Laine blows a goal THROUGH Seider's stick

[The Cannon of Tesoma]

Not really threadworthy to me. This kind of thing happens

With this pace he is shooting

A) Masterton trophy for himself
B) Calder for a rookie D-man
C) Habs to Playoffs

And most remarkably, breaking 15-20 sticks when doing that.

(Disclaimer: His PP-production and Shooting% maybe unsustainably high, but also his 5v5 production is unstainably low.)

Only if mods would've let that 50-in-50 thread be open you wouldn't have to get annoyed.

 

[Marioesque]

I'm still intrigued by the physics of this shot.

The way the bottom half of Seiders stick explodes into the corner, it's hard to comprehend how much force the puck applied to the stick and still had momentum to continue towards net with speed.

It looks fake how the lower half instantly accelerates but there's no other force affecting it but the puck. Crazy stuff

 

[The Cannon of Tesoma]

I'm still intrigued by the physics of this shot.

The way the bottom half of Seiders stick explodes into the corner, it's hard to comprehend how much force the puck applied to the stick and still had momentum to continue towards net with speed.

It looks fake how the lower half instantly accelerates but there's no other force affecting it but the puck. Crazy stuff

It looks to me that just before a puck hits to the stick, Seider's knee is pushing it downwards, causing extra stress that then causes explosive release of pieces of the stick.

That momentum has to come somewhere and only vehicle of power that can reasonably cause such "explosion" to that direction is the puck.

 

[HabsAddict]

Why is it so complicated about the flying stick? It was trying to get out of the way...

 

[Kiekura]

The force that it blasted that stick for it to go flying like that is actually insane.

And you have players trying to body block that shot. Hockey players are just different

 

[Hollowmoon]

And you have players trying to body block that shot. Hockey players are just different

“I would not want to have to block his shot,” Jake Evans said. “It looks so effortless and then it does that.” (NHL. com)

 

[Matti_A]

mph?

 

[Jabba11]

“I would not want to have to block his shot,” Jake Evans said. “It looks so effortless and then it does that.” (NHL. com)

It goes to show you that Moritz Seider is an animal and heck of player!

 

[ijuka]

mph?

86.0 mph