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For a few reasons (1: No exposure on International Tournament Board, 2: This has to do with prospects, 3: I have too much time on my hands), I thought I'd post summaries of today's games at the Under-18 Tournament in Minsk.

Denmark - 2

1) Jannik Hansen (Dennis Nielsen)
2) Peter Regin (Morten Madsen, Jannik Hansen)

USA - 5

1) Phil Kessel (Kevin Porter, Brandon Scero) PP
2) Nathan Davis (Matt Auffrey, Phil Kessel)
3) Kevin Porter (Tom Fritsche, Bryan Lerg)
4) Tom Fritsche (Kevin Porter, Bryan Lerg)
5) Matt Auffrey (Phil Kessel, Nathan Davis)

Shots:

DEN - 11
USA - 33

Goalies:

DEN - Sebastian Dahm
USA - Cory Schneider
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Norway - 4

1) Jesper Hoel (Mathis Olimb)
2) Mathias Trygg (Dennis Sveum)
3) Martin Hagen (Fredrik Thinn)
4) Fredrik Stensberg (Mats Aasen)

Russia - 8

1) Alexander Plyuschev (Alexander Radulov, Roman Voloshenko)
2) Roman Voloshenko (Anton Belov) PP
3) Dmitri Shitikov (Denis Parshin) PP
4) Alexander Radulov (Mikhail Yunkov, Roman Voloshenko)
5) Sergei Ogorodnikov (Sergei Salnikov, Evgeni Malkin)
6) Roman Voloshenko (Adgur Dzhugelia)
7) Sergei Ogorodnikov (Nikolai Kulemin)
8) Evgeni Malkin

Shots:

NOR - 31
RUS - 61

Goalies:

NOR - Lars Paulgaard, Lars Haugen
RUS - Anton Khudobin
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Sweden - 0

Canada - 5

1) Jean-Michel Rizk (Kyle Chipchura)
2) Andy Rogers (Adam Berti, Ryan Garlock) PP
3) Liam Reddox (Aaron Gagnon, Frederik Cabana)
4) Liam Reddox (Aaron Gagnon, Frederik Cabana)
5) Jean-Michel Rizk (Kyle Chipchura) SH

Shots:

SWE - 16
CAN - 30

Goalies:

SWE - Magnus Akerlund
CAN - Devan Dubnyk
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Czech Republic - 1

1) Vladimir Sobotka

Slovakia - 1

1) Erik Piatak

Shots:

CZE - 19
SVK - 16

Goalies:

CZE - Marek Schwarz
SVK - Michal Valent
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This must have been a great game. No goalie stats listed though. Do you no anything about Valent? Ranked 10th among European goalies. Seems to have matched Schwarz in the game.

Seachd said:
For a few reasons (1: No exposure on International Tournament Board, 2: This has to do with prospects, 3: I have too much time on my hands), I thought I'd post summaries of today's games at the Under-18 Tournament in Minsk.

Denmark - 2

1) Jannik Hansen (Dennis Nielsen)
2) Peter Regin (Morten Madsen, Jannik Hansen)

USA - 5

1) Phil Kessel (Kevin Porter, Brandon Scero) PP
2) Nathan Davis (Matt Auffrey, Phil Kessel)
3) Kevin Porter (Tom Fritsche, Bryan Lerg)
4) Tom Fritsche (Kevin Porter, Bryan Lerg)
5) Matt Auffrey (Phil Kessel, Nathan Davis)

Shots:

DEN - ??
USA - ??

Goalies:

DEN - Sebastian Dahm
USA - Cory Schneider
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Norway - 4

1) Jesper Hoel (Mathis Olimb)
2) Mathias Trygg (Dennis Sveum)
3) Martin Hagen (Fredrik Thinn)
4) Fredrik Stensberg (Mats Aasen)

Russia - 8

1) Alexander Plyuschev (Alexander Radulov, Roman Voloshenko)
2) Roman Voloshenko (Anton Belov) PP
3) Dmitri Shitikov (Denis Parshin) PP
4) Alexander Radulov (Mikhail Yunkov, Roman Voloshenko)
5) Sergei Ogorodnikov (Sergei Salnikov, Evgeni Malkin)
6) Roman Voloshenko (Adgur Dzhugelia)
7) Sergei Ogorodnikov (Nikolai Kulemin)
8) Evgeni Malkin

Shots:

NOR - ??
RUS - ??

