Pavel Datsyuk Павел Дацюк - The King of Stickhandling 2

[@hockeysemin]

If you like Datsyuk? Here is a 20 minutes tribute video of pure hockey magic :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2ayqnZ6oKqHZ9U

[@eihelvet3]

Thank you

[@user-ms7ux6lu4k]

Паша Богом поцелован!

[@StephenDoty84]

Pure hockey magic? Wait, then it's about Pavel Bure.

[@funtimes8296]

@Rabbi Shekelstein And this is only his offense lol, he was literally the best defensive forward in the game on top of this. Easily in contention for best player of this era with Crosby/McDavid/Ovechkin

[@funtimes8296]

@Rabbi Shekelstein Watched him play consistently in the 2007-10 time frame, especially during playoffs. He was pretty easily on Crosby/Ovechkins level if not better as an overall player. Like when they went head to head you surely did not get the sense they were better that's for sure lol

[@andywilson5264]

He's the only player in the modern era who is unanimously respected by every player and fan of every fan base in the NHL. There will never be another one like him.

[@WiseGuyMadeGuy]

That is so very true. My respect for you, amigo.

[@jeffnador9594]

Not to say I think he's as good as Datsyuk, but I'd say Kopitar's a guy who commands that kind of respect from everyone pretty quietly, and in a lot of ways he plays a similar game.

[@krisfrederick5001]

Especially being from Detroit I have to agree with you. GG by the way 2008-2009 we owned the NHL

[@GreyZonex]

@@krisfrederick5001 so sad to see Red Wings in the shitter... that franchise always stayed competitive.. always qualified for playoffs...

[@krisfrederick5001]

@@GreyZonex I feel it got to the point where making the playoffs was the goal. Hey man, every team goes through their transitions. I was spoiled as a young hockey fan in the early 90's. Not sure where you're from

[@larrylrussjr9497]

I had the privilege of living in Detroit and was raised in hockey loving family. I have played and seen a lot of hockey. 3 generations watching the Wings and all of us agree that Pavel is so unassuming and yet is the greatest threat on the ice. He appears to be asleep at the switch but suddenly like magic, performs like no other. His stick handling talent, quickness and graceful bewitches they other teams minds. Pavel has faked more players out of their jock strap than any player in NHL history.

[@alexanderkennedy6557]

I remember a early game where Daytsukt stoll a puck from Jager.

[@raymondgorneyjr6862]

Never gets old, could watch over and over. The most creative, enjoyable, exciting player I ever had the pleasure of watching since the day he came up. Was like his mind was 10 moves ahead of everyone else. What do they tell you in hockey, play the body, not the puck especially against someone like him. Flat out made some of the biggest names in hockey look like amateurs when he played against them...

[@NoLoVeLoStNoLoVfOuNd]

He will never be forgotten. He will forever be talked about. What a legend.

[@mwbrada]

Just when you say No way! Pavel says YES!!! Unbelievable. Thank you Pavel for the years you played in Detroit. It was an honor to watch you skate sir.

[@musicclassic5938]

Pavel elevates ice hockey to the level of high art, he is like a circus trickster. While Ovechkin is just brutal force, pressing, slap and wrist shots, Datsyuk always uses his wit and his amazing coordination to baffle goalies and defensement. He is unmatched in robbing other players of the puck, his backhanders are almost the best in the league and his stickhandling is the best.

[@daywalker5902]

Igor Pospekhin Who has better backhanders than Pasha? Kane's hands are basically just as filthy as prime Pasha's

[@FuckitnFightit]

***** i think zetterberg has a pretty good backhander too.

[@bodangles1050]

Day Walker crosbys backhand is crazy!

