The Greatest Save Of All Time From All 32 NHL Teams

From being deemed "THE SAVE OF THE CENTURY" to questionable no-goal calls, in this video we're going to be taking a look at the Greatest Save Of All Time From All 32 NHL Teams.
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[@Colowkey]

You had it right with Fleury for the Penguins, and that is a more impressive save, but his greatest save is at the last second of game 7 in the ‘09 finals, jumping in front of the final shot to win the Pens the cup

[@jesuso2307]

my first thought, that shouldve been the pens best save. the one in this vid coulda been an honorable mention

[@doaftheloaf]

@@jesuso2307 the sebastian caron save on brian savage is the pens' most impressive save. there's also a save by frank pietrangelo in 1991 that pens fans call "the save".

[@owenlaukkanen]

@@doaftheloaf Came here to say Caron. The look on Crosby's face afterward was hilarious.

[@doaftheloaf]

@@owenlaukkanen he had another ridiculous one on mike ribeiro, but the savage one was better.

[@GameShowMike]

Nah, Frank Pietrangelo’s save on Peter Stastny in game six of the 1991 Patrick Division Semifinals was better. It’s simply known as The Save. The Penguins went on to win their first Stanley Cup afterwards.

[@tracybtchinstructor4197]

I cheer for the goalies no matter what team they play for. They are the heroes of the game.

[@recalled4525]

I agree!

[@charleynewman4783]

Except the rangers lol

[@tracybtchinstructor4197]

@@charleynewman4783 well yeah lol 😂

[@789sirhc]

As much as I love Fleury for the Penguins, the best save by a penguins goalie came from Sebastien Caron against the Philadelphia Flyers. Puck hits the far post, Caron slides towards his blocker side, puck comes out on Caron's glove side straight to a flyers player who then shoots it immediately, and somehow Caron is able to get his glove on it and keep it out. it's one of the best saves in NHL History.

[@jaycob1830]

For the Stars, I still think Jon Casey’s kicking out the pad save in game one of the ‘91 finals against the Pens was pretty damn good. It prevented the Penguins from going up 4-3 and helped the Stars win that game

[@ethanl4567]

Blues was Binnington's save on Nordstrom in the 2019 cup final game 7 halfway thru the 3rd period to keep the 2-0 lead.

[@WarioSaysSo]

While Henrik Lundqvist was mighty impressive, it is the wrong Ranger save. It is undoubtedly Mike Richter's save on Pavel Bure in the 1994 NHL Finals! Also for Florida Panther's I remember several insane stopages from John Vanbiesbruck the whole 1996 play-offs as this little man played out of his mind to near single handly take the Panthers to the finals against TOUGH Eastern opposition.

[@owenlaukkanen]

Beezer was nuts against the Avs that year. His whole run was a masterpiece.

[@WarioSaysSo]

@@owenlaukkanen Fully agree, He was playing the best ever!!!

[@hypasteve]

As a Canucks fan from that era, I have to concur. The Rangers were something else that year.

[@WarioSaysSo]

@@hypasteve Yes they had built a team that was made for 1 deep Cup run!

[@SirLionofBiff]

You blew the Vancouver entry. Kirk McLean "the save' against Calgary, playoffs. Double-pad stack in a game seven first round.

[@owenlaukkanen]

Iconic.

[@tradingmedic]

You have the wrong Ranger save. It is Undoubtedly Mike Richter on Pavel Bure in the 1994 NHL Finals.

[@ancientkeyboardwarrior]

😅 rangers fans still living in 94

[@tradingmedic]

@@ancientkeyboardwarrior living in the present. The video is the franchise greatest save. That's the greatest save.

[@toddwilliams8128]

Cats have Marc-Andre Fluery-like reflexes. Dominik Hasek has made a career out of mind-blowing saves. Always fun to watch his highlight videos.

[@st0rmchild]

The actual best Flames save of all time is Mike Vernon's toe save in overtime of game 7 in the first round against the Canucks in 1989. If he didn't make that save, the Flames wouldn't have gone on to win the cup.

[@drewfarbridge7046]

And likewise the Canucks best save of all time is Kirk McLean's save on Robert Reichel in game 7 OT in 1994.

[@st0rmchild]

@@drewfarbridge7046 That series…especially game 7…was EPIC. Will never forget Bure's amazing series winner.

[@markmmm667]

Your Pittsburgh Penguins selection is incorrect. Frank Pietrangelo, Game 6 round 1 of the The playoffs. The play is known as "The Save." Also, the pic you have at first is not Fleury, it's Jeff Zatkoff.

[@trondrew]

Can someone tell me why Kirk McLean's skate blade was not the greatest save of all time for Vancouver?

