Goalie goals were forever changed when this weirdo flew too close to the sun

[@mcj88]

Incidentally, if you've ever played any of the NHL video games as a goalie and wondered why you get 7 penalty minutes for a goalie fight instead of 5, this rule is why: one or both goalies have to cross centre ice in order to fight the other.

[@thecardczar8764]

And now my life is complete, understanding why I'm not allowed to have fun in those games lol

[@nerdstop5025]

Couldn't they stand on their respective sides and throw hands at each other? Like one throws a punch, they both slide back, because ice physics, meet up at the middle, and repeat until one calls it quits, all the while neither crosses the line?

[@raezor82]

@@nerdstop5025 One of them does the ole, “Haha gotcha!”

[@Mr_Jish]

One of the wackiest things about this too is that despite Gary sounding like a hot piece of garbage in net, he actually co-won the Vezina (award for top goaltender) in 1971-72, so he wasn't nearly as much of a complete diaper fire as he probably sounds like. Granted, I think the Vezina Trophy back then was awarded to the goalie who allowed the fewest goals, but the principle is there lol

[@chrisS19019]

I’ve never heard diaper fire but I really like it!

[@matthewconnors1011]

I believe the Vezina was awarded to all the goalies on the team that allowed the fewest goals. Since 1982, the Jennings trophy is awarded for that.

[@thinkingjack]

@@matthewconnors1011 vezina was always awarded to goalies voted on by the press for their exceptional play. Gary Smith was a pretty good goalie, good enough to even come out of retirement and help an expansion team

[@TylerAven10]

He co-won the Vezina, but that’s because they gave the award to a goalie tandem. That award was *really won by Tony Esposito, but Smith did have an decent season that year, one of the better of his career. He also was on the Indianapolis racers team with a rookie Gretzky before they folded

[@chrisjamesr77]

He also finished 5th in Hart Trophy voting another year

[@RoseGuyCrazy]

"The best defense is a good offense" - Gary Smith (probably)

[@terencehill2320]

@ÓVITA reported

[@terencehill2320]

@CDJRose I think that would be more like Ron Hextall

[@bmac4]

Reminds me of one of my favorite 90s hockey moments, when Patrick Roy tried skating up the ice during the final minutes of a game his team was down by 3, deked Wayne f'n Gretzky, and got a penalty for skating over the red line, even having the nerves to raise his arms like "come on what did I do" lol

[@Awesometrax]

I'm disappointed this wasn't brought up in the video. One of the funniest hockey clips you'll ever see.

[@181cameron]

I was hoping there would be a "has anyone attempted breaking the rule?" bit of conversation... Because I thought the Roy/Gretzky thing fit perfectly here.

[@debestcanadian]

They probably didn't mention it because the footage I've ever seen of the Roy incident is atrociously awful. It happened in the late 90s, but for some reason I've never seen a clip of any kind of decent quality.

[@kylerittenhouse6521]

I can’t stop watching Seven Hunnid on KZbin bruh

[@bobs6888]

@@debestcanadian Absolutely. I thought of this incident as well and just watched the clip. The video is bad, but if nothing else listing to John Davidson cracking up the whole time is worth it.

[@lecygnenoir4313]

I like your alternate universe where everyone is a goal-scoring goalie. Something so normalized and intrinsic to the sport of hockey that we would have seen a video called: "Weird Rules: Goalies were not allowed to score until this weirdo did something awesome"...And then at the end of that video we would all imagine a boring world where hockey goalies are restricted to their nets.

[@ZGryphon]

That same alternate universe probably has a number of Weird Rules videos about the peculiarities of that Mayan sport that was like soccer with a severed head for the ball, which, in that reality, is hugely popular in Wisconsin for no reason anyone can name.

[@Landopedia]

You should cover the broom fabric rule in curling. There were a few months in 2016/17 where the game changed entirely. Like the skills went from more reminiscent of golf to more like hockey stick handling.

[@heywoodjablowme9148]

Never thought I’d be so interested in the apparently complex rule book of curling

[@shanestanton8]

I’ve watched curling. There aren’t any curling skills that resemble something done in hockey or golf. The brooms are meant to clear a path for the stone. The act of getting the stone started is more akin to pushing a shuffle board disc, without a stick

[@randomjunkohyeah1]

@@shanestanton8 You sound like you’d be great at parties

[@TheAoalec14]

@@randomjunkohyeah1 your use of that cliche “joke” didn’t even make sense there nice try kiddo

[@randomjunkohyeah1]

@@TheAoalec14 You sound like you’d be great at parties

[@ReverendTed]

I could _almost_ argue against this rule. If your Goalie wants to leave the goal unattended and try to assist or score, that's a calculated risk. The only thing that leans me back toward "ok, this makes sense" is that the goaltender is kitted differently, though I still can't decide whether I feel that would be an advantage or disadvantage.

