TSN: Rob Shremp feature (u have to see this move)

[ReLyT]

mms://media.tsn.ca/nhl/hotdog_hi.wmv#0

The kid is incredible...

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[dem]

Thats pretty crazy...
the second move was alright too..

and that golf shot..

 

[Towmater14]

http://tsn.ca/audio_video/player/video.asp?reel=26861

 

[albathegreat*]

Thats mad skills...

As for the golf show he put on.. thats some Tiger Woods sh**

 

[Twist and Shout]

That's my ****ing boy right there.

 

[UAGoalieGuy]

he is freakin nasty..i hope he makes the team outta camp..

 

[coyoteshockeyfan]

Is there any way to download that?

 

[Seachd]

Is there any way to download that?

I used to have a way... I saved their Vesa Viitakoski/Paxton Schulte trade deadline special that one year. Have no idea how though.

 

[Tricolore#20]

I was at the game last night, and it was absolutely incredible. I wish we'd see more of those moves in the NHL (obviously it would be tougher in a game, but perhaps in shootouts) and that people would get past the fact that it embarasses people.

 

[mr gib]

i just saw it - wow -

it could be done in a game

 

[Legionnaire]

Was that Kelly Buchburger? Watching the vid I mean.

 

[Le Golie]

It's cool and all, but all those moves and $1 will get him a can of Coke at a drink machine when he's got NHL traffic to deal with.

He's just one of hundreds of hockey players with incredible puck skills. I've seen guys do similar things and aside from one getting a few pro tryouts and a year in the AHL, I can't think of any of them who went anywhere with golden hands and not much else. I'm not saying Shremp doesn't have anything else, and if And1 puts together a hockey tour, Shremp will be on it, but cool moves are not going to be what makes him an NHL player.

 

[Eagle Eye Cherry]

TSN must be bored out of their minds to show reports like this. Who gives a hoot about that?!

 

[colonel_korn]

TSN must be bored out of their minds to show reports like this. Who gives a hoot about that?!

Plenty of people. It's fun to watch. The closest I've seen to that was the Rob Hisey goal from a year or two ago, and this one was even more elaborate (though of course he didn't score).

That second one he scored on was nice though. I could see someone doing that in a shootout a la Malik from last year, though the wide approach to the net would probably give it away.

Better quality vid:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ouJuGtyyddE

 

[likeavoss]

Was that Kelly Buchburger? Watching the vid I mean.

Yes.

 

[likeavoss]

Ha... you've got to love when Hockey's Future posters are all, "Hey! Who gives a hoot about freakin' prospects!"

 

[white_tiger]

i just saw it - wow -

it could be done in a game

Actually I think he would have got called for a High Stick in a game.. Looked like he went above teh top of teh goal on that last flick around as he turned.. but other wise.. DAMN!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Hellström]

Hands down - wow !

 

[ranold26]

Goal disallowed, high stick.
Lots of style, no substance.

 

[AfroThunder396]

That was impressive!

 

[Alain Racette]

Love that golf shot!

 

[STS44]

http://tsn.ca/audio_video/player/video.asp?reel=26861

The hand-eye co-ordination on those moves is incredible The golf shot by Schremp was something too ....

 

[BuppY]

I been trying that for years. It's easier to do it with the puck, I Been trying it with a ball.

It can be done.

 

[Talent Analyst]

OMG !!! What a move

 

[HansonBro]

im all for the highstick ruling on that one. A for effort though, nice move

But on another note, the real skill is in getting the puck on the blade. The dangles are the easy part of that move. But whats stopping all players from doing that? Schremp did that move while moving, but conceivably any player from a stand still could stand the puck up and pick it up from there, then go in on the goalie. Granted the goalies "wow" factor is higher, seeing a guy pull that move while moving.

After thinking about this, with the new stick rulings as well for 06/07, in a shootout, what would then stop a player from using sticky tape?? which would probably be the next step in improving this type of play if players begin to take this form of trickery to heart.

Final note: This isnt lacrosse