When adam realizes he hasn't got his oven chicken yet. *Angry Noises*

@seansaville5664

4 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣🤣

@jacobnovak1604

4 жыл бұрын

Dryft in 2016 I chanted oven chicken in the World Cup if hockey in the Finland vs Russia game and a bunch of Russian threw food at me.

@cnatview

4 жыл бұрын

@@jacobnovak1604 ....hahaha

@posaidon67

3 жыл бұрын

Hahahahaha I was about to say the same thing , oh my God..

@deawooin

3 жыл бұрын

hell nah

lol : "The Oilers must be top of the league with this guy". IF YOU ONLY KNEW

@Bline-ip6et

4 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@Slypooch

4 жыл бұрын

It’s a tight division anything can happen

@hemskyfreak

4 жыл бұрын

@Nate Mauratt Yeah they are doing alright this year im talking about the majority of the time hes been with us we have been absolute trash minus the 16-17 season lol

@LeoMajor1

4 жыл бұрын

lmao i thought the same thing

@dk2391

4 жыл бұрын

Nate Mauratt like that will last. Signed an Oiler fan for life 😢

The fact that Edmonton had both Gretzky AND Mcdavid is unreal. Imagine having the 2 best forwards in NHL history playing in your town not even 30 years apart.

@theogreenaway7401

2 жыл бұрын

It's like Pittsburgh lemuiex and crosby

Dude we are all still waiting for "Angry Geno Is Score" and "Risky Bryzness" w Ilya Bryzgalov

@bjobsn

4 жыл бұрын

YES MALKIN

@ejjs26

3 жыл бұрын

The universe is so HUMANGOUS BIG

Come to Edmonton I’ve got season tickets I’ll take ya to see Mcdavid life

@Bruhaha9

4 жыл бұрын

Do it!

@TheChinbin0527

4 жыл бұрын

Live*

@jalaalabougoush5435

4 жыл бұрын

Can I come instead ?

@jennam4448

4 жыл бұрын

He’s injured as of now lol

@ronryan7398

4 жыл бұрын

If you want to see McDavid live I dont recommend coming to Edmonton in the winter time. Fly to Florida when Edmonton plays there. Nicer weather, WAAAAAAY cheaper ticket. And anything goes in Florida.

Will I retire before we get a Peter Forsberg reaction? xD He's one of the players whom you cant miss. Incredible player and crazy fun to watch. Not just skill wise but he was a physical player and kinda perfected the "reverse hitting" You wont be sorry!

@brooke-3615

4 жыл бұрын

FOPPA!!!!!!

@terryarnold1343

4 жыл бұрын

Forsberg was the hardest person ever to get the puck away from. Legs were tree trunks.

adam every goal and assist is 1 point if you get 3 goals and 2 assists thats a 5 point game

It's 1 point for each goal, 1 point for each assist. And just so you get a feelig of how many points a night is alot, the record for points in a season is held by Wayne Gretzky and stands at 215 points in 80 games. (over 2.5 points a game) Last season, Nikita Kucherov scored 128 points in 82 games and nobody had scored this many points in a season in over 20 years. This season Connor McDavid and his teammate Leon Draisaitl are leading the NHL in points. Leon Draisaitl is on pace for 126 points in 82 games and McDavid is on pace for 121 points in 82 games. Basically, if you can score over a point per game in the NHL, you're considered a very good player. If you're a defenseman it's different because obviously you score less but I'm not gonna get into that lol.

@carsondunk7888

4 жыл бұрын

4

@Manu-et9rj

4 жыл бұрын

@@carsondunk7888 Huh?

@lisagale8992

4 жыл бұрын

only one of Wayne's 61 records.

@laurentco

4 жыл бұрын

Unless you play on a team with a coach who allows you to jump up in the play or make end to end rushes.

@Manu-et9rj

4 жыл бұрын

@@laurentco of course but thats why i'm saying its not an exact science.

