Dominik Hašek

THE DOMINATOR!!!

Najbolji golman ikada!! U NHL ligi je igrao od 1990. do 2008. sa tim sto je dva puta na kratko prekidao karijeru. Igrao je za Cikago, Bafalo, Otavu i Detroit! :klan: :klan: :klan:

Svakako legenda i meni jedan od najdrazih igraca.

Covjek koji mi je promijenio djetinjstvo cuvene 1998 Tada sam zavolio hokej,iako sam bio balavac

Legendarni Dominik Hašek postao je šampion Češke u 45. godini života.

Pardubice su dobile Vitkovice sa 3-2 posle produžetka u četvrtoj utakmici finala i počistile ih.

Hašek je i rođen i počeo je karijeru u Pardubicama, a njegovi saigrači tvrde da nije ništa lošiji nego pre 12 godina u Naganu kada je stvarno bio Dominator.

Selektor Češke Vladimir Ružička se sada razmišlja da li da ga povede na Svetsko prvenstvo u Nemačku. Hašek je sada kompletirao bukvalno sve trofeje koje je mogao da osvoji u hokeju na ledu.

A je'ote pa frajer je stvarno kralj

3 shutouta u 13 meceva Veliki Dominator :klan:

zamisli jos da ga povedu na svetsko..
pa to bi bio stvarno podvig i podatak za ginisa (mislim)..

Je'ote, jel se njemu suci obracaju s Vi Gospodine

Svakako je to zasluzio

sta da kazem.. veliki golmani izgleda pocinju na slovo H (msm da Jaro Halak moze da bude isto to.. dobro, ne bas isto ko Hasek, to tesko.. ali vrhunski golman - da)

Mlad je Halak,velika je buducnost pred njim.

Samo da ga ovi moju ne sjebu kako bi progurali svog mutavca...

Sve mi se cini da ce jedan od njih biti trejdovan

Ma nek trejdaju Pricea kad i kud god hoce...

zar njima obojci ne istice ugovor na kraju ove..

Mislim da je tako,a na ESPN-u sam cuo da namjeravaju obojici da produze ugovor pa jednog da trejduju.Hoce Habsi maksimalnu korist sto je i normalno

ja prajsa ne bi uzeo ni da sam florida..
ok, kvalitet i solidan, ali ugovor.. feg je on, trazice pare..

bas gledam neke videve i naidjem na ovo..



..and Hasek says: "Get out of here.. get out of here.."
pogledajte ceo klipic, jako je zanimljiva situacija.. na kraju videa se mozda i najbolje vidi..

Golman i po.

If he were to ever play in the NHL again, Dominik Hasek would find himself alongside Gordie Howe and Chris Chelios in the top three of the oldest players to ever have played in the league.

In Buffalo yesterday for a Willie O'Ree youth skills event and to drop the puck for a ceremonial faceoff before last night's Sabres-Thrashers game, the 46-year old Hasek spoke to reporters and expressed his desire to play one more season, but only in the KHL.

"I definitely want to play one more year in Russia. I want to win the cup over there," Hasek said Saturday, during a return to his former home in Buffalo. "I feel great, in good shape."
"The NHL, it's the best show in the world, but I said already when I left Detroit, I said goodbye to the NHL," Hasek said. "I want to play. But if I want to play, I don't want to be a backup goalie."
"I still believe I could play on the highest level. However, it wouldn't be a good idea to come back right now to the NHL," Hasek said. "I feel like I want to stay in hockey, but it's got to be Russia."

Hasek finished the season with Moscow Spartak with a 23-19-3 record and 2.48 goals-against average before bowing out in the first round of the Gagarin Cup.
In other former NHL great news, Sergei Fedorov's Metalurg Magnitogorsk forced a Game 7 in the KHL's Eastern Conference semifinals against Jaromir Jagr's Avangard Omsk with a 2-1 win yesterday. The deciding game will be on Monday and could spell the end a career for either Fedorov or Jagr, whose contracts both end this season.

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Dominik Hasek wants ‘one more year’ in the KHL

If he were to ever play in the NHL again, Dominik Hasek would find himself alongside Gordie Howe and Chris Chelios in the top three of the oldest players to ever have played in the league.

In Buffalo yesterday for a Willie O'Ree youth skills event and to drop the puck for a ceremonial faceoff before last night's Sabres-Thrashers game, the 46-year old Hasek spoke to reporters and expressed his desire to play one more season, but only in the KHL.

"I definitely want to play one more year in Russia. I want to win the cup over there," Hasek said Saturday, during a return to his former home in Buffalo. "I feel great, in good shape."
"The NHL, it's the best show in the world, but I said already when I left Detroit, I said goodbye to the NHL," Hasek said. "I want to play. But if I want to play, I don't want to be a backup goalie."
"I still believe I could play on the highest level. However, it wouldn't be a good idea to come back right now to the NHL," Hasek said. "I feel like I want to stay in hockey, but it's got to be Russia."

Hasek finished the season with Moscow Spartak with a 23-19-3 record and 2.48 goals-against average before bowing out in the first round of the Gagarin Cup.
In other former NHL great news, Sergei Fedorov's Metalurg Magnitogorsk forced a Game 7 in the KHL's Eastern Conference semifinals against Jaromir Jagr's Avangard Omsk with a 2-1 win yesterday. The deciding game will be on Monday and could spell the end a career for either Fedorov or Jagr, whose contracts both end this season.

Mozda se tri legende zajedno povuku

da li je moguce ovo?
In talks with the Toronto Maple Leafs, Phoenix Coyotes, Washington Capitals and Tampa Bay Lightning.

Gde si to cuo?

Ja nesto ne verujem . pa covek ima skoro 50 godina .

Pufta opet siri neistine..