[@owenlaukkanen]

This! Most iconic save in franchise history.

[@dw7704]

Some excellent saves on this list But one typo, it’s Miikka Kiprusoff Yes he had a lot of options to pick from. But no save was bigger for the Flames than Mike Vernon in OT of game 7 of the first round in 1989 Stan Smyl had a breakaway and Vernon grabbed it out of the air Maybe not as spectacular as some, but if he doesn’t make that save they lose the series and don’t win the Cup Among Flames’ fans it is referred to as “The Save”

[@doaftheloaf]

there’s also that crazy stick save from brathwaite vs detroit where he scoops it off the line.

[@dw7704]

This video shouldn’t be of “of all time” but over the last 25 years or so On that basis-great list, but of all time? Lots of great saves left off the list Yes some older saves are difficult to find, etc, but this is not an all time list.

[@richardtomasek]

Thank you! Goalies of past decades did not have the equipment of today. No masks, heavy pads, and larger upper body pads. Plus the equipment to is lighter. I saw some miraculous saves 50 + years ago that were easily the equal of any shown here.

[@yodaevil]

As a long time penguins fan, I have to say “the save” by backup goalie frank pietrangelo made down 3 games to 2 vs the devils to keep the penguins in the game so they could go on and win game 7 on their way to their first Stanley cup was the best. He ended his career with a 4.12 gaa but will forever be that guy for the pens!

[@alfiesmullet1311]

Andy coming back in that game in Edmonton was a tear jerker for sure

[@HelloMattMat]

Regardless of the debates, this was a cool list. Keep them coming!

[@Miked12357]

Great stuff here you have earned another subscriber

[@Pxrcupine3]

Crazy slash about to happen at 3:14 😂

[@reedriley5364]

I think Pittsburgh’s should’ve been fleury’s save in 09 to win the cup

[@Bacillov]

He is NOT Nobakov! He is Nabokov

[@mikeappleyard1898]

You got the Calgary Flames wrong. The top 3 saves ever by a Calgary Flames goaltender were made by 1 guy in the same game. Check out Mike Vernon in round 1 of the 1989 playoffs vs Vancouver. Never have I ever seen a goaltender steal a victory out of the jaws of defeat in a more jaw dropping dramatic fashion. Not even Dominic Hasek in the 1998 Olympics vs team Canada in the medal round is as good.

[@dw7704]

I also mentioned Vernon in 1989 game 7 of round one The biggest being on Stan Smyl in OT People still talk about it, including Canuck fans

[@qh9996]

I think Detroit's Chris Osgood's save against Tony Amonte in 1998 should have been their best save.

[@Kingofmuzik7]

*I disagree with the Penguins pick.* Sebastien Carons glove save on Savage. Even Crosby was shocked.

[@RoyalMela]

That is the best save in NHL ever. Ever.

[@doaftheloaf]

@@RoyalMela I still don’t know how he got his arm back that fast. that was insane.

[@elliottryan13]

Tim Thomas was a champ! On the topic of goalies, though, I REALLY wish King Henrik would have got a Cup.

[@dw7704]

Most memorable save in Flames history was by Mike Vernon IN 1989, first round game 7. Vernon stones Stan Smyl on a breakaway in OT. He doesn’t save it the Canucks win the series and the Flames don’t win the Cup. Flames fans call it “the Save” Yes Kiprusoff made some amazing saves, but none as memorable as Vernon’s

[@guard777]

was expecting the Pens to be Carons insane glove save.

[@AlaskaPalms]

Was expecting the Pens to be Carons insane glove save.

[@TruthSimplified.]

Frank Pietrangelo of the Penguins earned the nickname "The save" against the Devils in 1991. Without that save, the Pens don't win the 1991 Stanley Cup.

[@slayermcrx7519]

what i find even more amazing is that besides Ed Belfour and Dominik Hasek being teammates in Chicago, they ended up dueling against each other in the 99 finals on Dallas and Bufallo respectively. Especially the triple overtime game 6 where they showcased mezmorizing performances. in the end though i think Ed Belfour got the last laugh

[@tdemko30]

For the Canucks, I think the McLean Kick save or Luongo on Ryan Smith or Ben Eager

[@doaftheloaf]

the miller save was fun, but mclean was more meaningful.

[@Loading_DLC]

14:02 That puck definitely crossed the line inside Allen's glove, you can see the black of puck go in past the mesh part of the glove that is passed the line, they probably could not say for sure it was in, but I think it most likely was.

[@bruceleeroy]

Mike Richter was a no-brainer, but you blew it. the list has very "let's just plug this in" energy. Everyone has different opinions but this seems very low effort with minimal research

[@josq81]

Miikka Kiprusoff. Not Mikka Kiprasauff. Dude, not even close. 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@k_haulin]

the picture you used for fleury on the pens was jeff zatkoff

[@stedibear]

*Miikka *Kiprusoff How you got what you got boggles the mind.

