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The 2014 NHL Draft saw 13 Russian players’ names called, an increase from the low results of the eight players selected in 2013, with this increase mostly attributed to the bigger flow of players in the Canadian Major Junior leagues.
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In 2015, the trend will most likely be the same as there are still many good players in Russia who can be considered worthy of being drafted, as was the case last year for Vladislav Kamenev (NSH) or overaged players Nikita Tryamkin (VAN) or Alexander Kadeykin (DET).… read more
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