Goalies:

NOR - Lars Paulgaard, Lars Haugen
RUS - Anton Khudobin
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Sweden - 0

Canada - 5

1) Jean-Michel Rizk (Kyle Chipchura)
2) Andy Rogers (Adam Berti, Ryan Garlock) PP
3) Liam Reddox (Aaron Gagnon, Frederik Cabana)
4) Liam Reddox (Aaron Gagnon, Frederik Cabana)
5) Jean-Michel Rizk (Kyle Chipchura) SH

Shots:

SWE - 16
CAN - 32

Goalies:

SWE - Magnus Akerlund
CAN - Devan Dubnyk
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Czech Republic - 1

1) Vladimir Sobotka

Slovakia - 1

1) Erik Piatak

Shots:

CZE - ??
SVK - ??

Goalies:

CZE - Marek Schwarz
SVK - Michal Valent
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Who's Roman Voloshenko? when's he draft eligible?
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He's draft eligible this year. He's kind of been under the radar for a lot of the year until he got 7 points in 4 games at the 5 Nations tourney. Not a great skater but he has a good shot and can play physical. He's kind of a garbage goal guy who knows where to be to score and knows how to put the puck in the net. He will likely go late 1st or early 2nd. I think he should get definite consideration from the Oilers with their 2nd 1st round pick.
 
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Day 2: (Updated later with DEN vs. BLR)

Finland - 9

1) Lauri Korpikoski (Petteri Nokelainen, Teemu Laakso)
2) Antti Turunen
3) Miikka Tuomainen (Janne Kolehmainen)
4) Lauri Tukonen PS
5) Jarmo Jokila (Jussi Ruohola) SH
6) Lauri Tukonen (Lauri Korpikoski, Petteri Nokelainen)
7) Jari Sailio (Antti Jaatinen)
8) Teemu Laakso (Petteri Nokelainen, Lauri Tukonen)
9) Lauri Tukonen (Tuomas Gardstrom) SH

Norway - 0

Shots:

FIN - 42
NOR - 15

Goalies:

FIN - Tuukka Rask
NOR - Lars Haugen, Lars Paulgaard
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Belarus - 1

1) Vadzim Sushko PP

Denmark - 4

1) Peter Regin (Morten Madsen)
2) Jannik Hansen (Martin Oldendow-Larsen)
3) Morten Madsen (Jannik Hansen) PP
4) Peter Regin (Jannik Hansen) PP

Shots:

BLR - 23
DEN - 25

Goalies:

BLR - Dzmitry Milchakou
DEN - Sebastian Dahm
 
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Seachd said:
Day 2: (Updated later with DEN vs. BLR)

Finland - 9

1) Lauri Korpikoski (Petteri Nokelainen, Teemu Laakso)
2) Antti Turunen
3) Miikka Tuomainen (Janne Kolehmainen)
4) Lauri Tukonen PS
5) Jarmo Jokila (Jussi Ruohola) SH
6) Lauri Tukonen (Lauri Korpikoski, Petteri Nokelainen)
7) Jari Sailio (Antti Jaatinen)
8) Teemu Laakso (Petteri Nokelainen, Lauri Tukonen)
9) Lauri Tukonen (Tuomas Gardstrom) SH

Norway - 0



Shots:

FIN - 42
NOR - 15

Goalies:

FIN - Tuukka Rask
NOR - Lars Haugen, Lars Paulgaard
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Wow, I know it's only against Norway but Lauri Tukonen really seems to be in a league of his own.For the ones having seen him play, what do you think his scoring potential in the NHL is. Do you think he has more offensive potential then let's say Rotislav Olesz and Andrew Ladd. What team will draft him? Thanks for the answers to my numerous questions.
 
