from the same province as I am, British Columbia in Canada. I miss seeing him in the league everyday, so very dearly. PS: Carey Price only ever had ONE player that scored over 80 points in a single season. Had he had a better team in front of him, he would have won many championships.
The Carey Price save at 2:33, is the and I mean the BEST save he has ever made in my opinion, and it was in the pre-season when price was still a rookie.
That third one vs Philly is THE best save I've ever seen. I don't care that the puck probably hits Suzuki behind even if he doesn't touch it. To make a save with the side of your stick blade like that is absolutely ludacrous.
i'm tearing up watching this and it literally all just happened...what will it be in 20 years when we think back about all these plays...you can't understand.
Carey Price is the best highlight reel goalie of all time and arguably the best goalie of the last generation. The only reason he isnt considered one of the best in history is because he never had a good team and couldnt play even better
Whats to know about price is he doesnt really do much of these spectacular saves cause hes always in the right place and make saves look easy. But hes able to go desperation save very effectively if he needs to. Best of all time imo.
Habs fan here. Pricer is on long term sick leave which in essence means 'retirement ' . Shame we could never get our shit together and win one for Carey. Take a look at the first save....Carey is giving, no daring the shooter to shoot top right corner, the player bit and Pricer was ready of course. Did you check the fan reaction? Ballistic....btw, the opposing player in front tapped him on the pads after the stop. RESPECT.
Dominik Hasek is probably the most acrobatic goalie of all time, Roy was awesome and willing/wanted to fight anyone; Price, Fleury, Holtby, Rask, Brodeur, Richter, Lundqvist, Quick were all awesome in net. And just about any goalie who goes late into the playoffs is going to have some amazing skill, like Bobrovsky who was super human for the panthers in the in their playoff run this past season.
The thing with goalies in NHL hockey is that the "best of the best," while they are very capable of making these flashy, huge saves, they succeed because they don't put themselves in those situations in the first place. The "best" are ironically the ones that rarely let in the shitty goals that the ones below them might. Carey Price is arguably one of the best netminders of all time, but take a look at Patrick Roy, Martin Brodeur, and the like - they're obviously capable of huge saves you'll find in highlight reels, but their overall career save %s and such statistics aren't all eye candy, they just stop pucks more often than anyone else.
@@RyanLuca581 it's unbelievable 😵 but a goalie alone cannot win a Stanley Cup 😞 ... That's what happens when you build your team around the goalie ... In his entire career, Price played with one... ONE 80pts per season guy... It was Kovalev in 2007-08... In his rookie season ...
In my opinion, the most dominant goalie to ever play the game. Most other great goalies of the game had incredible teams to back them up. But Carey Price throughout the entirety of his career, carried awful to mediocre teams on his back and went on several deep runs. Unfortunately, him not ever winning a championship affects his legacy. If he had won at least one cup he could've been hailed the greatest goalie of all time. But purely on paper in terms of sheer talent, dominance and impact on the game. Carey stands at the top
Hey, thanks for taking my advice from all those months ago! Love Pricey! Editing to ask if you can react to Ben Bishop next. Great goalie waylaid by injuries.
Within a certain era, we had Henrik Lundqvist (recently added to Hockey Hall of Fame) and Carey Price as one of the best in the previous era. Now, we got Andrei Vasilevskiy. I recommend watching him for ya next video. He's unreal. Yes he had tough time in Leafs last playoff series, but the team wasn't playing good in front of him at the time. Still, watch him if you can in a highlight. He's unreal when he's hot.
Carey Price is one of the best goaltenders to never win the cup, it's a tragedy. If you want more goalies to react to, look up: Patrick Roy Martin Brodeur Henrik Lundquist Dominik Hasek Chris Osgood Tim Thomas
Price is actually retired because of injury, he and Shea Weber tried and gave everything in Stanley cup final but didn’t win. His still on contract but the assurance pays him so that’s why his not officially retired even if he move out of Montréal this year. The Canadiens knows he still a favorite of the fans so we see him a lot hanging around in team event
Patrick Roy is often considered the greatest goalie of all time. Greatest single season could be considered to be Tony Esposito who had 15 shutouts back in the early 70's which is a record still to this day (not including George Hainsworth's 22 shutouts in 44 games but that is considered before the modern era). If Ken Dryden hadn't had such a short career he might have been considered the greatest, he won 6 Stanley Cups in only 8 years. He was the only player of any position to win the Conn Smythe Trophy (MVP of the Playoffs) before he won the Calder Trophy the next year as rookie of the year.
Carey Price's tecnique is by far the best ever. He is one of the best for sure, many of his saves doesn't seems impressive because he was always well positionned. He is currently injured and will unfortunately never play again.
He is not (officially) retired. He still have 3 years to is contract (30 millions). But he got several knew injury till 2014 that end is carrer.He play is Last game in the Stanley cup final vs Tampa Bay.
I'm enjoying this video very much!!! Go Habs Go!! So much respect for Carey. He's an awesome guy, on and off the ice, arguably the best goalie in the world in his prime (won the gold in the 2014 Olympics with team Canada for example) incredibly athletic, he's got a beautiful family. Only thing he doesn't have is a Stanley Cup. Went to the finals in 2021 but lost to the Tampa Bay lightning. So close, but incredible career nonetheless. "The Price is Right" indeed!
