D2: The Mighty Ducks Page #7

Synopsis: Gordon Bombay is forced to withdraw from the minor hockey league with a knee injury. Much to his surprise, he is given the job of coach of Team USA Hockey for the Junior Goodwill Games in California. With most of the Ducks and a few new players in tow, he sets forth for LA. All appears to be going well for a while, but the hype of Hollywood starts to get to Gordon, and he is distracted when Iceland, the favourites to win the title, appear on the scene.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Family
Director(s): Sam Weisman
Production: Buena Vista Pictures
 
IMDB:
6.0
Rotten Tomatoes:
21%
PG
Year:
1994
106 min
5,746 Views


get that wrist X-rayed.

Come on.

- That's the way.

- We will work hard and we're gonna succeed.

Nothing will bring us down.

If we fall,

we'll get up and try it again.

Way to get over

on your edge there, Connie!

Good, Portman, good.

Soft hands.

Coach. Coach, i know with Banks

out, we got a roster slot open.

- Yeah?

- You know how I always told you I'd make a better coach than a player?

I did some scouting

for us. Come on in.!

- Russ Tyler. Coach Bombay.

- Hiya, Coach.

Russ Tyler, huh.

Well, Russ,

what can you do for the team?

You never heard

of my knucklepuck?

Knucklepuck?

No.

- U.S.A. leading Russia two-to-one

here in the third period. - Over here.

Russ Tyler, Team U.S.A. 's newest member from

Los Angeles calling for the puck. He gets it.

- it's knucklepuck time.

- He winds up.

He shoots.

He scores.!

Yeah!

- Yeah!

That's my stuff!.

I told him no visitors, but he

wanted to congratulate you anyway.

That's Wayne Gretzky.

Can i shake your hand?

How ya doin'?

- This is The Great One.

- Wayne's fine.

- Say, hockey.

- Hockey!

Powered by a one goal victory

over Russia...

Team U.S.A. hockey advances to the

finals of theJunior Goodwill Games...

where they'll go up against the

top-seeded team from Iceland.

- Coach, shouldn't we have our hockey gear on?

- Yeah?

- Guys, this is our last team practice,

which means- - The return of Captain Blood.

No.

- it means... let's have some fun.

- All right!

- Easy, easy now.

- Whoa.

- Good.

- i love it.

i can skate.

Yes, he can skate.

Oh.

Playtime is over.

We have the ice now.

You and your little rink rats

must leave.

We're right here,

Coach.

The only thing little

was your career in the pros.

Gordon, no,

let's go.

Well, at least I had a shot.

I was there.

You were a disgrace.

All right, team,

we're outta here.

- Let's go, i said! Come on!

- Can you still move on the ice?

Well, please,

play a little with me.

Show me the famous triple deke

your daddy taught you.

Or was it that

old geezer over there?

Marria.

Three bar. First one to hit

both posts and the crossbar.

- Have to take it out past the blue line.

- i know the game.

Come on, Bombay.

Come on!

That's it. That's it.!

Yeah.!

News flash.

That wasn't even

my triple deke.

One more post and you go home crying. By

the way, Stansson, you owe me a beach ball.

It's all right.

Get your coach off the ice.

We have to practice now.

Stay back!

Back, back, back.

Live from the Arrowhead Pond

in Anaheim, California...

it's Team U.S.A. versus Iceland in the

hockey finals of theJunior Goodwill Games.

Hi, everybody. This is Bob

Miller along with Jacques Berman.

Nice to have you with us for what

should be an exciting title game tonight.

Coach.

i woke up...

and the pain was gone.

Adam, i'm sorry,

we already have a full roster.

He can have my spot.

it's what i can do

for the team.

Let me do it.

Charlie, i need you on the bench,

+coaching right there with me.

Take a deep breath.

Here we go.

Now the two teams gather

at their respective benches.

In their last meeting,

Iceland crushed Team U.S.A., 12-one.

Heads high.! Stand tall.! Fly straight.!

- U.S.A.!

- All the way!

Wooo!

