Raksts par Ronu Hextallu, redzeeju spokos vienu video veeleejos pievienot veelvienu, atvainojos, ja video iepriekš ir bijis.
Neliela informācija par viņu visu negribu tulkot, viņš ir vārtusargs ar rekordu, visvairāk soda minūtes. Un viņš bija pirmais vārtusargs kurš ir guvis vārtus. (ja nemaldos 2 reizes.) Karocha traks vecis, dazkaart uzbruceeji pat netuvojas liist blakus vina vaartusarga laukumam. Vinsh iedvesa bailes!
Tur kur viņš redzams ar bārdu un tiesnesis viņu tur jums neatgādina "THIS IS SPARTAAA":D (3min 17 sec)
The result of his time as a skater, though, was that Ron became perhaps the game's most mobile goalie of all time. It also gave him a desire to do something no goalie had ever done before score. Sure enough, the night of December 8, 1987, in a game against the Boston Bruins, the Flyers had a two-goal lead and the Bruins pulled their goalie in the last minute. Hextall got the puck near the side of his net and fired it in, the first time a goalie had ever shot a puck into the opposition goal. (Billy Smith of the Islanders was once credited with a goal for being the last player to touch the puck before the other team scored into its own goal.) Incredibly, Hextall replicated the feat in the playoffs. On April 11, 1989, he again fired the puck into the open net, against Washington, thus also becoming the first goalie to score in a playoff game.
Hextall's style was physical, aggressive and unheard of. He would chase the puck anywhere in his own end, and his own players routinely shot the puck back to him when killing a penalty. Along with being a goal scorer, he also set every possible penalty-minutes record for a goalie, collecting more than 100 on two occasions and no goalie had ever come anywhere near the 100 mark. The first time came in his rookie season, when he was assessed 104 minutes. The very next year he broke that mark. He was also the most willing fighter among pad-wearers the game had ever known and as a result was suspended on numerous occasions.
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