Should react to his teammate, the incredible Leon Draisaitl

@dk2391

4 жыл бұрын

herp aderk the man has some good moves. And then he stays out too long and watches the other team skate past him for a goal 🤷🏼‍♂️

@MrDiego0132

4 жыл бұрын

D K he also leads the nhl in points 🤷‍♂️

@pdubcentral

4 жыл бұрын

D K ahh finally someone who sees it to! Everyone, he has so many points. Yeah...not sure how that helps when you give the puck away constantly and let the other team score.

@dk2391

4 жыл бұрын

@@pdubcentral don'tget me wrong, I love the guy and am happy he is here. He just needs to know when it's time to get off the ice. His game against the Blackhawks was amazing.

@dk2391

4 жыл бұрын

Diego Botello hard to argue that. It’s annoying to watch him start to skate off for a line change after being out for over a minute then decide to turn around and get back into the play that is nowhere near him. I think he’s getting better.

React to Peter Forsberg, Hero of the Clutch and Grab Era.

@Patrick-ck6sq

4 жыл бұрын

YES

@kevinkopec1404

4 жыл бұрын

Forsberg was awesome.

@chilli-goon-fredmranderson4450

4 жыл бұрын

Damn right bro thats a hockeyplayer and Peter Forsberg was my hero growing up! He was a beast and had everything A ( GREAT) HOCKEYPLAYER SHOULD HAVE! 💪👍🙏👏👏👏

Calling someone a "Joke" in North America will get your shirt pulled over your head and your face fed with punches. lol

Adam, as an Oilers fan, I can say that McDavid will never be the Goat, but he will be a GOAT. Gretzky will always hold the top spot, but McDavid's playstyle is so unique, much like how Gretzky played with unbelievable "vision" and intelligent positional play. He is, however, THE BEST player of his generation.

@orbit2636

4 жыл бұрын

Can't really compare the two, Gretzky played in such a different time, a lot slower hockey, and I believe he even said himself he wouldn't have been able to put nearly the same numbers up in todays game. Undeniably the greatest when looking at the statistics but at the same time he's incomparable to the players today

@ronryan7398

4 жыл бұрын

If McDavid played in the 80's he'd be getting 200pts. a year. Adam watched an old game and asked if the nets used to be bigger, because the goalies used to be the smallest guy on the ice, not the biggest.

@rmlysf

4 жыл бұрын

Orbit there’s tons of Gretzkys on the ice in today’s game

@markchristofferson5872

4 жыл бұрын

@@orbit2636 So do you think the slow Oilers of back then could beat the Oilers of today? ....best of 7 game series.

@christhakingpin1

4 жыл бұрын

@@markchristofferson5872 those 80's teams were so stacked but theyd get bullied and mcdavid would score a hat trick nightly and leon would be pushing them around

Calling someone a joke is an insult over here in NA, lol.

@lucasisti3505

4 жыл бұрын

Brooke - I was just thinking the same thing, it’s an insult here in Ontario to call someone a joke. I guess it’s different where he lives though 🤷🏻‍♂️

@porkerpants

4 жыл бұрын

@@lucasisti3505 it's like when I call people from other countries "unreal", sometimes they think I'm fed up with them or something lmao

@lucasisti3505

4 жыл бұрын

porkerpants it’s funny how some words can mean two things, I call people unreal too. Sometimes cuz they do something stupid and I’m just like “you’re unreal” or if someone does something cool “yo that was unreal” 😂

@Tomahawk00984

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah, that's what makes this funny. I kinda was looking for comments from Oilers fans foaming at the mouth over this...

@wt8213

4 жыл бұрын

@@Tomahawk00984 I live in Edmonton. Most western Canadians I know use and understand the meaning of "your a joke" as being equivalent to "your unreal", "your crazy good". It all depends on the contexts of the statement.

You need to react to his injury from last year, and the method he took to recover. It was an insane amount of damage to his leg, which needed surgery, but that would mean he would be missing the the whole following (this) season. His mindset to rehabilitate himself and fully recuperate, making it back in time for the season is out of this world.

0:23 Adam a confirmed OILER fan?

