Epic and Dominant Shifts in NHL History

It’s not a powerplay - it just looks like it! Relive some of the most epic and dominant shifts in NHL history, from the Rangers relentless pressure to McDavid and Draisaitl’s game of keepaway, plus a whole lot of magic from the Sedin twins!

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[skeletor]

The twins were posted in 4 clips. Absolutely dominate. I'm aware they never won the cup but many greats never hoisted the cup.

[lordtimbit]

The Sedins were so good at puck movement, this entire video could be their clips

[tmoore]

Darren Helm's penalty kill in 2009 against the Hawks in game 5.

[boppityboopy]

Man that rangers shift. Almost every player on the roster was involved in that somehow

[SteelersFan]

Man I remember watching that rangers playoff run, when I saw them play that shift I genuinely thought we could win it all. High hopes for this season!

[squirrel_trucker]

I knew before even clicking, that I’d be seeing a lot of the Sedins. Did not disappoint.

[seabass]

i was able to watch the kid lines “the shift” in person… chills

[turarosicky]

Mike richards goal vs montreal in '10 playoffs. Great hit, great setup, great hustle and boom goal. He did it all

[VRNER]

Blues vs Bruins. Stanley Cup Finals. Game 2. Overtime. Could have put the entire (nearly) 4 minutes on here. Pure dominance.

[johnmay]

Does NHL not know what a shift is? The first clip involves multiple line changes by the Rangers.

[canucklehead]

I'm just gonna say it, and I don't care if anyone disagrees
If you really think the Sedins don't deserve to be in the hall of fame despite the fact they never hoisted a cup, you have no idea what you're talking about. They revolutionized puck cycling, and speed in hockey. The Canucks might be the most snake bitten franchise in hockey considering how many times they SHOULD have gotten things done, but weren't able to... but that doesn't change the fact that we may never see players like Danny, and Hank again. The only other example I can think of in a of professional sports where identical twins became a dominant force because of their twin gift was Serena, and Venus Williams. Completely different sport, I know, but that just goes to show how rare two twins using their gift to DOMINATE a sport truly is, and they SHOULD be immortalized because of it.

[jakeheerwagen]

I remember being at a Victoria Royals game and they had one sustained offensive zone pressure that lasted like 4 minutes. And they scored at the end of it. Without a PP as well which was even more insane

[Deadono]

More sh*t like this. So much fun to watch!

[garnerbrown]

Please NHL, please please please can we have more ads?

[nikkoferreiro]

That Rangers kid line was something crazy

[tylerdurden]

Why isn't this a 3 hour video of the sedin's then. Oh wait, biased makemelaughs suckers. Nevermind.

[Pensfan]

Helm in 09 against Chicago? Orpik knocking down 3 of 5 Red Wings in 08? Nothing? OK then.

[chuckmo]

The first clip was the only one I needed to see

[trippyness]

Lol @ Vancouver ppl envying the oilers 🤣 🤣 🤣

[danglesnhl]

Being at msg for that game 1 shift was some of the most fun I’ve ever had garden was buzzing