2020 WJC - Denisenko (RUS), Schütz (GER) and Knight (USA) chase World Junior Gold

TheImpatientPanther

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The tournament is slated to run from Dec. 26 through Jan. 5, with two groups of five teams competing in an internal round-robin before a three-round playoff is used to decide a winner.
All games will be broadcast on NHL Network in the U.S. and TSN in Canada.
The Panthers are represented by the following 3 players:

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Grigori Denisenko
Team: Russia
Position: Forward
Drafted: Round 1 (15th overall), 2018 NHL Draft


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Justin Schütz
Team: Germany
Position: Forward
Drafted: Round 6 (170th overall), 2018 NHL Draft

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Spencer Knight
Team: USA
Position: Goaltender
Drafted: Round 1 (13th overall), 2019 NHL Draft


TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE (FOR PANTHERS)

Thursday, Dec. 26

Russia (Denisenko) vs. Czech Republic, 9 a.m. ET, NHLN
USA (Knight) vs. Canada, 1 p.m. ET, NHLN

Friday, Dec. 27

USA (Knight) vs. Germany (Schütz), 1 p.m. ET, NHLN

Saturday, Dec. 28

Czech Republic vs. Germany (Schütz), 9 a.m. ET
Canada vs. Russia (Denisenko), 1 p.m. ET, NHLN

Sunday, Dec. 29

Russia (Denisenko) vs. USA (Knight), 1 p.m. ET, NHLN

Monday, Dec. 30

Canada vs. Germany (Schütz), 9 a.m. ET, NHLN
Czech Republic vs. USA (Knight), 1 p.m. ET, NHLN

Tuesday, Dec. 31

Russia (Denisenko) vs. Germany (Schütz), 9 a.m. ET
 

Dread Clawz

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Nice dish by Schutz.

I expect Denisenko to be dominant again in head to head comp. with his peers. It's gonna be fun seeing what kind of numbers he can put up.
 

letsgrowcactus

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Nice dish by Schutz.

I expect Denisenko to be dominant again in head to head comp. with his peers. It's gonna be fun seeing what kind of numbers he can put up.
It was a beautiful moment in the game... I just wish there were more moments like this from him. The whole German offence looked anemic TBH - or at the very least they lacked finish.

Given his okay/meh KHL season, I absolutely want to see a dominant tourney from Denisenko. He dominated last year; time to repeat the performance.
 

Dread Clawz

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It was a beautiful moment in the game... I just wish there were more moments like this from him. The whole German offence looked anemic TBH - or at the very least they lacked finish.

Given his okay/meh KHL season, I absolutely want to see a dominant tourney from Denisenko. He dominated last year; time to repeat the performance.

I absolutely think he will. Deni's problem right now is he is playing in the 2nd best league in the world against grown men. I think he's doing ok considering that. One of the main reasons I want him to be in the ahl next season is that's it's a step down from the khl. He'd be able to showcase his talents more, while simultaneously getting better acclimated to n.a.
 

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I absolutely think he will. Deni's problem right now is he is playing in the 2nd best league in the world against grown men. I think he's doing ok considering that. One of the main reasons I want him to be in the ahl next season is that's it's a step down from the khl. He'd be able to showcase his talents more, while simultaneously getting better acclimated to n.a.

KHL is more like an all-star game
 

letsgrowcactus

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Christmas visit to grandma so of course I couldn't watch the game with one of our best forward prospects playing against the Czech team :puppy: (Grandma's awesome so not really annoyed but still... this is one of the games I really wanted to see.)
But yay Czech win :D Really liked Dostal in his draft year; nice to see him doing a great job in net. Not happy Lauko got hurt though. At least it wasn't a defenceman I guess?
 
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