[@dw7704]

I pointed that out too, not too hard to research

[@TheSkyatollah]

He's not really a fan and claims others do his research for him. I once asked how he cocked up Filip Hronek's name and he claims he was told it was pronounced the way he was saying it.

[@dw7704]

@@TheSkyatollah if only there were a search engine he could use

[@st0rmchild]

It's not the best Flames save of all time anyway.

[@robempire]

Devils wise I always think of the Brodeur scorpion save in the playoffs. Probly the craziest of his saves.

[@ianzellick4980]

Oilers entry should be Cujo’s save on Nieuwendyk in R1G7 against Dallas in OT, among several other questionable choices

[@BackupPlans1]

I'm honestly surprised that you went with Carter Hutton's save against the Flyers over Rinne's save in the first round against the Blackhawks in 2017. As awesome as Hutton's save was, seeing Rinne sprint to make a stick save against a puck that bounced sharply off the boards was the first thing that came to mind.

[@serialmiller1987]

The save on karlsson is impressive, but I would arguge that Fleury's save on Linstrom in the 2009 SCF was better for the stakes alone. I would also suggest Frank PeterAngelo's save against Petr Stastny in the 1991 playoffs.

[@jasonlib9209]

1:33 Tough call with Hasek. The Trent Klatt save is right up there too.

[@Canuck55]

Kirk McLean game 7 vs Calgary Flames!

[@metallife365]

Why do none of the "best saves for each team video" never have cam ward's rebound save on raffi torres late in the 3rd period game 7 of the 06 cup final to keep it a 2-1 game in which ended up a 3-1 Game that save basically won my hurricanes the cup that year

[@SergeSolovey]

For Rangers it must be Richter`s barehanded save

[@erickelly1323]

With Jonathan Quick I would have gone with the scorpion kick he did against Winnipeg. Still a good save chosen for him though.

[@makotroid108]

As much as i loved Khabibulin and his game saver back in the day, Vasy really did surpass.

[@TBrolyT]

Pretty sure that save Roy made was his hotdog moment and dropped the puck into the net lmao

[@NextLevelAnonymity]

Feedback about pronunciation of names and selection of the saves you feature aside, in an already lengthy video, we don't need to see text on screen of your commentary, better to just show the clips and keep the video concise

[@SIIB-ZERO]

I like the list for the most part but it would have been a more exciting video if you'd left the original commentators calls in instead of narrating the entire thing yourself....the effort and video are appreciated none the less

[@magenstaffarts]

…Bobrovski had an even better save in the 2019 Stanley Cup playoffs, game 4 of the series against Tampa Bay Lightning

[@rtghyzgamer7262]

Who is mikka kiprasauff

[@alasdairedwards830]

Kirk Mcleans save in the 94 playoffs in OT against Calgary was way better than Ryan Millers

[@LordBitememan]

MY GOD HOW MANY OF THESE MUST BE AGAINST THE RED WINGS!!!

[@darealnukem7775]

I wonder why nobody notices Adin Hills save in game 1 of the SCF last June. MAF had an amazing save that got a coach fired, but Adin Hill’s gave them momentum to win a Stanley Cup.

[@shawnshumaker5873]

I disagree with the one for the penguins. Frank Pieteranglo in the playoffs in early 90's made a save simply called the save.

[@cottonmouth44]

Mikka Kiprasauff -> Miikka Kiprusoff for crying out loud... :D

[@LilGamingYes]

When the Ducks still had a cool logo 😫😫😫

[@joshdoldersum9132]

Kirk Mclean and Mike Richter both got cheated by this list.

[@scooters4845]

Dang bro you fumbled a lot of these

[@disciplusrtw7504]

Two hand chop at 3:14 Jesus Murphy.

[@pinosious]

The number one for Pens should have been Sébastien Caron for sure!

[@brucemckinlay9739]

You picked the wrong Cujo save with the Oilers. 1997 game7 VS the Stars in OT when he made a miraculous save on Nieuwendyk beats his cool save VS the Avs a year later. Without a doubt.

[@jakefishh77]

Isles is for sure sorokin on Panarin

[@Mike.Hunt.]

Was that the save by Roy he was caught hotdogging it lol

[@craigskiff6500]

I have to disagree with the Golden Knights entry. The absolutely RIDICULOUS paddle save by Adin Hill in Game 1 of the 2023 Stanley Cup Final should be the entry in this video for Vegas.

[@boots_33]

You spelled Kiprusoff wrong.