@Bullock0099

4 жыл бұрын

Yes but he cliches it with 2:00

Adam i notice your hockey knowledge improves every video... you point out things that are harder to pick up about hockey more each time

`You Tossed that sweater like a true Oiler Fan!

I love this mans accent and humour 😂

MAR-TAN BRO-DOOR!!!! Martin Brodeur thank me later 😄

@PhilippeLetangPoirier

4 жыл бұрын

he has to see the Patrick roy wink ;)

@ad9d38

4 жыл бұрын

he's french canadian so it's Bro-dure

I actually lol when you brought out the pointer ! Keep up the reactions your hilarious

OvenChicken 🤣 it’s already a classic and that’s what I’m calling him forever! R.I.P Biggie

I love the theory of propellers on his blades hahahahahahahahaha

1 point for a goal or an assist, youre having a really good night when you get 2 points in a game to put it into perspective

The Oilers have actually struggled for most of McDavid’s tenure in Edmonton. They’ve only been to the playoffs once, although they have a good chance of getting in this season. In hockey it’s difficult for one player to singlehandedly carry a team, unless they’re a goalie. Typically a team’s top forward will only be on the ice for maybe a third of the game, with a top defenseman being closer to half the game.

React to Alexander Ovechkin biggest hits and goal. The video got over 5 million viewers

You need to watch the Conner mcdavid documentary it’s about his injury at the end of last season and what he had to go through I have so much more respect for him after seeing it

Thanks Adam for just being a awesome guy keep those NHL videos haven’t missed one yet

"Get outta my house and don't come back " 😂😂 damn bro to funny

I wouldn't go as far to say he's one of the greatest in history so young in his career, but the potential is definitely there.

That final clip was McDavid's rookie year and his first game back in the lineup after breaking his collarbone in a game months beforehand

At 5:05 when Adam said “is McDavid the goat?” I thought he said “is McDavid the cutest” 😂

McDavid, Crosby, and MacKinnon are all insane to see live

When you said the oilers should be at the top of the league, as an Oiler fan for the last 25 years a little part of my soul died cuz we ain’t even close.

i'm glad you reacted to it it's very well done :)

Old school amateur Canadian hockey player\ex-coach chiming in. The way Mcdavid finds space is based on his mastery of understanding player posturing and skating momentum ( I can't think of better terms to describe these skills). When on skates a player's ability to transfer momentum is diminished. It takes longer to accelerate, change direction or decelerate/stop. The ability to read physical movements a player makes including things like which skate he shifts his weight to, where he is looking, his skating posture ( ie: is he going to slow down to cover the pass or speed up and cover the lead man) is a part of something called Hockey Sense. The nature of moving on skates makes it more difficult to change direction and momentum. It takes readable body movements and time (granted in fractions of a second) to shift course at high speeds. The great players have the ability (whether innate or learned) to read these signs in hundredths of a second and react. Mcdavid definitely has magnificent speed and acceleration. What sets him apart is his ability to know where his opponents and teammates will be .85 seconds from now, process that information in a nanosecond and then apply his amazing physical skills to find the gaping seam through the opponent's defense. Similar to Gretzky, it's his ability to read the play as much as skill or athletic ability.

he's the new Crosby of this decade, and will rule the NHL for the next 10 years. These players comes every 10-15 years and it's a delight to see them. I just enjoy the show :)

I’ve seen him play live twice. He looks so much faster in person

React to 7-8 Year Olds Training in Russia.

Thanks for doing this one Adam, appreciate it

Also just because you looked confused. The "Habs" are the "Montreal Canadiens" 👍

Should mention, the number one goal on this list was his first game back after a pretty serious injury. He may or may have not been at 100% yet. Crazy stuff

When it comes onto KZread, you should check out the documentary on McDavid recovering from his injury! You will have a new appreciation for just how incredible he is, and how he was able to return without looking like he had a major injury!

Also a goal, primary assist, and secondary assist are all worth a point.

