Zegras does it again

[RedWingzz]

The most ridiculous part about this is how he immediately has the presence of mind to know that the puck is rolling, so he instinctively goes to this move.

 

[ThatGuy22]

It hasn't been impressive for over a decade.
Seriously.

You can just say you hate fun

 

[ArGarBarGar]

Kids these days...


He has some wicked offensive instincts. Incredibly entertaining player.

 

[34]

Zegras is awesome. kid has some silky hands!

 

[TaLoN]

What the frick? Is that his only move?

Uh... he did the between the legs shot just prior within the same replay, so obviously not!

"Is Zegras ruining hockey?"

We all know of one coach who would say yes to this...

 

[crowi]

f***ing love this guy.

 

[Nemesis Prime]

based torts called it

 

[canadianguy77]

Awesome skill from the kid. He’s definitely made a reputation for himself in the league by now.

Someone is gonna tag him.

 

[bland]

I love that Zegras has the ability and confidence to bring something exciting to the game, that shit pops the crowd like crazy.

But I do miss the days when there were multiple guys on every team that would remind him that there is a price to pay for showing up their goalie.

Skill AND paying the consequences for playing the fool is the best case scenario for a fan. Glad to see the Yotes show some self respect.

 

[jetsforever]

He's just messing around and destroying NHL goalies left and right.

 

[HellebuyckOurSaviour]

Very nice goal, but does anyone else think something like that shouldn't be allowed? Only reason I say that is that is seems like, say in basketball, if a guy took 4,5 or 6 steps just to get around 2 or 3 guys it would be traveling, but he goes from one side of the net to the other with the puck on his stick and then infront of his own player and whips it into the net. Like I said very nice, talented goal but maybe a rule to keep it to like 1 or 2 strides then attempt it. Just my two cents.

 

[Zegs2sendhelp]

Very nice goal, but does anyone else think something like that shouldn't be allowed? Only reason I say that is that is seems like, say in basketball, if a guy took 4,5 or 6 steps just to get around 2 or 3 guys it would be traveling, but he goes from one side of the net to the other with the puck on his stick and then infront of his own player and whips it into the net. Like I said very nice, talented goal but maybe a rule to keep it to like 1 or 2 strides then attempt it. Just my two cents.

Most of the time you glide when puck is in position…. So idk if that rule change would do much.

 

[Magnus the Duck]

based torts called it

That's not an issue with Zegras, that is on our management trading away every guy with some muscles creating a weak team that cannot defend its skilled players. If we still f.e. had Deslauriers he would have made that guy on the other team regret his actions.

 

[Zegs2sendhelp]

That's not an issue with Zegras, that is on our management trading away every guy with some muscles creating a weak team that cannot defend its skilled players. If we still f.e. had Deslauriers he would have made that guy on the other team regret his actions.

You mean the guy that got a fighting major and out the remainder of the game and ducks don’t play coyotes again this year?

 

[El Travo]

Very nice goal, but does anyone else think something like that shouldn't be allowed? Only reason I say that is that is seems like, say in basketball, if a guy took 4,5 or 6 steps just to get around 2 or 3 guys it would be traveling, but he goes from one side of the net to the other with the puck on his stick and then infront of his own player and whips it into the net. Like I said very nice, talented goal but maybe a rule to keep it to like 1 or 2 strides then attempt it. Just my two cents.

It's a hell of a lot easier to knock a puck off a stick than it is to get a ball away from someone's grip. Not comparable.

 

[Zegs2sendhelp]

It's a hell of a lot easier to knock a puck off a stick than it is to get a ball away from someone's grip. Not comparable.

Zegras gunna get called for traveling

 

[Lyons71]

You mean the guy that got a fighting major and out the remainder of the game and ducks don’t play coyotes again this year?

I miss todd fedoruk.

 

[Terry Yake]

based torts called it

lmao what a joke these butthurt commentators are

 

[DudeWhereIsMakar]

Milano and he have terrific chemistry. It's like he knows exactly what to do when he's on the ice with him.

 

[Leonardo87]

Hit 50 points tonight also. On pace for 65 points in his rookie season. Good Stuff

 

[chauron]

Is this man one of the best stickhandlers of all times soon? I-n-s-a-n-e puck control.

It shall now be called. Z goal

The letter Z is kinda ominous in different context tho

 

[Buck Naked]

This is officially called the, "Zegras goal".

Until someone else comes and does it twice, then it should be called the "New player goal"? I mean, wasn't it "the Svechnikov" like two years back?

The letter Z is kinda ominous in different context tho

In Sweden they call this a "Zorro goal", so it kind of works along those lines. It's dumb though.

 

[2020 Cup Champions]

He can't keep getting away with it dot gif

 

[Slimmy]

It shall now be called. Z goal

It was already called Zorro goal in Sweden.
What a filthy filthy individual. He needs to scrub himself down with a galon of bleach for this.

 

[Vancouver Canucks]

Until someone else comes and does it twice, then it should be called the "New player goal"? I mean, wasn't it "the Svechnikov" like two years back?

Yes, but now, it's called the Zegras goal, until someone else does that goal again.