When NHL Players Quit Mid Game...

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Thanks AB haha!! Hope y'all enjoyed!!

[@TheManny717]

I thought you were going to tease us with a sponsor by SeatGeek at the end. 😂

[@idontgivetkachuk]

😭😭

[@TheManny717]

Oh…oh…you wanted them to sponsor. Right. Sorry, dude. It’s still a great vid, by the way.

[@innercityprepper]

As someone who played goalie in high school at the tail end of the stand-up era (late 80's) it's crazy to see all the old footage of the goalies just flopping around and barely able to stand up after making saves. The grace of modern goalies' movements is like they are playing an entirely different sport.

[@adamcoe]

Not for nothing but equipment now weighs like a tenth of what it did in the 70s and 80s

[@rickytavilla4259]

I was one too. Where did you play. I played in Boston area grad in 85

[@FrankF.Y]

@@adamcoe and that is when the equipment was dry. those pads where getting full of water and weight even more as the game was going

[@66Bunn]

It was 1982. I was 11 years old and at my very first professional Hockey Game (from Pittsburgh and LONG time Penguins fan). The Penguins were playing the Rangers and Dion was in net. I was about 5 rows behind the Penguins net with my older brother. There were a bunch of hilarious drunk guys about 3 rows behind me really giving it to Dion. Dion was the Penguins All-Star that year and they were saying, "Hey Dion!!...Big All Star, Dion!". Yeah, Dion..You're a Big All Star"! very sarcasitcally. They also called him a quitter and other names like "p*ssy". The Rangers lit up the Pens for muti goals (led by Run Dugay) and Dion finally had it...in the middle of the 3rd, he turned around, took off his glove and gave the middle finger to the guys behind me and yelled something in French. It was great...and a moment I'll always remember

[@AV57]

I can understand Dion’s decision as someone who struggles with hypertension and extreme anxiety. It can sometimes feel like you are about to burst into a million pieces from embarrassment and a fight or flight response scenario goes through your head that may not really exist in anyone else’s head. Sometimes this can make me perform better, gain my focus, and give me adrenaline, but sometimes it makes me walk off the job, break up with a girlfriend, or go silent for a day. It’s a very helpless feeling. Don’t assume Dion made the decision to quit as if he was in his right mind when he did it.

[@henrymanzano9168]

And as a goalie,you know when you're "off your game"

[@fizzdrizzle4206]

Your comment 💯

[@Pensfan5919]

Yeah, Michel's story is kinda hard to fault him with. The Nordiques were in a down spot, Dion was probably getting blamed, and that takes one hell of a mental toll, just ask Matt Murray. At least he got remembered via MAF and Maxime Lagace with Lagace's mask last season.

[@eatte5265]

I was thinking the exact same. And the commentator is saying that this isn't a valid reason. That is one of the only valid reasons there are. Ignorant 🙈

[@eatte5265]

And to add to my comment. According to the commentator, more valid reason is that you thought you were playing, but surprisingly you are not

[@CommodoreFloopjack78]

I always found Patrick Roy's meltdown funny as hell. Every time I see video of it, all I hear is Eric Cartman screaming "SCREW YOU GUYS, I'M GOING HOME!!" at the coach.🤣😂🤣

[@idontgivetkachuk]

😂😂😂

[@rivahkillah]

I enjoy it because I hate Montreal

[@henrymanzano9168]

@@rivahkillah 1967

[@gkarenko9593]

Right around that time he was in a commercial. Where a kid scores on him and he said something like, "No fair. I wasn't ready." People kept referring to that after the game.

[@CommodoreFloopjack78]

@@gkarenko9593 😁😆👍

[@jeffreyval9665]

A goalie should be pulled after 4 or 5 goals. Keeping him in for 9 seems like your trying to embarrass the guy. Sometimes after 1 or 2 soft goals a good coach will realize the guy dosent have it that night and get him out asap. Under no circumstances someone should be left in for 9 goals.

[@Redandgold49]

The Habs lost arguably the greatest of all time because of a coaching mistake

[@djyanno]

A few years ago, I remember Tremblay , as a hocky pundit, criticzing Tortorella for not retiring his goalie earlier totally unaware or the irony. I thought it was the funniest thing ever

[@terryprice6122]

Fortunately, for Qu, um I mean Colorado, Roy was traded a few days later and he would soon win the 1996 cup for the Nord, um, I meant Avs, and had his number retired by both teams (idk why Montreal did because the quitting incident)

[@JohnDoe-en5jd]

Tremblay and Roy hated each other. Tremblay left Roy in intentionally. He knew what he was doing.