[@musicclassic5938]

English Hooligan They can't beat Canada all alone, without the backing of others, because there must be 20 players like that to beat Canada which can produce three more or less equal national teams because ice hockey is Canada's pride. Of course, I know the guys you mentioned plus Alexander Yakushev, Konstantin Loktev along with Bobrov, Starshinov, Mayorov, Ragulin, Maltsev, Balderis, Zinger, Tretyak, Firsov, Shadrin, Zimin and many more. By the way, Datsyuk seems to be the extension of Valery Kharlamov who tragically died in a car accident, because many of his dangles look very similar to those of Valery. I'd give Malkin and Ovi for one Datsyuk in his prime. At the Olympics you mentioned Pavel was the only one who played very well and scored important goals, but as the saying goes in Russia, a single man (player) is not a warrior in a battlefield and cannot win battles for his team alone, this is a team sport. Datsyuk won Stanley Cup, which is a more honorable prize in ice hockey than national team competitions. Canada has way better defensemen than Russia and can produce 50 forwards if not at the level of Datsyuk and Ovi, then at least at the level of Tarasenko or better while in Russia there are 4-5 stars and that's about all. Canada can come up with three rosters and all will be better than the Russian national team. But you should also bear in mind that the Soviet players you mentioned played in a different era of much slower and generally milder hockey compared to its present version. I don't think Wayne Gretsky could be such a brilliant goal scorer at present, when Ovi is the only player who can score more than 50 goals per season and then only because Backstrom often serves him great passes. It takes Datsyuk fractions of a second to make the right decisions, since now nobody gives you more time.

[@FuckitnFightit]

Igor Pospekhin i agree with you 100% if anybody watched Datsyuk in his prime he was a step above a Malkin or Ovi. I believe he had a 5 year stretch where he was the best all around player in the league, (that includes Crosby)

[@SlesarjGinekolog]

В жизни не видел ничего подобного! Уровень его мастерства такой, что он откровенно тролит оппонентов! Не просто волшебник, а Волшебник 99 уровня!

[@user-zw4xi6km1j]

В конце этого короткого видоса есть , как он так обвёл защитников , что они не слабо врезались друг в друга. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rofPhYWwhNKmeMk

[@user-xz1mm8sc2d]

Иван Фиев Ничего нового - очередной сеанс магии от Гудини)

[@Brian_yeah_that_brian_Strang]

Damn I don’t speak Russian

[@user-uc7qy7ie7n]

@@Brian_yeah_that_brian_Strang maybe, Google translate can help you)?

[@user-ie5xn2vi6e]

Он лутший и этим все сказано

[@Chiksilong]

Blues fan here. This man terrorized the Blues when DRW was in the conference, but I have so much respect for Pasha. Truly one of the best in his generation. Best of luck to him!

[@lanceintj4247]

I miss Datsyuk already, and the first season without him hasn't even started yet. IMO, number 13 should go the the rafters of Joe Louis Arena. 2 time Stanley Cup champion, 4 time All-star, 3 time Selke Award winner, 4 time Lady Bing Trophy winner, and respected league wide. A truly amazing hockey player.

[@jaimeacosta6846]

Smoke on the water! Go Red Wings!

[@turkturkleton2671]

They literally never missed he playoffs with him

[@MrSangreyluto]

I Agree :)

[@tedmilner3785]

R. M So numbers only measure of greatest of all time? Not saying he’s greatest of all time, not even close, but he was in the conversation of best player in league from 2007-2012, and was consistently considered the best by other players.

[@Arkasha-Kuzbass]

Он особенный.

[@torontoBluejays87]

I remember Brett Hull had an interview during the Wing's unreal 2001-2002 year. He was talking about the then rookie Datsyuk who was baffling the Wings at practice. Apparently Pavel would challenge players one on one at the end of practice. Keep in mind that the Wings had Yzerman, Lindstrom, Shannahan, Robitaille, Hull, a young Zetterberg, Federov and Chelios at the time. Apparently Hull said Datsyuk would destroy everyone he faced and eventually the boys stopped taking his challenges. Hull also said his father was Bobby Hull and it was not very surprising the HOF career he had. He couldn't believe Datsyuk figured out how to play the game like this in a remote town in Russia. Pavel was a class act, missed him a lot this year. Not too many players in the league who are respected the way he was.

