Prospect Info: April 2: Alexei Kolosov has joined AHL Phantoms (Goalie, 2021 draft pick); played April 13

[Amorgus]

Is #69 allowed?

When we worked for county government we were able to get Monroe County license plates. It was usually two letters like MN or MR and then a two or three digit number. My old friend may still have the plates MR 69. He got so many reactions out on the road.

 

[Cody Webster]

Know what pisses me off? When I'm catching up on a thread, and I see a post where I can drop some high-larious response, only to find someone already has before I'm fully caught up.

Screw you guys.

That's the worst

 

[ajgoal]

Give him 16. It's an atypical goalie number.

 

[Sawdalite]

Never mind.........
~Emily Litella

 

[mize370]

Don't know what has and/or has not been posted anywhere on his jersey number... but from what can determine, there is a little bit of an interesting story hiding beneath his Flyers jersey number; he appears to have been assigned #82... seems he wore #28 in KHL... Giroux wore #28 with Flyers... obviously, the organization would not want to stir up any possible negative vibes among the fanbase, especially with those who are dissatisfied with the treating of Giroux departure... #82 is the reverse of #28... Flyers flipped his KHL number, probably with his approval.

All of the above is pure assumption from a long-time observer of the Flyers 'days of our lives' spin-off soap opera.

Wrong goalie dude. 82 is Fedotov

 

[Sawdalite]

Wrong goalie dude. 82 is Fedotov

OOPS... Wrong thread... damn these Russian names are hard to get a handle on. Haha

Thanks... I'll take care of it.

 

[BernieParent]

Know what pisses me off? When I'm catching up on a thread, and I see a post where I can drop some high-larious response, only to find someone already has before I'm fully caught up.

Screw you guys.

Same. I post it anyways.

 

[SolidSnakeUS]

Apparently showed up in NA early Sunday:

 

[MiamiScreamingEagles]

Q and A with Brent Flahr and his responses.

MSN

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Q: Many call Kolosov one of the best goalies outside the NHL. What is the expectation for him, let’s say for next year?​

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A:Well, you never know. The one thing with him, it’s kind of a freakish thing, is he’s played almost four years, I think, in the KHL. He played as an 18-year-old, which is unheard of. So, he’s got lots of experience, played at a high level, has played big games. He doesn’t play for the strongest team in his league — and he gets peppered a lot of nights, and it’s been really good. I think he, realistically, will need time in the American League, just to adjust to the pro game over here, with all the traffic and the arena size and all the different things. But he is highly athletic, he’s competitive. His interest is playing in the NHL and not the American League so we’ll see where it goes.​

 

[MiamiScreamingEagles]

 

[BritainStix]

Let's go Alexei!!!!

 

[Curufinwe]

One of these Russian goalies has to pan out