The habs is the nickname for the Montreal Canadiens. The team that Carey Price plays for. They are my favourite team

This is his 5th season in the league and has participated in the playoff once. His team is currently on track to qualify to the playoff this year. Since the 2006-2007 season the Edmonton Oilers have only participated in the playoff in 2016-2017 and lost in the quarterfinals. That's once in 13 years, though the futur looks good. It's too early to tell if he will be the GOAT, but he has potential, but he will need to win some championships to be in the running for the title. Wayne Gretzky, Bobby Orr, Maurice Richard, Sidney Crosby all need to be in that conversation

An assist is 1 point and a goal is one point , theres nothing in hockey that is worth more then one point. From canada btw played hockey for 15 years lol 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

Sent them for a pack of what?? Geeoodd dayum it brotha!

Anytime you are in Edmonton Adam lets go to a game! My treat! If you think he is amazing on TV you should really see him in person. Its truly magic when he steps on the ice. Go Oilers GO!!

I dig how much you like hockey man, do yourself a favour and go to a live game in CANADA especially playoffs. It's something else.

Ovi is my favourite player too. Everytime the Caps come to Edmonton I get tickets (sadly that only happens once a season). A few years ago I managed to get 1st row seats, Ovi scored 15ft in front of me, best game I ever saw.

Oilers are 16th out of 31 teams so far this season. They are in a playoff position as of now but there is still 1/3 left this in an 82 game schedule (out of 31 teams each have 82 games of regular season). Only 16 teams enter the playoffs and each series is a best of 7. Its a grind

A lot of kids in Canada are on the ice as toddlers learning to skate, it's like learning to walk...lol.

OMGOODNESS I can’t stop laughing at OvenChicken. That made my day!! When I’m upset I will say OvenChicken and all will be well!! Thank You!

@AdamCouser

4 жыл бұрын

❤️❤️😂

As a Nucks fan I usually shit on #97 but he is insanely talented. The goal against Reilly on HNIC, was one of those WTF moments.

goals & assists both count for 1 point. you should definitely come check out a playoff game in north america, they happen between april-june! love these videos, keep up the great content

Good shit Adam, Hilarious video

A goal and an assist are each worth one point. Connor McDavid is undoubtedly the best player in the NHL, however, Gretzky will forever be the GOAT because of the insane number of points (2,857) he collected during his career.

A lot of these clips are McDavid and draisaitl dynamic duo plays there’s a lot more where that came from. Make a reaction video on them

1:57 Lol tossin the jersey on the floor, and then tellin Biggie to shut up right after. One more strike and you're out buddy guy. ;)

I was just getting into my seat for the goal that he had against Vegas the place erupted

Oven Chicken is actually on a tear right now too, chasing after the all-time goalscoring record (AKA Gretzky's record). On Tuesday night, The Capitals were down 2-1 to the L.A. Kings (who are shit right now, so very bad) with 6 minutes left in the game. 4 minutes and 13 seconds later Oven Chicken had scored a hat trick to win the game in regulation. That put him at 698 career goals. He has also had three hat tricks in his last 6 games. As soon as he hits 700 goals, he will become only the eighth player in NHL history to do so. Three days prior to the game against L.A., in a game against the Ottawa Senators, Oven chicken scored his 695th goal to take 8th spot of all-time NHL goalscorers away from Mark Messier, an absolute legend and teammate of Gretzky's. Oven chicken is easily going to get to number 3 spot, which is currently occupied by another very "oven chicken" type of player Jaromir Jagr with 766 career goals. Oven Chicken is 34 years old and has 40 goals so far this season and is 196 goals away from breaking Gretzky's record of 894 career goals. He could easily play for another 4 seasons at least before his production starts to decline.

So McDavid had an injury last year and there is a documentary that shows his rehab its called Connor Mcdavid- Whatever It Takes. I really recomend that you check it out, your the best!!!!!

When the Sedin twins played their final game in Edmonton before retiring, one of them shook McDavid's hand and told him that he was the greatest player in the league. That's a HUGE compliment, coming from those two amazing players.

He got another insane one last night.

