joestevens29
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well, no entry-level contract is a guarenteed NHL contract, so I guess he won't be coming over then?
He could just get an out clause
well, no entry-level contract is a guarenteed NHL contract, so I guess he won't be coming over then?
I don't know, how about safe travel, modern conveniences, playing against the best players in the world, just to name a few things.
you contradict yourself. If he wanted to play only for Sibir, he would not go to SKA.
I'm sure everyone was excited when they saw the red link. I was.
chances for staying in KHL
yesterday 5%
today 50%
you contradict yourself. If he wanted to play only for Sibir, he would not go to SKA.
Anyone know what he traded for?
Not that I follow the KHL just curious what it takes to get him.
What's his name in English? Don't mean to offend, but I can't read Russian unfortunately.
What's his name in English? Don't mean to offend, but I can't read Russian unfortunately.
chances for staying in KHL
yesterday 5%
today 50%
wait and will cryI don't believe the chances of him coming to the NHL and the Blues have diminished at all.
wait and will cry
I don't know, how about safe travel, modern conveniences, playing against the best players in the world, just to name a few things.
So a no name player for a very talented player. Sounds like a Burke - Sutter type of trade
Radulov looks upsetnow SKA have a serious option @ the league's title...
already the best team and they add the 3/4th league goal leader to their team
http://en.khl.ru/standings/
OFF TOPIC: I didnt know Radulov was dominating the league that badly...
http://en.khl.ru/stat/leaders/202/
I don't know, how about safe travel, modern conveniences, playing against the best players in the world, just to name a few things.
St.Petersburg is a lot nicer then St.Louis. A Lot nicer.
now SKA have a serious option @ the league's title...
But he is not the ordinary Russian.Most Russians will put a lot more $ above everything you just described.