Eric Lindros || Career NHL Highlights || 1992-2007 (HD)

Highlights of #88 Eric Lindros ... Goals, Plays, Pass, Fights, Hits, Shots, Dekes, Shootouts, Moves, Tricks, Breakaway, Dangles
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[@bigbear8832]

Greatest power forward of all time!

[@thomascee779]

Big E! Damn people forget how good he was when he played hockey

[@paulie98vr6]

Thomas Cee lifelong Flyer fan here and I loved watching him play. I still have a Lindros jersey from probably 25 years ago. It’s just a shame about the concussions and never winning the Cup.

[@rickysnow400]

Big bear 88 yeah no he isn’t

[@chrischandler6355]

Not even as good as ONE of the players he was traded for Foppa

[@integrity101]

Lindros & Forsberg were the Gretzky & Lemieux of their era.

[@DanielH874]

He was a living cheat code. He could do everything at a top tier level. Shame his career was cut short. Hopefully he is in good health these days.

[@sixshooter82]

My favorite player ever. Linebacker on skates

[@mikestarr6634]

People forget because of the injuries, but healthy Lindros was off the charts good. That's just the truth.

[@Badboyjimmybob]

Exactly, Lindros in his peak was a top 3 player in the league too bad he got injured in his prime Just imagine him healthy he would be top 5 all time.

[@integrity101]

Points per game leaders of 1990s 1. MARIO 2. WAYNE 3 ERIC Kind of says it all

[@lordbearesworth8576]

I loved how dangerous Eric was. Without him the Flyers were a bit better than mediocre. With him they were a threat to win every night. If the Flyers had more depth like Lemieux's Penguins or Gretzky's Oilers, the Flyers could have absolutely ruled the 90s.

[@hockeymann88]

Yep.

[@dkovalevsky4616]

He was a unicorn

[@djjanezick5588]

Awesome job. Guy was in beast mode before there was beast mode

[@integrity101]

I wish i could watch the 1994-95 flyers full games with the legion of Doom line.

[@vcubars]

Thanks for the memories! Great video! Lindros was my favourite player in childhood. And the reason I wear 88 on my jerseys.

[@bernijr2692]

best player all times! when i was in USA in 1997... amazing games!

[@claytonchilds5564]

The best all around true hockey player I have ever watched

[@lordbearesworth8576]

He could skate, score, hit and fight. Biggest baddest mother fucker on skates. Loved watching him play. Pretty much invented beast mode.

[@chizorama]

Love him or hate him, he was awesome to watch, & he produced till he was reduced.

[@dmorles]

Really enjoyed that thank you 🙏. Metallica was icing on the cake.

[@thomascee779]

🤘

[@blindbeatzz]

LINDROSSSSSSS. Guy was my favorite!!!

[@bufnyfan1]

Lindros is fully aware that because of all the concussions he suffered during his NHL career he is at a very high risk of CTE dementia in the future. With that in mind, he has both contributed and helped to raise millions of dollars for concussion research at the University of Western Ontario Schulich and the Robarts Research Institute

[@charlespappas1982]

Eric the great.

[@FAITHandLOGIC]

He was a beast!

[@sgtbucksauce9129]

Great player. Great tune.

[@gogolisukisuki]

I still love this guy.

[@ЛебедевАнатолий-ч7с]

Э.Линдрос как гр.Металлика! Сила, Быстрота, Мощь!!!💣🔥💥💥💥🏒🥅

[@Petersgotwood]

I’m still waiting for a statue of him outside of Wells Fargo Center especially because that’s the house that Eric built!

[@MrGlovesave33]

Pure power that 88 speed tank was a menacing force. 😊

[@mikemike1071]

A man amongst boys.

[@daisymz3710]

I miss Lindros! He was an amazing player: he could skate, shoot, and score! Oh, he could also beat the living hell outta ya!🤗❤️😎🌝👊

[@lawrencecarter8072]

A man among boys

[@gastondeveaux3783]

He played in Dallas? Wow, how quickly we forget.

[@musix7295]

We need a modern day lindros

[@JFEarth]

Amazing

[@williammiller7822]

The E-Train could have played in any era!

[@derick-smith]

As he developed, he was so much bigger, stronger and just better than everyone else that he developed the bad habit of skating with his head down. Once he hit the NHL, it was exploited. He really was a force for a few years.

[@mikedegregorio9113]

Maybe not point wise, but he was the best all-around player the NHL ever had, for about 5 years.

[@Aza13]

The Raging Bull!!! Great video bro!

[@mimishockey6640]

Thank you for that

[@CharlesPappas-h6f]

Was like Mario Lenieux with strength and muscle. One of the best ever

[@ibelieveinsomething3895]

Good for him. His parents were protecting him

[@wyguy99]

A beast among men

[@jericho22220]

The Best!