[@trippertrooper5424]

Z didnt play on the 01-02 team, first year with Wings was 02-03

[@michaeld7772]

I remember that interview. Brett says something along the lines of, "I mean, my dad's Bobby Hull. And I'm looking at this kid and thinking, where do you learn to play hockey like that?" with a bemused/amazed look on his face.

[@Kapral81]

LEGEND!

[@MrRedwing90]

I was an Athlete Driver at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City. A very young Pavel Datsyuk was there. Phenomenal skill! I drove Pavel Bure and Danny Markov to their bronze medal game when their Charter Bus did not show up.

[@user-kk1gj1uq9n]

And now - Olimpic Champion

[@dimitrikissov4947]

As a Wings fan I'm sad he left but I know that to be with those you love is more important. I saw him and Z score live a few times and would never ever trade that. There hasn't ever been anyone like him. Look at the Wings, he left and the team couldn't make the playoffs. There are other issues but he was a BIG piece of that team. The Wings have lost some really great players, Konstantinov, Fisher, Franzen etc. The loss of Konstantinov was a HUGE loss, he would have been a top 5 defenseman for years. Think Vlady and Lindstrom on the blue line, frightening.

[@30oooo33]

Это точно!!!

[@Fitplayer66]

During the 2000s and early 2010s he was by far the greatest player I have ever watched. Every shift he would do something great, every time he touched the puck he was a threat and he is arguably the greatest defensive forward in history.

[@JakeMCGreen]

I can’t think of many defensive forwards I’d rather take besides like Fedorov, Zetterberg... maybe Crosby

[@jasondashney]

Every game he played in, the opposing team's announcers were always on his nuts completely, and correctly.

[@MrShafeev]

*"Шестирукий", как его по-доброму называл Наильевич.. Человек, рожденный с клюшкой в руках!*

[@werner8810]

Mr. Shafeev. есть слово, придуманное в его честь - Datsyukian (Дацюкиан). Определяется это понятие так: «Когда ваши движения удивительны по своей природе, единственный способ описать их - дацюкиан». В словаре сообщается, что слово появилось, благодаря хоккеисту Павлу Дацюку, который «имеет лучшие руки во всех видах спорта». (из интернета)

[@user-pk4kl5ni4s]

как же не хватает Наилича,блин,до сих пор не привык что его нет

[@masterheit2857]

Datsyuk Magic 🔥

[@user-tt3yk1jg3m]

@@werner8810 в топ!!

[@user-zw4xi6km1j]

Mr. Shafeev. Сто процентов он в прошлой жизни был звездой хоккея. Это Харламов воплотился. Посмотри даже на последних секундах , как он похож на Харламова . В России было много великих мастеров хоккея , а волшебников пока двое , Харламов и Дацюк.

[@jakealvarez578]

He is still in my opinion one of the most dynamic players to ever play the game. When you have someone as magical as him play offense and can ALSO backcheck, you have a truly amazing player. Great personality also off the ice. Great guy

[@Upliftman]

До слез, потому что понимаешь время беспощадно, и время Дацюка с каждым годом сходит на нет, и скоро мы не увидим его блестящей игры, его мастерства!

[@user-du1qy6if6k]

Близко и рядом нет никого.Паша в каждом компоненте игры лучший!

[@revin1972]

Сергей Павлов Небыло, нет, и уже не будет! Он один, и никакие макдэвиды и прочие рядом не стояли с его техникой. Ну может Малыч и Кузя, где-то напоминают его!

[@user-du1qy6if6k]

И поймите,я не слепой фанат.Я очень критично смотрю хоккей,так как сам занимался и болею за российский хоккей , желая наблюдать наследие советского хоккея . Ковальчук и Дацюк последние кто играет в тот хоккей.

[@user-eq2mc6tt4r]

как по мне, так Дацюк продолжает дело Буре. Техники схожи.

