Olympics: All-Star Team & MVP
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tobu
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If Finland lose the final, and Slavkovsky scores a goal in the bronze game and Slovakia wins it, then he'd probably get the MVP.
It could very well be, but what a tournament by Manninen though. Can anyone beat that? It's an advantage to have your line mates from UFA with you but Granlund missed almost 2 full games and Manninen kept impressing. If Säteri gets a shutout in the final, he could deserve it as well then.
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Who would you guys pick from ROC/RUS for the All-Star team or not a single player? Goalie Ivan Fedotov saved them in the shootout and Sweden looked slightly better during the 70 minutes before that as well, so more credit to the goalie. As for the question can he beat Säteri comes down to which team wins gold I guess. However don't they often select these All-Star teams before the final has ended? So they may not check the end result.
So got to add Rybar to the list of my nominees.
Slovakia:
Slafkovsky, Rybar
Finland:
Manninen, Säteri, Vatanen
ROC:
Fedotov
Slovakia:
Slafkovsky, Rybar
Finland:
Manninen, Säteri, Vatanen
ROC:
Fedotov
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MVP will be Slafkovsky...7 goals, bronze GWG and only 17yo...the last will be decisive
Ivo
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Would be great, but maybe we should wait for the finals to play out? Let’s say Manninen scores a hat trick to lead Finland to gold. MVP probably goes to him then.
The Official MVP: Slafkovsky
The Official All-Star team:
Slafkovsky-Manninen-Wallmark
Lehtonen-Yakovlev
Rybar
Maybe biggest miss was no Säteri in goal, but Rybar was very good as well.
The Official All-Star team:
Slafkovsky-Manninen-Wallmark
Lehtonen-Yakovlev
Rybar
Maybe biggest miss was no Säteri in goal, but Rybar was very good as well.
IceHockeyDude
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I don't think Säteri minds that at this point
Jukka Jalonen should have been MVP
He'll get the Finnish coach of the year award again. He's the best Finnish coach of all sports and of all time. Someone can try to name me a better one.
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RageQuit77
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Considering he was also the main culprit, and one of primary architects to start the systemic (now hegemonic) change of Finnish hockey program in late 2000's, there are no better coach than him. He is also very humble always crediting the co-staff and co-operative culture of the team for it's results, but when he see there is reason to be proud, he doesn't hide that either: honest and blunt, fair. The real leader of people and the authority.
This years Urheilugaala is easy to predict a winner
ovikovy817
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This years Urheilugaala is easy to predict a winner
Iivo Niskanen, Finnish team of lions and Jukka Jalonen will clean the table.
I know. I saw the the full episode of that series on MTV3 channel. Got to watch some weird series sometimes if someone like Jukka Jalonen is guest starring.
Svedu
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I actually thought Tömmernes was good this tournament but I guess he failed to impress when it mattered the most... Lehtonen wasn't that much better than him in this tournament. I really liked Regendas game as well.
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