The way I see it as an oilers fan, it that we ALWAYS do chain blocks or backslash looking defence lines, there is never any backup. Once you get passes the snake you have maybe one slow or inexperienced d man like Yama to get through.
LOL all these kids /arm chair coaches/ GMs in the comments who probably suck at hockey. You would be deer in headlights playing at the nhl's level of speed. Your nerves would get to you, the pressure would get to you. It was a great play that he made look simple. Kids a fucking stud at 18. Theres levels to this. Im sure we could all make a play like this at our bar league speed. I'm sure some of you are still delusional and think you've been robbed of playing in the NHL yourself (same people who say "if i was born in gretzky's day i coulda played" ). Learn to sit back and enjoy somebody elses success, it'll make you a lot happier in life
Rasmus basically starts the fast break and can hit open teammates with no look passes or by reading the floor , oh and he can score btw , dude is special , he put hockey back on the map for buffalo and new York
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Yeah it was smart but it was 3 on 2 when they got to the zone but definitely a smart move
You tell em Marty!
HeiSkaNeN iS bEttEr ThAn DahLin
That gay has annoying voice
That goal was just a lucky bounce.
Only practiced move. Technically not even hard move
Hes always 1 step ahead of everybody else that's why he will be the best d man in the league in a matter of years
"smart, high-skilled play".. more like common sense
I’m sure this is what he meant to happen,…
Wish he was getting better PP chances over ristolainen
eh…ok
this man has voice of a 15 year old
Why do they have 15 year old kids speaking broken english broadcasting tv… hurts my ears
Hockey 101….. they suck off dahlin to much
Super smart play
Rattie and Draisaitl, fucking idiots. Other than McDavid, the rest of the team is no good.
Lol i never even made it to the minors and i use to do this regularly 20 + years ago … didn't always get a lucky assist tho like this one
That play was not worth analyzing. Sure it was smart that he recognized three players turning the same way, but it ends there.
…99/100 goalie stops that shot though.
hIgH rIsK hIgH rEwArD… literally nobody around him
You can show me Oiler mistakes all day, so fun to watch how terrible they are!
The way I see it as an oilers fan, it that we ALWAYS do chain blocks or backslash looking defence lines, there is never any backup. Once you get passes the snake you have maybe one slow or inexperienced d man like Yama to get through.
Americans and their analysis….. the average Canadian who grew up on an outdoor rink can make this play.
It ends up as a 3 on 3 in the offensive zone, smh was it really that good risking turning the puck over to mcdavid
LOL all these kids /arm chair coaches/ GMs in the comments who probably suck at hockey. You would be deer in headlights playing at the nhl's level of speed. Your nerves would get to you, the pressure would get to you. It was a great play that he made look simple. Kids a fucking stud at 18. Theres levels to this. Im sure we could all make a play like this at our bar league speed. I'm sure some of you are still delusional and think you've been robbed of playing in the NHL yourself (same people who say "if i was born in gretzky's day i coulda played" ). Learn to sit back and enjoy somebody elses success, it'll make you a lot happier in life
0:56 a voice crack
Oh yeah yeah
Rasmus basically starts the fast break and can hit open teammates with no look passes or by reading the floor , oh and he can score btw , dude is special , he put hockey back on the map for buffalo and new York
Passing to the open player. M'eh. Fired if you don't.