The KHL clubs have been using the smaller ice surface, the NHL or Finnish (60x28) size. I believe just one club is using the Olympic size.He certainly is more comfortable on the large ice than the small ice.
Ffs, he is a loan. How have they have given up on him? He is not exactly setting the KHL on fire so far, but he is a prospect still.What does this mean in your opinion, Flyers fans? That the organization has not given up on Vorobyev and are hopeful to see him back in 21/22?
I'm asking because team tends greatly to give up on 24 year old prospect who are not even playing in North America anymore.Ffs, he is a loan. How have they have given up on him? He is not exactly setting the KHL on fire so far, but he is a prospect still.
This is a special year as we all knowI'm asking because team tends greatly to give up on 24 year old prospect who are not even playing in North America anymore.
Ffs, he is a loan. How have they have given up on him? He is not exactly setting the KHL on fire so far, but he is a prospect still.
You should be absolutely sure he doesn't have 3 year deal with SYu (which he does) before starting the sentence "ffs".Ffs, he is a loan. How have they have given up on him? He is not exactly setting the KHL on fire so far, but he is a prospect still.
It's just 0 risk move for them to retain his rights, he can't even accept that offer now, whatever it is, it's just formality. It means they believe he might still have some relevance to the NHL teams in 2023 but not much else.What does this mean in your opinion, Flyers fans? That the organization has not given up on Vorobyev and are hopeful to see him back in 21/22?
That 3 year deal means nothing as long as the Flyers keep his NHL rights. KHL deals are easier to terminate.You should be absolutely sure he doesn't have 3 year deal with SYu (which he does) before starting the sentence "ffs".
It's just 0 risk move for them to retain his rights, he can't even accept that offer now, whatever it is, it's just formality. It means they believe he might still have some relevance to the NHL teams in 2023 but not much else.
As long as the Flyers hold his rights it's a quasi-loan. He is probably still hoping to come back. I doubt that. That ship has sailed the day he went to NA istead of completing his education in Russia. There are always miracle revivals though.Vorobyov isn't loaned though, his deal with Salavat is full-time.
Terrible news, I feel for him.According to championat.com, his agent told that Vorobyov is out long-term with an ACL injury.