Player Discussion Marat Khusnutdinov

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Not in every case, but in most cases KHL points translate to more points in the AHL. KHL is a much stronger league imo for the most part (hold a couple teams). Even if his points translated 1 for 1 to the AHL, he’d be on pace for a pretty good d+2 season in the AHL. My gut is that he’d be about a point per game guy in the AHL next year, if not this year.
There is also the fact that his game isn't really all about points. You hope that he continues to develop his offensive skill, but in general, he appears to be a two way C(hopefully) that gets it done by using his speed, and smarts.

He is not big, but he is bigger than Rossi, and definitely faster. I wonder who will end up being the best player?
 
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There is also the fact that his game isn't really all about points. You hope that he continues to develop his offensive skill, but in general, he appears to be a two way C(hopefully) that gets it done by using his speed, and smarts.

He is not big, but he is bigger than Rossi, and definitely faster. I wonder who will end up being the best player?
I think you’re right in that his two way game is the selling point. But, although I don’t think he’ll ever run out first PP, I think he has a realistic path to top-6 production. Does a lot of things well and is a great skater. Gun to my head right now I’d probably pick Marat as the better prospect. Both are smart players that don’t have elite offensive skills, but Marat is the better skater and competitor from what I’ve seen form both.
 

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I think you’re right in that his two way game is the selling point. But, although I don’t think he’ll ever run out first PP, I think he has a realistic path to top-6 production. Does a lot of things well and is a great skater. Gun to my head right now I’d probably pick Marat as the better prospect. Both are smart players that don’t have elite offensive skills, but Marat is the better skater and competitor from what I’ve seen form both.
I thought that Rossi was supposed to have elite offensive skills, or at least Granlund like skills, plus a better shot? Why pick a 5'9"(at best) player with moderate speed and strength if he isn't at the top of the heap when it comes to skill and smarts? I mean, I don't want a 5'9" Mikko Koivu.

So, pin all our hopes on Marat and Bankier, now?:laugh:
 

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I thought that Rossi was supposed to have elite offensive skills, or at least Granlund like skills, plus a better shot? Why pick a 5'9"(at best) player with moderate speed and strength if he isn't at the top of the heap when it comes to skill and smarts? I mean, I don't want a 5'9" Mikko Koivu.

So, pin all our hopes on Marat and Bankier, now?:laugh:
I thought he had vg+ puck skills when he was drafted and a below average shot. Elite brain is what I saw. Granlund like vision. Best case for Rossi is Zaucarello down the middle of the ice I think.
 

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apparently got injured against Belarus, and is having surgery. Out till next season.
Thank goodness for the World Championships. It really allows us to see what happens to tired players after a long season, and it gives them the chance to overcome adversity. Win-win.
 

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Why is it 2 years and not 3?
I think because he’s 21?

I was so sure 18-21 was 3 years, 22-23 was 2 years, 24+ was 1 year

The length of the ELC depends on the age of the player. Here is a breakdown of the contract length:

  • 18-21 years of age: 3 years
  • 22-23 years of age: 2 years
  • 24 years of age: 1 year

In the NHL your signing age is the age you are on September 15th of the Calender year you sign.

He is currently 21, turns 22 in July.

He will be 22 on September 15th, 2024, thus he has a 2 year ELC.
 

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In the NHL your signing age is the age you are on September 15th of the Calender year you sign.

He is currently 21, turns 22 in July.

He will be 22 on September 15th, 2024, thus he has a 2 year ELC.

Okay, figured that had to have been it, thanks for clarifying
 

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