[@sawyerburdick6033]

As a goalie being pulled after 4 goals just does not seem reasonable

[@rileykazama3145]

I don't blame Patrick at all one bit

[@luigisportsgames8119]

Yep

[@davidbojarski2423]

look good on Patrick his ego got the worst of him that night

[@rileykazama3145]

@@davidbojarski2423 it did but in the end he had to Stanley Cup Rings plugged in his ears because he didn't give a shit what Jeremy Roenick said

[@milnerwords]

I remember that happened, it was all over the news

[@brockvilleboomerangclub5528]

Uber Eats brings Roy and Tremblay together phenomenally.

[@1bert719]

There is a story (from a hockey news special) about Gary "suitcase" Smith who during a game for Vancouver he got pulled by the coach, was so angry that he left the arena, got into his car and drove home. Still wearing full equipment! 😊

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Imagine driving and you pull up next to a dude in full goalie gear 😂😂

[@DavidWsTrainVideos]

@@idontgivetkachuk I’d probably go home and check the calendar, wondering if it’s Halloween lol.

[@bigdave5678]

Imagine him in the drive thru

[@gkarenko9593]

I used to be a co-driver in rally races. After one race, we ended up on the podium. Since I'd checked out of the hotel that morning, I drove home right after the ceremony at the end. I don't drink but I was covered in champagne and wearing a racing suit. I was really hoping I wouldn't get pulled over or run into a check stop. I would have passed any test they gave me, but I didn't want to have to go through the whole process.

[@buffalobraves9]

Al Smith was in the locker room all set to take the net as the starter. He was then informed by coach Floyd Smith that Edwards would start. Edwards had arrived just before face off from Hershey and was never told he was even starting. Smith had taken all the shots in warm up so Edwards had no reason to believe he would even play. Smith wished Edwards good luck in the locker room and Edwards said “why?”. It was Smith who actually told Edwards he was starting. After the anthem Smith hopped off the bench waved to owner Seymour Knox and yelled “See ya!”. Edwards played brilliantly with no backup on the roster winning 6-2 over the North Stars. A toughs spot to be in for your first NHL game. The whole situation was handled terribly by the Sabres. Smith deserved to start at least one game before giving way to Edwards.

[@mikehartford4163]

Jeremy Roenick was a healthy scratch when in Vancouver playing the Canucks. He left the rink and watched the game from a steakhouse

[@misakiyoshida]

Michel Dion was my brother's master golf instructor. Don't know him personally, but heard he is a nice man.

[@toxic2971]

Ofc

[@Southern19]

He knew my grandparents through his wife. Got to meet a couple times when I was younger. Still have the signed pics

[@gavinmackey2776]

Look at Mario’s face as Roy walks by that was the final nail, the utter disrespect.

[@othaVada]

I was taught to always have the highest respect for the goalie. The goalie plays the most stressful position in the sport. Give that goalie room to stretch, get ready, only talk to the goalie when he asks. The goalie is the last line of the team's defense. I don't think modern teams keep up this tradition.

[@MMGJ10]

Been watching a few videos. This is some of the best hockey content on KZbin! You're a young guy too, but you obviously do your homework on the older days!! Keep em coming

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Thank you so much!!

[@fuse557]

Great job taking a present sports situation and making a video translating to hockey. Bravo Sir!!!

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Thanks sm man!! Hope you enjoyed!!

[@JawaPenguin16]

Roy just walking up and saying “yeah fuck y’all, I’m out.” Is just so funny to me 😂

[@Michael-fi3uu]

When u wanna get pulled as a goalie, your team is not having a good game

[@stevenbauer4799]

patrick 'i play for you no more' roy quit on habs and made his promise during third period of game habs were getting routed vs. wings. And 5:27 looks like the dion numbers from the big pen tank season 1.0.

[@shadeshadyshade254]

Dion had a decent time as a penguin. I remember him playing in the All star game..some decent stats.

[@sst568]

We used to call him Michel Be gone, that said he was a decent goalie, was an All Star for the 81-82 Penguins.