[@Admiral.Snakbar]

did you miss the part where Gary almost died?

[@ReverendTed]

@@Admiral.Snakbar It's probably my unfamiliarity with hockey, but it isn't clear to me how him being a goalie made that outcome more likely. Seems like he just wasn't paying attention? Or, again, is it something about the goalie's gear compared to other players?

[@thelongestrose]

You are already allowed to pull the goalie and field an extra attacker, though

[@ReverendTed]

@@thelongestrose Ah, that makes sense. Hypothetical here: Could your goalie get pulled out, change into a "normal player uniform" and come back out as an attacker?

[@colinsweetzir3403]

@@ReverendTed no, because the goalie is put on the scorecard as a goalie. That being said, it would be a waste of time to do that anyways because you would want a normal player attacking instead of a goalie

[@roshango125ab]

His job was to defend his net. They can't get a shot on net if they are too busy defending their own. Modern problems require modern solutions

[@trentonnewman9683]

The Airbud drawing made me imagine Mr. Peanutbutter playing hockey, it made my day.

[@dynad00d15]

In a world where Smith scored a goal, Patrick Roy and Martin Brodeur would have at least one Maurice Richard trophy each.. lol

[@adamcoe]

I feel like Hextall has a couple, and possibly one was in the playoffs if memory serves. Chris Osgood I believe has one as well.

[@armadillolover99]

Also we probably don’t get the Brodeur rule and all the trapezoid shenanigans that come with it

[@stonecoldku4161]

"Sports rule books don't just come into existence." Reminds me of a recorded interview that Dr. James Naismith did about inventing the game of basketball. The first time that they played the game there were no rules other than the object of the game was for one team to put the ball in the basket and the other team had to stop them. Then switch offense and defense and the team with the most points wins. In the interview Naismith said that after about 90 seconds there were several black eyes, a lot of cuts and a separated shoulder as guys were tackling and brawling each other for the ball. He then wrote the original 13 rules of basketball and over time it grew from there.

[@stonecoldku4161]

@@SimuLord Naismith kind of felt the same way. Probably one of the reasons he is the only head coach in Kansas Jayhawks men's basketball history to retire from coaching with a losing record.

[@alaeriia01]

@@SimuLord When you think about it, basketball, hockey, and soccer are the same sport.

[@howardbaxter2514]

@@SimuLord where would you put golf and track?

[@howardbaxter2514]

@@SimuLord I’d say bowling and tennis are more like Civilization cause they are turned base. Gold and track are the weird ones.

[@tylershep4220]

Patrick Roy once skated over the red line with the puck in a game against the Rangers. He did a spin move, out-deked Wayne Gretzky, and then got called for a penalty lol

[@Mr_Jish]

Lmao that's the first and only thing I thought about during this video. So damn funny

[@derkaiserzen]

That so Patrick Roy 😂

[@puckstopper25]

Don't forget had a whole, "what did I do" shrug like he didn't know the rule.

[@williamklumpenhower1188]

Best highlight of his career imo

[@jveezy209]

Found the video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4SXopl5l9qbedk

[@SophomoricMan]

"Goalies, stay in the net and defend the goal" Dominik Hasek: laughs in Czech

[@grumpyguy2877]

Ron Hextall has entered the chat

[@gorkskoal9315]

thank you

[@jakeoliner9324]

I like how, when these two specifically, are on they just make up the sports worlds they want to live in

[@greenmaillink]

It's the world I'd (be afraid of but still) love to be in.

[@markredacted8547]

The world I wish to live in, Goalie on Goalie shoot outs, 7'7" guys standing under NFL uprights smacking the balls away, players and coaches intentionally spilling liquids onto basketball courts for free time outs. We are missing a whole world of entertainment, and I am not even talking about the sports 🤣🤣

[@greenmaillink]

@@markredacted8547 This is...awesome. I'd sit a few rows back though...safety concerns :D

[@joeym5243]

It's not a weird rules episode without a mentioning of the air bud clause

[@marcushead9985]

"I tend to score" got me good.

[@ryangaskin4938]

This is essentially NHL Hitz come to life. I did this all the time in the game with very mixed results.

