About as likely as the Quebec Nordiques winning the Stanley Cup this season.
...better odds than Arizona, I hear...

About as likely as the Quebec Nordiques winning the Stanley Cup this season.
I actually gave this ridiculous idea some thought.lol Here is my solution. A lot of the Czechs/Finns/Swedes left the KHL in droves. They were very quickly replaced by Canadians and Americans.
The KHL currently has over 100 North Americans in the KHL. So I say get those Canucks and Yanks on one team and get them to play the best Russians in KHL. Similar to 4 nations actually using only 1 league! Team Belarus (they have 47 guys). Team Kazakhistan (they have 46 guys). You could even make a Team Canada and Team USA to really make it interesting! Not even players from Czech,Sweden and Finland to make a rest of Europe team though.
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5 of the top 20 KHL scorers are US/Canadian. Fucalle has a .922 average! It'd be close IMO.Team Russia would likely destroy everybody in this proposal for a tournament, but it would probably be at least semi-popular to watch the games by the Russian public.
I might even try watching it myself.
5 of the top 20 KHL scorers are US/Canadian. Fucalle has a .922 average! It'd be close IMO.
They did it in the KHL All Star game alreadyI actually gave this ridiculous idea some thought.lol Here is my solution. A lot of the Czechs/Finns/Swedes left the KHL in droves. They were very quickly replaced by Canadians and Americans.
The KHL currently has over 100 North Americans in the KHL. So I say get those Canucks and Yanks on one team and get them to play the best Russians in KHL. Similar to 4 nations actually using only 1 league! Team Belarus (they have 47 guys). Team Kazakhistan (they have 46 guys). You could even make a Team Canada and Team USA to really make it interesting! Not even players from Czech,Sweden and Finland to make a rest of Europe team though.
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I would, but ABC and ESPN don't broadcast beer league gamesIf you really beleive this then why do you bother to watch?
Sweden centers are shot. Mika and Petey are done
Team Russia would likely destroy everybody in this proposal for a tournament, but it would probably be at least semi-popular to watch the games by the Russian public.
I might even try watching it myself.
5 of the top 20 KHL scorers are US/Canadian. Fucalle has a .922 average! It'd be close IMO.
They did it in the KHL All Star game already
That is cool.but seems similar to an all star game. I want, at the very least, a Spengler cup intensity. A team Canada vs Russia final could be fun. Even funnier if it ended USA vs canada.lol.It occurred at the Channel One Cup in December. They had a "KHL World Team" comprised with players from USA, Canada, Sweden, Czechia and Slovak.
So because you found my point 'annoying' that gives you cause to break/at a minimum push the limits of the site rules (something you claim you're not interested in doing) and essentially name call?I'll expalin for you.
It was meant as a pejorative.
I found your original post annoying. Partly your fault & partly HFB for allowing it.
It's OK to post that Russia should not be banned from international competitions, which is an inherently political (and unethical) position, but you can't challenge it without breaking the boards rules.
You also inferred that anyone who thinks that Russia should be banned from international competitions is misinformed by the mainstream media and propaganda. That is kinda the definition of crazy conspiracy thinking - hence the tin foil hat comment.
I'm not going to get in the politics of Russia/Ukraine war, as it is against the board rules but I will say this. There is alot of information out there and much of it has an agenda or conforms to a narrative. This applies to mainstream media & alternative media both of which can be well motivated but still biased.
Navigating information is complex but certainly easier then ever before. We have access to more primary information and data then any other time in history.
It also helps to have formal (and informal) education and to travel extensively to see things for yourself.
Those are thing that I assume you don't have or have done living in your parents basement like you do - and yes, that was also meant pejoratively.
Well if you do your own research like I do and watch a lot of Youtube videos by InsideJob1488, you would see that Ukraine is actually all in your mind."My family is from Ukraine" (who also left Ukraine ~120 years ago, and with 0 ties to the country today).