But CSKA already has an overflow of forwards, makes no sense IMO. Good players are going to waste away on the 4th line any way things shake out. Same with goaltending, what are they doing?
So Sibir finally gets their long awaited 1C in Tomas Vincour. Not great, definitely better than nothing.
Alexei Kaigorodov has signed a one year deal with Barys.
Link: http://wnrs.ru/index.php/nashi-novosti/1519-kajgorodov-v-kazakhstane
How come Erik Gustafsson didn't stay with Avangard, does anyone know?
How come Erik Gustafsson didn't stay with Avangard, does anyone know?
He hopes to come back to Avangard in 2016-2017. Right now he wants to be nearby to his newly born daughter
http://www.championat.com/hockey/ne...-nadejus-vernutsja-v-avangard-cherez-god.html
Antropov said he conducts negotiations with couple NHL teams. But refused to name them.
http://yvision.kz/post/531771
Alexei Kaigorodov has signed a one year deal with Barys.
Link: http://wnrs.ru/index.php/nashi-novosti/1519-kajgorodov-v-kazakhstane
No, Kuznya is the one KHL team where a forward won't get hindered. Skladnichenko doesn't have some amazing skillset, so it would be a better route for him back home IMO.Am I the only one surprised Skladnichenko stayed with the Marlies rather than return to the KHL?
Sochi has released Konstantin Koltsov, Torpedo has released Vyacheslav Makritsky, Vityaz has released Ilya Shinkevich and Spartak has released Dmitri Korobov and Andrei Antonov. This is most likely due to the new rule that counts players from Belarus as foreigners.
Here's an article with Alexei Zhamnov talking about the departures of Korobov and Antonov: http://tass.ru/sport/2214633