[@muc9232]

Шестирукий волшебник !!!! Лучший хоккеист планеты !!!!

[@user-li3rm2ps8m]

На огонь, воду и работу Дацюка можно смотреть бесконечно.

[@user-ym2gl5jq6b]

Это шедеврально,он пархает в тот момент как его противник как-будто застыл,я пытался сравнить его манеру и найти лучше часа четыре,но гретски близко,и пожалуй всё,действительно он волшебник на льду,и в жизни очень порядочный человек!!! Браво Павел!!!!!

[@ssvaxasan1750]

думаю Кузнецов такой же кудесник, именно технарь, Ови конечно великий хоккеист но он машина, Россия рулит)).

[@vasy_5177]

@@ssvaxasan1750, кузнецову далеко до него, а овца- бревно. Из наших наверное Буре близко, Павел Буре

[@user-em5pk8lj3q]

гретски до ПАШИ ДАЛЕКО!

[@nervocalmo8957]

@@user-em5pk8lj3q ты понимаешь что сказав это, ты позоришь наш хоккей??

[@user-du1qy6if6k]

@@nervocalmo8957 И что он сказал не так?Вы снова про очки и баллы?Так это всё хуйня!Гретцки до Павла далеко реально,так-же как и Ларионову.И заметьте,я глубоко уважаю и первого и второго, и я поклонник тех сборных из 70-80 ых.Паша выше по уровню во всех аспектах.

[@abelxxx3058]

All hockey people I know think Datsyuk is the best hockey player in the world. I mean who else can do what he does on a regular basis? Kuznetsov, Panarin and all other Russians learn the magic of stickhandling from him. Thinking that Pasha was not even supposed to play hockey after his teenage injury. And has played through and with injuries for years and years. And all his hockey life he's been battling what was not supposed to be, and in spite of that has become not only a player but one of the best of the best. Ever. I am pretty sure the Wings 25 yr playoff record is tied to him name, so I don't know how long they will maintain that record after he is gone. In this sea of talented men of hockey, there is only one Magic Man. Enjoy his game while it lasts.

[@BType13X2]

I don't want you to take this the wrong way but I can't say who is the best player in the world today. There's an argument for Ovechkin, Crosby, Datsyuk, and even Price. I think you could put together a top 4 or 5 in the world and each of them could be in any place from 1-4 or 5 without me making much argument against any particular order. It's just too close to call at that level. Best stick handler? hands down Datsyuk. Best puck protection? Crosby without question. Best goal scorer? Ovechkin. I shudder to think what those 3 players would do on a line together.

[@oshie77]

aye respect for the Bleach pic bro

[@alekseisukontsev5921]

BType13X2 Most of your arguments make sense, but why Price, for goodness's sake?)

[@tnix80]

I'm trying to follow him in the khl, playing with kovalchuk at St. Petersburg

[@PENSDYNASTY]

Its sidney Crosby and conner McDavid bruh..

[@user-fe7dj3tx3e]

This is a magic! No words, only emotions... When I'm in a bad mood - I watch a video with Pavel Datsuk!

[@sulista-consulting]

Respect from Czechia 🇨🇿🥰

[@SLowPLaYaH]

"Brett Hull to Pavel Datsyuk." - I lived through that and enjoyed every game, but I still have a hard time believing the team we had back then! Legends everywhere.

[@galicije83]

Павел Дацю́к, was old school hockey player, Soviet school player... fast, agile, great technician.... Just like before him was magnificent Russian Five, best five in NHL history... Greetings to all RED WINGS fan from Serbia, also big fan of RED WINGS!!!! Congrats Паша for Olympic gold medal with RED MACHINE!!!!!

[@JackBirdbath]

Amazing how many of these clips are game tying or go ahead goals. He's the top player of his generation.

[@orlandolittlejohn3250]

Wat cj

[@user-jw9bs6cr2c]

Christopher Reynolds 100

[@mlk5454]

Twelve minutes of awesomeness.

