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Having him play in the MHL Playoffs would be cruel. They know he doesn't factor into any future organizational plans as of the moment so it's not like they are getting something out of it, other than I guess the prestige of their MHL team winning another championship...Right now there’s like a 10% chance, ska would need to release him. But they realistically could send him to the MHL or VHL to win a championship there instead. Coach’s comments today are cryptic I dunno but the management and insiders in Montreal are expecting next year
I think SKA just doesn't want to do him any favors for not extending with them. We'll see what happens but yeah it really suck. I think if the Habs make it to the ecf his contract will be over by then, but that's a long shot.Having him play in the MHL Playoffs would be cruel. They know he doesn't factor into any future organizational plans as of the moment so it's not like they are getting something out of it, other than I guess the prestige of their MHL team winning another championship...
Most of us would rather have Demidov in the lineup over Pezzetta or Roy or maybe even Newhook as we are likely to play our first home non-COVID playoff games since 2017. He could be one of those dark horse guys who gets us past round 1.Relax Habs fan, even if SKA doesn't release him until he contract ends, less than 2 months away.
Eh, why not? That could be valuable experience gained.Joining his brother in the VHL, the next round starts in 2 days.
his father is a childhood friend of putin. is it possible to fire him?Wasn't there some talk of Scrotumberg being fired if he didn't make it past the 1st round? I hope for SKA fans' sake that it's true
Crazy to think about that you sent your teenage superstar and already teamleading scorer (RS and PO) to play in the VHL. Thats like letting Bedard or Celebrini play in the AHL PO after the NHL season ends... Imagine he get injured... Rotenberg showing againg he is an emotional child playing hockey manager.
Nobody cares about the MHL and VHL. Their sole existence is to pave a path to pro hockey. No head coach would be stupid enough to risk his already established superstar prospect getting serously injured playing against some scrubs nobody ever heard of. But Demidov did not extend. So Rotenberg gives a shit.I doubt Rotenberg is solely making this decision.
Getting ousted in the 1st round is a huge embarrassment for SKA. They likely wanna salvage the season with a VHL or MHL title.
Zavragin and Pleshkov were also sent down.
Crazy to think about that you sent your teenage superstar and already teamleading scorer (RS and PO) to play in the VHL. Thats like letting Bedard or Celebrini play in the AHL PO after the NHL season ends... Imagine he get injured... Rotenberg showing againg he is an emotional child playing hockey manager.
Sadly, they don't care, since he won't remain with them.
Nobody cares about the MHL and VHL. Their sole existence is to pave a path to pro hockey. No head coach would be stupid enough to risk his already established superstar prospect getting serously injured playing against some scrubs nobody ever heard of. But Demidov did not extend. So Rotenberg gives a shit.
Sadly, they don't care, since he won't remain with them.
Why isnt he playing the St.Petersburg City championship with his cousin too to complete the feel good story and SKAs uber dominance (everywhere where it doesn't matter)?
Zavragin is a goalie. And Artamonov not about to move to the NHL yet.
This would never happen if Russia would be allow to play at the WC.
So Demidov is sent to the VHL because he wants to go to the NHL, and Artamonov is sent to the VHL because he not about to move to the NHL yet. And Zavragin doesn’t count because he’s a goalie.
You’re all over the place.
The probability of a goalie getting injured is lower. In both cases you could argue the same, that the likelihood of a serouis injury is not worth letting them play there (cause there is already nothing to learn for them).
But the main diffrence is, they are both factually not days away of playing in the NHL and theoretically not yet ready for.
Demidov is ready and could already be on a plane to the NHL. Everything the VHL does for him at this stage of his career (besides maybe good memories playing a last time with his Bro) is an unnecessary risk of injury.
It's actually not complicated. And again we dont have this conversion if Russia participates at the WC.