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questionmotives · 05-06-2015, 05:49 PM

I finally had the chance to watch the game again and I think Jiri Hudler's final shift deserves its own thread.

I know it's not Iginla's shift from 2004, but the amount of abuse that Hudler takes in the final minute of the game - drawing the penalty that allowed Backlund to jump on the ice before helping screen Andersen for the winner - is something special.

I've watched it a few times now and after getting mauled by Stoner, he creates a scoring chance before getting crosschecked by Lindholm into another crosscheck from Stoner, before getting the businesses from Kesler and... finding his way back in front of the net for the screen on the game winner.

Would love if someone with more technical ability than myself could post a video of the "shift 2015" (here's looking at you AC...)

05-06-2015, 05:49 PM	#1
questionmotives Scoring Winger Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: YYC Exp:	Hudler's final shift I finally had the chance to watch the game again and I think Jiri Hudler's final shift deserves its own thread. I know it's not Iginla's shift from 2004, but the amount of abuse that Hudler takes in the final minute of the game - drawing the penalty that allowed Backlund to jump on the ice before helping screen Andersen for the winner - is something special. I've watched it a few times now and after getting mauled by Stoner, he creates a scoring chance before getting crosschecked by Lindholm into another crosscheck from Stoner, before getting the businesses from Kesler and... finding his way back in front of the net for the screen on the game winner. Would love if someone with more technical ability than myself could post a video of the "shift 2015" (here's looking at you AC...) __________________ "There are probably some things I could do to keep my flexibility up, but I'd rather smoke, drink Diet Cokes and eat."- John Daly Last edited by questionmotives; 05-06-2015 at 05:53 PM.