Player Discussion Vitali Kravtsov - ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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No use russian him. Let him cook with Shirokov and Tryamkin and then bring them all over just before our dynasty starts.
If signed mid-season, yes.
But if he's signed next summer, no. It's just like any other RFA.
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He has a primo spot on the all time Canucks "he's gonna come back" team
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Bring him back like VanillaCoke brought the original VanillaCoke display picture back
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EdJovanovski
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That’s the best defenseman in the KHL he did that on
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Wow! That rink looked packed and the fans were loud and boisterous. I guess fans are flocking out to KHL games to--in the words of Billy Joel-- 'to forget about life for awhile'.
Looked like a goal-scorer in those highlights......I wonder if the Canucks ever bring him back?
To keep things in perspectative NIc Petan and Josh Levio have 3 points more than Kravstov as things stand in the KHL
… and he’s being significantly outscored by his undrafted linemate who is a year younger.
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I'm cheering for Kravtsov, as I do for any player with a remote chance to contribute somehow to the organization. The big downer for me is not how he played when he was here and not his KHL production, but the mere fact that he left.
The AHL team is just down the street. If he really wanted that NHL career and really believed in himself, he would have taken the trip to Abby with the goal of showing the organization that he was a big-leaguer by the middle of the current season. He didn't. He doesn't believe. I'd be shocked if he comes back.
It reminds me very, very vaguely of when Jonathan Dahlen chose to stay in the Allsvenskan another season rather than moving up the SHL. Sure, it showed loyalty to his club, but in the moment it felt like I knew ... yeah, this guy isn't going to make it.
The AHL team is just down the street. If he really wanted that NHL career and really believed in himself, he would have taken the trip to Abby with the goal of showing the organization that he was a big-leaguer by the middle of the current season. He didn't. He doesn't believe. I'd be shocked if he comes back.
It reminds me very, very vaguely of when Jonathan Dahlen chose to stay in the Allsvenskan another season rather than moving up the SHL. Sure, it showed loyalty to his club, but in the moment it felt like I knew ... yeah, this guy isn't going to make it.
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That linemate is leading the entire league in scoring.
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Worth noting that the KHL is kind of a weird league, and that success tends to translate in a less than linear fashion between the KHL and NHL possibly moreso than any other high-end league. Reid Boucher and Nikolay Goldobin were 1-2 and goals and tied for 2nd in the league for points last season.
I think Sheldon Rempal might currently have more points than Kravtsov.
I think Sheldon Rempal might currently have more points than Kravtsov.
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