I've played kockey as a boy and teenager in the 60s and 70s and have been following hockey since 1960. I first saw Price play in the world juniors and knew right away, this is the best goalie I've ever seen. Unfortunately injuries have sidelined him for a couple of years now and i fear his career may be over before his time, much like Bobby Orr.
"The Swipe" is called a windmill save. You are correct, he has been out all this season and MUCH of last because of a knee injury. It doesnt really look too good for him coming back, though he isn't contemplating retirement. "Who's that guy?" That, sir, is Patrick Roy (Roy pronounced "Wah"). He used to be a Canadien, and is regarded as one of the GOATS of goaltending. Referring to your question if every goalie uses their limbs - check out Dominik Hasek. You're welcome.
Price is widely viewed as the best goalie of this generation. Even other NHL goalies (of this generation) have said so. Some haters will raise the argument that if he's that good, how come he never won the Stanley Cup? Well, sadly its because we (Montreal) never gave him good, consistent offense in front of him. Sadly it DOES appear that Price's playing days are now over. He WILL still be around the team occasionally in some capacity, but he hand his family have moved back to BC (the other side of the country). There are rumours that in a few years, when he's ready, he might become a goalie coach for Montreal. Oh, and those saves where Price's arm seem to come out of nowhere, on those saves, he's generally catching the puck in his glove. Price was also generally viewed as the best puck moving goalie, when he played the puck with his stick. Also, the guy you asked who he was, in the stands - that was Patrick Roy, another great goalie from Montreal's storied history - he was the goalie for Montreal when they won their last Stanley Cup in 1993, which was the last time a Canadian team won the Cup.
Price is all but officially retired. After his finals run in 2021, he has been battling chronic injury and I think played less than 5-10 games 2 years ago and none last year. Won gold with canada but never the stanley cup with montreal. Patrick roy (of 3:19) and martin brodeur are the greatest goalies of all time, and if you like price’s flair maybe check out dominic hasek highlights As a 21st century habs fan price is my goat
Price was very good in his prime. There have been lots of great goalies: Terry Sawchuk from the no mask era, Gerry Cheevers, Dominick Hasek, Tom Barasso, Martin Brodeur, Grant Fuhr, Ed Balfour, and for 2 hockey goalies who not just great but also dirty goons: Billy Smith & Ron Hextall. The guy in the crowd at 3:19 is former great goalie Patrick Roy.
Definitely the most technical goalie of all time and to me the best of all time , for him to hold most records as à Montréal Canadiens goalie and being the goalie with the lowest offensive support in nhl history! This guy on a good team would have 4 cups easy
Carey Price is the best goalie of his generation. It's a terrible shame he never had a good team. Never had a teammates who hit 80 points in a season or 40 goals. When playing for team Canada he put up some record stats during the Olympics. His career would've been even better if he had never been crashed into, after that he was always battling knee injuries which eventually ended his career. Apparently he can't walk up stairs without some pain.
Also the French part you hear is because Montreal is in the French speaking Canadian province of Quebec, so all of their game is usually double casted in French and English.
Yes, he was injured the last 2 seasons. He played a total of 30 games. He's now retired (he didn't announce it due to the salary stuff, but we all know). He was injured but also had addiction issues. Painkillers and alcohol if I remember correctly. He got in the NHL's player assistance program in oct. 2021
Marc-Andre Fleury, Dominic Hasek, Patrick Roy, Conor Hellebuck … just a few names for AMAZING goalies, bro. I am CERTAIN that I could list off five more great goalies but check these insanely sick players tho. You won’t regret it bro. Trust me. Great vids, Cool’ser. You’re cool af 🫵🏽👊🏽🖖🏽
Goalies are a different breed, known for being a little different most of the time. Gotta be to stand in a net and have pucks fired at you 😉 In his prime, Carey was the best goalie in the world. We Habs fans definitely miss him 💙🤍♥️
Carey price is without a doubt in the top 3 of the greatest goalies when talking of technique if not the best. He was unfortunately injured and it ended his career😢
No, he is not officially retired but he as a bad knee injury so he can’t play for now, and he was so close to win a Stanley cup. He is for sure the best of the last decade and he is a hockey hall of fame, he also has the most win for goalie in Habs history which is the best franchise in the NHL that has 24 cups. And he has many individuals trophy and World Cup, Gold medal in Sochi Olympic and he is the best for saves indeed.
I'd have to say Price is in the top 10 for goalies of all time and the only goalie that I think was better then Price to not win a cup was Lundqvist. As for who is doing stuff similar to him, Andrei Vasilevskiy for sure and to a degree Thatcher Demko, Jake Ottengier and Juuse Saros. Johnathan Quick has regressed quite a bit from making saves like this. Fleury has spectacular saves but mainly cause he's out of position or leaves a large rebound. If you're looking for GOAT contenders in goaltending, you're looking at Martin Brodeur, Patrick Roy, Dominik Hasek, Roberto Luongo, Ken Dryden, Terry Sawchuk, Henrik Lundqvist just to name a few, and you can definitely add Price to this list.