[@michaeljoseph8674]

No one has better hands. He makes a mockery of everyone. He is one with the puck. I have not seen anyone as good with the puck. It is ridiculous what he can do. He breaks ankles standing still and beats everyone through their feet. Lesser talents require speed and brute force this guy is simply art. Wow what an amazing player the feelings he must get just toasting the shit out of everyone lol Amazing and a great pleasure to watch hats off to him

[@P0LYS]

refined and concentrated hockey art

[@user-dh6eo1um5w]

уже были подобные видео... но на Дацюка не устаешь смотреть! Удачи в играх и пусть травмы обходят стороной!

[@HitlerApproves]

I agree.

[@ligrrok2627]

Александр Патрушев Тебе так же.Посмотри ещё про Бобровского такие сейвы!!!

[@user-eq2mc6tt4r]

У Дацюка техника на Буре похожа. Благо оба Павлы :)

[@user-jq7nf8bc2k]

Буре более прямолинейный,а Дацюк весь замысловатый-хрен поймёшь что он выкинет!

[@stanislavsamoilov5465]

Александр Патрушев Паша, как Пирло в футболе, с возрастом улучшается. Надеюсь станет тренером, а не политиком...

[@user-mc7wd4bt9d]

Получаешь удовольствие от такого профессионализма....гений...

[@VompoVompatti]

Datsyuk highlights give me hope for the future... After all this guy was drafted as number 171 and look what he can do...

[@tnix80]

I don't think that will ever happen again. Russia was a hellhole when he was drafted. Now the development and scouting is on par with any country. Still, diamonds in the rough can be found in the middle rounds...

[@Alex_Kiselev]

Хоккейный "Рональдиньо". Вот такие игроки влюбляют людей в хоккей

[@khairost]

скорее даже месси

[@user-sk5vi4fx1b]

Скорее Месси и Роналдиньо футбольные Дацюк

[@olegtoughguy3300]

💪ВЕЛИКИЙ !!! ТАКИХ БЫСТРЫХ РУК В МИРЕ БОЛЬШЕ НЕТ ! 100%! ПАША ХОККЕЙНЫЙ ГЕНИЙ🏒💪ВОЛШЕБНИК👌👍

[@user-gj1il3sw8o]

Как на задницу посадил..одного в углу..дорогого стоит

[@coyoteandroadrunner1]

I have been watching hockey since the 70's and Pavel is the best stickhandler I have ever seen.. There was a reason he was nick named the Magic Man and some even called him Houdini...

[@stefspin3057]

I could literally watch this guy all day

[@WowNoGia]

To me he is the Mr. Silky Hands, not Kane, not Crosby and so on. Watching Pavel play is so exciting and he has the skill to handle the puck better than anyone else, he has so many moves in his trickbook and that skill that Pavel has, you can't learn that from any hockey school. I just enjoy watching this guy play.

[@user-el8ih5rr7x]

Вот такой хоккей мне нравится, техничный, виртуозный, без грязи и гнилых хитов. Джентльмен до мозга костей, волшебник! 👍

[@patrickemmerling4328]

Forever the magic man

[@kapii86]

Detroit misses you buddy! Glad to see youre back at home, tear it up in the KHL for us :) The Red Wings will never be the same without ya

[@user-wo4iq6wz1c]

красавец,технарь,молоток, дай бог ему здоровье, пускай нас и дальше этой красотой радует!

[@timotejvalach2832]

Drafted in 6 round 171.And now is big legend in hockey

[@hugebeauty7814]

+Timo Valach Same with Shea Weber he was never drafted and is now top 5 defence in the world.

[@bradenmcadam5001]

+Huge Beauty Umm, no. He was drafted second round, #49 in 2003. Nashville got Suter and Weber in the same draft.

[@latexiz7617]

It's been an honour.

