If they had been specifically playing for it, the result from Marc Kennedy's double and freeze in the 7th end of the Brier semi would have to make this list somewhere I think. But it's hard to call it a top shot when it didn't exactly do what was called.
If you watch the shot before #9, you see a team place the rock in the only spot that leaves the double. The. Only. Spot. It was an example of a team not communicating, and a skip mad at missing her first and not communicating. It is a perfect end for coaches.
I never saw #2 before somehow. I had to watch it a half dozen times to see the shot a couple times and then catch all the other teams faces when he made the shot and the shock and wow LOL
If they had been specifically playing for it, the result from Marc Kennedy's double and freeze in the 7th end of the Brier semi would have to make this list somewhere I think. But it's hard to call it a top shot when it didn't exactly do what was called.
https://plus.curling.ca/video-player/vod/semifinal-2023-tim-hortons-brier-bottcher-wc1-vs-dunstone-mb?entryId=0_im7b3olh&category=full-replays&tournament=tim-hortons-brier
Starts at 1h45m.
Yes, beautiful shot but for sure not exactly on purpose.
If you watch the shot before #9, you see a team place the rock in the only spot that leaves the double. The. Only. Spot. It was an example of a team not communicating, and a skip mad at missing her first and not communicating. It is a perfect end for coaches.
I never saw #2 before somehow. I had to watch it a half dozen times to see the shot a couple times and then catch all the other teams faces when he made the shot and the shock and wow LOL
Yeah it was only on streaming so went under the radar a bit but so friggin nuts