Carey Price is honestly one of the best goalies to play in this generation, but when talking about best of all time, there are only three possible names to consider: Patrick Roy, Martin Brodeur, and Dominik Hasek. Personally, I rank them as Hasek, Brodeur, then Roy, but I would accept arguments for any order of those three. I think you'd enjoy getting to see stuff from any of those three guys.
3:20 « Who’s that guy? » Patrick Roy. 4:20: Same. Honestly, Carey might very well be the best ever. The only reason he doesn’t have a Stanley Cup is because he can’t score the goals himself, but he carried the team into undeserved playoffs spots.
That “swipe save” is called a windmill save. You might also hear commentators describe it as flashing the leather because the glove is leather. Marc-Andre Fleury loves the windmill save. Price is one of the best of his generation. I’m a Lightning fan, so I have to say Vasilevskiy is the best goalie. Watch his top ten saves.
The king of wild saves will always be cam ward. I know most will say dominic but if you go off the current butterfly style of play, cam ward was they guy i grew up try to imitate
Carry price is basically retired now, has only played a couple games in the last two seasons. He gave his all and played through an injury to help carry the Canadians to the cup finals in what turned out to be his final full season. It was legendary
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React to Patrick Roy's greatest saves. Legit he is the greatest goalie of all time
Carey price is now retired
His goalie gear is about 60 to 70 pounds
As a Bruins fan I have nothing but the upmost respect for Price. He deserved some cups.
Im sad our management was never able to build a team for him to win some cups...
As a Habs fan! I have to respect the Bruins fan that you are my friend! Bruins had a kick a** team lately and they are so fun to watch! shame what happened to them in the first round. Trust me I was cheering for the Bruins! Maybe because Montreal had Florida's first round pick and wanted them to lose ASAP!
@@Your_Captain idk well see
He deserved a better group of defensemen protecting him
Him, Ullmark, Hill, and Vacaleski, are the all time hall of fame greats. If there was a Mount Rushmore for greatest goaltenders, they would be the four faces.
That guy was Patrick Roy, the last great Montreal Canadiens goaltender before Price. Roy was traded to the Colorado Avalanche where he continued to dazzle. But yes, Price is one of the greatest. There’s no doubt about it.
Who is Patrick Roy ? The guy at 3:18.
He was better than Price, just to give you an idea.
Price Technic everything is better than Roy in my opinion. Price have better stats than Roy, and Roy was only higher than 0.920% 3 times in his entire career. Finished with 0.910%. Price was 6 time higher than 0.920, and 2 times higher than 0.930 (0.933/0.934) and Finished at 0.917%. Also, in my opinion, Roy had better teams in front of him than Price. I would say they're both legends and they're 50/50, but I like Price's technics and style more.
i would like to add the fact that Price never had a player with 80+ points except 2007 with Kovalev, and it was Price's rookie season. Always Mid to bad team, poor him.
@@Emotionless0000Roy had to play against better talent and his a high scoring league
@@christianshaw9102more higher scoring league yes but he also played on wayyyyy better teams like it’s not even a comparison
What's even crazier is that Carey Price is known for his incredible positioning. most of his saves are not at all spectacular which is why he is seen as one of the most talented goalies of all time. I think he's in the top 3 with Brodeur and Roy, but sadly never won a cup, and had a career filled with injuries which arguably makes his stats and performances that much more incredible. I'm not sure the league will ever have a goalie as dominant as him again.
Hasek>Roy,Brodeur,Price
@@MrPapasvhillyHasek had the best play-style, but ultimately with GP and Wins, Brodeur and Roy are way better.
@@Noodles-The-Hunter-Vanguardonly because Chicago had Belfour and Hasek sat around doing nothing for years.
What’s even crazier is that he never had a 80+ points player on his team lol
@@Noodles-The-Hunter-Vanguard Hasek had the best play style? He almost didn't have any techniques! But 10 out 10 instinct, reflexes and poises! The greatest lunchbox style goalie we'll ever witness. Loved him,
Price is arguably in the conversation of being the best goaltender ever in his prime. He only had one player breach 80 points in a season on his team during his career. His team has been mediocre to poor almost every year. If he had been drafted by another handful of teams he probably would have won multiple Stanley cups and more Vezina trophies. His talent is top tier all time.
Price had an entire career with a reputation of being consistently DOMINANT in the playoffs, even in his last season playing injured, where he lead the Canadiens to the finals, a run no one expected. Apparently even the NHL feared making the first round of the playoffs best of 5 instead of 7 (during pandemic) in fear that Price would steal a series. He still stole the series when it was best of 7
And that one time he wasn't consistent Halak saved the series.
Probably the greatest goalie to never win a Cup. It's a damn shame he never had a true Cup caliber team in front of him. The amount of injuries this guy had over the years dragging that team anywhere is insane.
Roberto Luongo played more games and had a higher save% average never had a cup either. But they both have olympic gold
@@thrash208 the save % is not the only way to mesure which goalie is the best (even more when the difference is 0,01% ) but yeah Luongo was an amazing goalie as well
@@christophergaumond1901 i agree a save percentage isnt really a good way to guage how good a goalie is. If a goalie makes 100/100 saves in a game but every shot was right at him then it doesnt mean hes a good goalie in fact it shows the defense is really making it hard on the offense to get a good shot off. But Luongo is a really great goalie who deserved a cup as well and its really impressive the amount of saves he made with the amount of seasons and games he played. I believe he even gave the panthers their highest save percentage season or goalie of all time in the latter part of his career when most goalies are starting to be washed up
Henrik Lundqvist has something to say about that.
