Belarus, 8th nation since 2019 Draft

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wetcoast

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I don't think it's complicated to understand and yet...

I'm talking about the future based since the 2019 draft until the 2024 draft. Belarus is clearly above Switzerland. 6 straight draft classes where Belarus has the upper hand. And the potential star player in the lot leans very clearly towards the Belarusian side.

So the Swiss players of today like Josi, Fiala, Niederreiter, Hischier will no longer be there and do not exist in my perspective. The problem is that Swiss players selected in the 3rd round have become extremely rare.
I was responding to the comment of Belarus passing the Swiss by 2030 originally so Nico is still going to be around but it will be interesting to watch.
 

Dirtyf1ghter

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Here is the list of what a Belarusian group would be with a player rating.

PosPlayerYearRating
GBAlexei KOLOSOV
2002​
71​
GBIvan KULBAKOV
1996​
70​
GBPavel MOYSEVICH
2004​
70​
DD/GStepan FALKOVSKY
1996​
72​
DDArtyom LEVSHUNOV
2005​
69​
DD/GSergei SAPEGO
1999​
67​
DD/GKirill GOTOVETS
1991​
65​
DGMaksim MATUSHKIN
1990​
74​
DGVladislav KOLYACHONOK
2001​
72​
DGIlya SOLOVYOV
2000​
72​
DGDaniil MISYUL
2000​
66​
ADDaniil BOKUV
1996​
65​
ADVadim MOROZ
2003​
66​
ADYegor RIMASHEVSKY
2005​
66​
ADIgor MARTYNOV
1999​
64​
AGYegr SHARANGOVICH
1998​
83​
AGVladimir ALISTROV
2001​
73​
AGAlexander SKORENOV
1999​
71​
AGPavel KARNAUKHOV
1997​
69​
CEAlexei PROTAS
2001​
81​
CEIlya USOV
2001​
69​
CEDanila KLIMOVICH
2003​
67​
CEVitali PINCHUK
2002​
66​
ADKirill PETKOV
1998​
65​
CEAndrei STAS
1988​
65​

In my assessment, this gives (in parentheses, 2023 rating) :

1. Canada 2233 (2227)
2. USA 2225 (2216)
3. Sweden 2174 (2170)
4. Russia 2159 (2164)
5. Finland 2110 (2109)
6. Czechia 2018 (2064)
7. Switzerland 1937 (1947)
8. Germany 1875 (1862)
9. Slovakia 1869 (1870)
10. Belarus 1738 (1700)

Very big progress this year with Protas and depth. As already mentioned, I removed all those naturalized and considered as Belarusian those born in Belarus like Matushkin but that doesn't change much.
Next to that, USA is still getting closer to Canada, Sweden is still ahead of Russia, Czechia is experiencing a big drop with retirements like Voracek, Slovakia is stagnating with the withdrawal of the last players of the old generation (Halak) and remains 9th.
 

Eye of Ra

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Here is the list of what a Belarusian group would be with a player rating.

PosPlayerYearRating
GBAlexei KOLOSOV
2002​
71​
GBIvan KULBAKOV
1996​
70​
GBPavel MOYSEVICH
2004​
70​
DD/GStepan FALKOVSKY
1996​
72​
DDArtyom LEVSHUNOV
2005​
69​
DD/GSergei SAPEGO
1999​
67​
DD/GKirill GOTOVETS
1991​
65​
DGMaksim MATUSHKIN
1990​
74​
DGVladislav KOLYACHONOK
2001​
72​
DGIlya SOLOVYOV
2000​
72​
DGDaniil MISYUL
2000​
66​
ADDaniil BOKUV
1996​
65​
ADVadim MOROZ
2003​
66​
ADYegor RIMASHEVSKY
2005​
66​
ADIgor MARTYNOV
1999​
64​
AGYegr SHARANGOVICH
1998​
83​
AGVladimir ALISTROV
2001​
73​
AGAlexander SKORENOV
1999​
71​
AGPavel KARNAUKHOV
1997​
69​
CEAlexei PROTAS
2001​
81​
CEIlya USOV
2001​
69​
CEDanila KLIMOVICH
2003​
67​
CEVitali PINCHUK
2002​
66​
ADKirill PETKOV
1998​
65​
CEAndrei STAS
1988​
65​

In my assessment, this gives (in parentheses, 2023 rating) :

1. Canada 2233 (2227)
2. USA 2225 (2216)
3. Sweden 2174 (2170)
4. Russia 2159 (2164)
5. Finland 2110 (2109)
6. Czechia 2018 (2064)
7. Switzerland 1937 (1947)
8. Germany 1875 (1862)
9. Slovakia 1869 (1870)
10. Belarus 1738 (1700)

Very big progress this year with Protas and depth. As already mentioned, I removed all those naturalized and considered as Belarusian those born in Belarus like Matushkin but that doesn't change much.
Next to that, USA is still getting closer to Canada, Sweden is still ahead of Russia, Czechia is experiencing a big drop with retirements like Voracek, Slovakia is stagnating with the withdrawal of the last players of the old generation (Halak) and remains 9th.
Most people agree that Russia, Czechia and Finland is ahead of Sweden. Whats your argument that Sweden is nr 3?
 
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wetcoast

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Becuse many swedish fans here. I can give you 1 exemple of a serious debater in this very thread who im pretty sure has Russia, Czechia, Germany, Swiss and Finland over Sweden. @WarriorofTime
In that's the case then there would be 2 guys, not most.

Heck even if you excluded Swedish fans most people simply wouldn't take Finland their back end just isn't that good.
 
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Dirtyf1ghter

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We all want more depth in international hocley but sadly, this is nothing but wishful thinking by you. Wet dreams. Nothing more.

Of course Jamiro Reber is a reference...it proved you're not actually watching players. So how would you be able to judge even younger kids if you haven't even watched Reber? Again, wet dreams.

Drafted players are nice but I suggest you look into stats how many players, especially from the later rounds, actually make it to the NHL, let alone become regulars or stars. It's a nice story for sure but it doesn't actually mean anything.

Levshunov didn't even get drafted yet. You might wanna hold your horses there. Not a bad prospect but way too early for victory laps.

More Belarusians in the KHL is a nice story as well but the KHL also isn't anymore what it once was.

Sorry if I just destroyed your fantasy world.
Levshunov 2nd, Reber undrafted.

Sorry if NHL teams just destroyed your fantasy world.
 
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