kovatsyuk

u still alive man?

Silky Johson 13 remember when you were saying you would actually check every minute of every game and find every great move Datsyuk makes and put it on one higlight reel to show the world what isnt shown in higlights?? Well heres your chance... I found a way to download the games from Video google and theres like 30 games from the 06-07 season... FULL GAMES! So we can make one!!! It takes a couple hours to download and then convert but its all worth it! You could select the 5-6 best games he played (I think as a diehard Pasha fan you would still have it in mind) and we'll go from there. Post back man! And anyone else who is interested in helping out or would like to see the higlight film.

where r u man?????????

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Woops you guys meant the Video google site lol. video.google.com/nhl.html

http://www.videodl.org/

Here's a clip of the top 10 career goals by Alex Kovalev. It is missing some great goals but all in all its still special to watch! His stickhandling is just sick and his shot is devestating! Top 10 Alex Kovalev! ENJOY! http://youtube.com/watch?v=XtbZZEuYNUM

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This quote really makes you look like you havent watched the games Hasek played in the late 90-s. Buffalo did not have good defense and did not limit shots to the outside. They gave up multiple scoring chances per game and Dom used to stop a lot of breakaways, 2 on 1-s per game. Thats why he was known as the best goalie on odd man rushes. Not because he would see one every 5 games like Brodeur. Hasek was by far the most dominant goalie of our lifetime in his prime and that has been said by many many hockey people.

Only because Broduer is on pace to playing like 80 games this year lol. He still faces like 26 shots per game. I remember a time where Hasek used to face 34-35 shots per game.

Hasek had one year where he had 13 SO. But SO dont mean jack since its also reflective of a team. If you face 15 shots you have much more chance of stopping all of em then if you face 40 shots.

No I am not. I really gotta run so I'll just say it quickly. Hasek: 6 Vezinas in 8 years Roy: Roy 3 in 18 Hasek: 2 Hart trophies (in a row) Roy: 0 Hasek: 2 Pearson Trophies (in a row) Roy: 0 Hasek lead the league in save % for 6 straight years and was tied for first once and was 2nd last year at age 41. Hasek holds the top 5 saving %-s of the WHOLE decade. (all with 0.930 and over which by the way other then Hasek has only been done 3 times) Roy's career season in save % (0.925) is only 0.001 higher then Hasek's career AVERAGE! Dont start talking about cups because that is a team accomplishment and so is wins.

Yeah that was amazing. Its all in here. Most of the goals in here are with the canadiens these past 2 years so the skills are still there even if the production isnt what it used to be. Not only does he have great hands, hes probably also got one of the top 3 wrist shots in the game today. Great move.... TOP SHELF. Every time!

http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/news_story/?ID=200082&hubname= He has vertigo and it might be career threathening. One hell of a bad season for him. Played with a knee injury for most of the year as well as an elbow injury since Christmas, was forced to stay out of the lineup for 3 weeks but came back one week earlier to try and help the struggling canadiens. Played with 3rd liners all year long (guys liike Plekanec and Latendresse) and never complained. I know this stuff cuz I follow Kovalev closely. It just wouldnt be right if a guy like Kovalev retired before getting 1000 points. He needs 13 to get to 800 and I was looking forward to him getting it this year. He's still only 34 years old. Too bad I guess.

I think Roy was better then Brodeur but Hasek owns both.

You think this is funny?

WOW I cant believe it I just saw it and I'm still amazed! http://www.warriorhockey.com/WarriorHockey.html Click on warrior tv and watch the first clip. The one handed top shelf backhand I had seen but I had never seen anything like the "one knee from center ice special" that you will see in this clip. And his wrist shot accuracy is also amazing. Check it out everyone. I'd love to see practice clips of Pasha like this. He probably has some amazing tricks too.

And from your knees lol.

I dont think thats true at all. This isnt street hockey where a bunch of people are trying their luck lobbing balls on top of the net 5 week away. He's actually at center ice and picks which corner the puck is gonna land on and lands it exactly where he sais he will. Its really not as easy you may think it is. Can you imagine how far he is away from the net? Like a hundred feet away.

And in the 10 games a season where he gives 100%.

lmao the guy had 9 goals all year for 3.5 million and hes complaining?

When it comes to pure talent, over the last 20 years (which I can comment on since thats as long as I've watched) Datsyuk and Kovalev do make my top 10 list of pure talented players. Obviously 99, Mario, Jagr, Nillson and a couple others. Probably Forsberg. I dont really give a dam about stats really. Just watch the players play and see whos really talented.

Not to mention he has like 800 points and will surely finish his career with 1000+. Not too bad although yes he couldve done even better.

Imagine a Datsyuk Zetterberg Kovalev line!! DROOL AHH

If anybody else can do this I'd bet it could be Pasha, Crosby and maybe Ovehckin. That truly is amazing.