@@thrash208 luongo is great, but he had good teams, carey dragged montreal kicking and screaming to the cup final with bad knees.
HE was the Montreal Canadiens by himself. If he had a decent team before him, he would be wearing couple of stanley cup rings.
moslty like 10 Stanley cup
Did Roy have an allstar team in front of him in either 86 or 93? Stupid comment. Besides Dryden, there was no better goalie.
@@goomymf not a allstar game but better team than price have never had
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I'm neither a Caps nor a Canadiens fan, but Ovechkin's face after that one particular save and him fist bumping Price straight after is one of the coolest moments in NHL history IMO.
So true! that was something! Ovi actually applauded him. excuse my french, not to sure about the applauded spelling lol
@@patrickpelletier9458 You nailed it don't worry :P
Rogatien Vachon glove save at Canada cup 76 vs thechoslovaquia is way more impressive , you can watch it on youtube , Vachon was a beast in 76 , won best goalie , and won the best player award
@@francoispitre6292 Dude, reading comprehension, I said "one of the coolest moments in _NHL_ History"....
Agree 100%
This just made me miss him even more 🥺
same bro
Damn yes :(
Me2
We are always gonna miss Carey
The funniest thing is that price is known to have a great technique and not always doing fancy saves. One of the best technique with such agility is insane
Price was voted the best goalie by the players years after years. Great balance between technic and athleticism. Sadly, he never really had a team to go far in the playoffs
At their peak, Carey Price is the BEST THE GOAT 🐐
I'm a Bruins fan, so I have always hated his team, but Carey Price was an amazing goalie. No one can deny that. Apparently, he is an amazing person off the ice as well. I watched a video of him with a child who lost his mom to cancer. It was very moving.
met the guy while giving blood, and yeah, he's a genuinely nice guy. took time to talk to me, signed everything i pushed to him, gave me a few goalie tips (i started playing at 39...) shook my hand and said "just keep working hard and having fun!"
Carey Price was arguably the best hockey player on the planet in his prime, goalie or player. I’ll die on that hill
Pricer was my goalie partner in midget AAA. Being from a small town with 2 rinks, we could get the ice to ourselves just about anytime we wanted. I could keep up with him back then but it took everything I had and he just made it look effortless. I was about 25 before I could finally admit he was better than me lol. I didn’t realize how lucky it was that I spent so much time on the ice with him. In his prime uninjured, I truly think he was the hardest goalie to beat EVER and his puckhandling was Brodeur like.
Those saves are even more unbelievable as Carey Price positioning and technic was mint , most goalies couldn’t make those saves ,
About Carey Price situation right now...apparently his knee injury he got 2 years ago isn't healing very well even after some procedure and goalie with his style use them a lot. It's not official yet, but because of that, his career is pretty much over, 2 years ago was his last window to win the cup. He was one of the best goalie of the 2000 and 2010 in the NHL, top team Canada goalie in Olympic where he won the gold medal. He is a case of insane good goalie with rarely great team in front of him, Montréal was manage poorly in the 2000...There is a new management team in Montréal since last year, but Price doesn't seems to be part of the plan and his retirement seems more and more inevitable. He has many records with Montréal like most win in Franchise history but the question remain if he is a Hall of Famer with no cup. Henrik Lundqvist who never won it too was introduced this year so...
he is 100% a hall of famer
@scottstenlund4431He's actually trying to find a new home in montreal.. again!! I guess we don't know yet if it's over
the guy at 3:19 is actually another ex montreal goalie Patrick Roy who is arguably the best goalie in history
and price is probably a top 3 goalie all time who is basically retired because of injury’s
¨Who's that guy¨ THE REAL GOAT . Patrick Roy
I've seen great goalies...Roy, Brodeur, Fleury...but Price...he was something else man. 🥺
Man that made me miss him so much more then I already do.
In his prime lot of players say’s that the hardest thing against the Montreal Canadiens was Carey because you started the game with -1 goal
4:24 Patrick Roy is the best goalie in my opinion he was the first goalie to bring the butterfly goaltending technique to hockey revolutionizing the position
and he was also a Montreal Canadien for many years like Price and won 2 cups in Montreal!!!! Do his highlights
Couldn't have said it better myself
Absolutely. Easily the most clutch goalie of all time. He's the only player in league history with 3 playoff MVPs and they all happened in 3 separate decades.
Roy is my favorite player ever, but he wasn't the first to butterfly. Glenn Hall was doing it in the '50s, with no mask!
@@trev3971 This is very true. Glenn Hall was a freak lol. IIRC he was scared to death of getting hit in the face before every game but still played every game over a 5 year period
Carey Price is all but retired. Unfortunately, he had some addiction and mental health issues and has taken the past two seasons off, and it doesn't appear as though he's going to come back.
The Montreal Canadiens still on his rights for the next, I think, three seasons. Us Canadiens fans only dream to see him back in les Bleu, Blanc et rouge.