[@kmlumd44]

I was actually watching that red wings game as it happened. My family was super happy cause we never could score much on roy and we were finally blowing them out. And I remember when it showed him have those 2 or 3 words to the coach. Next thing ya know he was on the avalanche/quebec

[@adamcoe]

And won the Stanley Cup the next year for the final fuck you

[@jonathanmol4489]

I love Michel Dion with Pittsburgh Penguins

[@onelove1968]

During my playing days, players would often claim that they 'quit' after having a bad game, but would then always show up to practice the next day.

[@idontgivetkachuk]

😂😂😂😂

[@wolfdreams1545]

PLD quit in his last game with Columbus

[@Anthony-qg3qo]

I was 14, playing Goalie for a Hockey Team, I let some stupid other end of the ice shot go in between my legs. My coach went irate, I stripped off my pads and equipment and left.

[@mangrove]

At least Patrick and Mario were able to bury the hatchet, and even made an Uber Eats commercial poking fun at the incident.

[@TubingwithTyler]

Can't believe you found all that old footage. Great video! Thanks for posting.

[@olmrgosh1128]

Those hockey scenes are so old school I love old school hockey back in the WHA days in the 70’s

[@JeffreyJetsKohut]

Al Smith - 0-3 4.30GAA Don Edwards - 16-7-2 2.51 GAA - Buffalo made the right decision!

[@patton303]

And then Patrick went on to win a Stanley Cup the same season with the Av’s.

[@JohnDoe-en5jd]

I had to play a dek hockey game once and I had to play goal using an ild goalie MASK instead if a helmet. It was terrible. And it was made for ice hockey. Still hurt like hell getting hit with the ball. Couldn't imagine a puck. I was a nervous wreck everytime I faced a shot. Lol. BUT the mask was painted to look exactly like Dions penguins mask. So that was sweet. I can't believe I played the whole game. But I didn't really have a choice.

[@keventremblay584]

If a guy can’t take the pressure, those things can happen. This is not a weird thing

[@s00f65]

Would you consider PLD last shift before getting traded in this category?

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Maybe, he technically just gave up haha. So maybe that counts

[@c.t.1893]

Man, ice hockey is so different now than it was even in the 90s. I'm glad I'm watching this era and not those, it's far faster, skilled and a lot more enjoyable in my opinion. It just looks so slow in the old footage. And man, those old school hockey masks are straight up creepy bro. I'm not surprised they used em' for Jason Vorhees.

[@bobbyshizz2138]

I agree the players today are faster and more skillful, but the game overall was FAR more entertaining back then.

[@LtRee96se]

I have had some trouble getting your videos, but I'm glad to get this one. You bring such good content that always keeps my interest. Stay safe and strong.

[@idontgivetkachuk]

I’m glad you’re back!! And thank u for watching !!!

[@MrAce-lm8es]

Patrick Roy and The Montreal Canadiens. The Canadiens were to blame for why Roy stopped playing. It was the controversial trade to the former Quebec Nordiques turn Colorado Avalanche in 1995 - 96. So beloved he was, in Montreal.

[@rustysalmonella7681]

Was a cool mask tho lol looks like a plague doctor

[@DDWyss]

That seems quite bizarre! Aside from AB, I hadn't ever heard of any pro athlete do that. I play beer league hockey, and my team had that happen once, where a goalie quit after one period. He was new to the team, first game to start the season. And during the game, he started ordering the D around, telling players where they should stand and whatnot. And during the first intermission, he made some more comments and one of our veterans told him to "shut up and get back to your crease", or something to that effect. Then he stormed off in a huff and we never saw him again! It was really odd, to say the least!

[@broadstreetbullies849]

If Patrick Roy was not in this video, I would not have been happy

[@jeffreyturcotte420]

Pat Roy wasn't mad that he got pulled. He was mad that he didn't get pulled sooner. For Bergeron to leave his star goalie in for 7 goals is bad.

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Never said that. I know that.. I was simply explaining why his doesn’t technically count, as he didn’t quit mid game. He was instructed to leave the game and then he quit.

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Hope you enjoyed tho!!

[@samb7193]

This is amazing and you kept your streak up as well

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Thanks buddy!!

[@marie2274]

I really believe that another story is behind the Roy quitting. I found his book it explains his mindset in 1995. It's a good read if anyone is interested.

[@judasthepious1499]

those Nordiques blue sweater cool as hell

[@trisgilmour]

I think these type of stories are always interesting and shocking

[@idontgivetkachuk]

It’s always fun digging for information and fun facts!