[@mattlatorre9084]

I remember a game a few years ago between the Red Wings and the Bruins. The play was behind Tuukka Rask and Datsyuk did his typical wicked deke around Patrice Bergeron. I'm not lying when I say that the TV microphone next to the ice picked up these three words from Bergeron's mouth: "Are you serious?!?"

[@t_r_l9896]

No, it was not a wicked Deke, it was Datsyuk skating back and taking the puck from Bergeron right as he though he had a clear open shot at night. Look it up.

[@detg19]

Matthew LaTorre he said are you fing serious aha though he had a step on him to look and make a play. All datsyuk needed was that half second to steal the puck

[@stfducky489]

Matthew LaTorre kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHiXY5SsZq2Dj5I

[@KAce888]

Это можно включать раз в месяц и пересматривать на расслабоне и никогда не надоест.Я вот, в очередной раз в рекомендованные ткнул и опять Павел.опять его фокусы. которые просто ... Это слов определить, что он вытворяет, не подобрать. Он ,как фехтовальщик среди рыцарей с мечами и в доспехах. ЗОРРРО хоккеяDDD Его шпага не знает промаха, его голова имеет 6 глаз - во все стороны видит, его руки , как 6 рук. Оказывает человек и на такое способен, но не каждый! Это один из самых выдающихся. талантливых людей на планете.

[@wesleyguthrie5560]

Fuck it, Datsyuk is my hero.

[@user-bt9yr5kp2b]

Волшебник. Лучший. Каждый раз смотрю и спрашиваю себя - КАК ОН ЭТО ДЕЛАЕТ???

[@golfprof76]

To those 6 of you you who disliked this video, you either are not a hockey fan, hate the RED WINGS, or hate Russians, or are a Sidney Crosby fan or just clearly a bender/gear head. You don't appreciate quality when you see it.

[@ivan-mf2rj]

you are 100% right , any one who follow hockey will understand that this player is from different planet....What is there to dislike ? He have pure natural talent , joy to watch and Im football '' soccer'' player but growing up watching hockey and this is something special to watch this guy , jaw dropping stuff , what a player !

[@user-fe7dj3tx3e]

Как же заряжает его игра, я не могу насмотреться на видео с его голами и когда немного с делами не все хорошо, включаю хайлайты с Великим Волшебником! Он дарит незабываемые эмоции, не могу объяснить, но это правда! Сколько же они голов с Зеттербергом наколотили, два великих нападающих в истории Детройта!

[@tedmilner3785]

Most underrated player ever!

[@Arkasha-Kuzbass]

Очень дооцененный.

[@user-it1is6zb6o]

Волшебник!

[@maxim05111]

СПЛОШНОЙ ВОСТОРГ !!!! ЭТО НЕВЕРОЯТНО !!! СКОЛЬКО ТРУДА

[@JIoLLIoK]

Мурашки по коже!!!! Какой же кайф он творит на льду, завидую его партнёрам по команде.... Волшебно!!!!

[@stephencalvird7276]

We were so fortunate to watch him play in Detroit for as long as we did, what an artist he was!

[@ryanm1405]

Just to be honest I think all Russian born players are the best kind players because they are not lazy, they always show some talent of and off the ice and they always find another way to get the puck into the net! But Canadian players are pretty good too. I love Pavel Datsyuk and Vladimir Tarasenk-Show!!!!

[@michaeljoseph8674]

Canadian players have over the years been better at the north american tougher style and europeans more finesse..I personally grew up loving the north american game but I can appreciate the talent of the euro

[@tnix80]

@@michaeljoseph8674 it's different schools, large ice favors skill so that's what the training focuses on. I prefer their style and don't care if I'm in the minority.

