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And if it had been a playoff game instead of a casual skate, I’m sure he would have played.
If anything, we should thank the sunburn for making him fall to us.
Prospect Info: 2024 Draft (2/33): Igor Chernyshov (LW) | Dynamo Moscow (KHL)
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If anything, we should thank the sunburn for making him fall to us.
GRANdSharks
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Makes sense, probably not that used to the sun, being from Canada first time I went to Florida I got burnt to a crisp
jMoneyBrah
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I mean not for nothing, but at least one guy wouldn’t play hockey “because the equipment makes my skin feel icky”. I’m pretty sure that’s a direct quote.
Napreemer
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Per @MikhailZislis, Dan Milstein is doing his best for Chernyshov to play next season in NA, probably somewhere in CHL. Igor still owes Dynamo Moscow 1 year of his KHL contract so we'll see where it goes..
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Munnyro
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Not my quote but I love it. "Chernyshov can dangle a donut through an ant hill"
Alaskanice
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This is potentially great news to awaken to.
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Chernyshov has so many great pro habits already playing against men, hopefully he doesn’t lose them playing against kids again. If it weren’t for my (potentially irrational) fear of him getting strong-armed into signing, I’d honestly rather he play another KHL season.
Maybe Halttunen is the blueprint? One year CHL, one year AHL, then compete for the NHL seems reasonable for this kid.
Haven’t looked too closely at the CHL import draft order, but hopefully he lands somewhere good like Halttunen.
Maybe Halttunen is the blueprint? One year CHL, one year AHL, then compete for the NHL seems reasonable for this kid.
Haven’t looked too closely at the CHL import draft order, but hopefully he lands somewhere good like Halttunen.
Gecklund
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I wonder if this is a similar situation to Halttunen (goes to CHL) or if Chernyshov goes to the AHL.
It’s about 30-35 picks in and he still hasn’t gone.
Gecklund
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I mean it’s not that he can’t. It’s that it’s not the Sharks MO to gift him an AHL spot.
CHALUPA
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Assigning our prospect to our AHL club doesn’t feel like “gifting” to me.
Gecklund
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How does that not feel like gifting it to him? If he’s not drafted to the CHL, as far as I’m aware that means there’s no plan B.
Hodge
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Apart from Celebrini and Smith, who will obviously never play in the AHL, we haven't had a forward prospect as good as Chernyshov in a long time.
Gecklund
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Yeah that’s just not true. Unless you mean that played in the AHL? Even then Eklund is a far better prospect than Chernyshov.
CHALUPA
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Sorry probably should have elaborated rather than just posting a one-liner lol.
From the Sharks’ perspective, the Cuda are a pro team where they assign prospects to develop. If they think he’s ready for that league they should assign him there.
If he’s overwhelmed, wouldn’t the ECHL also be an option?
Hodge
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In hindsight Eklund probably should have played on the Cuda in his D+1 season. But at least he had a guaranteed top line role waiting for him on Djurgarden. Chernyshov would be hard pressed to get more than 4th line minutes in the KHL this year.
Jargon
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I didn’t actively realize he’s a dangler. A power forward dangler is like everything I love and everything Grier loves in one Russian.
