G Pavel Moysevich - SKA St. Petersburg, KHL (2024, 83rd, VGK)

[Bone Density]

I'd like to keep tabs on this big goalie out of Belarus. Listed at 6'5, 176 pounds at 19 years old. Solid numbers in the KHL and VHL. Sorry I don't have more information available to me, but I was hoping some of the prospect watchers could chime in. Can't find much video either.

Pavel Moysevich - Stats, Contract, Salary & More

Eliteprospects.com hockey player profile of Pavel Moysevich, 2004-09-29 Minsk, BLR Belarus. Most recently in the KHL with SKA St. Petersburg. Complete player biography and stats.

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Ranked #4 by NHL CENTRAL SCOUTING (EU Goalies)

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[WeThreeKings]

Weird that some really bum ass goaltending prospects made Bob's mid-season list but not this guy.

 

[Hinterland]

Weird that some really bum ass goaltending prospects made Bob's mid-season list but not this guy.

I agree. And it's not just about this guy. None of the goalies I'd draft are on his list but I think that none of the goalies he listed have NHL upside.

 

[austin63867]

I agree. And it's not just about this guy. None of the goalies I'd draft are on his list but I think that none of the goalies he listed have NHL upside.

Don't agree. I expected everyone except Heil. Vinni and Saarinen are obvious and Leenders/George are having a good season.

 

[Caser]

Weird that some really bum ass goaltending prospects made Bob's mid-season list but not this guy.

My observations are that his list historically had been mostly about the first-year eligible players, not much about re-entries/overagers.

 

[austin63867]

My observations are that his list historically had been mostly about the first-year eligible players, not much about re-entries/overagers.

Pulkkinen is at 33 so not entirely, but yeah, I think Moysevich probably deserved an HM.

 

[Caser]

Pulkkinen is at 33 so not entirely, but yeah, I think Moysevich probably deserved an HM.

Yes, not entirely, but, as I mentioned, mostly - the most obvious top guys usually are there. However that is just my impression, to be sure it would be good to compare his final lists with the overagers that were drafted in the Top100.

 

[WeThreeKings]

My observations are that his list historically had been mostly about the first-year eligible players, not much about re-entries/overagers.

I thought about that but Pulkinnen was there and when I checked out the HMs I wasn't familiar with, like we are really ranking 6'1 USHL goalies with sub .860?

 

[Hinterland]

Don't agree. I expected everyone except Heil. Vinni and Saarinen are obvious and Leenders/George are having a good season.

Those guys are all poor prospects. The only one with interesting upside is Saarinen but he just doesn't have any kind of track record, playing juniors in Finland, even a few games with the under 18 team. I'm not gonna watch those kinda games and I'm not sure it's the kind of level you wanna scout draft eligible prospects at. Also, he's always been poor for Finland in international games, particularly at the Hlinka Gretzky. Worth a punt in the later rounds but not really a top prospect for me.

There are far better goalie prospects available. Jakub Milota for example. Many interesting overagers as well. Moysevich isn't the only one. Wouldn't surprised to see a different kind of list from McKenzie after the WJC18.

 

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[Pavel Buchnevich]

How is there not more talk about him?

Had the highest SV% in the KHL this season, he's 6'5, had good VHL stats, and this is only the second year he's draft eligible.

Is it because he's Belarusian?

 

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[Pavel Buchnevich]

Great pick by Vegas. He might end up the best goalie from this draft.

 

[Beniersgeron]

Why is his KHL number so weird? he have good GAA and SV%, but why dont minutes, wins-lost-tie matchup to the amount of games he played in KHL? did he jump in and play most of the 3rd period or something?

Dmitri Gamzin also play 13 games but his wins-lost-tie and minutes seem to be matching up with the amount of games played.

 

[Zine]

Why is his KHL number so weird? he have good GAA and SV%, but why dont minutes, wins-lost-tie matchup to the amount of games he played in KHL? did he jump in and play most of the 3rd period or something?

Dmitri Gamzin also play 13 games but his wins-lost-tie and minutes seem to be matching up with the amount of games played.

He was the back-up, so much of his usage came from relieving Serebryakov when pulled.

 

[Beniersgeron]

He was the back-up, so much of his usage came from relieving Serebryakov when pulled.

So was Gamzin but his numbers look normal compared to the games he played.

 

[Hammer Slammer]

So was Gamzin but his numbers look normal compared to the games he played.

https://en.khl.ru/players/41380/

There were 6 games it looks like he came in relief and wasn't awarded win/loss.

3-2-2 is correct for the remaining 7 games.

In comparison, Gamzin was the starter in all but one of his games where he played about 2 minutes in relief.

 

[Beniersgeron]

https://en.khl.ru/players/41380/

There were 6 games it looks like he came in relief and wasn't awarded win/loss.

3-2-2 is correct for the remaining 7 games.

In comparison, Gamzin was the starter in all but one of his games where he played about 2 minutes in relief.

So his numbers look better than what it is because of those relief perhaps.

 

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[Poppy Whoa Sonnet]

What's the plan for him next year? Full time KHL backup?

 

[FromChaos22]

stats look good