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Dr.Strangelove91 said:
Wow, I know it's only against Norway but Lauri Tukonen really seems to be in a league of his own.For the ones having seen him play, what do you think his scoring potential in the NHL is. Do you think he has more offensive potential then let's say Rotislav Olesz and Andrew Ladd. What team will draft him? Thanks for the answers to my numerous questions.
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Offense: More than Ladd, less than Olesz.
 
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there are two threads at the international tournaments where you are now very welcome to discuss the tournament, the games, the players etc.
 

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Thank you. I haven't seen him talked about at all yet I'd heard good things about him before. (Rizk)
 
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Day 3:

USA - 6

1) Brandon Scero (Phil Kessel) PP
2) Chad Kolarik (Matt Auffrey) PP
3) Bryan Lerg (Kevin Porter) SH
4) Jarod Palmer (Kevin Swallow)
5) Jason Desantis (Bryan Lerg) PP
6) Jack Johnson (Bryan Lerg, Chad Kolarik) PP

Sweden - 2

1) Tommy Enstrom (Viktor Lindgren)
2) Oscar Hedman (Nicklas Bergfors, Martin Gundmundsson) PP

Shots:

USA - 37
SWE - 21

Goalies:

USA - Cory Schneider
SWE - Magnus Akerlund
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Russia - 1

1) Sergei Ogorodnikov (Nikolai Kulemin, Sergei Salnikov)

Czech Republic - 1

1) Jan Danecek (Lubomir Stach, Roman Psurny) PP

Shots:

RUS - 24
CZE - 21

Goalies:

RUS - Anton Khudobin
CZE - Marek Schwarz
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Canada - 7

1) John Lammers
2) Eric Hunter (Andy Rogers) PP
3) Wes O'Neill (Liam Reddox, Kris Versteeg)
4) John Lammers (Adam Berti, Ryan Garlock) PP
5) Liam Reddox (Kris Versteeg) PP
6) Kyle Chipchura (Eric Hunter, Jean-Michel Rizk)
7) Eric Hunter (Peter Tsimikalis)

Belarus - 2

1) Yauhen Haranin (Siarhei Kastsitsyn) PP
2) Dzmitry Pantsyrau (Aliaksei Shahau, Yauhen Zhylinski) PP

Shots:

CAN - 27
BLR - 13

Goalies:

CAN - Justin Pogge
BLR - Dzmitry Milchakou
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Slovakia - 2

1) Lukas Handlovsky (Marek Zagrapan)
2) Roman Tomanek (Lukas Handlovsky, Boris Valabik)

Finland - 2

1) Petteri Nokelainen (Lauri Tukonen, Lauri Korpikoski)
2) Petteri Nokelainen (Lauri Korpikoski)

Shots:

SVK - 7
FIN - 16

Goalies:

SVK - Michal Valent
FIN - Tuukka Rask
 
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I"m a huge fan of Tukonen, and great to seem him shine....I know he can score plus his all around game is awesome and he really has improved this year. His stock is rising :)

I was hoping my man Kessel would be playing better..I hear he has been getting chances but struggling to finish.
 
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Slovakia - 2

1) Lukas Handlovsky (Marek Zagrapan)
2) Roman Tomanek (Lukas Handlovsky, Boris Valabik)

Finland - 2

1) Petteri Nokelainen (Lauri Tukonen, Lauri Korpikoski)
2) Petteri Nokelainen (Lauri Korpikoski)

Shots:

SVK - 7
FIN - 16
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Man, does that ever sound like a boring game.
 
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EroCaps said:
anyone know where to find +/- stats for a player like Valabik?
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Here, although it doesn't seem to be updated for the second game yet. (Click on SVK under team stats).
 

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LW Nokelainen C Tukonen and RW Korpikoski is a good line for the Finns. The only one that is capable of playing a cycling game as a unit. The other Finnish lines rely more on opportunism to score.
 
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Foppa_Rules said:
Where is Malkin? I thought he was supposed to be "catching up to Ovechkin"...Ovechkin broke the record in scoring in this tournament...where is Malkin?
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Not Eligible?
 

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Lerg has looked good so far for the U.S. Anyone have any information on him?
 
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