Sabres defenseman Rasmus Dahlin breaks his stick and takes the stick of teammate Jason Zucker, only for him to struggle with the new stick moments later, leading to an easy opportunity for Nikita Kucherov, who does not miss.
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10 Comments
the way he shot it bro.
Mini sticks be like
A bad stick is better than no stick.
Kuch is a level above!
I’m here after ot 4-3
Damn how much smaller is Zucker than Dahlin? Lol
Seems like a good time to go up the boards instead of making a stupid play up the middle of the ice.
there was a million better ways to phrase that than "hand your d man a stick so he can play with it"
Hey actual hockey players, any coaches rules about clearing the puck up the center of the ice from your own zone? Shouldn't he have tried to move it to the boards or to the outside?
As per the usual he misses the forest for the trees. What if he didn't get the stick? Then he's trying to clear it with his feet