[@richardtherichard26]

It was awesome in that game bc if the other team actually checked your goalie instead of simply bumping into him they’d get a penalty. 😂😂😂 I still have 2003 for ps2 and break it out maybe 1ce or 2ce a year. Great game

[@ryangaskin4938]

@@richardtherichard26 right up there with NHL 02 as one of the greatest hockey video games ever. They lost me once the games got more realistic. After a certain point, I might as well just play real hockey then. I found the cartoonish ones to be so fun and delightful. Even my non-hockey fan friends enjoy playing it with me every now and again.

[@s-w4530]

Two of my favorites on weird rules!

[@MetaKnight4141]

Gary Smith also recorded a shut-out while drunk

[@WHADDDD]

Respect

[@uncleogrimacy]

Good for Gare the Bear.... Got him a look when the league expanded the next season

[@joanfelicianoo]

0:55 Beacuse, IF YOU ARE A GOALTENDER... TEND THE GOAL!!!!

[@OliverStabile]

In soccer goalies leave all the time,

[@simoncaton1226]

The situation that Seth described is basically what has started to happen in soccer. Goalkeepers are part of the play. They are expected to have good control and to pass the ball. Players like Ederson and Allison are key to this and have gotten assists. Honestly I feel like if this sort of thing happened in hockey, like allowing the Brodeur zone, it would be a lot more interesting to see how the sport would evolve and change.

[@FALL-LAFF-7477]

So, why they don't treat Hockey Goalie like Soccer Goalie after all? That's kinda a great way to use them as more reasoning like that.

[@anonymousperson3023]

@@FALL-LAFF-7477 because soccer goalies have to adapt to rule changes. A big one was back around 1994. The backpass rule was established and it didnt allow goalies to pick up balls that were intentionally passed back to them by their teammates feet. This forced keepers to learn to adapt and play better with their feet. The NHL bas no such rule as far as Im aware of

[@cousinpatsey2471]

It actually leads to an inverse. It leads to goalies constantly clearing the puck out of the zone, which makes fore checking way too difficult, which heavily impedes offense. It makes game less interesting.

[@leonardotavaresdardenne9955]

@@SimuLord Rogério Ceni, one of the greatest figures from Brazilian club São Paulo Futebol Clube, scored about 131 goals in his career. 61 from free kicks and some 70 from penalties.

[@january1may]

Soccer actually also had a lot more goals scored by goalkeepers once upon a time, because they were allowed to handle the ball right up to the center line. Then came Leigh Richmond Roose, who kept throwing balls into the opponent's goal across just over half the field. After he retired in 1912 (due to an injury), the rules were revised so that no other goalkeeper would ever repeat those antics again.

[@doubledouble4g379]

'If you're a Goaltender... TEND THE GOAL!!!!!' ~ Steve Dangle

[@phoodiegames]

*Collapse:* - New Jersey Devils (post-2003) - Ottawa Senators (post-2017) *Beef History:* - Battle of Alberta - Battle of California (Kings vs. Sharks) - Battle of Ontario *Untitled:* - Daniel Alfredsson - Patrick Marleau *Rewinder:* - Penguins-Senators 2017 Game 7 - Capitals-Penguins 2018 Game 6 - Golden Knights-Sharks 2019 Game 7 - Blue Jackets-Lightning 2020 Game 1

[@CME-4575]

Burrows ot goal game 7 2011, kane game 6 ot goal 2010 also 2014 cup winning ot goal.

[@phoodiegames]

@@CME-4575 Great additions!

[@CME-4575]

@@phoodiegames thanks how about kariya game 6 goal or frenzy on figueroa

[@bwalker77]

I would add the Battle of Quebec in general (which involved competing breweries), and the Good Friday Massacre specifically.

[@CME-4575]

@@bwalker77 i think they did the good friday massacre already

[@jimmysgetndown]

My favorite series you guys have. Banter banter banter. Love it.

