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Michael Hage, come on down!You never know, Dach might decide to shovel his own stairs one day and poof
Michael Hage, come on down!You never know, Dach might decide to shovel his own stairs one day and poof
Interesting article.
TELL me you are referencing Theodore lolYou never know, Dach might decide to shovel his own stairs one day and poof
Because apparently it’s not enough to be the best player on the team to crack the SKA roster.
Yes. Especially the part about him being the potential subject to a "secret loan" (my translation) to another team. All this seems fishy, but then, the KHL rules about anything are always difficult to follow.Interesting article.
% agreeYes. Especially the part about him being the potential subject to a "secret loan" (my translation) to another team. All this seems fishy, but then, the KHL rules about anything are always difficult to follow.
The habs are going to let that whole situation resolve by itself and pick that kid up as soon as SKA sees no use for him in their big club. All we have to do is be patient, because honestly, there's nothing else both us and HuGo can do.
Wait wait. We had a role to play here? Cause if somebody would’ve told me…All we have to do is be patient, because honestly, there's nothing else both us and HuGo can do.
Daily prayers!Wait wait. We had a role to play here? Cause if somebody would’ve told me…
I think what the article alludes to is that these two trades where, behind the scenes, actually an unofficial loan.Khusnutdinov (during last year of contract) was traded to Sochi, then SKA re-aquired his rights in a trade in the off-season.
Because apparently it’s not enough to be the best player on the team to crack the SKA roster.
I think what the article alludes to is that these two trades where, behind the scenes, actually an unofficial loan.
We were behind four other teams.Pretty funny as well going back over GTDs over the last 2ish years.
So many fans insisting HuGo was sitting on their hands. Not tanking hard enough. We missed Michkov. Slafkovsky’s debacle of a first year.
To see where they started and where they are now, nothing short of a masterclass. I personally never thought it would be possible to turn this ship around so well
We were behind four other teams.
Let’s not kid ourselves
Demidov is crazy, pity #17 (Sinyatkin) didn't score.