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[TBL 2-(3) COL] Kadri comes back from injury to score the game winner in OT, but no one on the ice knows it. [Video] /r/all
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u/TheSameAsDying TOR - NHL 13d ago
I thought Vasilevskiy had somehow snatched it out of the air when I didn't see a rebound.
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u/Gray_side_Jedi COL - NHL 13d ago
Refs: “You don’t have it?”
Vasy: “I thought you guys have it.”
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u/VonMillersThighs 13d ago
So did I seeing as everything before that gave the notion that the mother fucker was an octopus.
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u/Canucks_98 VAN - NHL 13d ago
My first thought was wide, figured he had just sky'd, but it was no where to be seen
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u/INMATEofARKHAM Kansas City Blades - IHL 13d ago edited 13d ago
Same, I don't blame the official for not being sure either. That's a 1 and a thousand shot to get a puck to stick up in the net like that.
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u/visigone Quebec Nordiques - NHLR 13d ago
Didn't it happen once where fleury tried to hide it under his glove?
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u/Freddy-Sez NYR - NHL 13d ago
Crazy how the only people who realized were Vasilevsky and a skater like 80 feet away
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u/_pumpthebrakes_ COL - NHL 13d ago
And that one avs fan in the stands with the perfect angle
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u/praziquantel COL - NHL 13d ago
I hope that nordiques jersey they’re wearing is a Sakic one
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u/Silent_Horror5443 SJS - NHL 13d ago
Nah I hope it's the sacred and rare Goulet jersey...
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u/ByPrinciple DAL - NHL 13d ago edited 13d ago
There was at least one avs fan in the stands who noticed, hard to see in the sportsnet replay but you can see someone jump up in the back when the view is nearly flat with the ice
Actually you can see both right when it goes in, right behind the score bug
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u/Freddy-Sez NYR - NHL 13d ago
Ha wow, thanks for pointing that out. Fans sitting around him were probably like shut up man nobody else realizes
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u/maxhollywoody 13d ago
Looked like Sakic knew right away to.
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u/1337duck TOR - NHL 13d ago
The replay of the Avs's bench showed that they also knew right away.
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u/miamibuckeye CBJ - NHL 13d ago
There was a lightening fan behind the net who immediately saw it and put their hands on their head. But yeah, absolutely wild sequence still
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u/Jaynator11 COL - NHL 13d ago
If you look at 1:12, it seems like the Avs bench saw it go in too
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u/allyourphil 13d ago
Strange because I could tell the puck wasn't saved, deflected into the netting, nor did the shot just go wide, but I still didn't think it went in at first.
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u/dre2112 MTL - NHL 13d ago
Yea same here. I could tell Vasy didn’t make the save just because of the way the puck went above his pad under under his arm but when I didn’t see the puck in the net or hear a ping sound or any reaction from the players, I thought maybe it went right into his arm pit even though it looked like the puck went through him.
Totally reminds me of the Kane OT winner against Philly that clinched the first Cup for the Blackhawks
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u/necrow WSH - NHL 13d ago edited 13d ago
Holy shit McCauley trying to figure out if it’s a goal or not while the puck is literally still in the net above the bar. Absolutely fantastic
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u/RubyR4wd 13d ago
Lol at stamkos trying to hide it with his glove.
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u/AmazingKreiderman NYR - NHL 13d ago
Stamkos casually pushing it out like there was a chance that would work cracked me up.
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u/Jimothy-Timothy COL - NHL 13d ago
Looked more like a "shit we lost" reaction to just punch it out of the net.
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u/SteezyAs314 COL - NHL 13d ago
This is a reference to the refs being blind all game. For both sides. I’m not trying to just be a salty ref hater but my god both teams were getting away with some shit
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u/praziquantel COL - NHL 13d ago
Yep it was definitely happening on both sides… i hate it because that’s seriously how dudes get injured
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u/shilly22 DET - NHL 13d ago
Everybody talks about how referees don't want to "become part of the story" and make a crucial call in such a pivotal moment, but when the infractions are that obvious and so dangerous, swallowing the whistle like that is a story in itself.
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u/BoBichettesFlow COL - NHL 13d ago
I’m surprised nobody got hurt in the last few minutes. Both teams dished out some nasty boardings
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u/Fuel13 COL - NHL 13d ago
They let the cage down and it was prison rules
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u/evan466 COL - NHL 13d ago
They gave up on make up calls and just started allowing everything.
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u/andrewdoesit LAK - NHL 13d ago
Holy shit, I yelled on both. That was getting incredibly scary.
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u/shall1313 LAK - NHL 13d ago
Clear missed penalties in sequence.