Wooo!

We're ready for the opening face-off

in tonight's championship game.

Team U.S.A.

against Iceland.

Lester Averman will move in

to take the draw for Team U.S.A.

And off the face-off,

Averman gets knocked down.

Iceland physically dominated

the first game between two teams...

and they'll try

to do it again tonight.

Guy Germaine gets checked down

in the corner.

Behind the net, Goldberg cuts it off

for U.S.A. Here comes Dean Portman.

He's hit hard into the glass

by Gunnar Stahl.

Iceland out to dominate

this game early.

Puck is still in the U.S.A. zone.

There's a shot from the blue line.

Stick save by Goldberg.

Good save.

Held in by Iceland. Goldberg

looks like he got tripped.

Iceland still with it. Back behind the

net. Here's a wraparound by Sanderson.

- He scores.! Iceland gets

an early one-to-nothing lead.

it's all right.

We'll get that one back.

Hey!

Too slow, big boy.

- All right! That's it!

- Don't listen to him.

- That guy'll kill you.

- Well, at least hold me back like i'm gonna kill him.

Come on, man! Let me at him! Let me go!

You want some of this?

Let me at him!

Line change!

Guy,Jesse, Russ.

- You ready? Get out there.

- Yeah.

That's the shooter!

Watch him! Get him!

- There he is.

- There you go. That's my boy!

Cross sticks.

What are you doin'?

Get off me.

Boo!

- Over here, man. Gimme the puck.

- Shooter!

Watch out, boy.

it's knucklepuck time.

Aw, man,

i messed up.

Iceland with a one-nothing lead.

Throwing everything they have at U.S.A.

Team U.S.A. has to find a way

to get back in this game...

because they are being totally dominated

by a bigger, faster Iceland team.

We can't make it. iceland's bigger,

stronger, faster. They got more facial hair.

Banks, you're on.

Hey, be careful

out there.

Sit down. Sit down. Hey, Ref, why don't you

call something? He almost took his arm off!.

- That'll be two minutes.

- Two minutes well worth it.

Get in the box,

you big goon.

- i'm okay.

- You sure?

Yeah. i'm fine. They

just hit the pad. Really.

You'll be okay,

Banks.

Way to hang in there, Adam.

Great playing.

Now the crowd doing the wave, trying

to get Team U.S.A. back in this game.

It may be working.

Team U.S.A. up to center ice.

Moreau to the blue line of Iceland. Drops

it back to Mendoza. Ducks under a check.

Robertson with it now for Team U.S.A.

He's got great moves with the puck.

Robertson still with it. Portman

calling for it in front of the net.

Robertson knocked down from

behind. Iceland will take over.

- Somebody get on him.

- Get him, Luis.!

Here's Luis Mendoza in a

footrace trying to catch Amselik.

Amselik on a breakaway.

He could make it three-nothing.

Mendoza trying

frantically to catch him.

Amselik moving in on Goldberg.

Gets hit from behind.

Taking the puck-

Amselik, Mendoza and the puck

all in the net. It's a goal.

And Iceland leads now...

three-to-nothing.

Show me the Flying "V".

Let's go! Let's go!

Hey!

And here's a four-on-none

break for Iceland.

- Gunnar Stahl to Sanderson.

Wide open net and he scores.

Four-nothing,

Iceland.

And iceland is really taking it

to Team U.S.A.

They are completely

dominating this game.

As we start the second period, you wonder

how is Team U.S.A. going to get back in this.

It's like

David versus Goliath.

Oy, vey.

- You guys wanna ease up a little bit? Just thought i'd ask.

- Come on, guys.

Off the face-off,Averman gets

knocked down by Gunnar Stahl.

And the heavy hitting by Iceland continues.

It's gonna take something drastic...

for Team U.S.A.

to turn this game around.

Party!

Yeah!

Iceland trying to pad their

lead in the second period.

Number 74 spins around.

He's right in the slot.

He shoots.!

And a save by Goldberg.

Kenny Wu picks it up behind the U.S.A.

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