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@Hoovie9596

2 ай бұрын

Awesome video again ! Can you do more about great players who never won a Cup? Dale Hawerchuk comes to mind.

The Met Center, Bloomington, Minnesota 1987 - The chants of "Dino, Dino, Dino" Hockey will *never* be the same again!

My favorite sister Nancy was suffering from MS that later took her life at 41, it hit her 6 months after becoming a RN. I took her to see the North Stars hoping it would help. She forgot she had MS and fell in love with Dino, her happiness in saying yes was premeditated before i could even ask if she wanted to go. Thank you Dino and the fans that gave my sister so much joy. ❤️‍🩹

I grew up playing hockey in MN. Our tv broke In '79. Dad finally got us new one when the North Stars made the finals in '81. Still waiting for a cup.

@billdang3953

2 ай бұрын

That didn't come until the franchise moved to Dallas.

@sparky3006

2 ай бұрын

Not this year

@buffalowinter61

2 ай бұрын

I can relate

@MGAF688

2 ай бұрын

81, 91, Norm, Nothing (Wild have been a playoff disappointment in every season except 03 when they showed signs of life only to be snuffed out by the Ducks)

@highschoolhockeyminnesota

2 ай бұрын

Where? I played at Harding(St. Paul).

Dino played the only way a smaller guy with an attitude could in those days. He is the only player’s jersey signed in my basement, framed and hanging. He was a tough SOB who never backed down and my favorite all time player. If I could have played at that level, he was the one player I would have emulated. Great skills, compete, hands and a nightmare for the opposition. I miss the Al Secord days with the Hawks. Thank you Dino 🦖!!

I am one of those people who grew up in London but never cheered for a Toronto sports franchise- it was always the Red Wings and the Tigers. I remember Dino playing for the Knights and thought that it was cool when he began his NHL career in the same colours- I was a kid at the time. As a Wings fan, it was great to see him parked in front of the net like it was his office, taking a beating but always managing to generate a goal or enough chaos to make sure someone else got one. The guy was like a honey badger out there. It really is too bad that a player who put so much sweat and blood into the team did not get to win a Stanley Cup with Detroit. Thanks for the video!

@user-ut4cv7cc2z

Ай бұрын

Move to Detroit. Canadians who cheer for American teams over their own teams are disgraceful pieces of shit. Leave Canada and join the redneck nation you love so much

As a North Star fan, I loved Dino. He was a force to be feared, but off the ice, I will never forget meeting him at Davanni's in Minnetonka where I took his order for a hoagie. I was in high school and he was standing there. I took his order and then asked for his autograph on a Davanni's napkin. It was a rush for me to say into the speaker: "Dino, your hoagie is ready". A true hockey player to say the least.

@djfglobal3377

2 ай бұрын

That is fantastic! What a cool memory

Thanks for that trip into the memory banks! I remember seeing Dino’s very first game at Met Center with my Pop. His energy and hustle was unmistakeable, and it was pretty clear that he was a special player, which he proved for many glorious years with the Minnesota North Stars (and others). Good times!

I loved Dino growing up. What a time that was. Watching and going to North Stars games and UMD games with Hull. Was a good time in the Twin Ports back then.

My uncle used to golf with Dino when he was with Detroit and he got me this big 8.5x11” picture of Dino and he signed it addressed to me personally. I was like 5 and I was amazed. I still have it to this day and I’m 34 lol.

@tonyhill1141

2 ай бұрын

That’s awesome!

@buffalowinter61

2 ай бұрын

too cool

@PolarBearPredator

2 ай бұрын

Dino is great guy I met him.

When he was exposing himself, he was asked if he wanted to be traded. He said "No, I'll stick it out here."

@orbyfan

Ай бұрын

"He took it out." "It?" "It." "Out?" "Out."

In Minnesota, I was on the Cedar Avenue Bridge heading south from Bloomington. Some clown in a corvette was purposely hanging in my blindspot. The car moved a little forward and it was Dino with a big grin on his face. I just mouthed "Dino" to him and smiled back. Dino is still a shrine in Minnesota. We loved him. Him vs Al Second and Dennis Savard. Dino would take on the world for the North Stars. Great player with heart. Those were fun years.