[@michaeljoseph8674]

Tnix88 well you didn't grow up playing the game in my era..it was so much different . I grew to love it ..it's understandable the open style is exciting but there was a ton of passion playing hook clutch and grab ..I loved it and still do. Also euros in our day good as they were they were soft and gave up on plays, bug no no of course so they got cut..I like the heart component and in that era it showed and it says so much about a player ..long live pre lockout nhl

[@jamiegustkey2573]

Watching... Absorbing… Pavel and all that he has done in and for the NHL… It’s a better experience than it was watching Gretz come of age and all his records. I’m 51… grew up outside of Detroit- to have been able to experience the G.O.A.T… I’m so thankful. Before Pav I also really enjoyed Kozzie’s style of play… Two great 13s! PS- Zet was no slouch either for the record ~ Best duo in hockey hands down! Nice video nod-👏🏻

[@viktorsvikbob3767]

Тысячу раз ,много хороших пожеланий, мы ветераны Рижского Динамо за тебя, Павел Валерьевич !

[@shurabalaganov3006]

Вот это я понимаю , человек ЛЕГЕНДА👍👍👍

[@bigmig496]

Легенда #13

[@andrewmantle7627]

It may seem like stating the obvious, but his balance and footwork are un-equalled. I have never seen an NHL pro with the footwork of Datsyuk. It seems like lots of guys can puck handle really well, but haven't got that blazing foot-speed that makes the Magic happen. He's so calm and can anticipate the moves he needs to make; unbelievable. He is the only pro that I can think of that makes me want to sit down at the computer just to watch a few of his highlights.

[@flukefluke678]

Паша Великолепен!Я видел его игру!

[@MrTeraniv]

And now he one of the best who won Olimpics , world championship & Stanley Cup.

[@vasy_5177]

@Валерий Петров, когда Дацюк успел стать серебряным призером Олимпиады? В 98 его в Нагано вроде не было. В 2002 бронза и в 2018 золото

[@benjaminmckay6983]

Amazing

[@SuperStroybat]

made in USSR!

[@robertjones1543]

Long live mother russia

[@peterc8416]

@@robertjones1543 Think you Mr. Jones. God bless America!

[@miktara4019]

Nah, as a hockey player, he was made at Red Wings.

[@user-du1qy6if6k]

@@miktara4019 ???????????Idiot?

[@user-zz2it3vq4d]

Восторг! Спасибо ему за его труд! Волшебник!

[@19stalkern]

This video should be shown on the sad day when he retires..... I'm SO glad that we drafted him!!!!!! #13 will hang in the rafters next to #5 & #19. He truly IS the Barry Sanders of hockey!!!

[@LegionOfEclaires]

My favorite player to watch...simply the best!

[@user-io4cr6ud3v]

Хоккеист высочайшего уровня мастерства это Павел Дацюк. Советский ЧЕЛОВЕК!

[@bangzoom8180]

Pavel is so good...watching him brings tears of joy to my eyes...wow.

[@Dave5000i]

How can someone not be amazed when they watch this? This guy is truly amazing.

[@muscles662988]

Pasha would be so much more popular if he were Canadian. Completely under-appreciated.

[@martinslauf6585]

+muscles662988 You are right. The most classy guy in NHL and he has the best set of hands you can ever see. He has ripping backhander, even better forehand and his datsyukian dekes are simply awesome. Nobody can move the puck like him.

[@chkalovful]

no pls, my mom want him in Ekaterinburg

[@MopHeDD]

As someone who lives in Detroit, he will be missed dearly. Go Wings

[@highquality86]

your mom will see him when SKA comes to your city =)

[@chkalovful]

Евгений Ф теперь да)

[@BobSmith-in2gn]

Pure class and talent. Doesn't have to show boat when he scores.

[@FREEDOM_33]

As a goalie of over 25 years this amazes, and terrifies me at the same time.

[@pashag72]

Всегда, когда смотрю его искусство, возникает ощущение, что часть ХАРЛАМОВА спустилось с небес.

[@BeachPresent]

Pavel G Он лучше Харламова

[@makentoshgogu7983]

У него есть что то Харламское школа СССР все таки 👍👍👍👏👏👏👏

[@makentoshgogu7983]

Харламовское🙏🙏🙏

[@murraykenney4152]

Sorry to hear Pavel is quitting the NHL. He scored a goal against the Sharks in the playoffs a few years ago that is the wickedest backhander I've ever seen. The announcers were a bit dumbfounded. NHL needs more greats like Datsyuk.