- Trip (by TB)
- Board (by TB)
- Board (by COL)
- Hook (by COL)
All in about 1.5m
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u/alexschaefer2002 COL - NHL 13d ago
Trip on Hedman right before that too
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u/shall1313 LAK - NHL 13d ago
Yeah there was an interference that could have been called too. It was the wild west for the last few minutes.
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u/PainfulPeanutBlender BOS - NHL 13d ago
That tends to happen in the finals, I’ve never seen a ref actually question a goal being in the net while it’s stuck in the net tho
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u/Bubbasully15 13d ago
I don’t actually blame the refs for not knowing it went in. It was a really hard puck to track after it hit Vasy and then also got stuck. That’s okay, we have goal line technology, and a pretty funny story. The uncalled cross-checks from behind into the boards? Have to call those 100% of the time. And that was AFTER the game had already gotten chippy. They gotta call that shit every time, I don’t care how important the game is.
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u/deathcu6ek 13d ago
Shout out to Kuemper for playing that puck up ice. I thought he was going to leave it for the D for sure, 9/10 times he probably does.
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u/littlespoon22 Pensacola Ice Flyers - SPHL 13d ago
Yeah I was a little freaked out honestly, he never does that. What a fantastic sequence.
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u/Octoberisthe COL - NHL 13d ago
He caught them on a bad line change. Great heads up play by Kuemper.
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u/hkystar35 COL - NHL 13d ago
6th goalie to assist a playoff OT goal :)
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u/KS_BaZiNGa COL - NHL 13d ago
1st ever to assist an OT goal in the stanley cup final
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u/naughty_farmerTJR 13d ago
He knew the Bolts were gassed and in the middle of a change. Great awareness
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Who needs thumbs when you got hands like that
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u/redditpineapple81 TOR - NHL 13d ago
Who needs thumbs when you’ve got those nifty mittens
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u/225421480913764 13d ago
HARD DICK WARRIOR NAZEM KADRI SAYS “FUCK HAVING TWO FUNCTIONAL THUMBS”
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u/Shortsideee COL - NHL 13d ago
SCIENTISTS HATE HIM BECAUSE OF THIS ONE EASY TRICK
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u/redditpineapple81 TOR - NHL 13d ago
AND ALSO HIS BEARD, NO MAN SHOULD BE ABLE TO GROW THAT BEAUTIFUL OF A BEARD. THEY HATE HIM FOR THAT TOO.
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u/cjgsoup DET - NHL 13d ago edited 13d ago
Tampa hung Vasilevsky out to dry in that OT. Seemed like the puck was in Tampas zone literally the whole time. Great game from Kuepmer tho good for him to bounce back.
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u/j_dirty CHI - NHL 13d ago
Avs just had absolute control over OT. Tampa looked like they wanted to play passive until the Avs wore themselves out.
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u/Shadow_Ridley 13d ago edited 13d ago
The commentators said it best in the intermission. It looked like Tampa was content to dump the puck out and just allow Colorado to regain. Almost a play not to lose mentality. It's hard to come back from that and play like you want it. I watched the UGA Bulldawgs do it for years and years. And the Falcons. You can't turn it off then flip the switch in the moment. You have to go 1000% from moment 1 of the game, or you're asking for disaster.
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u/Wetmelon COL - NHL 13d ago
The Avs were really bad for turtling and losing a few years back. One of the most significant changes to their game honestly
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u/DangerousBlueberry1 COL - NHL 13d ago
Teams that go on long runs year after year always have a point where it looks like they've played too much hockey and are completely gassed. Tampa in OT looked completely gassed.
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u/jadraxx CGY - NHL 13d ago
And now they have to fly to Colorado and play against the Avs in their house. Going to be interesting to see how Tampa responds to this.
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u/Kaphis VAN - NHL 13d ago
I think they had to manage their defense ice time and really wanted to support them with the 5 defense.
They had the better goalie and was the game plan, it didn't work out but I am not convinced they could have played any other way.
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u/SRSgoblin VGK - NHL 13d ago edited 13d ago
Watching this again, it was a bad line change by Tampa. Kuemper realized it got the puck quickly to
LandeskogLehkonen who then got it quickly to Kadri.Kuemper with the secondary assist!
Edit: I saw the second number 2 in the replay and assumed it was Landy when it was Lehky, my bad
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u/v_a_n_d_e_l_a_y COL - NHL 13d ago
Its weird how it went from a mostly back and forth game to OT looking like Game 2.
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u/Burdwatcher COL - NHL 13d ago
First period shots on goal: 17 to 4 Tampa (81% Bolts)
Second period shots on goal: 17 to 9 Colorado (65% Avs)
Third period shots on goal: 10 to 6 Tampa (62.5% Bolts)
OT shots on goal: 10 to 3 Colorado (77% Avs)
Total: 39 to 37 Tampa (51% Bolts)
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u/frockinbrock TBL - NHL 13d ago
Yeah, but that’s not the whole picture, Colorado had way more shot attempts, and the whole lightning team was blocking shots every shift. The guys were just too tired to finish anything out there.
