He didn't play in the 3rd period in the previous game as well. It's either something about his physical conditions or there is problems between him and the coach.
RW Matvei Michkov (2023, 7th, PHI) Part 4
- Thread starter GermanSpitfire
- Start date
-
Work is still on-going to rebuild the site styling and features. Please report any issues you may experience so we can look into it. Click Here for Updates
- Status
He didn't play in the 3rd period in the previous game as well. It's either something about his physical conditions or there is problems between him and the coach.
kp61c
Registered User
he's only 19 but it seems he is always sick with something, brutal. at least in a couple of weeks the season is over for him and he again will have half a year to recuperate.
As I already said, he is not coachable. He will always have problems with any coach, especially in the NHL. He is “too good” to listen to any coach. This may change over time, but for now this is the case. The only coach he listened to was his father, who unfortunately passed away.
Lol, you're so wrong. And we don't even know exactly why he missed the game.
WarriorofTime
Registered User
- Jul 3, 2010
- 32,572
- 22,370
ViD
#CBJNeedHugs
antman12
Registered User
- Nov 27, 2016
- 197
- 178
He was -4 the game before with a couple bad plays that led directly to goals against.
barriers
Registered User
- Feb 10, 2020
- 2,922
- 5,317
Goal and assist today going into last few minutes of the 3rd. Sochi leading 4-2
Last edited:
Wow, just wow. Michkov recently returned from a long absence due to pneumania, had a bad game which was a second part of a back-to-back, he looked slow and tired, he definitely wasn't 100%. The coach gave him some rest and time to gain conditioning. It definitely helped, he was flying today. But you can keep your narrative, whatever makes you happy.
Nah, he was healthy scratch in the game before, -4 was in two games before. Still, a goal and a primary assist today.
Svedu
Registered User
- Apr 23, 2019
- 2,881
- 1,903
Deadpool8812
Registered User
- Feb 10, 2018
- 13,251
- 16,897
golgoXIII
Registered User
- Apr 2, 2007
- 1,133
- 454
I'm pretty sure he won't play in the NHL before he is 24-25 years old.
Pavel Buchnevich
"Pavel Buchnevich The Fake"
He's 10th overall by PPG in the KHL. Better than any SKA player.
Last edited:
Pavel Buchnevich
"Pavel Buchnevich The Fake"
I think every team that passed him over except Chicago is going to greatly regret it. Some more than others, but I think he’s showing this year why he’s better than all those players. But this was also obvious last year and the year before and the year before that. I don’t know if Chicago will ever regret their decision, but I think he’s keeping pace with Bedard this season, and could end up the better player eventually.
WarriorofTime
Registered User
- Jul 3, 2010
- 32,572
- 22,370
I think he, Carlsson and Fantilli are all basically in the same mix and understand why you'd take the latter two and get them into the lineup immediately rather than waiting around and hoping SKA doesn't screw up his development too much. I was a big advocate to take him 4th though, no offense to W. Smith.
Bedard is injured, Fantilli is injured, Carlsson was injured... Are you sure it's a good idea to play in the NHL as 18 year old?
WarriorofTime
Registered User
- Jul 3, 2010
- 32,572
- 22,370
Regardless of any of it, you can sign the kid to an ELC right away and then control their development between NHL/Juniors/AHL/Euro loan, etc. With Michkov, they are beholden to those on the other side of the world that may not have his development at heart considering he is just going to leave and they won't get a transfer fee or anything like that.
Yes, Bedard broke his jaw and Fantilli lacerated his calf, but Michkov has also missed a good amount of time with various illness. Injury can occur anywhere.
Carlsson's injury had nothing to do with his age. If anything, him being younger and more flexible probably made it less significant of an injury.
Czechboy
Náš f*cken barák!
- Apr 15, 2018
- 29,444
- 26,825
Bit of a threadjack...
My view was that he was on Bedard's level. Still is. BUT I wouldn't draft him that high because, as a GM, I'd have no control over where he goes or how he develops. I draft him, my team probably sucks because I'm drafting 1st or 2nd and I may be fired before he ever suits up.
So my question is for Flyer's fans...
Are you happy with how he is being developed in the KHL?
Are you happy to wait two more years till he arrives?
That's all.
My view was that he was on Bedard's level. Still is. BUT I wouldn't draft him that high because, as a GM, I'd have no control over where he goes or how he develops. I draft him, my team probably sucks because I'm drafting 1st or 2nd and I may be fired before he ever suits up.
So my question is for Flyer's fans...
Are you happy with how he is being developed in the KHL?
Are you happy to wait two more years till he arrives?
That's all.
- Status
Latest posts
-
-
-
Logan Thompson distracted by nachos thrown on the ice- Latest: Reality Czech
-