[@mcj88]

I've said it before and I'll say it again: the history of the NHL is so littered with strange, stupid and funny stories like this (as an example, the league was *literally founded* in a scene akin to the No Homers Club from _The Simpsons:_ one team owner in the old NHA, Toronto's Eddie Livingstone, was so hated by everyone else in the league that they formed a new league, the NHL, to get away from him) that y'all really should make more videos about it; more than a handful a year, if I can be frank. Having said that though, there's an amusing entry from the annual _NHL Official Guide & Record Book's_ history of major rule changes that I wanted to share, about a closed loophole that somehow _nobody_ attempted to exploit (emphasis mine): _"1931-32: _*_Though there is no record of a team attempting to play two goaltenders on the ice,_*_ a rule was instituted which stated that each team was allowed only one goaltender on the ice at the time."_

[@plushifoxed]

i can only imagine this as the '31-'32 season containing a game so deeply and utterly maligned and detested by all who witnessed it that a conspiracy to hide its existence from the world, lest it poison the entire world of hockey, was formed

[@basketofsnake104]

@@plushifoxed The goalie legion awoke

[@OwlRTA]

On that rule, I read in some hockey book (that I can't remember) that in some other league, a coach tried that, but the goalies kept bumping into each other and allowed so many goals

[@MrFallingcats]

Pretty sure Seth's dog-mentions-per-episode rate is higher than any other Secret Base member. Bless him.

[@davidlawrence6119]

Nice to see you guys faces again for a change...can't wait for the videos to come. Happy New Year!!! #MotorsportsVideosPlease

[@Everyth1ing3urns]

Funny, I was wondering just last night when we might see a new episode of weird rules. Happy New Year SB Nation!

[@rebeccatrishel]

Every backup goalie ever has gotten food on the bench. They just hide it in their gloves.

[@joewire7368]

I am sooooo happy i found this channel!!! I have chronic pancreatitis, which pretty much means im in constant pain without painkillers which i dont take as often as im prescribed because alcoholism is what ruined my organs and i dont want to go through horrible addiction agsin!! But awesome funny content like this distracts me and takes my mind off the pain makes me smile!!! THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME LIVE MY BEST LIFE!!!!

[@philipkelly7369]

I love this series, I hope you all make a hundred more

[@BigandDurable]

I can assure you that getting food delivered to the bench is easier than you think and it happens far more often than one would expect.

[@anthonybroady9483]

Ok didn’t know that Tim Horton was a hockey player!😳 Now in my defense I did know it was a guy from Canada but I didn’t know who he did! Thank Seth and Will.

[@rwboa22]

If it wasn't for Tim Horton, you wouldn't have the chain of restaurants that would bear his name all over Canada, nor would we have the spoof "Stan Makita's" in the movie "Wayne's World".

[@SamnissArandeen]

Every Canadian is a hockey player

[@tylerbowling]

Wonderful stuff always. Thank you!

[@Conquistador76]

Thank you for this series!

[@Trillyana]

At least we can still do it in NHL Hitz

[@punkrockcharts9148]

That was the best one I've seen. "I tend to score goals" lol.

[@LtNduati]

This dude sounds like an absolute troll, he was definitely his high school's class clown that's surprisingly good at math and is in AP Calc and just trying to get the teacher to break cause he knows he'll get a B no matter what

[@BrothaGoneBased]

Lmfao exactly

[@BennyintheBoothPodcast]

I don’t follow hockey but u guys make the hockey content interesting so kudos to that

[@roshango125ab]

I'm imagining the timeline where this becomes the norm. Just as shohei ohtani became a baseball sensation because of his great hitting and pitching abilities, everyone in the NHL is looking for a duel threat goalie who can shoot

[@Tomwithnonumbers]

Is there a reason why this would be unfair or unfun? As other commenters have said, in soccer some teams do pick keepers who know how to play the ball and push up the pitch. It sounds like it would be an exciting high risk high reward move in hockey

[@roshango125ab]

@@Tomwithnonumbers the only issue is, the is like no reason you would send a goalie on attack when you could pull for an extra skater. They would be faster and flat goalie sticks are designed for blocking not shooting

[@Tomwithnonumbers]

@@roshango125ab if anything, I'd say that's a reason to allow it, but insist that teams have to have a keeper in keepers kit. It means 90% of the time there's no difference to not having the rule, and that remaining 10% is made up of crazy win or lose desperation plays. Keepers almost never score from corners in soccer, but it's always exciting when a team tries because you know they're throwing everything at it

[@dannytorres202]

Fun fact. Tim bits were released shortly after his death in a car accident. Incredibly morbid.

