Goalie geeks believe RVH originated in Sweden. They agree that it exploded after 2012 when Jonathan Quick rode RVH to the Stanley Cup. The explosive and freakishly flexible Quick helped to ...

Los Angeles King goalie Jonathan Quick is credited for making the RVH a go-to move as he utilized it en route to two Stanley Cup titles over the last five seasons.

Nashville goalie Juuse Saros drops into the RVH early as Zadorov approaches the goal line. He compresses his body too much, which leaves even more room for Zadorov to shoot at the top half of the net.

Short for reverse vertical horizontal, the RVH involves the goalie leaning toward the post with his short-side pad tilted horizontally and far-side pad vertical.

I'm going to do the RVH," Weekes said. "Quickie is the best at it. ... His body works in ways that nobody's does, ... "If the goalie shows them something that they weren't expecting to see, ...

In the Stanley Cup Final, it appeared that rather go into RVH on a McDavid rush from a sharp angle, Florida goalie Sergei Bobrovsky decided to stay on his feet.