Thank you for this homage!
He and his family just moved out west to British Columbia (probably to be closer to his parents) but they are considering buying an apartment to stay in when the season starts up again (maybe that's just wishful thinking on my part but I would love to see him back in Montréal 😌)
@@QuackAttack I was reading this as well. If only it would come to fruition!
Long live Mr. Price.. and as usual.
EFF RONALD COREY!
Thank you for you time m
And there was Chris Kreider too...
@@MightyPee woah buddy, there are kids ... Don't use the K-word in public, there are rules man! 😂😂
It was alcohol
Carey Price (the 🐐) played his last game in the 2021-2022 season where he missed every game after the Canadiens cup run when they were the least favoured team to reach the final. Carey single-handedly brought them there on one knee!
His last game was a 10-2 victory.
This man means alot to the city and fans of Montreal. During his career he only had one player in front of him reach a point per game (Alexei Kovalev in 2007, Careys rookie season). Many injuries would set him and the team back during his tenure as a Hab. Most Notably won 4 of the biggest trophies in the 2014-2015 season, which only a handful of players in LEAGUE HISTORY have accomplished this feat. Undoubtedly wouldve won many cups if the management actually gave him a good team.
Currently he is still under contract for the next 3 seasons, and is on long term injured reserved because he is too injured to play.
Unfortunate because if anyone deserves a cup, it is this guy.
Montreal loves you Carey, he made a generation of kids (some who play in the NHL right now) fall in love with hockey and influenced them in their playstyle.
No i did not google all this, i was a first hand witness of his skill, poise, and love for the game.
-Sincerely, one of Careys biggest fans. 💙🤍❤️
Price has the best highlights for a goalie ever!
He was simply amazing.
Btw he's coming back next year for training camp. Let's hope we see him again in 🔵⚪️🔴 🙏🏼
he has to present himself for being put back on scratch list and touch his $$$ thats why... pretty sure he wont play a game...
Literally praying for that 🙏
As much as i have loved him in the habs jersey, seeing how banged up he has been over the years. I hope he does not compound it by coming back to play. After saying that, i look at where and when he is showing up and i do believe he will still be with the habs once his contract is finished but in a different capacity
Pretty sure he will never play again, but he has started training Montembeault and he now has taken Reinbacher under his wing so all signs points that he will take a new position in the Habs organization once he officially retires. There is still a chance he wins a ring with us as something else then a player
These saves made by Price are very reminiscent of one goalie in particular.
As far as I'm concerned, as good as Patrick Roy and Martin Brodeur were, they're both fighting for second place behind Dominik Hasek (and that's coming from a Montreal-born hockey fan). His style of play stifled and aggravated players. The numbers speak for themselves. He still has the NHL’s highest career save percentage. He’s also the only goalie ever to lead the league in both shots faced per 60 minutes and save percentage in the same season, and he did it twice!! He's the first European starting goalie to win the Stanley Cup.
And the hardware he amassed throughout his career is just insane.
2 Hart Trophies (only goalie to do that)
2 Lester B. Pearson Awards
6 Vezina Trophies (absolutely insane)
3 William M. Jennings Trophies
1 Olympic Gold
1 Olympic Bronze
4 World Championship medals (1 silver and 3 bronze)
3 World Junior silver medals
2 Stanley Cups
Needless to say, he earned his nickname "The Dominator."
2:10 When the goalie makes an incredible save with his glove, it's known as "flashing the leather" (goalie gloves were made from leather back in the day)
Dominic Hasek, Ed belfour, Chris Osgood, Martin Brodeur, are just some of the best ever
Thanks for mentioning Hasek and Osgood, often overlooked.
I love Osgood and think he's underrated but he's not near Price or Brodeur.
Osgood was an average to good goalie who played for great teams. Not even in the top 10 goalies since 2000.
@steveeaster6701 so NYI and St. Louis were powerhouse teams?? Ossie was incredibly consistent on whatever team he played for.
@@wingnutwillie He played in NYI and STL for a combined 4 years. In that time he only once posted a GAA or SV% above league average and it was only by the slimmest of margins. So yeah, i stand behind my statement... He is an average to good goalie but not a great one, his best attribute is his longevity.
Price played is last game in the end of the 2022 NHL season. Carey started suffering from a knee injury (he basically have a hole in the cartilage and the bone of his knee) he started suffering from a knee injury in the 2014 Eastern conference finals because of Chris Kreider that hit Price in the knee. Today, Carey even has difficulty getting out of bed.
still mad at kreider to be honest
dominic hasek was a amazing goalie with his own - out of book - goaling style that was never seen again. he was all over the place and still regarded as one of the best goalie of all time.
martin brodeur and patrick roy are regarded as the best goalie of all time
The consensus top 3 goalies of all time are Hasek, Roy and Broduer in whatever order you want to debate. I personally think the best goalie ever is between Hasek and Roy.
Carey Price has had many huge injuries in his career starting in 2015. He’s one of 2 goalies to ever win the Ted Lindsay which is for the best player voted by all the other players. I think if he never got injured he would definitely be a consensus top 3-4 goalie of all time with a case for the best. Even though he’s had all these injuries he’s still had many miraculous runs, recently taking the lowest seed team to make the playoffs all the way to the final.