[@Taooflu]

Can’t think of any player who’s as unique as this guy. His takeaway abilities alone are out of this world.

[@mikhailkhan6752]

I envy the Red Wings fans who had a privilege of watching Datsyuk every game for so many years. And he was one of the best defensive forwards of our time

[@pavels3715]

Pavel je prostě boží .......

[@ZBSlaya]

One of a kind, Pasha. You've got to love him as a hockey player/fan

[@ooohdavey]

I hope to live long enough to see another player come along who can handle the puck as well as Datsyuk. Absolutely brilliant what that man can do.

[@RogueStatusQVX]

I was born in 1988. No better time to grow up during the dynasty the wings became. Getting to have Pavel Datsyuk lace up for my home team every game was special. I was truly spoiled as a wings fan my whole life even to the cup in 2008. What a ride

[@TsRRevelationz]

It's a shame some Crosby fans won't ever see the light in the sky of hockey that is known as discipline, Crosby may be another great of his time but nowhere near what datsyuk can perform. Harshly underrated.

[@Legoklabie]

Красота! Финты запредельны! Спасибо Паша!

[@richardschoenrock5317]

Datsyuk's hockey Hall of Fame video? I think so!!! As a Redwings fan this video is emotional. As a hockey fan, regardless of your favorite team, you cant deny the incredible talent and the immense improvements he made for the game.

[@maxsud7472]

БЕСКОНЕЧНЫЙ ЛАЙК !

[@etiendre]

AMAZING tribute to a phenomenal player. Thank you for this. This is pure gold.

[@user-qb9og6tu2o]

ice hokkei Pele

[@user-xz1mm8sc2d]

Смесь Иньесты и Роналдиньо.

[@user-xz1mm8sc2d]

Единственный хоккеист, являющийся выпускником Школы чародейства и волшебства Хогвартс!) Только маг может творить такие шедевры)

[@dronlaa]

The most entertaining player in NHL history.

[@user-tl5he7yv6g]

Говорят что некоторых людей, Бог целует в лоб при рождении и они становятся очень удачливыми , а Дацюка Бог поцеловал в его руки !!!!

[@threethrushes]

Егор Харват Nonsense. He spent thousands of hours practicing.

[@nadezhdakuznetsova3952]

Бог не упустила его ног при раздаче.

[@lemonade5645]

One of the greatest to ever Lace em up, It's truly an art form. Great song choice.

[@surudog4929]

Pavel was a thing to watch on TV. Just pure magic and joy watching him. He was something. One of the greats.

[@surudog4929]

He was a true magician on ice. One of the best in NHL and very entertaining player. I like the humility he showed on the ice even when he scored those beautiful goals. He is greatly missed. His other Russian Ovi entertains us now.

[@kylejaynes2949]

One of the best to ever do it.

[@segaga19]

He was born in Sverdlovsk, USSR with me!

[@romainmacaire6943]

The most elegant hockey player i've seen.

[@UrbanRally]

best hockey player that ever lived.

[@user-rz1ix1qc4z]

На момент просмотра мной этого видео, было больше 1500 лайков и 16 дизлайков. Просто хочется собрать этих 16 человек и молча на них посмотреть.

[@valentinklevanec9352]

500 обратно отлайкали уже

[@user-wo4iq6wz1c]

Александр Жулкевский зачем смотреть на не понимающих😜

[@xrayzone7025]

Шо на них смотреть?? С гранатомёта, а там посмотрим :((

[@baldybee]

I've lost count the times I've watched this video. I love it. The highlights and the music together are great. So motivational. Thank you for this great piece of video 👍

[@user-mo6yh2xu6b]

Фантастический игрок . Таких больше не будет . Лучший хоккеист из всех кого я видел за 50 лет ...