[@LeightE97]

You should cover the "David Leggio" net dislodging rule

[@matthewforbes2969]

Collapse: how Arsenal went from the “Invincibles” to vincible Rewinder: the miracle of Istanbul Collapse: how an legendary AC Milan team went from Regular UCL favorites to rock bottom Untitled: pavel Bure Beef history: george Steinbrenner vs Billy Martin Rewinder: the 2006 champions league final that kickstarted one of the greatest eras in Barcelona history Rewinder: 2014 nfc championship game Rewinder: Mike richter’s save on Bure Collapse: how the 85 Chicago bears went from potential dynasty to rock bottom Untitled: sergio aguero not winning the champions league Untitled: Ted Williams

[@randomcat5262]

most are about european football

[@robertstocker3541]

Cant so aguero since he still won something

[@PassivesAbseits]

@@robertstocker3541 Nope, he just had to retire.

[@Kruxer]

Years later Patrick Roy tried this, dangled Gretzky, and imediately got a penalty upon crossing the red line lol

[@howardbaxter2514]

Still pissed over that, and I wasn’t even born yet.

[@saetzero_the_moon_king]

"i tend to score" is just.... just the best line nice one seth

[@DrZaius3141]

This reminds me of school when I was playing soccer with a bunch of my friends in the school league. My team was very bad and I chose them so I (a fairly decent goalie) would get more practice due to them defending rather badly. Our only goal happened when I made a save, dropped the ball, sprinted down the side line (50m), knocked it to the centre and had one of my team mates stumble it with his knee into the goal.

[@TheDan14]

I play goalie and punt the puck regularly, it's usually a weak shot on goal so the other team can change, rather than drop it and pass it up to pressure the changing team you just drop it and line drive punt it to space I'll also occasionally punt to clear rather than cover if the other team is controlling play but doesn't have any net front or slot presence for reference, I play a lot of different leagues/tournaments this happens more in any given rec league (even the competitive ones) than in tournaments or when I played in college (those players tend to be less lazy about crashing the net religiously)

[@cwtrain]

5:43 "I'm sorry you want me to what?" Somewhere out there there's an illustrator who was extremely confused for this one.

[@notarabbit1752]

A friend of mine once saw the bench goalie eating chicken fingers out of his glove at an AHL game.

[@danielmartin9057]

Lets go weird rules is back

[@pushing2throttles]

As always, secret base killed it.

[@benhopp479]

how do you not include patrick roy spin moving gretzky and then getting a penalty for crossing the red line???

[@davesimms8825]

I remember Gary carrying the puck the length of the ice in Vancouver when he played for Oakland. This was in the early 70’s

[@Novedrake]

That last fork in the road conversation I think is basically the formation of the small ball, three chucking nba

[@kameronwalch1692]

I literally do this in soccer if my team is losing or winning by a lot 😂

[@nmbr1seattlefan]

Great way to ring in the New Year

[@jossers602]

Y'all crack me up and I dig these vids!

[@mister_floppy_hockeyhighlights]

Can't forget about when Patrick Roy stick handled across centre ice and got got a penalty because of this rule 👍 did a spin move and everything.

[@rebeccatrishel]

Spin-o-rama deking past Gretzky!

[@Legault397]

Thank you for telling me about Gare the Bear

[@Kyle-td6px]

seth and will are the best secret base presenters not named jon bois, bar none

[@tonyellis6514]

"We don't want goalies playing hockey" And that's where the trapezoid comes from.

[@kallisti67]

If Smith had scored, rather than pulling the goalie you’d pull a defenseman and put your “offensive goalie” (you know that would be a thing) in.

[@danwindows7]

I am glad you shared the nicknames. Gary Smith is such a generic name, so wrong for this series. Suitcase Smith and Gare Bear now makes him seem real like the other players.

[@llydrsn]

"Seth' Magic Beard and Mustache Wax" 😅

[@Drowninginantimatter]

I can actually smell colors because of synesthesia. I never thought about it possibly being a result of that soccer concussion.

[@redram5150]

So if this rule never existed, i could have not only seen Ron Hextall likely score more goals as goaltender, but also chase opposing players to the other side of the ice and assault them? I feel robbed of something beautiful

[@jeremeymcdude]

in the immortal words of Steve Dangle. The True Rules for Goalies is this: If you're a Goaltender, TEND THE GOAL!

[@jhobaugh45]

If you're a goaltender...TEND THE GOALLLL!!

[@JobboFett]

If everyone became a goalie and smoked, well... that's just lacrosse.

[@BizarroDF]

you could really just make a playlist of These Stories and call them 'Air Buds of History'

[@tba11]

Me brain when I heard the rule: "Oh, the Patrick Roy Rule!"

[@johncormier3094]

I’m a huge OU fan and I was watching the Alamo bowl and the announcers made a comment about how the refs were suspended for 1 week after the 2006 match between the teams. Refs can get suspended? What would constitute a suspension, bad call or something far worse?