I lost count of how many modern day suspensions and fines I saw in this video.

Great video, he's is one of my all time favorites! I wanted to be him when I was a kid starting hockey in Minnesota

Saw Dino play quite a few times at the old Chicago Stadium. Oh yes he was hated, so much so that people hung “DINO SUCKS” banners from the railings, and the whole crowd would chant “DINO SUCKS.”If you know the old stadium, the chant would be deafening.

@aaronpetzel4645

2 ай бұрын

Funny, they did the same thing for Secord at the Met Center

@fratzogmopars

2 ай бұрын

@@aaronpetzel4645 Settle down there Nancy, I was just relating a story about Cicerreli, no need to get all defensive. I went to see the Hawks play up in Minnesota a few times in the early eighties, the Met seemed calm, fans were cool to us.

@aaronpetzel4645

2 ай бұрын

I was being sincere, and it is funny that they chanted at Dino, I did not know that as I didn’t attend Chicago home games. Just two rival crowds getting on the other teams best (or better) players and I was letting you know that Mn. did the same for Secord. Never Savard. Probably more so in the playoffs.

@fratzogmopars

2 ай бұрын

@@aaronpetzel4645 .Sorry pretzel, I missed the sincerity in your comment, I guess I’m the one who needs to settle down. One thing I’ll never understand is why the North Stars left Minnesota. Hockey is so big up there. When we did road trips that way in early 80’s we were amazed that when turning on the tv in the hotel room to see the news, most everything on television was about high school or college hockey even though the Stars were home playing the Hawks, you guys are just nuts about hockey up there compared to Chicago. Even though we were all Hawks fans in my neighborhood back in the early 70’s there was only one kid who had a Hawks jersey, everyone had something different, I had a North Stars jersey.

@aaronpetzel4645

2 ай бұрын

No worries man, I could have put my comment in context. The owner/ owners of the Stars kind of neglected them, though they were still doing well and had a cup run. I think they saw the money in the move and were out to a shiny new home and the additional money it would bring. They sorta blamed it on fan support and maybe there were arena demands that were not met. Kinda shady, people felt betrayed.

Lifelong Wings fan. Dino is my all-time favorite player. I tried to play like him. He deserved the cup the next year. He pissed of Scotty B. and was traded. Because he went "after" claude lemieux in the parking lot at their bus after the game. Mr. Lindsay told me that. R.I.P.

I only made it to one North Stars game. When I was in high school, my brother took me to a game on New Years Eve. I believe it was Dino's last year in Minnesota, and he produced a hat trick that night. Sure made for a party atmosphere, and a game I will never forget.

Very Good Bio on Dino, i remember watching him when he broke in, he was always exciting and very talented.

i was up in the greys with my grandad from England who came to canada to see us an experience hockey. he was shocked to say the least! I saw that swing right before my eyes!

Literrally my favorite all time player...you get a sub just for puuting this video out. 👍

Dino was my favorite N.S. growing up. It was not uncommon for him to have 30 goal seasons.

@MGAF688

2 ай бұрын

Or 40 or 50. 7 40 goal seasons. 2 of them exceeded 50.

As a young kid growing up I always admired Dino and modeled my play after his hahaha.

We used to chirp the hell out of him when he came to Kitchener because he wore tiny little skates. He hated being called baby feet. 😂😂

Dino was excellent, a great scorer, fan favorite, and he actually drew a huge number of penalties with his constant battling style.

It will forever baffle me how those players never got charged for the r*pe. Kypreos testified in court that he saw it happen. The officers on the case said they were sure it happened. Absolutely insane misstep by the justice system.

@QueensNewYorkguy

2 ай бұрын

Mistep? Cmon dude what world are you living in? It’s called money and having connections! It comes with selling your soul

@PolarBearPredator

2 ай бұрын

Kypreos is a rat goof got his karma. They where all innocent was a puck bunny that wanted it.

@D.A.OhK.

2 ай бұрын

This was pre- #MeToo. Wealthy, famous white guys could pretty much do what they wanted to women.

@matthewrasero2349

2 ай бұрын

@QueensNewYorkguy Oh for sure although I wasn't sure if hockey players were high ranking enough to get the same benefits that actors and politicians do.

@D.A.OhK.

