KevSkillz4
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Same stats than Shakir Mukhamadulin at KHL level and same age. Shakir go 20nd overall in his draft year. Not bad at all!
How is 5'11 a midgetA midget overager. Gonna make the team b4 Reinbacher
Yeah interesting pick, had obviously never heard of him before we took him but I'm intrigued by his progression/storyline here.He also went from just making the team this year to being their #1 defenseman down the stretch and in the playoffs. At 20.
And a #1 defenseman in the KHL at 20 chewing up over 24 minutes a game in the playoffs.5’7, 20 years old. Will be 21 in December..
Edit: 5’11?
Tbh i mind the Newhook trade more than the Reinbacher pick. Really not a fan of this trade and hope Newhook will prove me wrong this year. At 22 he got to show something more than he did last year.I'm not thrilled with the draft either, but this kid is a legit a #1 defenseman at 20 in the second best league in the world.
He’ll score 15 points in 27 games then have a season ending shoulder injury. That would be the luck we have.Tbh i mind the Newhook trade more than the Reinbacher pick. Really not a fan of this trade and hope Newhook will prove me wrong this year. At 22 he got to show something more than he did last year.
Do we have room for him in the AHL?
Struble Mailloux
Trudeau ________
Norlinder Tourigny
Wideman, Beaudin, Schuneman
It wasn't because he was Russian that they didn't want Michkov.
lol, 5'11" is a midget? Yet 6' is big? I don't get it.A midget overager. Gonna make the team b4 Reinbacher
lol, 5'11" is a midget? Yet 6' is big? I don't get it.
Great name. Know nothing of his game though
I reacted on initial wrong NHL.com player info that showed him being 5'7. Then they fixed that.lol, 5'11" is a midget? Yet 6' is big? I don't get it.
Going to call it right now like like I did with Connor Crisps awful pick…
Even if is good he would have been available later there and someone draft with a few pick will blow up…
Obviously not. It’s Russian fest. They’ll start playing the Katyusha renditions and hand out stacking Russian dolls of Caufield and Suzuki. LolIt was said that the Habs wouldn't draft any russian.
No, he gave Ethan Hunt intel in Mission Impossible.didn"t this guy work at the nuclear power plant in Springfield
Looks like we are targeting players around 20-22 years old who have been rapidly improving or have pedigree to be late bloomers. Dach, Newhook, Reinbacher who has been a riser, Xhekaj's brother who could also be a late bloomer if it runs in the family, this Konyushkov guy.I know nothing about him besides looking at his eliteprospects for 2 minutes but my first reaction is that I'm kinda intrigued by the trajectory here.
He's 20 so he's a double-overager, and would have been 2021 draft eligible. In 20-21 he was playing in the NMHL (not the MHL, the NMHL, the tier 2 Russian U20 league), and then 21-22 in the VHL, 22-23 puts up 25 points as a dman in the KHL. That's a pretty crazy trajectory in 3 years, the North American analogy is going from the AJHL at 18 to the AHL at 19 to the NHL at 20.
I am really hyped for this pick. Young guys rarely get quality ice time in the KHL so this guy must really be something.Our obscure Russian annual pick. Who said Habs hated Russians ? LOL !
Larionov was his coach last season and gave him the most minutes on D even if he was the youngest. A RHD.. Have we found our future Markov ?
Sounds like a Borat reference
Bogdan Konyushkov - Defense - Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod (KHL)
When a player is undrafted a couple of times already and is in his last year of draft eligibility, it takes something special for him to finally get noticed. If we look at the basic stat line it looks good, but not too special for defenseman Bogdan Konyushkov, which is likely the reason there isn’t much mainstream talk about him outside of Russia, yet even just pure stats can be more interesting if we look at those closer and at the right angle. First thing that stands out in case of Konyushkov is that despite his age he made his KHL debut just this season and actually led his KHL team in average ice time, as his cerebral game on both ends convinced coach Igor Larionov to immediately give him an opportunity for a leading role on the team. And if we look at advanced stats, those are telling that this trust paid off really well, as Konyushkov is among the league’s leaders in both completed pass amount and percentage, as well as in the puck battle win percentage — quite a debut season I’d say. As a bonus Konyushkov is right handed, just in case if everything described above isn’t convincing enough yet about him potentially being a very intriguing prospect for the coming draft.