[@brandonm949]

In this case, it was a really bad call that favored Oregon, and the refs were Pac-10 refs so it seemed shady. They said Oregon recovered a late onside kick, even though the replay showed an Oklahoma player recovering it. And an Oregon player had touched the ball before it went 10 yards, meaning Oklahoma should have gotten possession anyway. There was also a pass interference penalty after that, which Oklahoma argues shouldn't have been called because the ball was tipped at the line of scrimmage. There's no mention of whether or not that's true, so that call might have been correct. Both calls were reviewed by replay officials, who decided not to overturn either one. Oregon ended up scoring the game-winning touchdown on that drive. The Pac-10 ended up apologizing to Oklahoma, and suspended the whole officiating crew for 1 game.

[@Kyro4Productions]

I hope one day they do a video on the Air Bud Rule that got made after Kenny Pickett's fake slide TD for Pitt this season

[@Kinlui1022]

On the contrary, many football... soccer goalkeepers had managed to score but obviously due to the size of the pitch, they usually only sneak out during setpieces, which is why most soccer goalkeepers scored from headers.

[@richardtherichard26]

I love leading the cpu by 1 late in fifa and giving up purposeful corners. They always send the goalie up and I just bombs away lol it’s worked more than you’d believe

[@allyboorman612]

The main rule to remember with goaltenders though, is that if you're a goaltender... TEND THE GOOOOAAAALLLLL

[@TheFaithfulAtheist]

Ron Hextall: hold my beer.

[@Dynamic_Pupil]

In terms of “weird goaltender rules”, would love to see “The Trapezoid Rule” next (ie how to limit Martin Brodeur’s impact on the sport).

[@HuntingCatIsBack]

Johnson incident

[@theanonymousmrgrape5911]

To be honest, I’m kind of glad this rule exists, because if it didn’t, you’d effectively eliminate any reason to have an extra attacker at the end of a game. The goalie could just do it himself and then get back in the crease when it goes the other way.

[@21deciBels]

All im thinking is Patrick Roy's spinorama in the neutral zone

[@Gamerzsociaty]

If you're a goaltender, tend the goal!!!

[@beenieweenie1986]

Instructions unclear. Tried to score a goal and got concussed into next century

[@howardbaxter2514]

Gary Smith is just a normal goalie. Absolutely bonkers in the head.

[@ashtonoak4370]

Seth just basically explained he wants Rugby.......on ice. ......sooooo who's making the kick starter

[@alexg5280]

Patrick Roy was inspired, pulled a spinorama on gretzky

[@aidanknight]

hold on was that a Worms video game sound effect during the puck punt???

[@gaz-l621]

Yeah, goaltender, he's making sure the other team's goal is properly fed pucks 😊

[@Alex-yz7cj]

Brother looks like Sam wise gamgee from the lord of the rings in that old school hockey pic lmao

[@JoshuaEfron]

I don't know if I've ever seen someone have as much barely-contained disdain for something as Seth does here for "Gare the Bear".

[@julianpalmer-smith5765]

This is why I’m a lacrosse fan. Where else is the goalie is encouraged to go coast to coast

[@howardbaxter2514]

I know right! I remember when Albany’s goalie went coast to coast, threw a spin dodge to split two defenders, and faked a shot before scoring. Glorious!

[@julianpalmer-smith5765]

@@howardbaxter2514 blaze is a beast

[@pike7062]

Can you do a rewind of Higuita's scorpion kick vs England

[@ericfett9218]

Gary Smith should've been in Slap Shot

[@ant0812]

Another collapse timeliness do the 2010-2011 chicago bulls please of a fan of yours

[@nathanrobinson1099]

At the end they basically are describing Patrick Roy’s attempt at this. Just ask Wayne

[@Jeremo-FD]

I got stun locked for a good 30 second trying to figure out how a goalie would dropkick a puck. Then i realized you meant "drop & kick" not "dropkick"

[@oldfrend]

stupid rule. goalie wants to leave his own goal naked and wide open, go right ahead.

[@howardbaxter2514]

Exactly!

[@josephroberts5243]

I definitely have had brain trauma cuz blue has a distinct scent

[@kadensharpin2156]

In the omha rule book, goalie drop kicking the puck is a game misconduct

[@ashtonoak4370]

So the greatest thing we got outta this game was doughnuts 🤣

[@harmonicarchipelgo9351]

Meanwhile in soccer, Rene Higuita couldn't fathom a world where he has to stay at the net.