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- Mar 29, 2018
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Either consistency or that Jo. Korpisalo and Hännikäinen are C-list Finnish ice hockeyists by standard. Kekäläinen should have capitalized on the Korpisalo hype similar to Dano with a trade after his 'breakthrough season' when the notion of Korpisalo being a promising young Finnish goaltender came about for some reason and in full force. Dano had qualities which were maxed through Hartnell's and rookie Wennberg's contributions.
If we look at current Finnish wicket sentinels you have two enormous surefire talents in Rask and Saros. Then you have Rinne who has been fortunate enough to have always the perfect situation in terms of style of play in front of him. Or behind him as happened in the latest World Cup through friendship as a far better goaltender in Rask or Lehtonen was left biting the scabbard by decision of a friend who happened to be the goaltending coach for the Lions. Niemi and Raanta in comparison registered seismicly on the Eurasian ice hockey pyramid in SM-liiga and soon enough were already in the NHL.
New Edmonton Oilers starter Mikko Koskinen registered long and good on the Eurasian ice hockey pyramid for years for Sibir and SKA in the KHL and Finnish national team. Creating only ridiculous contract offers as the best that he got was 2,5 million dollars for one year. For a free to all goaltender. The no competition environment of NHL kept Koskinen out of the communist league. It was not local hero Cam Talbot, whom Koskinen quickly ate, whom many in Northern American held as standard who would keep him out. It was always a question of the play instead, a question which tends to reveal quality of the player. Koskinen had already answered.
If we look at current Finnish wicket sentinels you have two enormous surefire talents in Rask and Saros. Then you have Rinne who has been fortunate enough to have always the perfect situation in terms of style of play in front of him. Or behind him as happened in the latest World Cup through friendship as a far better goaltender in Rask or Lehtonen was left biting the scabbard by decision of a friend who happened to be the goaltending coach for the Lions. Niemi and Raanta in comparison registered seismicly on the Eurasian ice hockey pyramid in SM-liiga and soon enough were already in the NHL.
New Edmonton Oilers starter Mikko Koskinen registered long and good on the Eurasian ice hockey pyramid for years for Sibir and SKA in the KHL and Finnish national team. Creating only ridiculous contract offers as the best that he got was 2,5 million dollars for one year. For a free to all goaltender. The no competition environment of NHL kept Koskinen out of the communist league. It was not local hero Cam Talbot, whom Koskinen quickly ate, whom many in Northern American held as standard who would keep him out. It was always a question of the play instead, a question which tends to reveal quality of the player. Koskinen had already answered.