Yeah, save for a couple of declinations due to injuries (Niko Kapanen and Janne Pesonen), it's practically the who's who of Finnish hockey on the European side.
Klasen's contract is up this spring. He should get a ton of money if he wants it.what's this guys situation with contract? I'd like him in CSKA
At least I really look forward to this tournament. We see a lot of good players who are used to play on big ice and have history of playing together. Of course I look forward to Sochi too, but I see it only as one tournament among others - availability of the NHL players doesn't change the fact that there are just teams who determine which team is the best in tournament. All the talking about determining the best hockey country is ********, because it can't be determined in such mini tournament.
Surprised to see him being swedish, i can honestly say i have no recollection of his name whatsoever. But okey, i see him named as aka Adam Andersson, he must have changed his name since leaving Sweden. That name is familiar, although that surname also happens to be the most common one in Sweden.
Last year, Jalonen was willing to give him a pass for the early-season tournaments because really, the guy had nothing left to prove there. Then he decided to withdraw from the WHC altogether to spend some time with his family for change, which meant we didn't see him in springtime either.
Loving the 3rd and 4th line gritopponents keep your head up.
Komarov was named C again.
http://www.leijonat.fi/mediat/mediaitem/968-karjala-turnaus-2013-team-finland.html