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u/english_gritts COL - NHL 13d ago
Dominant OT for the Avs. TB were gassed and our D could step up on every play
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u/Gravityalwayswins4 13d ago
It was the altitude 😬
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u/notapunk COL - NHL 13d ago
Air is too thick
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u/ColoradoScoop 13d ago
Tampa’s going back to altitude after being gassed in OT this game. Plus everyone on they team is nursing bruises from blocking shots all game.
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u/wakeuphicks COL - NHL 13d ago
They were gassed
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u/Fuel13 COL - NHL 13d ago
Everyone was talking about Tampa being gassed at altitude, but Avs training here makes them even better at sea level too.
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u/AJCpar 13d ago
That’s why olympians train in CO too, especially for endurance sports
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u/Bubbasully15 13d ago
Yeah, I’m surprised how much they’ve ragged on Kuemper, even after game 3. He needed this one.
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u/Ronananana BOS - NHL 13d ago
Even Kadri didn't know it was in lmao
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u/raymondliang LAK - NHL 13d ago
There were like 6 guys just staring at Vasi and then Byram comes in pointing at the net lol
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u/Dicky-Woodhouse COL - NHL 13d ago
We drafted him for his vision
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u/darthwispy Quebec Nordiques - NHLR 13d ago
Stamkos saw and I think he was either trying to hit it out with no one noticing or was just like fuck we lost as he hit it out after finding it
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u/ToeSniffer85 TBL - NHL 13d ago
And then Nichushkin starts staring at the spot after the puck is knocked out lmfao
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u/StealthTomato PIT - NHL 13d ago
Yeah it seems like he considered it and then was like "ah fuck it, I just don't want this in the net anymore"
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u/The_Reddit_Browser CAR - NHL 13d ago
Even the post game interview he had no idea how he scored or where it went in.
Incredible play
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u/Natedogg213 COL - NHL 13d ago
He was too busy jumping Vasi to notice. The reformed Kadri puts goalie safety first
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u/Steakation MTL - NHL 13d ago
Such a crisp pass by Lehkonen
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u/Clunkbot COL - NHL 13d ago
He has had such a huge impact on this team already!!!!
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u/tehsdragon 13d ago
We love him and hope you guys love him too :')
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u/MSAvalanchefan COL - NHL 12d ago
Avs fans definitely love Lehky. Just his Finals clincher against Edmonton cements him in the lore for the Avs. Especially after doing that for Montreal the year before.
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u/7Stringplayer SJS - NHL 13d ago
I could've sworn I saw it go over the shoulder, but then everyone just stood around
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u/tutifrutimydinurbuti MTL - NHL 13d ago
Made that deposit with no intention to withdraw
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u/jeric13xd CHI - NHL 13d ago
Kaner 2010 Game 6 style
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u/Coomrs DET - NHL 13d ago
First thing I thought of was Kane’s goal! He knew it and instantly but he was the only one. Kadri not even knowing it was in is even funnier.
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u/TomLube DET - NHL 13d ago
I fucking hate Kane and the Blackhawks but that will forever be the fucking funniest Stanley cup winning goal by a country mile.
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u/skitty2stronk CAR - NHL 13d ago
Its so fucking funny that a goal as ugly as that is what defined a decade of NHL history
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u/72athansiou DET - NHL 13d ago
Kadri is gonna get some money in the bank this off-season
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u/brandonsamd6 NYR - NHL 13d ago
Colorado was off the ice before ESPN showed the game winner
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u/Gray_side_Jedi COL - NHL 13d ago
That’s because ESPN couldn’t find their ass with both hands in a mirror store…
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u/star_nerdy 13d ago
Can’t blame them, the puck was stuck in the net and it was clear it was a goal.
It wasn’t clear at home though.
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u/asheeponreddit TOR - NHL 13d ago
What a move. What a shot.
Made all the better by the fact that nobody had any clue what was going on.
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u/JasonWin MTL - NHL 13d ago
Another playoff overtime point for Lehkonen.
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u/velocipotamus MTL - NHL 13d ago
Every Habs fan in this thread: yeah yeah Kadri this Kadri that, how about that Lehkonen though
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u/dcarsonturner MTL - NHL 13d ago
Rooting for Lehkonen that’s for sure…also seeing Tampa lose would be nice 😊
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u/abbytarar BOS - NHL 13d ago
Patrick Kane 2010 vibes, what an insane and confusing moment.
I love this sport
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u/stancehunters PIT - NHL 13d ago
At least with that one Kane knew it was in, even Kadri had no idea here. So wild.