2 ай бұрын

@@matthewrasero2349 Politicians used to suffer politically from such scandal, but avoid real-world consequences. Now there's a guy who got more popular for being found liable for rape.

The good ol Chuck Norris Division.

Mannn, these semi-short player documentaries are awesome. Hard to believe you dont already have even more subs

@30AndHatingIt

2 ай бұрын

It’ll happen. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve stumbled across channels like this, seen comments like yours and then a year or two later the channel is blowing up and the guy thinks his sh** don’t stink anymore. It’ll happen to this guy too, it’s good content.

I was a kid when he came into the league with the stars. He lived near by and he would open up his garage door and hit autographed offical Nstars pucks out to us Sometimes he would do so wearing nothing but his jock strap. Im pretty sure that it was one of those occassions that got him i. Trouble . And no it wasnt him being a perv. It was summer time and most of us were wearing shorts and either a t shirt or no shirt . Plus im pretty sure he was drinking . Doesnt matter he was just giving a bunch of kids autographed hockey pucks that we all cherrished . Wish i still had one of them honestly . Either way he was an incredible player and truly a good guy with a bad rep.

Love Dino, and was my guy in NHL 92. I scored his number against my friend (22). Was perfect for that era.

My mother lived next door to him for about a year. Said he was a loud drunk😮

@lostvlog6857

2 ай бұрын

That was probably one of his better qualities.

The goat just uploaded

@Scottybowman-ty3go

2 ай бұрын

ong needed a new video tonight

Dinnnooooo!! Loved watchin that dude! MN NorthStars FOR LIFE! Really wish the Wild would just change and become the NorthStars… The Dallas Stars should be the ones to f’n change their names and logo, etc…

Its amazing with all of his dirty cheap shots nobody ever truly took his head off, shame.

@sergiocalcio9481

2 ай бұрын

Dino was the type he would have made it certain to take the other out with him - if that’s even possible - but if it were possible for anyone it would be for Dino .

I used to enjoy watching him play with the red wings. He definitely was a great goal scorer

Hated him until he played for the wings, my team hehe

Fucking awesome brother subbed keep ‘em coming!!!!

Dino was NOT a dirty player....... He was damn good..... undersized........ took a beating in front of net .........went undrafted after suffering a broken leg in his last year of juniors......... and went on to score 681 goals .

@csnide6702

2 ай бұрын

@@Hankman23 I'm a former pro hockey player..... How about you...? Dino made a living playing right in front of the goal - he took a beating at his size... ANY way you fight back is acceptable.... You think the ref is going to straighten things out or be your friend..? think again.

@buttkick22

2 ай бұрын

He can be all of those things AND be a dirty player. They are not mutually exclusive. Just stop..

@KISSFAN1970

2 ай бұрын

He was filthy

@jluna76

2 ай бұрын

...is this Cory?

@scottybeescrapped4429

2 ай бұрын

Definitely a dirty player what the Hell u talking about

played hockey with dino in sarnia as a kid im the late 60's. we had a great team , but didnt win the championship. poor bugger. some things never change!

Dino Ciccerelli was not a dirty hockey player.

@chopperchopper1418

Ай бұрын

Thank you .

Loved Dino in Detroit!!

Loved Dino he was my favorite Red wing in the day.

I thought ( from the title ) this was going to be about Gordie Howe!

Love Dino.

Loved Dino, he get cross checked then he would throw a huge hay maker lol. Dude played a tough game and he stood his ground.

Dino was a bad ass shoresy type long live 22

Loved Dino….hell of a player

“I can’t believe I shook that guys hand after the game, it pisses me right off”

@chopperchopper1418

Ай бұрын

😂🤣😅😆

"innocent until proven guilty" applies only to a court of law, not to a court of public opinion. What they say: “[Police] have sufficient grounds to believe that a criminal offense did occur.” What they really mean: "He's guilty, but he'll get off because he and his teammates will lie under oath." If you don't think NHL players are willing to commit perjury to protect one another, see "Maltby, Kirk" and "Weight, Doug."

I loved Dino here in Dallas!

Don’t forget to mention Claude Lemieux and Dale Hunter.

@chopperchopper1418

Ай бұрын

Why ?

