I have watched several Jokerit games, and can only confirm. He's playing well, hard, focused.A9L3E wrote:He is quite invisible, which is a good thing for a defensive defender. Overall, I would say he has been playing well.
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The Ushenin twins combined well for the second Amur goal, nice pass from Vyacheslav to free VladislavAlessandro wrote:For Amur of course Metsola is a star. Artyom Zub is a great young defenseman, very interesting player. Just played at the Karjala Cup. If he will play, but I doubt, check out Matvei Zaseda. The kid may even have NHL potential. Byvaltsev is having a great season, a good two-way center who's having a breakout season. And of course the Ushenin twins are always a treat to watch. A duo with great skating and chemistry.

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Terrible defending... cost us a point today. 

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Zub played well too imho. Zaseda is playing in the MHL at the moment, too bad you couldn't see him, but on the other hand, he probably would have limited ice time.Calv wrote:The Ushenin twins combined well for the second Amur goal, nice pass from Vyacheslav to free VladislavAlessandro wrote:For Amur of course Metsola is a star. Artyom Zub is a great young defenseman, very interesting player. Just played at the Karjala Cup. If he will play, but I doubt, check out Matvei Zaseda. The kid may even have NHL potential. Byvaltsev is having a great season, a good two-way center who's having a breakout season. And of course the Ushenin twins are always a treat to watch. A duo with great skating and chemistry.
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Just when I thought I had seen everything, KHL proves me wrong.
Sorry about the last video, but I could not find any better one.
Sorry about the last video, but I could not find any better one.
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Saw the goalie one floating around Twitter earlier, no idea how he doesn't realise the puck is that close to his net!!
I have another work trip to Helsinki booked for 12-16 December, no Jokerit game
, but HIFK take on Sport so I'll try to get to that.
I have another work trip to Helsinki booked for 12-16 December, no Jokerit game

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A9L3E - any idea why the referee got on the Zamboni?
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I think Sibir just wanted to make a show - they are doing a lot of "similar" stuff to entertain the crowd. Novosibirsk has a great crowd, and unfortunately an old arena. They are trying hard to get a new one though, there were some renders out there. Found it: http://i.imgur.com/x0R7GPQ.jpg but it's just a render... it's unknown wheter and when a new arena will be built unfortunately.
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I just saw it and was heading here to share. It's hilarious!A9L3E wrote:

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The only one in the building more oblivious than the goaltender has to be the forward who passed instead of shot! 

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Both failed. Really bad.nino33 wrote:The only one in the building more oblivious than the goaltender has to be the forward who passed instead of shot!

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Well if you look at the Dynamo players, they seem they don't believe it themselves... Frankly I think he wasn't sure if the game was going and didn't want to shoot not to cause a mess with the goalie drinking...
What a move in any case
What a move in any case

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Looks to me like he's looking to pass (and looking at his teammate who he passes to) the entire clip, and never even looks at the netAlessandro wrote:Well if you look at the Dynamo players, they seem they don't believe it themselves... Frankly I think he wasn't sure if the game was going and didn't want to shoot not to cause a mess with the goalie drinking...
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Stockholm EHMers! Any suggestions on where to sit in the Hovet? I might be taking in AIK - Timrå in the new year 

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Jokerit helped SKA extend their losing streak to four.
Drinking to that...

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A bit late but if it would be Djurgården then in "klacken" , dont know what its called in english. But its the stands, AIK doesnt have the same amount on there games so on the longside somewhere is better i suppose.Calv wrote:Stockholm EHMers! Any suggestions on where to sit in the Hovet? I might be taking in AIK - Timrå in the new year
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Thanks! I'm flying out this afternoon, already got tickets for the long side.Mackecool93 wrote:A bit late but if it would be Djurgården then in "klacken" , dont know what its called in english. But its the stands, AIK doesnt have the same amount on there games so on the longside somewhere is better i suppose.Calv wrote:Stockholm EHMers! Any suggestions on where to sit in the Hovet? I might be taking in AIK - Timrå in the new year

I believe klacken is heel. It's a shame there's no Djurgarden game when I'm there
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You cannot sit in the klacken section. Everyone stands up
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I agree with you, truly a shame you miss out on some of europes best ambiance within hockey.Calv wrote:Thanks! I'm flying out this afternoon, already got tickets for the long side.Mackecool93 wrote:A bit late but if it would be Djurgården then in "klacken" , dont know what its called in english. But its the stands, AIK doesnt have the same amount on there games so on the longside somewhere is better i suppose.Calv wrote:Stockholm EHMers! Any suggestions on where to sit in the Hovet? I might be taking in AIK - Timrå in the new year![]()
I believe klacken is heel. It's a shame there's no Djurgarden game when I'm there
Klacken is where the hardcore fans are, and its only stands, so no sitting but it doesn't matter when the fans are great

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Jokerit sandwich their five-match losing streak between two three-point nights against SKA. I do not get this team... 

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The don't really have the consistency!A9L3E wrote:Jokerit sandwich their five-match losing streak between two three-point nights against SKA. I do not get this team...


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Medvescak Zagreb is leaving the KHL and will join the EBEL instead.
Makes perfect sense as Medvescak has had financial problems and will now have much shorter travels
Makes perfect sense as Medvescak has had financial problems and will now have much shorter travels
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Supposedly 25% of the shares for the new London KHL team are still unsold (suggesting 75% are sold), so it sounds as though things are slowly moving forward with that. Doubt they'll be around this coming season however.
On an unrelated note, today was my final day at my current job so no more work trips to Helsinki to watch HIFK/Jokerit
On an unrelated note, today was my final day at my current job so no more work trips to Helsinki to watch HIFK/Jokerit

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Serves you right as you failed to watch any Espoo games!Calv wrote:On an unrelated note, today was my final day at my current job so no more work trips to Helsinki to watch HIFK/Jokerit

Nah, I kid. That's unfortunate. But at least you are free to drink every day now. Like me!

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Shame I was hoping to go and see a KHL game there next year.Manimal wrote:Medvescak Zagreb is leaving the KHL and will join the EBEL instead.
Makes perfect sense as Medvescak has had financial problems and will now have much shorter travels