Yakov Trenin

[JuniorMajeur]

Can some one tell me more about this player? I been told, he's probably on of the 2 best 97 Russian in the world, this true?

And if some of you know somes videos on him on line, please share the link.

Thanks.

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[kp61c]

Can some one tell me more about this player? I been told, he's probably on of the 2 best 97 Russian in the world, this true?

And if some of you know somes videos on him on line, please share the link.

Thanks.

how come being one of the best forwards he doesn't play for the national team of his age group which one of the weakiest in years?

 

[JuniorMajeur]

how come being one of the best forwards he doesn't play for the national team of his age group which one of the weakiest in years?

I ask about that and I get told, he's a big miss in the U17.. Probably do, that he only move up in the MHL in the half of the season..

Will see..

 

[alko]

how come being one of the best forwards he doesn't play for the national team of his age group which one of the weakiest in years?

Because, there are players, they bought the place in this team....

 

[kp61c]

Because, there are players, they bought the place in this team....

well, there's always a roster spot for ivanuzhenkov's sons, but i refuse to believe that even in russa all roster is brought off

 

[alko]

well, there's always a roster spot for ivanuzhenkov's sons, but i refuse to believe that even in russa all roster is brought off

Hm, that was only a sarcastic statement.
But i do believe, it could be also in Russia young teams. If there are 2 players with the same level, one of them has a father, that had a "talk" with the coach, who of this 2 guys will he take?

 

[LG18]

I'm currently at the Aramada vs Olympiques game, and he's definitly the most skilled guy on Gatineau's roster today. Golden hands and made a great individual effort to set up Gatineau's second goal of the game. Is also kind of dirty with his stickwork behind the play.

 

[Flynn84]

how come being one of the best forwards he doesn't play for the national team of his age group which one of the weakiest in years?

You just don't realise how many guys deserve to play in this team, but don't get it.
Trenin was great last season in the MHL.
Rumyantsev invites the same players for two years .
He didn't want to see even guys like Provorov, Korostelev.

 

[kp61c]

You just don't realise how many guys deserve to play in this team, but don't get it.
Trenin was great last season in the MHL.
Rumyantsev invites the same players for two years .
He didn't want to see even guys like Provorov, Korostelev.

well, i realise that rumyantsev is a corrupt dumb **** with abysmal track record but that have never prevented him from having been a head coach of our national teams for over what? half a decade?
and my main 'pet peeve' is not him, it's parazit tretyak whom i'd gladly punched in the face with my foot for indulging all that stuff

 

[Yakushev72]

well, i realise that rumyantsev is a corrupt dumb **** with abysmal track record but that have never prevented him from having been a head coach of our national teams for over what? half a decade?
and my main 'pet peeve' is not him, it's parazit tretyak whom i'd gladly punched in the face with my foot for indulging all that stuff

Agreed! For real change, it is necessary to have someone at the top who has the guts to push through, and Tretyak is not a leader who has any stomach for attacking corruption, or even for making Russian hockey better. Frankly, he was even overrated as a goaltender!

 

[Peter25]

Frankly, he was even overrated as a goaltender!

He was the only good goaltender in the Soviet Union. The rest of them were quite bad. Even Myshkin was very average. The young Beloshejkin had promise but his career was cut short.

Interestingly Russia started to produce good goaltenders only after the Soviet Union collapsed.

Tretyak usually had it easy playing in front of CCCP team. He had to face something like 15 shots a game and most of the shots were low percentage shots.

 

[obskyr]

Interestingly Russia started to produce good goaltenders only after the Soviet Union collapsed.

It's not too surprising considering how much the demand for goalies grew with the emergence of the professional leagues.

Btw, doesn't this thread belong somwhere in the "Prospects" section? I somehow doubt Trenin will be able play his first KHL game in the next few years.