Love him❤

Looked like Gary Sinese with hockey pads

@sergiocalcio9481

2 ай бұрын

Gary “ Sinese “ is Italian too . Maybe they are distantly related .

Are we forgetting the enforcer of the Great one? McSorley was an absolute animal.

@chopperchopper1418

Ай бұрын

This is about Dino , Taylor Swift can wait her turn , Diddy

@RichValentine1972

Ай бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

Dirty? Jesus peoples opinion of dirty Is just way off lmfao.

Minnesota legend

Italian blood? 😂 Dino had offensive talent for sure. Little guts protect themselves. They will get respect with their stick. Either using it to score or as a weapon. Crosschecks hurt.

@Buffalosabskis

2 ай бұрын

Reminds me of Kessel trying to chop down Scott

At the time, being a Leaf fan, I was incensed when Dino clubbed Luke over the head. Now I understand why he did it, and I'm ok with it. He had his reason. He was a great player.

Way to go Dino .. Caps should have never traded him.

13:05 Dino was traded for a fourth round pick?

What is Enrico Ciccone known for? Getting suckered punched by Dino Ciccarelli. Good times.

Crime in sports. Has an episode on him

@chopperchopper1418

Ай бұрын

Big deal n they missed you.

One of Mr. Ciccarelli's moments I remember was when he was "arrested" for walking around outside of his house without any pants on eventually the justice system let him know he can only be a naturalist inside of his home One of my favorite players from the 80s, two time 50 goal scorer for the Stars, played on some very good Capitals teams, and after playing four good seasons in Detroit, he did play one last full very good season for Tampa Bay before it was over for Dino, and of course three almost five seasons of over one hundred PIMs. I appreciate the Minnesota Wild, but I do miss the Minnesota North Stars.

They forgot bobby clack

Dino was an all time Great! He was not dirty.

Known as The Little Ball Of Hate

Dino was a pest on the ice. Scott Stevens was dirty

Dino Dino Dino

Lol Sabres legend Ville Leno

Love Dino, but 5’10” my butt.

@sergiocalcio9481

2 ай бұрын

Him and Crosby are listed at the same height. Do you think him shorter or taller ?

Ville Leino was far from a Sabre legend……….

@user-nq4hj5eh9v

2 ай бұрын

it was jokes

@Buffalosabskis

2 ай бұрын

Lol that was the joke

I promise you Dino was not more skilled than Brad Marchand Corey Perry or Tom Wilson. You have to take into account how easy it was to score goals in that era. There’s 10 guys maybe that transcend that era difference in the NHL. All of them have multiple seasons with scoring stats that exceed a Conor Mcdavid MVP season today. If a players scoring stats from the 70-80s doesn’t exceed the stats of todays top players, the truth is, they probably wouldn’t be able to play in todays NHL. Evolution is fast when player development and youth training becomes completely dialed in scientifically to help a young player improve. They did none of that in that era and they also didn’t have access to a lot of foreign talent. Resources and Politics kept some Ovechkin level 70s talent, in Russia their whole career. If they didn’t play at all in the mid nineties or later, scale those scoring metrics. Good video though.

@sid7088

2 ай бұрын

You're absolutely wrong and the difference between the eras is highly exaggerated. No you couldn't pull off a "Michigan" back then because you'd get your head beat in for trying to be a hot dog.

@aaronpysher9354

2 ай бұрын

Plus all the holding and interference, the two line pass the stick work and the fact you had one official trying watch it all. Almost impossible to compare the two eras but you are correct that today’s game is faster more wide open and a bigger talent pool.

@darrellhiggins9790

2 ай бұрын

Where in that video were they comparing him to anyone playing today?The only people making those comparisons are too young to have watched the older stars of the game

