Dominik Hasek ALL 70 SAVES - 4OTs vs New Jersey

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All of Dominik Hasek's 70 saves from Game 6 of the 1994 Eastern Conference Quarterfinals between the Buffalo Sabres and New Jersey Devils

[@lachlanmclean6752]

Can you imagine how demoralizing it would be for your team to have 70 freaking shots and not even score once! Hasek was the best

[@howardbaxter2514]

Or having a 98% save percentage and getting credited with a loss

[@sherwinkwan1758]

Imagine how Brodeur felt after making 49 straight saves and losing.

[@Kalgon1]

@@sherwinkwan1758 well they did end up winning that series so it wasn't all that bad.

[@Davidjon1946]

We put Ryan miller threw the ringer as well atleast these sabres teams had a backbone and would stand up for hasek if he was crashed or ran

[@Aerospacer77]

Best playoff performance by any goalie in the history of hockey. 70 saves, 4 overtimes, shutout, win. #Dominator

[@SomeCarney]

Imagine being Brodeur, allows 1 goal on 50 shots and loses 🤣

[@RamanTvOfficial]

Most Dominating Goalie ever.

[@t.b.player7102]

Save #25 is all you need to see. Friggin amazing!

[@stevencosnyka7698]

Best single game goaltending performance ever by Dominator and best combined performance by both goalies ever.

[@kevinriley2261]

The BEST I've ever seen.

[@kritter65]

That's literally incredible. What a performance.

[@DTysonator]

Thank you for dedicating over 120 minutes of your time to highlight this Dominating performance!

[@SirGalahadCtny]

aehm... back then, overtime meant full period - that means 120+ minutes.

[@suburbanindie]

The GOAT

[@jerdog557]

6:38 you are now the greatest youtuber ever

[@TheSmurray39]

The number of these also being high scoring chances is insane. Brick wall

[@jaytee4374]

My dad was born in Buffalo in 1954 and saw many Sabres games in the 70's. Then he moved to Springfield Massachusetts and had me in 1990. He's told me many times before that he had to listen to this game on radio and that he fell asleep in the backroom at some point, and when he woke up they were still playing lmfao

[@omalley5196]

Thanks for putting this together! But i'm somewhat disappointed with my memory at least. I thought I remembered an amazing stop on a breakaway. It must be that beautiful save on the 2 on 1 that I remember and mixed it up after all these years. Im glad I saw this so I never mention the amazing stop that I witnessed that really didn't happen as I remember it!

[@joeblow3506]

Came from Roam, thank you for this

[@billkhan3789]

Stephane Richer probably still seeing the Dominator in his nightmares.

[@alwaysbeclosing66]

Pre-dead puck era too and love the Aud

[@Kronwalled55270]

I hate how much Hasek carried the Sabres. 70 saves without a goal

[@dannythomas417]

I know RJ was the radio announcer, but I wish we heard his voice in this one.

[@MrBillSabre]

Thanks, was really hoping you would include the goal at the end!

[@dannythomas417]

As long it was RJ's Back to the Meadowlands call.

[@Pokemonmaster150b]

The interesting thing I noticed about Hasek is that he didn't just rely on the big acrobatic saves that he's been known for. He was brilliant in making basic butterfly saves as well. The Dominator was the perfect medium between the chaotic stand-up goalies of the 70's and 80's, and the modern pure butterfly goalie. Hasek mastered both the basic and extraordinary saves. He didn't stay on his knees 90% of the time, but he was capable of making basic stops regardless. At the same time, he was capable of going off-script and making crazy 80's esque poke-checks and two-pad stacks, but didn't over-rely on his reflexes to the detriment of his positioning. Hasek blended old-style stand-up and modern butterfly in a unique and near-unbeatable combo. If I was a goalie, I'd emulate Hasek (Although I prolly won't be a goalie since I don't wanna spend 2000 bucks on gear 😅. Hockey equipment is already crazy expensive when you're a skater (I paid 800 bucks for equipment), so I don't need extra cost haha).

[@fralf4381]

I don’t think it’s possible to emulate his style. He was one of one.

[@Pokemonmaster150b]

@@fralf4381 I gotta agree tbh. One can try to imitate the Dominator, but he had flexibility and reflexes that were second to none, so it's impossible to truly become Hasek 2.0

[@Dave_D.]

The '99 Sabres really had no business being in the finals....but Hasek nearly carried them to the cup. If not for that one call, it might have happened.

[@wbrouilette]

The save at 2:30 is one I'll never forget.

[@michaeltavali5597]

hasek sid in his book that it was not ideal save and had more luck than being succesfull. (Richer had a big chance to score and had a ot of space in net).

[@pavelnovak7520]

hes carier was so much dificult but he managed it ....the best performance ever....I red it was even 71 saves

[@sabresthoughts5407]

That save at 0:57 Woah.

[@3DWithLairdWT]

There are definitely some amazing saves in here, especially that glove save vs a 2 on 1, phew. It does seem like 60/70 shots are just past the blue line slap shots with no screen - a kind of shot that would have a modern goalie raked over the coals for ever letting one in. Incredible how much the sport, and the style of goaltending, has changed in nearly 30 years.

[@montgomery4408]

I noticed that too good eye 👁

[@Losrandir]

Truly, he is the Dominator

[@bradycross8428]

6:40 nice

[@sabresthoughts5407]

Thank you so much for this!!!

[@rickbeezer34]

They used to call Nickolai Khabibulin the "BULIN WALL" Hasek was the real wall.. He was like more like a puzzle no one could solve.

[@adrianwalsh9528]

Yes that was a great moment Mr. Hasek made 70 saves in 94 eastern conference finals game a sight too remember forever !!!! You'll never forget the record making game !!!! Forever in the record books NEW JERSEY DEVILS couldn't score very easily 👌 😳 🙌 at all they had the hardest time in that game !!! He's a hall of fame goalie tender !!!!

[@DavidJones-ff1gh]

nice work man, amazing how the game has changed, except for Guerin, NJ looks like a bunch of stiffs out there.

[@mikeoshea12]

one thing I noticed is how he does not go down on every shot. The high shots he stays more upright on. Nowadays, goalies go down on every shot regardless. Some of those shots would have went in on today's goalies, because they might have went in over the shoulder. Just my opinion.

[@donnydew9313]

Goalie coaches and the wise watch this for consultation. ☝️

[@user-wl9yj4sv7g]

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mythofhockey2878]

You just witnessed the fewest quality scoring chances in NHL history. HOOKING! HOLDING! TACKLING! SLASHING! CROSSCHECKING! INTERFERENCE! A gorilla could have played in that net and there would still have been zero goals.

[@SirGalahadCtny]

You know nothing, John Snow. Back then equipment was so less thick - You probably don't see it on this quality video, but if I admit ten of those would probably be stopped by that gorilla of yours, it still makes 60 goals if not for really amazing goaltending - 120 minutes of tension and full concentration - you don't realise that, but those players knew who he was and tried to surprise him with slap shots in hope some of those 5 holes would eventually break... P.S.: Did I mention you know nothing, John Snow?