I knew I saw this before!! The lesser known Bourque (Phil) in 1990 against Detroit:

 

http://video.nhl.com/videocenter/console?catid=35&id=218506&navid=nhl:topheads

At least he had the stones to do it in regulation time!!

In response to jmwalters' comment:

I said this last night. Or early this AM.

Guess I am behind the curve then....:)

In response to jmwalters' comment:

I remembered it from Don Cherry's Rock em Sock em video's.

Yes, but did you provide links to bad, grainy video to back up your claims last night? Huh? lol!

 

Just teasing....

Boo to circus moves that have only one way of getting in the net.

In response to lambda13's comment:

But...but...it worked in the AHL? Surely it will also be successful in a league with the best goalies in the world....Daugavins is an idiot.

That has been around for hundreds of years, I heard that Gordie Howe did it.  I did it in a pick up game once and it doesn't take the opposition long to start yelling 'hit his stick' - because that's all it takes when you do that.

0.0 for originality, doing that at the start or end or in the middle or in some combination with something(s) else might actually throw a goalie off

Perhaps his next attempt will be to put the puck on the flat side of his stick blade and throw it in lacrosse-style like Corey Perry did in the All-Star SO.

In response to BadHabitude's comment:

Yes, it's called ringette.

In response to lambda13's comment:

After last night, I hate the shootout even more. To me, the only way I would accept it is some sort of time limit to mimic an "in-game- break-away" with no slowing down, stopping tricks ect. The skater's best shot or deke at game speed, vs the goaltender.

It was awfully close to going in.  Im bet that most goalies not named Rask would have been scored on. Mabye not the best choice of moves, but it was entertaining.  

In response to Rufus604's comment:

could you imagine he would have scored after bumping Rask ?  Milk crates ????

I can't believe he said he's practiced the move for 3 years. That shouldn't take more than an hour or so to perfect. It's something I'd do on the river as a kid. It's child's play.

 

In response to BsLegion's comment:

Haha. Would have been interesting to say the least

It's not the first time Daugavins has used it in a shootout. Listen to how his name is pronounced........ day-go-vans 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkIXY_5m7Dg