Kipper933
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I don't know what I'm doing wrong here but everytime I click that link it sends me to http://www.rushockey.com/ instead and I can't find the article anywhere on the site.
the thread is a year old.
I don't know what I'm doing wrong here but everytime I click that link it sends me to http://www.rushockey.com/ instead and I can't find the article anywhere on the site.
I actually wasn't the one to bump this, but am always happy to share my thoughts. In terms of Kukushkin, never say never, but at this point the NHL can't be more than a pipe dream as far as he is concerned. In fact, he has his work cut out for him in terms of solidifying a future in the RSL. While he is still young, not being able to fully cement a roster spot on one of the worst teams in the RSL is never a good a sign.Since you brought this up can you tell us Dallas fans about Sergei Kukushin's season?
Also do you think a lot of other Russian players are going to begin taking the route Korostin did and coming over to play junior hockey in order to avoid the transfer mess?
I am not aware of Korneev having any North American plans at this point. As for how good he is, you will have to wait until the 2008 version of my list!Do you you whether Korneev has any intentions of coming over to North America and how good is he really?
I will, very soon.Might as well get your opinion on Yemelin while your talking about Habs prospects.
The link has died at some point during the course of the year. The article is archived here: http://www.rushockey.com/index.php?l=eng&t=1&s=1&st=210I don't know what I'm doing wrong here but everytime I click that link it sends me to http://www.rushockey.com/ instead and I can't find the article anywhere on the site.
Koshechkin had a complete collapse of a season, so I wouldn't even classify him as a potential NHL backup at this point. Artyukhin has diversified his game since leaving the NHL, but I will leave the specifics for this year's edition.Thanks for finding the link again and I was wondering about Artyukhin, I mean at the minute his agent is in talks with Tampa Bay management so there is a chance he could play for the bolts next season, but what kind of role could he fulfill? I mean obviously his size and hitting would be useful but is he likely to become a scorer or not?
Also about Koshechkin it says his immediate impact would be NHL backup but would potential does he have? Would he ever be able to develop into a decent starter?
Koshechkin had a complete collapse of a season, so I wouldn't even classify him as a potential NHL backup at this point. Artyukhin has diversified his game since leaving the NHL, but I will leave the specifics for this year's edition.
Artyukhin is leaving CSKA under the pretense of "a tempting NHL offer", so I would assume that him playing for the Lightning next season is practically a done deal.I had heard things like that about Koshechkin but wasnt sure, but that is great news about R2 especially if he comes back for next season, thanks for the info.
Soon after the end of the World Championships.And just wondering when is this years edition coming out?