Carey Price had one of the highest peaks of any goaltender in history, one other goalie i can think of is Dominik Hasek and Jacques Plante.
OHHH MYYY STARS
hahahaha
that guy at 3:18 is Patrick Roy. You'll never find another NHL player with as much fire as him, goat caliber goalie
I feel incredibly lucky to have watched hockey since the very beginning of Price's NHL career.
I've always admired his calmness, his positioning, his awareness and his will to do whatever he could to stop that puck every game game, including the playoffs.
He's currently injured, but I 100% believe that he could've gotten a Cup if he played with the current Canadiens roster in front of him.
Yup a British Columbian half native indigenous goalie. I’m from B.C. as well.He rocked, that’s why I’m a Montreal Canadians fan.
Best goalie of all time is a tricky question because there have been a lot of excellent ones and they've all had different styles and talents. I'm a Habs fan because I come from a family of Habs fans. I don't even follow the game that much since they've started changing the players around so much.
But, for what it's worth, it seems to me like Carey Price is the best not because of the spectacular saves he's made (although, obviously, it takes a special kind of talent and discipline ot be able to do that) but because he was consistently good throughout his career. There were games where he was off, but he remained consistently the best. And that's what's extremely rare.
the guy in the crowd was patrick roy he is also knows as the best goalkeper of all-time
Carey Price revolutionized goaltending. He took butterfly goaltending (his style) to another level with amazing positioning, calm demeanour and efficient movement. ALL modern goalies that came after Price, modelled their game after him. He was my favourite as he was from the same province as I am, British Columbia in Canada. I miss seeing him in the league everyday, so very dearly.
PS: Carey Price only ever had ONE player that scored over 80 points in a single season. Had he had a better team in front of him, he would have won many championships.
Can only imagine if he were on the Lightning, Bruins, Blackhawks or Penguins. I despise 3 of those teams. 😂
The Carey Price save at 2:33, is the and I mean the BEST save he has ever made in my opinion, and it was in the pre-season when price was still a rookie.
That third one vs Philly is THE best save I've ever seen. I don't care that the puck probably hits Suzuki behind even if he doesn't touch it. To make a save with the side of your stick blade like that is absolutely ludacrous.
i'm tearing up watching this and it literally all just happened...what will it be in 20 years when we think back about all these plays...you can't understand.
Carey Price is the best highlight reel goalie of all time and arguably the best goalie of the last generation. The only reason he isnt considered one of the best in history is because he never had a good team and couldnt play even better
"Who's that guy?" That guy is Patrick Roy, growing up as a Canadiens fan I idolized him. I have numerous pictures with him.
LOVE CAREY. LOVE ADAM. So excited to watch this video
Whats to know about price is he doesnt really do much of these spectacular saves cause hes always in the right place and make saves look easy. But hes able to go desperation save very effectively if he needs to. Best of all time imo.
Great goalies: Patrick Roy (who was the "who's that guy" in the video); Martin Brodeur; Dominik Hasek
Oh, my stars.
Best chuckle you've given me in a while.
I've been in the minority for a while now. Cheers, Adam.
Habs fan here. Pricer is on long term sick leave which in essence means 'retirement ' . Shame we could never get our shit together and win one for Carey. Take a look at the first save....Carey is giving, no daring the shooter to shoot top right corner, the player bit and Pricer was ready of course. Did you check the fan reaction? Ballistic....btw, the opposing player in front tapped him on the pads after the stop. RESPECT.
Dominik Hasek is probably the most acrobatic goalie of all time, Roy was awesome and willing/wanted to fight anyone; Price, Fleury, Holtby, Rask, Brodeur, Richter, Lundqvist, Quick were all awesome in net. And just about any goalie who goes late into the playoffs is going to have some amazing skill, like Bobrovsky who was super human for the panthers in the in their playoff run this past season.
The thing with goalies in NHL hockey is that the "best of the best," while they are very capable of making these flashy, huge saves, they succeed because they don't put themselves in those situations in the first place. The "best" are ironically the ones that rarely let in the shitty goals that the ones below them might.
Carey Price is arguably one of the best netminders of all time, but take a look at Patrick Roy, Martin Brodeur, and the like - they're obviously capable of huge saves you'll find in highlight reels, but their overall career save %s and such statistics aren't all eye candy, they just stop pucks more often than anyone else.
So sad he has no Stanley cups
He never had a real team in front of him 😔
@@crazypisica yeah it’s crazy how guys like Roberto Luongo, Henrik Lundqvist, Carey Price have no Stanley cups
@@RyanLuca581 it's unbelievable 😵 but a goalie alone cannot win a Stanley Cup 😞 ... That's what happens when you build your team around the goalie ... In his entire career, Price played with one... ONE 80pts per season guy... It was Kovalev in 2007-08... In his rookie season ...
@@crazypisica that’s so true and so tough. My heart hurts thinking about this 😞
Tape to Tape was the greatest hockey game ever invented!!!!, I saw the video,please more!!!!
In my opinion, the most dominant goalie to ever play the game. Most other great goalies of the game had incredible teams to back them up. But Carey Price throughout the entirety of his career, carried awful to mediocre teams on his back and went on several deep runs.
