The Nemesis
Semper Tyrannus
This is, as of the time this thread was made on Thursday night, one of only 3 picks the Sharks have that is their own (along with #1 and their 7th rounder)
EliteProspects
Player Type Keywords: Power Forward, Two-Way Forward, Workhorse
The Hockey Writers
As I mentioned with Demidov, there’s something to be said for the level of competition a draft-eligible player regularly plays against. In Russia, teenagers rarely play big minutes in the KHL, so to see a young player earning regular minutes is worth noting, even if the points aren’t there. That brings me to Igor Chernyshov, a pure power forward who blends quickness, strength, offensive prowess, and defensive awareness into a very efficient package. He was called up from the MHL in December and remained in the KHL for the rest of the season, as well as their 10 playoff games. He wasn’t used a lot, often playing some of the lowest minutes on the team, but he was still playing, proving to any onlookers that he was trusted for his maturity and skill.
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The Athletic
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5598387/2024/06/28/sharks-rangers-nhl-draft-picks-grades-2024/ (****PAYWALL****)
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FloHockey
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Sportsnet.ca (Jason Bukala)
Outlet | Rank |
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NHL Central Scouting | #9 European Skater |
TSN Bob McKenzie | #21 |
TSN Craig Button | #24 |
EliteProspects | #19 |
Sportsnet Cosentino | #18 |
Sportsnet Bukala | #18 |
Future Considerations | #14 |
THN Ryan Kennedy | #18 |
THN Tony Ferrari | #15 |
Tankathon | #21 |
FloHockey | #19 |
Daily Faceoff | #22 |
Dobber Hockey | #13 |
The Hockey Writers | #22 |
EliteProspects
Player Type Keywords: Power Forward, Two-Way Forward, Workhorse
A powerful skater and a high-end handler, Chernyshov excels at anticipating openings and exploiting them. He beats defenders consistently by properly setting up his dekes, building up speed below the puck and then attacking with a speed advantage and working give-and-goes. While he’s often direct, he also has a rather advanced delay game that he can pull out when the situation calls for it.
Igor Chernyshov - Stats, Contract, Salary & More
Eliteprospects.com hockey player profile of Igor Chernyshov, 2005-11-30 Penza, RUS Russia. Most recently in the OHL with Saginaw Spirit. Complete player biography and stats.
www.eliteprospects.com
The Hockey Writers
As I mentioned with Demidov, there’s something to be said for the level of competition a draft-eligible player regularly plays against. In Russia, teenagers rarely play big minutes in the KHL, so to see a young player earning regular minutes is worth noting, even if the points aren’t there. That brings me to Igor Chernyshov, a pure power forward who blends quickness, strength, offensive prowess, and defensive awareness into a very efficient package. He was called up from the MHL in December and remained in the KHL for the rest of the season, as well as their 10 playoff games. He wasn’t used a lot, often playing some of the lowest minutes on the team, but he was still playing, proving to any onlookers that he was trusted for his maturity and skill.
2024 NHL Draft: Reimer's Final 3-Round Rankings - The Hockey Writers Latest News, Analysis & More
In the days leading up to the 2024 NHL Entry Draft on June 28, The Hockey Writers' Dayton Reimer provides a breakdown of the first 96 picks.
thehockeywriters.com
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The Athletic
Tier: Bubble top and middle of the lineup player
Skating: NHL average
Puck skills: NHL average
Hockey sense: NHL average
Compete: Above NHL average
Shot: Above NHL average
Player comparable: Ilya Mikheyev
Analysis: Chernyshov was very good at the junior level in Russia and earned ice time up in the KHL with a regular shift for a top team in Dynamo Moscow. He’s a big, powerful winger who skates well and has a lot of offensive creativity. He beats defenders routinely with his one-on-one plays, sees the ice well and can create at the net. He’s not going to run players over with his physical play, but he uses his body to create offense. He has the ability to control play at even strength due to his variety of tools and looks the part of a potential strong top-six winger in the NHL.
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5598387/2024/06/28/sharks-rangers-nhl-draft-picks-grades-2024/ (****PAYWALL****)
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FloHockey
Chernyshov is a fascinating prospect as he has a power-forward’s mentality with a good motor and nice touch with the puck. He’s 6-foot-2 and closing in on 200 pounds, making him hard to knock off the puck. He has good-enough pace, never quits on pucks and engages physically. Chernyshov has a strong shot with an ability to beat goalies from distance and he can get it off in a variety of ways. Chernyshov has good hands and some creativity to him, but I would not call his hands truly dynamic. He has a chance to be a good scoring winger in a team’s top six, but I feel more comfortable projecting him as a secondary scorer with a chance to be on a team’s power play.
NHL Draft Rankings 2024 Final Edition
Macklin Celebrini leads FloHockey's 2024 NHL Draft Rankings of the top 100 prospects from Chris Peters heading into June's draft.
www.flohockey.tv
Sportsnet.ca (Jason Bukala)
Chernyshov is a strong skater with high-end vision in the offensive zone. He reads where to be off the puck and finds quiet ice in the process. His combination of size and skill project him as a top two line scoring winger who leans shooter/finisher more than distributor.
Scout's Analysis: Ranking the top 70 prospects for the 2024 NHL Draft
In his final prospect rankings for this season, Jason Bukala presents a list of the top 70 players available at the 2024 NHL Draft.
www.sportsnet.ca
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