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Rykov (Sochi) is also playing at the same time.
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He is playing.Kravstov isn't with them right?
Kravtsov with a secundary assist.
Thought I saw that he left the team for the U20's.
Frustrating with prospects in the KHL. It's like they get on stacked teams that don't need/play them, or they end up on ****ty teams where they can't accomplish anything. Like just at this moment, Rykov, Shesterkin and Kravtsov are in less than ideal circumstances (or more accurately, Rykov was in a bad spot until he was traded).
Team is such a joke. Down 3-0 after 2 periods and they only have a total of 5 shots on goal all game.
We've had the same discussion about Virta so I don't really want to rehash it, but basically I'd rather he find a decent role on a winning team and develop in a winning environment. I always find that preferential to playing for a team that gets its shit kicked in every night and learning how to cope with losing. But that's just me. And he's absolutely good enough to get second line minutes on a mid-table or better team in the KHL. He doesn't need to play for a terrible team to get good minutes.I agree about Shestyorkin and Rykov (until he was traded) but I don't see how playing on a bad team is bad for a player's development. Kravtsov, in this case, gets to play top-6 minutes at even strength and he experiences what it's like to not win all the time.
I agree about Shestyorkin and Rykov (until he was traded) but I don't see how playing on a bad team is bad for a player's development. Kravtsov, in this case, gets to play top-6 minutes at even strength and he experiences what it's like to not win all the time.
I don't think this is a good thing the majority of time. Players can get accomodated with losses, I'd rather have him learning to deal with losses than learning how to win.
It’s comparable production to Kuznetsov, Panarin, and Tank at the same age.Did i read this correctly, in 21 games, kravtsov's production so far this season is 3 goals and 4 assists.....a total of a whopping 7 points??
He’s producing around a similar rate as Kuznetzov and Tarasenko..he’s Traktors best forward as well. Points don’t tell the whole story.Did i read this correctly, in 21 games, kravtsov's production so far this season is 3 goals and 4 assists.....a total of a whopping 7 points??
8 pts in 22 games after today.Did i read this correctly, in 21 games, kravtsov's production so far this season is 3 goals and 4 assists.....a total of a whopping 7 points??
Agreed.In the end, what's more important is that players get a chance to play more than a handful of minutes. Buchnevich with Cherepovets was better than Buchnevich with SKA. Kravtsov is in a situation similar to Tarasenko in 2010-11. I don't see it as an issue
Did i read this correctly, in 21 games, kravtsov's production so far this season is 3 goals and 4 assists.....a total of a whopping 7 points??
I don't think this is a good thing the majority of time. Players can get accomodated with losses, I'd rather have him learning to deal with losses than learning how to win.
Did i read this correctly, in 21 games, kravtsov's production so far this season is 3 goals and 4 assists.....a total of a whopping 7 points??
I know, but there teams that are not stacked like CSKA and SKA and are also not the dumpster fire that is Traktor this season.I agree with @Amazing Kreiderman that this is better situation compared to being on a more prominent team, especially like SKA. The prospect would get an opportunity to drive a play, getting to play in top6 and special situations. Example of Rykov who didn’t get any games with SKA while getting over 20 minutes with Sochi, PP and PK included.