Think Lindmark got an invite as per Jameson Olive but ya I agree, Schwindt should have got a look for sure.
Yep, my mistake. I missed him in the list. Here is the rosters for both camps:
Think Lindmark got an invite as per Jameson Olive but ya I agree, Schwindt should have got a look for sure.
I could see Lindmark making it if they want a true 4c. The guy is money on the defensive side of the game.Think Lindmark got an invite as per Jameson Olive but ya I agree, Schwindt should have got a look for sure.
I could see Lindmark making it if they want a true 4c. The guy is money on the defensive side of the game.
I like this a lot for him. One of the instances where our prospect going the the khl is beneficial.Elite Prospects confirms that Vlad Kolyachonok is going to play next year in the KHL for Dinamo Minsk.
Good choice as he'll be playing hockey instead of doing nothing.
Elite Prospects confirms that Vlad Kolyachonok is going to play next year in the KHL for Dinamo Minsk.
Good choice as he'll be playing hockey instead of doing nothing.
The whole D is mostly young. A 26 year old, a 30 year old and a bunch of 20 and 19 year olds. Also, one 21 year old who is the only other drafted prospected (5th RD NAS).How good is Dinamo Minsk defense?
Will he actually get a shot on the bottom pairing or riding the bench a lot? Just hope he's getting minutes and experience is all.
The whole D is mostly young. A 26 year old, a 30 year old and a bunch of 20 and 19 year olds. Also, one 21 year old who is the only other drafted prospected (5th RD NAS).
Seems like he could be playing top 4, but I wouldn't be shocked if they add another vet or 2.
Him being from there probably helps to stick around, but the team isn't exactly good for development. Minsk has a constant revolving door of coaches and players, which in itself isn't that uncommon in the KHL, but Minsk is towards the worst end of the scale (some would argue the worst).Elite Prospects confirms that Vlad Kolyachonok is going to play next year in the KHL for Dinamo Minsk.
Good choice as he'll be playing hockey instead of doing nothing.
Heponiemi is loaned to modo hockey in allsvenskan (2nd highest swedish division)
I had a tough first season in the AHL where I needed time to develop for that type of game. Now the situation is as it is in the whole world where no one really knows what will happen. I am ready for MODO Hockey, but if there is a camp and a season in the AHL, we will see when the time comes, comments Heponiemi who is now getting ready to travel to Örnsköldsvik and join the team in the coming week
Allsvenskan is actually a pretty good league, their top teams could challenge most Liiga teams. Modo was in 2nd place before the season got cancelled.Actually, I google translated this post by the team: Aleksi Heponiemi till MODO Hockey
The big quote is:
- Hepo will be in training camp in November...They'll make a decision then where he plays.(I hope not the Swedish second league...)
- Article mentions some uncertainty if AHL will have a season next year. (Reasonable...)
Sure, it's a good league, but I'd still prefer to see him in a top league (SHL, KHL) or the AHL next year for development. Maybe it would be good for confidence, but I'm not sure...Allsvenskan is actually a pretty good league, their top teams could challenge most Liiga teams. Modo was in 2nd place before the season got cancelled.
Petterson played there his draft year, (Filip) Forsberg continued the season after his draft before making the jum to NA. It's a quality league.
Him being from there probably helps to stick around, but the team isn't exactly good for development. Minsk has a constant revolving door of coaches and players, which in itself isn't that uncommon in the KHL, but Minsk is towards the worst end of the scale (some would argue the worst).
Dynamo Minsk has a good Hockey History as a Club, one of the more older Teams in the League, but not more the shine from the 90´s, where the Team was a Name or itself.
But for the other Point. Defensman doeasnt get pushed around, as young speedy Defensman. I saw a young german Talent playing DEL 2 Hockey. He was so light and fast, but a single Hit from a normal Player looks like a Trainwreck. I think that was also Denisenkos Problem in russia, those kids must find a good balance of speed and building up your Body. Maybe you loose a bit of your speed but you can play longer.
That was also a discussion Point in the Tampa game during Intermission. Grit vs. Speed as checks cost you stamina, special in Games like today Double Overtime.
Eetu Luostarinen loaned to Kalpa (finnish liiga team) until the end of november
Zito was on the Joe Rose show this morning, mentioned team is moving to Charlotte.