[@TudorOwen50s]

I was gonna quit watching this video mid presentation but it was too good so I changed my mind! 😉 All kidding aside: Wow! Thanks for the hockey history nugget. Sometimes, even the mask can't hide what's in the heart.

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Thanks XD! Goalies are weird in general! Which is what makes them so fun to watch!!

[@GravitehHockey]

ANOTHER W UPLOAD

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Thanks King 👑

[@Madd_Jack]

as a goalie has been on the short end of "Mixups" that left my little hockey team against travel and semi-pro teams. I have been in leagues where our team was set up to lose because of those mixups, felt like just walking off, but I could never leave my team like that... These goalies must have not liked their team so much, as well as the situation they were in.

[@toddament8035]

Dion was weird as a Penguin. He wouldn't talk to the media and if he was having a bad game he would bang on the glass at the fans behind the net.

[@idontgivetkachuk]

😂😂😂 what!? Imagine banging on the glass and the player aggressively bangs back 😂😂

[@DrummerForJesusSabianAAX]

At the same time you can't be mad and bash humans for having limits. I swear to God we expect perfection out of everybody. And fail every day to realize that we are all human beings and we have limits and there's only so much that a lot of us are willing to take before we just have had enough..And there's absolutely nothing wrong with having limits and boundaries.

[@andrerobertdrouin3642]

Roy was right , he was left in the crease to be humiliated by the coach that no one in montreal wanted nor liked as a coach . Dion on an other side had some mental issues not well treated i cannot blame him and actually i liked him as he was a very good goalie , those were not quitting on a whim

[@colts2890]

If the play was still going when brown was doing that I wouldn’t be surprised if the jets wouldn’t even score 💀

[@JohnnyMnemonic.]

The red wings when beast mode back then.

[@TytoMobile]

2:40 Take it away Steve!

[@idontgivetkachuk]

If you’re a goalie… TEND THE GOAL 🗣🗣🗣

[@Leo-ck5xq]

Just finished watching OhNyquists video on this same topic, you guys should collab or something!

[@idontgivetkachuk]

We’re buddies haha. I told him I was tryna do the topic after he dropped and he didn’t mind haha. We’ve collabed before and are very good friends! So hopefully more collabs to come!!

[@ravensshadow2179]

It must be a Buffalo thing because Vontae Davis of the Bills also retired at halftime.

[@nundzi1548]

I was goalie too. I never liked playing goalie but I was good. My friends would beg me to play. But I didn't like playing, preferred baseball and football. so I mostly only played the games that mattered. Like if a gave up a goal or two in a game that didn't matter, id pretend to get mad against my post and get the pull. I was there to win 'ships. I wouldve quit if they kept me in there.

[@Wellh0wrya]

TUUKKA RASK QUIT DURING PLAYOFFS WITH A CONTENDING TEAM….

[@Fibr3Optix]

My first ever NHL game in the early 80's was at Maple Leaf gardens to see the Leafs vs the Pens....Dion was the goalie. Fuck I'm old.

[@idontgivetkachuk]

😂😂 that’s crazy tho!! Who won??

[@Fibr3Optix]

@@idontgivetkachuk pens

[@bonn1771]

Al Smith was a hero and he did well with the Whale

[@trevorzegras46]

Love these type of videos

[@hickettsisepic989]

Patrick Roy: quit mid game Joe Hicketts: never quit mid game I know who I would want on my team

[@idontgivetkachuk]

😂😂😂

[@gagnepi67]

In a French interview, Dion said he had been struggling with personal problems for some time which, among other things, led to depression. Only known footage of him leaving the net: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqump5pnmNqYnNU

[@rickytavilla4259]

Any other 80s. Goalies out there besides me. Say hello we were a rare breed. Yeah I still have scares on face from fitted mask

[@LeonExile05]

That’s one bad ass mask.