I was at the games for #12 and #8 and let me tell you he looks quicker in person! 😵

1 goal equals 1 point, 1 assist equals 1 point. There are 82 games in a season and last year McDavid finished second in scoring with 116 points.

His goal against the blue jackets wasn't even listed as one of the top 10 goals of the decade. I'm not a huge McDavid fan but I 100% believe that there is nobody that is better at hockey than he is right now

Its hard to say he will ever be the "GOAT" because Gretzky put up so many points his records will never be broken... however we might be able to say Mcdavid is the best to every play hockey eventually

When he isn't playing the Flyers, I smile as I watch that man play! Super talented, but I wonder if he will win a cup with the oilers, or if he wins with another team.😤😮

I love the vids, especially as a huge hockey fan lol

Today I learned that "goat" was an acronym all along.

Adam every year the NHL plays a couple of games in Europe, so maybe the 2020-2021 season. Your the best

LOTS of arguments need to be made for him to get into the GOAT conversation, but he IS currently the best player in the league

Arguably, the greatest hockey movie of all time is Miracle on Ice. Is is about the 1980 Winter Olympics. It is a MUST watch. Btw, I love your content, keep it up.

Goal and assists are each worth one

Please do Patrick Roy 🙏🏼

@PhilippeLetangPoirier

4 жыл бұрын

the best ever

@abj136

4 жыл бұрын

The way he single-handedly won the '93 cup was unreal.

@Vaporettes

4 жыл бұрын

Dont miss the legendary wink... that was priceless

Dont underestimate the kindness of Canadians. I have a feeling your Ovenchicken Jersey will be on its way soon

3:28 You dressed up as Sean Penn for Halloween-the fan on the right.

First man to ever call McDavid a joke haha

Edmonton Oilers -54 Games, 28 Wins, 20 losses, 6 OT = 62 points. So they are playing OK and could make the playoffs

are we just gonna ignore the fact that this man called Ovechkin "Oven Chicken" lmfao

McDavid is going to have to keep doing what he's doing for the next ten years to be even close to becoming the GOAT

Here in Edmonton we call him Connor McJesus and I think that’s because he’s the second coming of Gretzky

McDavid has a few things going for him. He's got great speed. Being able to blow past the defenders as he does is not something a lot of players can do. He's got very good hands: he's very good at handling the puck and definitely has good touch around the net. He's tall, which is great for being to keep the puck away from other players. He probably can move the puck about 3 meters from his extreme left to his extreme right or vice versa. That's a great thing when you're playing " keep-away" It's also great when you're trying to fake out the goalie. The trick is not to lose the puck when you make those moves, but he's an excellent stickhandler. He's currently #2 in the league for points (which is 1 point for a goal and 1 point for an assist. They award an assist to the last two players to handle the puck before the scorer. If the adversary had the puck and only 1 teammate touched the puck since the other team had it, the only award 1 assist. If the opposing team haad the puck and the scorer took it away from the other team, they only give the point to the scorer, so you don't always see two assists on the scoresheet. The Oilers are currently in the middle of the pack in terms of how they are doing this year. I think it's far too soon to talk about him as GOAT. There would be a lot of Gretzky and Mario Lemieux fans who would argue that point. I would be one of them.

React to Whatever It Takes Connor Mcdavid. It’s an hour long documentary following Connors journey back from a horrific knee injury he suffered last season in the Edmonton Oilers last game of the regular season

Goals and assists are worth 1 pt each. So a 5 point night is either 5 goals, 5 assists, or a combination of goals and assists that add up to 5

Adam, if you're blown away by McDavid's NHL highlights, you definitely need to do a video on his Junior highlights!!!!!!

McDavid has years ahead of him and its amazing how Ovechkin is going to be one of the highest scorers of all time and yet they are so different. They both have mad skill but nearly every goal I have seen from Connor is this highlight reel stuff where Ovechkin is in the right place at the right time to power a shot from the left circle

Goat indeed. Of this generation for sure

One goal is one point and one assist is one point

have a look at Scott Niedermayer's career, one of the top defencemen to ever play the game,. hall of famer, stanley cup winner, olympic gold winner, world championship winner (junior and pro), and memorial cup winner. all around good guy and a great fly-fisherman.