[@wanderer34]

Peter Forsberg NHL PPG 1994-2011 1.250 QUE/COL 1994-2004 PPG 1.278 Eric Lindros 1992-2007 NHL PPG 1.138 PHI 1992-2000 PPG 1.356 PHI/NYR PPG 1992-2002 1.312 Bobby Clarke PHI 1969-1984 PPG 1.058 1971-1980 PPG 1.190 While Bobby Clarke is considered the best player ever to don the orange and black jersey and in his nine year prime, he was arguably the best player in hockey second only to the great Bobby Orr in the 1970's. Fast forward to the 1990's and in the 8-year period from 1992 to 2000, Lindros despite the injuries and concussions, was obviously a better player if you want to consider the PPG average. Yes Lindros didn't have a decent goaltender, and the defense was shaky at best, but as a player, LIndros was just a better player during his prime than even Forsberg despite Forsberg winning two Stanley Cups and Forsberg having more success in the international competitions than Lindros, which is another topic. In the NHL Lindros according to the PPG especially during his prime years in PHI had 1.356 PPG and even with the NYR still was able to maintain his PPG to 1.312. It was later in his career when the PPG average shifted downward and even then he still maintains an overall NHL PPG average of 1.138. While it's not higher than Forsberg's average, it's still higher than Clarke's, who had more help with Bernie Parent in the net, and the most feared goon squad during their time (Schultz, Kelly, Crisp, and Dupont). Also, Lindros had more hat tricks with the Flyers (11 with PHI and 13 career) than Clarke's entire career (5). All I'm saying is that had Lindros been mostly healthy and had Lindros had a better goaltender and even enforcers, I'm pretty sure he would've had a much higher PPG average. As of this writing, only Gretzky, Lemieux, Bossy, Orr had higher PPG average than Lindros and even the new kid from EDM, McDavid. Once again, Clarke may be considered the best player on the Flyers, but during his time on the ice, Lindros was better in his eight years with PHI than Clarke was during his prime from 1971-1980 and especially in his career!!! And he had more hat tricks in his career (11 with the Flyers and 13 total) over Clarke (5) and in the 1994-95 season, had Lindros had 1 more point, he would've been the first Flyer to win the Art Ross Trophy, but Jagr beat him by most goals scored.

[@thomascee779]

Thank you!

[@johncoker13]

I watched him from the Olympics and on he was one of my favorite players too bad he didn't get the Cup

[@jordanr0321]

My favorite Flyer of all time. Sorry Bobby!

[@courtneygillespie1187]

Such an appropriate song 😂

[@phillycardshark9257]

Top 5 player EVER. Want proof? PPG. Spent alot of time in the box. As many points as Pavel Bure. Played in the clutch and grab era...plus the DEVILS style defense era. Played in the oversized goalie pads era. Was known since he was 12 years old...lots of pressure to make it. His size and style of play was the reason for his concussions. On skates he is 6'7"...so his chin and head was always the point of contact on hits...given or taken. Hands, speed, strength. He fought goons...instead of having a goon fight for him. Mcsorley, Probert, Stevens and Twist have all said there was no one stronger when fighting. Eric would ragdoll muthafuckers instead of hurting his hands on someone's helmet. He was a target every game. Bobby Clarke was the GM that caused most of the BS people think of...not Eric's parents. And what parent wouldn't want the best for their son? The 1997 FLYERS were great. But the 97 redwings had like 4 HOFers plus a HOF coach and 12 total current and future perennial all stars on the squad. If the LINDROS FLYERS had 86-90 HEXTALL...they would of won 1 or 2 cups. Dude is a beast. Nothing like him before him...when he played...and since he retired. Suck my dick if you dont like my facts!!!...lolololol

[@firemedic542]

Ironically, the largest goalie pads were on his own teammate. Garth Snow. He was definitely a great player. No doubt about it. It’s a shame that he suffered so many concussions. I believe Rod Brind’Amour was the real heart and soul of that team. They should have never traded him for Primeau.

[@sandrabiewald5740]

He changed the game: big tough, fast, skilled, IQ...

[@Rangers1888]

​@sandrabiewald5740 Hoping one day, I can witness a Lindros 2.0. Favorite player of all time easily.

[@golf5555555]

He was the Next One

[@jameshaynes8315]

In an era where you could essentially assault someone on the ice. He was the best player in the league for about 5 years, and it wasnt even close.

[@melvinsmiley8136]

Great player. His problem was, he always had to keep an eye on the puck. And that finished him. McGregor is much harder to hit. And of course hitting nowadays is something else than back then.

[@riki2657]

Every Lindros has his Stevens

[@jeffbenedict8926]

The Ronnie Lott of Hockey

[@domeniceufemia197]

The big enemy kasparatis against Eric lindros the big hitter with the shoulder and punch 🥊 yeahhhhhhhhhhh

[@bbeaup]

couldn't have been a more meathead song choice

[@chizorama]

I woulda went with Damage Inc.

