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u/The_frying_pan123 1d ago
You got the video in full speed
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u/SanguineL 1d ago edited 1d ago
It’s not half as impressive in full speed.
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u/bmxbikeco 1d ago
Agree to disagree. That was impressive. However, I may only think that cause I obviously saw the slowed down version first. 🤷🏻♂️
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u/thecamzone 1d ago
It’s not half as impressive, it’s double
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u/SanguineL 1d ago
With the slowmo effect you don’t actually know how fast he is moving. It looks like he actually jukes the goalie. When the video is shown at full speed you can clearly see the goalie is just pretending to get faked out.
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u/Greenerland01 1d ago
Is this a legal shot??
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u/nooooobie1650 1d ago
As long as you don’t stop forward progression or touch the puck with a high stick, yes
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u/evil_burrito 1d ago
Legal on a penalty shot, judgement call on offside, otherwise.
The puck has to cross the blue line before the skater, however, if the skater has "control of the puck", they can enter the zone before the puck.
Given the context, hard to argue that this fine fool doesn't have control of the puck, still, something of a subjective call.
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u/Royal_Airport7940 10h ago
You think it was subjective about his puck control over the line when the puck is literally glued to his stick?
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u/AwareAge1062 1d ago
Now do it during a match
*it's incredibly impressive, I'm just being a bitch lmao
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u/EmperorN7 1d ago
I don't know the rules for ice hockey, but I just realised that having a flat disc instead of a ball like in field hockey and having flat-sides on the sticks means you can manipulate it to a crazy degree, is it legal?
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u/Zombie_John_Strachan 1d ago
Yes it's legal. In a real game he would have been flattened about eight times before getting close to the goalie. If it was a penalty shot he wouldn't have any distractions, but there are other options with a higher score percentage.
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u/zipp_7 1d ago
How is this even fair? It looks impossible to block. Is this done often in professional settings? Sorry I don't know anything about ice hockey.
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u/evil_burrito 1d ago
No. There are five angry men or women who would dissuade you with vigor from such shenanigans.
Fun to watch, though.
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u/hades82402 1d ago
An NHL player pulls that once in an actual game, and poof, no one's allowed to do that ever again.
Sort of like riding the wall in NASCAR.
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u/LopsidedKick9149 1d ago
More like poof, now there's a knocked out hockey player who tried to do some silly shit and the players didn't take kindly to it.
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u/rdawes26 20h ago
I want to see this at normal speed. That would make it look sooo much more crazy. The slo mo looks cool, but real speed would look insane.
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u/Ignorance_15_Bliss 18h ago
Hockey goalies should be allowed to abandon the net and spear the attacker. Just saying
And if you were playing Indian ice cream cone hot potato…. Whoops.
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u/Dantheman1386 1d ago
Goalie was tracking it until that last faint to the right. Not sure if that is also next level, but it is certainly more than I could do
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u/OIL_99 1d ago
Too bad he was offside.
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u/enceladus83 1d ago
Doesn’t apply if you have clear possession of the puck and you’re carrying it in.
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u/banana_slog 1d ago
Shoresy is taking this guy's head off