F Gleb Trikozov (2022, 60th, CAR)

[Kshahdoo]

Gleb Trikozov at eliteprospects.com

16 year old kid with a decent size (6'1 161 lb), who's second in scoring amongst all U17 players, behind Michkov only, with 7+12 after 27 games. He's just 4 months older, than Michkov btw.

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[QJL]

The Russian forward class for 2022 is looking sharp. Miroshnichenko, Trikozov, and Yurov are all looking like potential top 15 picks. A ways to go but the numbers and eye test on all 3 are fantastic.

Trikozov might have the best hands of the 3.

 

[wings5]

I think the best part of Miroshnichenko and Trikozov especially is that they are both right handed shots, something that has not been as present among top Russian prospects recently. Other than Panarin and Gusev who were signed but not drafted, there was almost no top prospects among the 90 born kids with this handedness. 80s produced a solid amount of elite right shooting players so hopefully the 00 borns with Miroshnichenko, Trikozov, Sokolov and Marchenko can help get back to that.

 

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[wings5]

Does he play wing or center ?

 

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Does he play wing or center ?

From what I've seen he plays mostly LW.

 

[wings5]

From what I've seen he plays mostly LW.

Too bad, would be nice if that strong group of 04s on the Russian National team had an elite centre among them

 

[simonedvinsson]

Too bad, would be nice if that strong group of 04s had an elite centre among them

Yeah... too bad those centers Shane Wright, Brad Lambert (late 2003), Matthew Savoie, and Rutger McGroarty are all a bunch of slobs. What a weak draft.

 

[wings5]

Yeah... too bad those centers Shane Wright, Brad Lambert (late 2003), Matthew Savoie, and Rutger McGroarty are all a bunch of slobs. What a weak draft.

I meant for the Russian national team but didn't specify

 

[simonedvinsson]

I meant for the Russian national team but didn't specify

Ah, I see. That makes a lot more sense, and I can get behind you there. Some elite wingers in Miroshnichenko and Michkov, but the only 2004 Russian center on my radar right now is Max Namestnikov, and he's not looking like he'll fall into the elite category.

 

[wings5]

Ah, I see. That makes a lot more sense, and I can get behind you there. Some elite wingers in Miroshnichenko and Michkov, but the only 2004 Russian center on my radar right now is Max Namestnikov, and he's not looking like he'll fall into the elite category.

Max might be decent but even with him the thing is he hasn't played all year for one , he's very small at 5'6 which at that size is not likely to stick at center, and he has dual citizenship so theres an equally good chance he plays for the US. There is one center Ilya Kvochko who is pretty good though also pretty small , after that it seems pretty dry. I'm sure more names will emerge later but they won't be at the level of wingers like Michkov, Miroshnichenko or even Trikozov

 

[BMann]

Max might be decent but even with him the thing is he hasn't played all year for one , he's very small at 5'6 which at that size is not likely to stick at center, and he has dual citizenship so theres an equally good chance he plays for the US. There is one center Ilya Kvochko who is pretty good though also pretty small , after that it seems pretty dry. I'm sure more names will emerge later but they won't be at the level of wingers like Michkov, Miroshnichenko or even Trikozov

Hopefully his uncles and brother persuade him otherwise.

 

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[Pavel Buchnevich]

Any reason he’d be playing in a non-MHL game?

 

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Any reason he’d be playing in a non-MHL game?

Kind of just because he can, as there is a 9-day break in the game schedule for Yastreby.

 

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Assist from today's Hlinka Gretzky Cup game:

 

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[AMScouting]

Significant plays from three games of Gleb Trikozov. The games are from his draft year (21/22).

 

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[rt]

Is this kid a 1st rounder right now? How does he stack up against Perevalov?