Unfortunately, him not ever winning a championship affects his legacy. If he had won at least one cup he could've been hailed the greatest goalie of all time.
But purely on paper in terms of sheer talent, dominance and impact on the game. Carey stands at the top
That save against Philly probably saved Nick Suzukis life.
OH MY STARS!!!! nice vid! haha
Hey, thanks for taking my advice from all those months ago! Love Pricey!
Editing to ask if you can react to Ben Bishop next. Great goalie waylaid by injuries.
Within a certain era, we had Henrik Lundqvist (recently added to Hockey Hall of Fame) and Carey Price as one of the best in the previous era. Now, we got Andrei Vasilevskiy. I recommend watching him for ya next video. He's unreal. Yes he had tough time in Leafs last playoff series, but the team wasn't playing good in front of him at the time. Still, watch him if you can in a highlight. He's unreal when he's hot.
Carey Price is one of the best goaltenders to never win the cup, it's a tragedy. If you want more goalies to react to, look up:
Patrick Roy
Martin Brodeur
Henrik Lundquist
Dominik Hasek
Chris Osgood
Tim Thomas
Carey price is the greatest goalie to ever play the game, anybody who watches his saves knows this without hesitation
OH MY STARS WHAT A REACTION BY COUSER!!! 🤩🤩🤩
This is your first reaction video, where I’m watching the video over your reactions.
The greatest goalie who’s never won Lord Stanley’s Cup.
Price is actually retired because of injury, he and Shea Weber tried and gave everything in Stanley cup final but didn’t win. His still on contract but the assurance pays him so that’s why his not officially retired even if he move out of Montréal this year. The Canadiens knows he still a favorite of the fans so we see him a lot hanging around in team event
Patrick Roy is often considered the greatest goalie of all time. Greatest single season could be considered to be Tony Esposito who had 15 shutouts back in the early 70's which is a record still to this day (not including George Hainsworth's 22 shutouts in 44 games but that is considered before the modern era). If Ken Dryden hadn't had such a short career he might have been considered the greatest, he won 6 Stanley Cups in only 8 years. He was the only player of any position to win the Conn Smythe Trophy (MVP of the Playoffs) before he won the Calder Trophy the next year as rookie of the year.
Carey Price's tecnique is by far the best ever. He is one of the best for sure, many of his saves doesn't seems impressive because he was always well positionned. He is currently injured and will unfortunately never play again.
He is not (officially) retired. He still have 3 years to is contract (30 millions). But he got several knew injury till 2014 that end is carrer.He play is Last game in the Stanley cup final vs Tampa Bay.
I'm enjoying this video very much!!! Go Habs Go!! So much respect for Carey. He's an awesome guy, on and off the ice, arguably the best goalie in the world in his prime (won the gold in the 2014 Olympics with team Canada for example) incredibly athletic, he's got a beautiful family. Only thing he doesn't have is a Stanley Cup. Went to the finals in 2021 but lost to the Tampa Bay lightning. So close, but incredible career nonetheless. "The Price is Right" indeed!
At 10:50 i lmao lololol ooooh...gotta hold my belly on that one ....Patrick Roy...the guy who invented Carey Price
I've played kockey as a boy and teenager in the 60s and 70s and have been following hockey since 1960. I first saw Price play in the world juniors and knew right away, this is the best goalie I've ever seen.
Unfortunately injuries have sidelined him for a couple of years now and i fear his career may be over before his time, much like Bobby Orr.
"The Swipe" is called a windmill save. You are correct, he has been out all this season and MUCH of last because of a knee injury. It doesnt really look too good for him coming back, though he isn't contemplating retirement. "Who's that guy?" That, sir, is Patrick Roy (Roy pronounced "Wah"). He used to be a Canadien, and is regarded as one of the GOATS of goaltending.
Referring to your question if every goalie uses their limbs - check out Dominik Hasek. You're welcome.
Quick best of the best!!!
Price is widely viewed as the best goalie of this generation. Even other NHL goalies (of this generation) have said so. Some haters will raise the argument that if he's that good, how come he never won the Stanley Cup? Well, sadly its because we (Montreal) never gave him good, consistent offense in front of him.
Sadly it DOES appear that Price's playing days are now over. He WILL still be around the team occasionally in some capacity, but he hand his family have moved back to BC (the other side of the country). There are rumours that in a few years, when he's ready, he might become a goalie coach for Montreal.
Oh, and those saves where Price's arm seem to come out of nowhere, on those saves, he's generally catching the puck in his glove.
Price was also generally viewed as the best puck moving goalie, when he played the puck with his stick.
Also, the guy you asked who he was, in the stands - that was Patrick Roy, another great goalie from Montreal's storied history - he was the goalie for Montreal when they won their last Stanley Cup in 1993, which was the last time a Canadian team won the Cup.
Price is all but officially retired. After his finals run in 2021, he has been battling chronic injury and I think played less than 5-10 games 2 years ago and none last year.
Won gold with canada but never the stanley cup with montreal.