@sergiocalcio9481

2 ай бұрын

Dumb comment . Dino’s era was was ten fold in the level of brute physicality and force . Yeah you could argue that goaltending back then wasn’t the quality it is today , but then also remind yourself goaltenders back then wore much smaller equipment and generally were of smaller stature . Darren Pang , Andy Moog , Grant Fuhr , Pete Peeters , etc come to mind . Everything is relative my friend. If you could score during this era of serial killer NHL then you could sure as hell still score during this era of the fem boy Nancy boy privileged youth player NHL . Please stop. The majority of guys who made the NHL back then , DID NOT , come from privilege and it showed on the ice. The exact opposite is true today and sadly it does show . Playing during this era you best remind yourself , every time you touched the puck , to keep your head up . For if you forget for one second then another player was going to quickly do the reminding for you and you can bet the ref wasn’t gonna call it anyway - very much unlike today where the ref puts his hand up left and right . Half of these “ skill guys “ today for all we know may have been just be too damn scared to pull off the antics that they do today back then . Tom Wilson in all of skill , size and toughness still doesn’t hold a candle to the likes of “ Bam Bam “ Cam Neely ( one of few players to join the list of guys to score 50 goals in 50 games with Neely doing so in 49 in the 1993 - 1994 season ) who ironically was one of those same players who suffered the consequences of that level of physicality when he had his career cut short playing in the league during this time. Neely would have easily joined the 600 goal club , sheet maybe even the 700 goal club , if the length of his career wasn’t hampered by injuries and then finally his career was eventually cut way too short due to those lagging injuries . The Guy almost put up 400 goals despite all this and the NHL and his colleagues rightly recognized as much which is exactly why he was still elected in the Hall of Fame. Don’t mess with Sea Bass and old school hockey . He will spit in your burger and make you eat it for talking such smack .

@chopperchopper1418

Ай бұрын

​@sergiocalcio9481 Dam straight, try to stand in front of the net getting hacked on, cross checked in the back slashed by every goalie he tormented. Some of these comments are from juvenile delinquents angry because reruns of friends aren't on any more. 🫡🫡🫡

I thought this was gonna be about the original Rat, Kenny Linseman, whose stats aren't far off Dino's but had twice as many PIM in a much shorter career. Oh, and the Rat wasn't a rapist like Dino.

@chopperchopper1418

Ай бұрын

Diddy called and pick up the ph and er video.

Now he would be sued into oblivion as he should

From the police report regarding the SA, "there's medical evidence of sxeual activity"... yeesh. And one of my favorite disturbers was Matthew Barnaby. He loved his job.

@sergiocalcio9481

2 ай бұрын

That girl was a known trouble maker and , to put it mildly , and was very loose with the way she carried herself according to those who knew her at the time . There is info out there by those in the same community if you can find it . There is also other testimony to suggest she was a willing participant, regardless of any evidence of sexual activity, and that she was more than likely looking for a pay day after the fact in being more than , what’s the word , ya yes “ consensual “ to the very act itself. Which is exactly why the incident went away rather fast , because the trio probably coughed up some money and it all went away . Both parties in the end - got what they wanted it seems. She was trash.

Dini sucks... Dino Sucks...

@chopperchopper1418

Ай бұрын

C CORD SUCKS

Dino was also caught being naked in public multiple times.

@chopperchopper1418

Ай бұрын

By who er mom ?

@Dracoool

Ай бұрын

@@chopperchopper1418 ...his neighbors called police...they saw his dino.

I never liked him, even when he was a Red Wing, 1200 points and he was a career -4 on good teams. Couldn't stay out of the box, STUPID penalties, defensive liability, cherry picked all day. Just Claude Lemieux but without the back checking or rings. Plus I understand innocent until proven guilty but the guy's a creep.

@PolarBearPredator

2 ай бұрын

U a goof nobody cares. Dino rules.

@roundthirteen

2 ай бұрын

Naa he's a creep who has been dodging a rape allegation his whole career.

@chopperchopper1418

Ай бұрын

Your mom uncle brother sister aunt teacher and er mutt dog are creeps. 😅

What?! Dino wasn’t dirty. What fucking nonsense.

Grease Ball

Dino Ciccereli " not dress for Minnesota tonight '''Dino Ciccerali ... ha ha ha ha ha ha ha haha Dino used to walk around his house NAKED ... and the next door women called the cops .

@sergiocalcio9481

2 ай бұрын

That woman knew what time it was . She wanted to shag Dino and Dino was flaunting his sheet around her and was like “ can’t have none of this ya used up skank “ . So she called the cops when he walked on his lawn naked . Some fugged up sheet , ya know ?

@chopperchopper1418

Ай бұрын

Cus she didn't have a key. 😅