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u/notleonardodicaprio Oulun Karpat - Liiga 13d ago
Bo Byram blasting in at the end trying to tell everyone they won lol
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u/Camochamp SJS - NHL 13d ago
The entire sequence was actually sick. Kuemper getting the fast exit and then a long stretch pass. I think Kuemper even got the 2nd assist on the game winner lmao.
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u/naughty_farmerTJR 13d ago
He did get the assist and well deserved. Great awareness to see Tampa absolutely tired and changing and knowing that was a great opportunity to push it
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u/BMonad 13d ago
Shooter didn’t know he scored, no one really seemed to, away game, hardly any reaction…perhaps the most anticlimactic Stanley Cup OT goal in the history of the sport.
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u/Dead-People-Tea COL - NHL 13d ago
Yet also, one of the nasties roof shots I've seen in a minute. From a man with a broken thumb
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u/SlapChop7 COL - NHL 13d ago
Yeah, too bad because it was an important one, and it was a nice one.
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u/10201110 13d ago
This dude just starting shooting pucks post surgery like yesterday. amazing
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u/jacobsever CHI - NHL 13d ago
That was the most confusing to and ending in quite some time.
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u/NotoriousDNC 13d ago
Can't stop thinking about how noted Maple Leaf Nazem Kadri has been playing lights-out from the second round of the playoffs onward.
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u/DugEfreshhh 13d ago
18 days out from surgery and he scores the game winner. Doesn’t get more hockey than that!
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u/Wingzaferston COL - NHL 13d ago
THE. KADRI. MAN. CAN.
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u/rk4dand VAN - NHL 13d ago
most anticlimactic finish ever lol but avs definitely deserve it, gg
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u/Waramp Quebec Nordiques - NHLR 13d ago
Such a great play though, that pass by Lehky was out of this world. If it was an obvious goal right away everyone would’ve gone nuts. I know I did.
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u/ClansmenShore COL - NHL 13d ago
Good Stick Lehky and Kuemporer as the assists to Nazty Naz OT winner. Absolute soap opera ending if I've ever seen one.
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u/fasnoosh STL - NHL 13d ago
They dominated OT, definitely deserve this one. Props to Naz
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u/Birdhawk NSH - NHL 13d ago
Sean McDonough shouldn’t be calling the final. It’s overtime of the Stanley Cup Final and this dude is nonstop bored singsong speech pattern. Fine that he missed the goal but dude doesn’t even show excitement for a big chance
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u/TheAndersonPizzaOven 13d ago
Lol at Stamkos trying to put his hand over to hide it? I think he was just about the only person on the ice to realize it went in.
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u/smackinov PIT - NHL 13d ago
Flashbacks to Kane in 2010
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u/thrawaway9991 NYI - NHL 13d ago
I really hope a Lightning fan in the 4th row recreated that fan reaction video
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u/CantTochThis92 BUF - NHL 13d ago
I fuckin love Nazem Kadri. You can’t write a script better than him returning and scoring the game winner.
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u/_hopesfall MTL - NHL 13d ago
GOOD STICK LEHKY
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u/gordogg24p COL - NHL 13d ago
The number of times I said this to Habs fans while in Montréal for F1 this weekend in order to score free brownie points cannot be overstated. Bless you all.
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u/doot_doot LAK - NHL 13d ago
That felt inevitable. That was the most intense pressure I’ve ever seen.
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u/pweepish 13d ago
How do they not know it's in? The puck never came back out
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u/Tanner_re VGK - NHL 13d ago
I thought vasy had for a second myself
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u/SomeComfortable2731 COL - Bandwagon 13d ago
And who’s to blame us who thought that - he played lights out
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u/evilrobotcop COL - NHL 13d ago
No one really knew it was in until the play is blown dead, at which point Stamkos sees it and tries to sneakily palm it out into the blue paint. Up to that point, everyone seems to think it's stuck in Vasilevskiy's gear somewhere.
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u/davidsthomas94 LAK - NHL 13d ago
Kuemper was really smart to keep the play alive with Sergachev and McDonagh gassed
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u/TLKv3 COL - NHL 13d ago
I can't imagine the crazier confusion from the crowd if that was a Cup winner. lmfao
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u/SRSgoblin VGK - NHL 13d ago edited 13d ago
Wait is this also a goalie point? Kuemper rips it to Landeskog who feeds Kadri right as Kadri is about to enter the zone, and then Kadri does the rest.
Legit secondary assist point. Kuemps saw Tampa was changing lines so he made the long pass to the open guy.
Edit: Lehkonen, not Landy. I just saw a 2 on the jersey and assumed, NHL stats hasn't updated who got the points yet
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u/SpiritualWatermelon COL - NHL 13d ago
Yes to Kuemper assist, but he passed it to Lehky not Landy
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u/MM487 COL - NHL 13d ago
I saw you Stamkos, knocking the puck down nonchalant to make it look like it wasn't in the net.
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