[@GVH1305]

You forgot the Stevens hit??

[@GoodLifeGodLike]

I yearn for the day another player of his size, skill and mean streak arrives in the NHL. Sigh.

[@bradl1369]

Prime Lindros was dominant

[@sethother8012]

Another one of those highlight reels that i stop watching after a few seconds because someone dubbed music in this the background,. Love Metallica, but music and hockey hilights don’t mix. Gonna seek out a vid that captures the memories the way they were originally captured.

[@satanspit4101]

Only flow in his game. Is in dangerous spots on the ice. He tended to keep his eyes down. Got leveled and got concussions.

[@ziggymorris8760]

Wasn’t a fan, but this was my era.

[@rupublicmobile]

Круче только яйца! Овечкин курит в сторонке

[@a1evrthg-273]

he was my favorite but...…………...now I understand why Scott Steven wanted him dead Eric knock a lot of people …#karma

[@cronic1866]

Scott Stevens is trash for what he did with all his cheap shots.

[@rickysnow400]

Cronic did you see any of the hits Lindros threw in that video? Haha of course Stevens was going to take a shot at him. Lindros just wasn’t smart enough to take a peak at the weak side d man before trying to make a move to the middle

[@rickysnow400]

A1evrthg - exactly. Kids now days who didn’t watch him play feel sorry for him because they see the Stevens hit. Lindros was no victim

[@chizorama]

@HOCKEY HELL YA Andreas Drackell would disagree with your sentence.

[@chizorama]

@@cronic1866 Stevens & Lindros went at it since Eric's rookie season, I mean they really went at it. That's just how it used to be & it was awesome to watch. Don't get me wrong, I absolutely hated Stevens, but I always respected him. People only remember him for the shots on Lindros(legit, as much as I hate to admit it) & Kariya(cheap as hell), but that man could dominate the game, & even more a playoff series. He was still one hell of a defenseman, probably the most dominate I've seen inmy lifetime.

[@rickysnow400]

The public opinion of Lindros has become that of a victim because of the few big shots he took. In reality he was a head hunter which is dirty and unnecessary in my opinion. He was wildly skilled but couldn’t figure out how to peak across at the weak side d-man before cutting to the middle.

[@adjy235]

headhunter he was 6 foot four you math challenged idiot of course hes hitting people high

[@rickysnow400]

@@adjy235 first of all you know he was a head hunter. Second of all, if big guys hit high, then little guys should be able to defend themselves right? Marchand ducking hits should be legal.

[@rickysnow400]

@HOCKEY HELL YA to say Stevens is dirty and Lindros isnt is a bit ridiculous. They had similar games within their respective positions. Stevens was obviously able to really crush guys from the weak side and Lindros never had those opportunities to hit people like that but I'm sure Lindros would have hit guys the exact same way that Stevens did if he was a defenseman.

[@rickysnow400]

@HOCKEY HELL YA okay well if there is anyone who needs to learn how to take a hit its Lindros.

[@rickysnow400]

@HOCKEY HELL YA yeah its called picking your head up and checking the weak side D before cutting across the middle when you know Stevens is on the ice.

[@gialeviashvili6328]

Of course Lindros is the greatest flyer.Also I don't like people putting Forsberg on Lindros level.With all my respect to Forsberg he never was as dominant as Erik was.Also I can't put any of them in a GREAT category where Lemieux,Gretzky,Hasek and Jagr belong.Never in their careers they were best players in the league from skill set point as Jagr was better without question

[@21localh]

I rather watch a video of him getting wrecked. Because he had his head down watching the puck .

[@adjy235]

Id rather watch you fuck off cause hes in the hall and you are fuck all bwahahaaaa

[@21localh]

@@adjy235 He is a trash can and you know it. You fucktard. I loved how my wings smashed his ass in the finals. You know what goal he scored. A fucking garbage one in the last seconds of game 4. If he was from Buffalo NY. No one would give a shit about him.

[@theskidders471]

865 points for the 1st overall pick that refused to play for the team that drafted him, and fucked the team he ended up playing for because they gave up a cup winning bounty for his ass, forsberg for lindros straight up would have still been a robbery how many overtime winners did he shoot in in the playoffs in his career? Forsberg also got injured from a congenital foot defect and weak ankles Lindros got injured from skating with his head down having no awareness and getting rekt

[@ollijokinen1571]

Eric Lindros is part of the hhof and there is literally nothing you can do about it. Keep crying buddy 😂

[@21localh]

@@ollijokinen1571 Shut the fuck up and go return some video tapes. Ya fucking fruit

[@rudavalek]

Wasted talent. If only he could use his size as Jagr uses his reach.

[@chizorama]

Did you even watch this video?

[@bernijr2692]

best player all times! when i was in USA in 1997... amazing games!

[@rickysnow400]

Bernat Tares not even close