[@MarquisdeSuave]

Roy was so mismanaged by Montreal after they won the 93 Cup. They traded one of their best defensemen in Eric Desjardins as well as underutilized Winger John LeClair (who would go on to have 3 straight 50 goal seasons in Philly) for playmaking winger Mark Recchi. The Habs needed a top flight defender as well as a consistent goal scorer far more than a playmaker (and to be fair, Mark Recchi was VERY good). Getting rid of Desjardins left the cupboard bare as the Habs bet on the wrong player in Patrice Brisebois, an above average to good offensive defenseman with no real standout skills. Desjardins would end up becoming a 5 time all star who made at least 3 All-NHL teams in the last 90's. Trade killed the Habs. On top of that the Habs picked up Pierre Turgeon. Now I love Turgeon but he was a 1 way player at best who could rarely take his man off the puck. Roy saw a 30% increase in shots on goal from the end of the 93 season to the beginning of the 95-96 season. He was just getting bombarded. He had asked the Habs to find him some defensive help but the Habs did nothing. Roy was pissed. He quietly stewed in anger at how the Habs just blew up his defense. Nobody blamed him when he blew up after a 9 GA performance. It was bad management on top of bad front office moves. Now, I am an old school Nordiques fan who transplanted when they moved to Colorado. I never would have thought this move would have went down let alone for who the Avs gave up to get him. Kovalenko was a useful 2 way player and a good 2nd or 3rd line guy. Rucinsky had potential to be a good 2nd line guy but not much more and Thilbault, the jewel of the trade, actually showed a lot of potential. He even looked good on Montreal after the trade but he was basically put into the same lineup that drove Roy insane. He was pummeled which in turn affected his confidence as well as led to injury issues. I still think Thilbault could have been an All-Star caliber goalie eventually but that move to Montreal basically was the beginning of the end for his young career. He was never ever the same player that we saw promise in at Quebec/Colorado. Man, the Habs went from essentially the Boston Celtics of the NHL with a front office that constantly made great moves to a bunch of guys who were always playing behind the rest of the league.

[@Mctugeye]

I don't blame these player one bit. Coaches and management can make life very difficult for players at any levels people in power tend to lay blame on others instead of themselves. And many coaches and management make decisions that are the worst choice for a team and then they lay it on the players.

[@TheOtherBradBird]

There are no bad teams, only bad leadership.

[@MrAce-lm8es]

Antonio Clown. Perfect Name.

[@rogersebben6558]

Can you do a another video on the most underrated players

[@MisterMister5893]

Patrick. Roy has entered the chat.

[@navbuoy]

Roy was obviously being humiliated and Bergeron's 'bully' behaviour was notorious. As for Dion walking off...Quebec had a dismal team. I am not sure about the shots against stats but it was unreasonably high arguably among the highest in the league at that time. That is a great way to shorten your career. Most of the expansion teams had terrible first decades but in my memory Quebec was the worst of the worst. The saddest part is when Quebec finally had a great team they relocated to Colorado.

[@sweiland75]

Patrick Roy didn't quit the team. The team quit him.

[@idontgivetkachuk]

That’s what I said lol

[@wesmccauley5622]

You and oh nyqvist think the same

[@idontgivetkachuk]

😏 Great minds think alike

[@briannabrookshaw9318]

That goalie mask scares me...

[@YeehawCowboy]

30 seconds ago HOW AM I HERE??

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Glad you made it!!

[@AlmostReady504]

Remember him well

[@thebigsalad2000]

0:01 don't u mean clowntonio brown?

[@omicrondelta249]

why oh why didn't i pull Roy........

[@chainsherlock6268]

Frowned upon, but not illegal 🇺🇸

[@AureliusR]

I was onboard with this video until you said "Unlike no other"

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Darn

[@Zach-fr2pl]

Roy’s case was funny as fuck

[@thebeagles2025]

Roy did not 'get upset and get pulled.' He was upset because he wasn't pulled sooner. No coach with a shred if integrity would leave their star goalie in the net for a blow out. Roy should have been pulled after the fourth goal. Leaving him in net beyond that was to embarrass him and he was too good of a goalie to to that. The person who should have been fired was the coach. I say that, even though my two favorite teams are the Leafs and whoever is playing Montreal. Roy was the best goalie on the planet at that time and he did not deserve to be left in the net for 9 goals. He was having a bad night and the coach chose to embarrass him.

[@Blind_Luck]

What about Ziggy Palffy in 2005-06? I think he was still scoring a point per game and just quit between periods in Pittsburgh. He had shoulder issues and needed surgery or something

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Yeah but he quit 3 days after the hit. Actually had him in consideration for this video. He hurt his shoulder after a hit against Nashville and then 3 days later he went into the GMs office and announced he’d be leaving. Losing your leading point scorer during the middle of the szn isn’t ideal haha. But because it was days later and not during the game. I couldn’t include him. Hope you enjoyed!!

[@tb7214]

I was thinking about him too.

[@JeffreyJetsKohut]

Michel Dion played for my Jets!