[@Darkmass28]

Of the modern era yeah

[@rukaaunnie7]

We all knew Vasy would be there

[@glenannall4231]

Kiprusoff, not kiprAsoff And Hutton, 2 tees, not Huddon Do your research on the names. No excuse

[@withers91]

How many of these saves are against the redwings?

[@bendakstarkiller4827]

Holtby had one with Dallas that was better. Video would also be waaaay better without the narration. Just name of team and the broadcast sound would be dope

[@-SkonkToons-]

y does it say the flames are in blue and the canucks are in red for Mikka Kiprasauff

[@francisthompson4343]

Rangers greatest save of all time was Richter vs Bure in game 5.

[@Grant-A-Slam]

Pittsburgh’s should have been Caron

[@RoyalMela]

Mikka Kiprasauff? MIKKA KIPRASAUFF?

[@Worrallthegreat]

u got the canucks one way wrong.. miller's was a decent save on a very long shot.. nothing too amazing. kirk mcleans save off richel in game 7 in 94 was easily the best save in cancuks history and one of the best saves in the history of the playoffs...

[@NSMika]

Kiprasauff ? interesting...

[@philhugill8458]

Unless they can do that 'EVERY TIME'......they are all just freaking 'FLUKES'.. This is BOOOOOORRRRIIINNNGG !!!...... I'm OUT-A-HERE at 05:14.....Think I'll switch channels and watch COWPOKES on 'BULL RIDING' !!!

[@grousetheghoul2754]

You have nothing before 1990, come on man.

[@rockothepig]

Game 7 Bennington for stl

[@NHLnhl91]

St Louis Blues one should have been Binnington in game 7 vs thr Bruins

[@paulhamilton9777]

As a St Louis fan there can be no other save that tops the list. The magnitude of a game 7, our only Cup win, on visiting ice and being badly outplayed, Binnington made that stunning save. No other save comes close in Blues history.

[@sebastienhamelbourdeau3821]

The save of the century, or even the greatest of all time, was holtby in the scf. Has he not made it the caps might have lost the cup

[@austinfink3808]

The jets should be helle for sure

[@zachstarry8310]

There were two better saves by Penguins goalies one is literally called “the catch”. Your just big name dropping so your actual research.

[@Flyers_1967_]

I think for flyers Harts save was better agianst the devils

[@jimilemanski2059]

Haseks blocker save on Trent klatt was better

[@NorthernKnights]

Yeah, no. The best Vegas save is Adin Hill’s paddle down save on nick cousins in game 1 of the 23 final

[@TheAngryCanadian1109]

Some of these saves are iffy

[@tristancollura375]

Lost me at Sabres do some research plz because the best save all time in Sabres and nhl history is that insane diving across blocker save by Hasek.

[@pinosious]

Really.....Dubnyk for the Wild...hardly

[@user-si2jd7to8i]

adin hill felt better then fleury

[@zachfulton7949]

Pronounce your names right!

[@timkitchen692]

The is no worse starter in Jets history 1.0 or 2.0 the Pavelec. For every one great save he would make he would let in 6 or 7 absolutely terrible goals at the worst possible time. Sadly many Jets fans seem to take Hellebuyck for granted these days as without him the Jets are in the bottom 3rd of the league. This save here is more fluke then greatness.

[@JohnSmith-mw8hf]

Na man, Ryan miller 3 on 0 save vs Boston was the best

[@doaftheloaf]

when your competition is hasek, you’re in tough. you have a case, but it’s a stacked field on hasek alone.

[@MrOffroadjunkie]

Dominik Hasek > everyone else

[@SponGeeTV]

no habs ?

[@doaftheloaf]

he chose theodore, from 2002. i might have chosen roy's stick save on doug wilson or perhaps something from price, but it's a solid choice.

[@jasonweiss2773]

Roy IS the best goalie of all time.

[@andreipetrenko2422]

It's pronounced "Hashek" not "Hasek". He's only the greatest goaltender ever, how hard could it be to get his name right?

[@TheSkyatollah]

Because this idiot isn't even a hockey fan. He's a clickbait channel. He gets names and facts wrong all the time.

[@michaleoman9246]

Who cares

[@jamesbennett5189]

Brodeur ....The GOAT

[@TheSkyatollah]

You know it's obvious you don't actually research your videos, right?

[@Lord-Hossa]

I disagree on Chicago’s at least in terms of impact. Best save I’ve ever seen goes to Scott Darling in Game 1 of the 2015 playoffs agains Nashville. Crawford just got pulled and Hawks were trying to erase an 0-3 deficit. They come back and make it 3-3 and Darling makes the best sprawling toe save I’ve ever seen on a cross ice feed. Hawks win game 1 in OT. They don’t win that game the series could’ve never been won. Hawks don’t win the cup