Patrick roy (of 3:19) and martin brodeur are the greatest goalies of all time, and if you like price’s flair maybe check out dominic hasek highlights
As a 21st century habs fan price is my goat
Price was very good in his prime. There have been lots of great goalies: Terry Sawchuk from the no mask era, Gerry Cheevers, Dominick Hasek, Tom Barasso, Martin Brodeur, Grant Fuhr, Ed Balfour, and for 2 hockey goalies who not just great but also dirty goons: Billy Smith & Ron Hextall. The guy in the crowd at 3:19 is former great goalie Patrick Roy.
Tom Barrasso is one hell of a stretch to mention with these other guys
Dominik Hasek was entertaining as hell to watch. A different era of hockey, thought. Those guys are all great but it's a completely different game now
@@chapn7 statistically hasek is the best nhl goalie of all time in the stats that matter.
Definitely the most technical goalie of all time and to me the best of all time , for him to hold most records as à Montréal Canadiens goalie and being the goalie with the lowest offensive support in nhl history! This guy on a good team would have 4 cups easy
I LOVE YOU ADAM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! futs from twitch lol
Carey Price is the best goalie of his generation. It's a terrible shame he never had a good team. Never had a teammates who hit 80 points in a season or 40 goals. When playing for team Canada he put up some record stats during the Olympics.
His career would've been even better if he had never been crashed into, after that he was always battling knee injuries which eventually ended his career. Apparently he can't walk up stairs without some pain.
Also the French part you hear is because Montreal is in the French speaking Canadian province of Quebec, so all of their game is usually double casted in French and English.
Yes, he was injured the last 2 seasons. He played a total of 30 games. He's now retired (he didn't announce it due to the salary stuff, but we all know).
He was injured but also had addiction issues. Painkillers and alcohol if I remember correctly. He got in the NHL's player assistance program in oct. 2021
OH MY STARS I enjoyed this video.
I was a goalie when you catch it in the glove and make that big movement with your arm it is called a Windmill
Marc-André Fleury at his peek was insane
Marc-Andre Fleury, Dominic Hasek, Patrick Roy, Conor Hellebuck … just a few names for AMAZING goalies, bro. I am CERTAIN that I could list off five more great goalies but check these insanely sick players tho. You won’t regret it bro. Trust me. Great vids, Cool’ser. You’re cool af 🫵🏽👊🏽🖖🏽
One goalie that can make tough ass grown man cry.
3:25 who's that guy? Patrick Roy, only the best goaltender of all time with the Canadiens, and is top 3 off all-time ever!!
Goalies are a different breed, known for being a little different most of the time. Gotta be to stand in a net and have pucks fired at you 😉
In his prime, Carey was the best goalie in the world. We Habs fans definitely miss him 💙🤍♥️
Carey price is without a doubt in the top 3 of the greatest goalies when talking of technique if not the best. He was unfortunately injured and it ended his career😢
Patrick Roy, Marty Brodeur, Dominik Hasek, Marc-Andre Fleury
You're absolutely right he WAS the best at this...ever...but his career was cut short due to knee injuries...unfortunate.
No, he is not officially retired but he as a bad knee injury so he can’t play for now, and he was so close to win a Stanley cup. He is for sure the best of the last decade and he is a hockey hall of fame, he also has the most win for goalie in Habs history which is the best franchise in the NHL that has 24 cups. And he has many individuals trophy and World Cup, Gold medal in Sochi Olympic and he is the best for saves indeed.
I'd have to say Price is in the top 10 for goalies of all time and the only goalie that I think was better then Price to not win a cup was Lundqvist. As for who is doing stuff similar to him, Andrei Vasilevskiy for sure and to a degree Thatcher Demko, Jake Ottengier and Juuse Saros. Johnathan Quick has regressed quite a bit from making saves like this. Fleury has spectacular saves but mainly cause he's out of position or leaves a large rebound. If you're looking for GOAT contenders in goaltending, you're looking at Martin Brodeur, Patrick Roy, Dominik Hasek, Roberto Luongo, Ken Dryden, Terry Sawchuk, Henrik Lundqvist just to name a few, and you can definitely add Price to this list.
Carey Price is honestly one of the best goalies to play in this generation, but when talking about best of all time, there are only three possible names to consider: Patrick Roy, Martin Brodeur, and Dominik Hasek. Personally, I rank them as Hasek, Brodeur, then Roy, but I would accept arguments for any order of those three. I think you'd enjoy getting to see stuff from any of those three guys.
3:20 « Who’s that guy? » Patrick Roy. 4:20: Same.
Honestly, Carey might very well be the best ever. The only reason he doesn’t have a Stanley Cup is because he can’t score the goals himself, but he carried the team into undeserved playoffs spots.
That “swipe save” is called a windmill save. You might also hear commentators describe it as flashing the leather because the glove is leather. Marc-Andre Fleury loves the windmill save.
Price is one of the best of his generation. I’m a Lightning fan, so I have to say Vasilevskiy is the best goalie. Watch his top ten saves.
The king of wild saves will always be cam ward. I know most will say dominic but if you go off the current butterfly style of play, cam ward was they guy i grew up try to imitate
Carry price is basically retired now, has only played a couple games in the last two seasons. He gave his all and played through an injury to help carry the Canadians to the cup finals in what turned out to be his final full season. It was legendary