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The Joe Pavelski Theory | An NHL Comeback Phenomenon



Welcome to the Joe Pavelski Theory: An Understanding of NHL comebacks and maybe the greatest driving force in some of the leagues greatest comebacks.

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When Cody Eakin took that 5 minute penalty the outcome of the series shifted forever creating one of the most memorable game 7 comebacks of all time. This is an examination of some other scenarios in which we saw similar situations and reflect on why this might be.

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20 Comments

  1. @NBordzy

    Great video, another great example would've been the Scott Stevens hit on Paul Kariya.

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  6. @soouljah

    This is what I was talking about. I'm a Sharks fan and I understand Vegas fans/players being upset about the call that changed their season but this is exactly what I ment. The Sharks rallied around as a team and fought for their captain. I was at this game and the fans wanted blood and even started chanting to do it for pavs. It was such an amazing experience and I will never forget it. Great video btw, keep up the good work, you've earned a new subscriber 👍

  8. @SharksSJ408

    Yeah don't mess with Sharks Territory. We're a family, we're not some artificially manufactured profit machine like some teams…

  9. @steveking8548

    If it wasn't for the erroneous 5 minute major in the 3rd period in favor of the Sharks, the Sharks would have and should have been out in the 1st round. It is a shame when the game is determined by the referees and worse when the series is determined by the referees. The Sharks win round 1 on a gift from the refs.

    This was the year of breaks for the Sharks! They won Game 3 with a "no call" on a hand pass in the St. Louis series. Then in Game 4, they scored from the slot when a St. Louis pass went off the ref's skate and directly to the front of the net making the score 1-1 at the end of regulation. If not for the ref's skate, St. Louis would have won Game 4 1-0. Didn't matter, the Blues won Game 4 anyway.

    In the Conference final, the Sharks just ran out of luck and ran into a team who was less talented but had more execution.

  12. @moonglow630

    Interesting enough with the 2011 example, Raffi Torres would later become & I believe retire as a Shark. So the whole theory comes full circle.

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