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What even is the projected D Corps?Dronov is now officially ruled out. Our defense will be an insult to watch.
What even is the projected D Corps?Dronov is now officially ruled out. Our defense will be an insult to watch.
Tough to tell right now.What even is the projected D Corps?
Tough to tell right now.
I don't know if there is truly a lock right now. Yegor Zaitsev is the closest to a lock probably.
Yes, but I believe he is expected to be ready.I thought Zaitsev was injured recently? Could've sworn there was talk he would miss the WJC.
Is Rubtsov going to suit up or what?
Out of the lineup for several games in the last month or so!
Out last game for the Titan also!
Since when are you a beacon of optimism?Very simple logic so far by Bragin. North American forwards make up two lines, and the pairings might be decided in a similar fashion.
Of course we'll probably see movement when the games start. I'm rooting for Alexander Alexeev to make it because I think he has big-time talent. Losing Dronov sucks, but there can be a silver lining here.
It is really tough to crack this RW for Kravtsov while I would like to see him on the team.It looks like Veryaev, Ivanov and Kravtsov won't make the team
Is Sokolov expected to make the team?
Anyone have an idea as to what Russia's lines could look like for this tourney?
See post #86, but likely most if not entire Kravtsov line will be cut.
I seen that post but its been a few days now and thought things may have changed.
Do you know anything about Altybarmakyan and Polodyan and what role you'd anticipate them playing?
They had chemistry with Maltsev in the SuperSeries so Bragin likely will lean on them heavily for scoring. Unless they're not clicking.
I don't anticipate the scoring lines to change much unless something unusual happens. Bragin will shuffle things when the real games begin, until then I expect the North Americans to stay with North Americans and the Maltsev line to stay intact.