You need to learn more about Gretzky, beyond his grainy video highlights! The team Wayne Gretzky played on at age six was otherwise composed of 10-year-olds. His first coach remarked that he handled the puck better than the 10-year-olds, saying "Wayne was so good that you could have a boy of your own who was a tremendous hockey player, and he'd get overlooked because of what the Gretzky kid was doing". By age 10 Gretzky had scored an astonishing 378 goals and 139 assists in just one season with the Brantford Nadrofsky Steelers. By age 13, he had scored over 1,000 goals. His play attracted considerable negative attention from other players' parents, including those of his teammates, and he was often booed. When Gretzky was 14, he played Junior B hockey with the Toronto Nationals, in a league that included 20-year-olds. He earned Rookie of the Year honours in the Metro Junior B Hockey League in 1975-76, with 60 points in 28 games. The following year, as a 15-16-year-old, he had 72 points in 32 games with the same team, renamed the Seneca Nationals.

The term keeper is also used sometimes in hockey so no worries. I have that blue sweater too. Also have the orange one and got the 3rd dark blue this year. First player I've got on an oilers sweater since Grant Fuhr

Any of his videos about any specific sports team are his best videos, this baseball hockey and football

You should react to the documentary about his injury

So, in hockey they play the front of the net much like soccer players make runs through the center, near and far post when a cross comes into the box. Think of a hockey redirect goal as either a flick or header from a cross, the major difference (aside from the sticks and puck and shit) being that in hockey players will try to shield the goalie's vision for better angles on outside shots, as opposed to leaving the center open until they make a run. In hockey, runs are called "charges" and the goalie's area is called the "crease", fyi. Glad you're a full on hockey fan now

Watch the Battle of Alberta game Jan 29th. Nice jersey

McDavid is the best player in the world but you can’t compare anyone to Gretzky. The stats are unreal

@lisagale8992

4 жыл бұрын

Wayne's ability to anticipate and initiate goals was psychic. Thrilling to be apart of his years on ice and more importantly he was always very nice to me and my family.

@ronryan7398

4 жыл бұрын

If McDavid played in the 80's, he might be the only guy we talk about. If you think Gretzky would put up anywhere near those numbers today, you're high off your ass. And I know that's true because Gretzky said that.

@abj136

4 жыл бұрын

@@ronryan7398 My favorite Gretzky stat: 13 players in history have scored 100 assists in a season. 11 of them were Wayne Gretzky.

@christhakingpin1

4 жыл бұрын

@@abj136 or the fastest person to 1000 points was wayne, second fastest was wayne's next 1000.. unreal

@emkadude

4 жыл бұрын

Ron Ryan this is true but it’s also a very different game. Nobody had McDavid’s speed in the 80’s and the game catered to players with better game sense, etc which is where Wayne truly thrived

Lol what I find funny is even with McDavid the oilers manage to disappoint every year

@orbit2636

4 жыл бұрын

He's currently playing his 4th full season with the Oilers and if they make it to the playoffs he's 2/4. The Oilers are still in the process of building their team and their current lineup is pretty damn good, just way too inconsistent

@joer8854

4 жыл бұрын

@@orbit2636 They had something like 7 first overall picks in 10 years. They are the worst managed team in the NHL. That's just a fact. Fire the management now and get all new.

@dk2391

4 жыл бұрын

‘Building the Team’? They have been building for the last 20 years. They are on the right path now but if they don’t make a move to get these guys into the playoffs this year it will be time for another GM.

@emilywinters8461

4 жыл бұрын

this year not looking too bad but the playoffs are a grind most teams disappoint, look at Washington even with the oven chicken it took them a decade to finally win the cup.

@orbit2636

4 жыл бұрын

Joe R that’s what they did, hence why I said they’re building their team currently, their team is solid just way too inconsistent

When he says they must be top of the league material