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What about Andrei Kostitsyn? Has he found his game yet?
Game misconduct today
What about Andrei Kostitsyn? Has he found his game yet?
Confirmed in what way? ViÅ¡ňovský saying that with his own mouth? These days, following the Malkin reports fiasco from Sunday, I'm doubly suspicious of any hockey-related news the media serve to us.
Is Malkin going to play tonight?
Some blogger or "tweeter" invented a Malkin quote about (paraphasing) "getting on an airplane to Pittsburgh as soon as possible", and Russian online media, without verifying the quote, blasted it all over the Internet. Malkin then used some curse words towards them on Twitter. Also, in the course of Sunday, there were conflicting reports about Malkin and Gonchar playing or not playing that day, with some reports saying Malkin and Gonchar had already boarded a plane from Bratislava to Moscow. And there I arrive at the arena, and the first thing I notice is Malkin in the pre-game skate.What was that Malkin fiasko reports about?
Would you say it was also thanks to Å těpánek? That guy has had no luck whatsoever this season.Magnita beat Lev 2-5 and my man Zuccarello was 1+2 on 16:55 of TOI and was named number one star of the game.
Not financially. The ones with money will always grab the most sought after players, thus driving up the prices even more and bridging the gap between the big and small clubs even further.
Levandovskiy to Neftekhimik (compensation unknown so far)
Vik.Kozlov - CSKA (compensation unknown so far)
Kagarlitksiy (rumored to Donbass)
He has been having a great season. Would be interesting to see him at Donbass, they are making a real push for the play offs. Wonder if he will join Dadonov's line.
Confirmed by GM of Slovan, Å atan will miss the whole season.
concussion?
Edit: So what this has to do with hockey? Well, for North Americans the top league will always be NHL, no question. But theoretically KHL could move in as a stronger competitor if it could convince European top players to play there. Remember, for European hockey players the dream is to play with the best, not lift the Stanley Cup. If the best players would play in KHL, then the kids would dream about scoring the GWG in game 7 of Gagarin cup final. For Canadians at least, it's all about the SC and NHL it seems.
Not that I believe KHL has a chance of doing this for a long time, but theoretically speaking, it's possible.
No, they still dream of playing in the NHL. That will always be more important than winning the Gagarin Cup. Stanley Cup>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Gagarin Cup
No, they still dream of playing in the NHL. That will always be more important than winning the Gagarin Cup. Stanley Cup>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Gagarin Cup
Chara's hit from November. His intervertebral disc is lodged 4,5mm into his spinal cord. It might easily be a career-ending injury.
Dyn. Moscow send Richard Gynge to Lev & acquired Jakub Petruzalek from Amur.
Chara's hit from November. His intervertebral disc is lodged 4,5mm into his spinal cord. It might easily be a career-ending injury.
I like this move, at least from Dynamo's viewpoint. What I saw of Gynge, he didn't impress me much.Dyn. Moscow send Richard Gynge to Lev & acquired Jakub Petruzalek from Amur.
I don't know anyone who dreamed of winning the Stanley Cup. Me and my buddies etc. dreamed about being the Teemu Selänne, being the leading scorer in the leading hockey league of the world, playing with superstars, and trying to win it.
Let's say Stanley Cup is the trophy of KHL and the other way around with Gagarin Cup. Which do you prefer? It's not about the trophy, it's about who are you playing with to win it.