[@Actionronnie]

And the pick Montreal used to grab Roy was Winnipeg's 😆

[@jonathanallard2128]

You're the owner if the Jets! Wow hello sir! Never thought NHL franchise owners hung around on YT!

[@generalthunder5796]

Half the Russian Olympic team after the second period Vs US in 1980.

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Oh yeah!! That was another one!! Good thinking!

[@kevinmach730]

I like the content of your videos and I appreciate the work it takes- a request/tip please try not to enunciate like a news caster/Asian reporter Trisha Takanawa from the Family guy.

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Well I have asthma so in order to pace myself and preventing myself from gasping for air mid sentence I have to take 3-6 sec breaks between sentences and things. It makes it easier. If u go rly far back I sound rly dead in vids 2 years ago cause I tried stretching it out to keep going. This is a big improvement for me personally, but I hope u still enjoyed. I just wanna be able to share my passion for the game.

[@kevinmach730]

@@idontgivetkachuk I have asthma too, I get it. No disrespected intended, I've watched about 3-4 of your videos in the last 24 hours since I have discovered your channel. Keep up the good work.

[@Contech9765]

Let's go flames 🔥

[@elliyahugenesove9777]

Did Gilles Gratton have a situation?

[@idontgivetkachuk]

I think so actually haha. Remember hearing that he told his coach he couldn't play due to a full moon being out that night or something along those lines. Dude was a nut lmao.

[@elliyahugenesove9777]

@@idontgivetkachuk I'd love to read his autobiography

[@billbuehner248]

AB DID NOT quit. He was cut, get it straight

[@Redandgold49]

"He could keep you in games when needed" Isn't it always needed?

[@idontgivetkachuk]

When needed as in when he needed to play in Net…

[@Redandgold49]

@@idontgivetkachuk my bad

[@timyumichuck9262]

Foolish mistake? The Nordiques were trash for a really really really long time. I would quit too

[@idontgivetkachuk]

😭😭😭

[@Geoff_G]

Roy was right to walk out.

[@apemanda1368]

Ab is not a clown... bro they fired him mid game

[@mattgrant57]

Roy famously said to the Habs owner Ronald Corey something to the effect of "That is my last game here." He did officially quit at that moment, as he never played a single second more. Pat Jablonski did. Roy had class enough to sit with his teammates for the rest of the game and not abandon his post. -The narrator should know this stuff by now. Disappointed.

[@idontgivetkachuk]

The point is- is that unlike AB and the two other goalies mentioned. He didn’t make the decision to quit in the middle of the game.. He only quit after being pulled. Dion, Smith & AB quit in the middle of the game while playing in said game and made the decision to leave the game on their own.. When Roy quit it was after he was done being instructed to play.. So I do know what I’m talking about thank you.

[@mattgrant57]

@@idontgivetkachuk I am a goalie and was in grade twelve when this happened. You do indeed know what you are talking about...but you sold this story short by not cueing in on the fact he ignored his head coach and uttered these words directly to his boss's face. Otherwise great work.

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Thanks man!

[@Redandgold49]

@@idontgivetkachuk So either AB pulled himself out of the game or it was Arians decision. Either way he was pulled from the game just like Tremblay pulled Roy

[@idontgivetkachuk]

@@Redandgold49 AB no matter now hard he’ll try to deny it, left the game himself lol.

[@andrewwinslow9315]

patrick roy was justified to quit.

[@goalscorerlajon]

1979-80 was when the WHA merged with the NHL. NOT 1980.

[@idontgivetkachuk]

It was during 1980.. 1979 through 1980.. So I'm not technically wrong...

[@Benjarmon]

AB GOAT

[@idontgivetkachuk]

😂😂😂

[@Ianmackable]

The WHA-NHL merger happened in 1979, not 1980.

[@idontgivetkachuk]

79-80

[@smcgilli34]

You are making some good videos. However, you need to work on your narration. You have a cadence and intonation that is rather “sing-song”. Work with a voice coach and you will be far more successful!

[@idontgivetkachuk]

Hey, so I have asthma which kinda prevents me from talking or reading for a long period of time, so I have to stop mid sentence to take a breath during recordings and keep on going. If that’s what you’re referring to then I am trying my best. Thank you for watching tho!!

[@daveyboy_]

When u have a shitty team.in front of you.....

[@misatomaderamen3267]

Foolish? Quitting mid game is bad ass