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Post by MPLABBE on Feb 23, 2003 9:40:17 GMT -5
thanks Vezina.
any articles on Perezhogin? anything new in his case?
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Post by MPLABBE on Feb 23, 2003 17:11:49 GMT -5
Updated stats for yet another week:
Christian Larrivée: 49 games 18 G 40 A 58 P + 5
Jonathan Ferland: 59 games 40 G 40 A 80 P +45 90 PIM
Michaël Lambert: 61 games 26 G 28 A 54 P
Olivier Michaud: 3.33 GAA...0.889 SAVE%
Eric Himelfarb: 58 games 29 G 41 A 70 P -3
Andre Deveaux: 54 games 15 G 20 A 35 P -12 118 PIM
Tomas Linhart: 48 games 0 G 4 A 4 P +7 24 PIM
Andrew Archer: 56 games 1 G 11 A 12 P +2 119 PIM
Duncan Milroy: 56 games 32 G 36 A 68 P
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Post by MPLABBE on Feb 26, 2003 12:08:22 GMT -5
recent update for our yougn Russian phenom:
Dynamo Moscow vs. Avangard OMSK 2:2 OT
Februry 22nd, 2003, Moscow
Goals: 0:1 Vlasak (Rozin, 27.40). 0:2 Perezhogin (38.48). 1:2 Starostenko (Razin, 50.03). 2:2 Kuvaldin (Ovechkin, Semak, 50.34).
Prospect Notes: Los Angeles Kings goaltending prospect Alexei Volkov made his fourth start in a row and though he wasn’t perfect, he did hold one of the best offenses in Russia to only two goals. The first goal was largely his fault
Keep scoring kid! ;D
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Post by seventeen on Feb 27, 2003 2:03:45 GMT -5
Milroy keeps ratcheting it up. The Ice snapped Kelowna's 24 game undefeated streak tonight 6-4. Milroy in on 4 goals. Three assists to go with one goal. Almost like he decided to end it on his own. At this rate, he'll earn a contract.
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Post by seventeen on Mar 1, 2003 23:53:33 GMT -5
Lelthbridge beat the Ice 4-3, but rack up another goal and 2 assists for Duncan. On fire, I say.
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Post by MPLABBE on Mar 2, 2003 1:03:23 GMT -5
this guy should be named ''Mr March, April and May''
He just steps it up big time down the stretch. Great to see.
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Post by seventeen on Mar 3, 2003 20:59:55 GMT -5
Damn, wreck on the tracks. Josh Georges, a good prospect on Kelowna Rockets, tried to do eye surgery on Duncan last night with a hockey stick. Not intentional from the sounds of it, but still wasn't in command of his stick. Milroy suffered a fractured cheekbone. He tried to come out for the 3rd period  but couldn't manage (no kidding!). Early indications are he should be back for the playoffs. Man, was he rolling or what? He's normally very durable, but not much you can do about sticks in your face, except wear a full face shield. |
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Post by MPLABBE on Mar 3, 2003 21:06:04 GMT -5
the game was on sportsnet....he totally got whacked..blood everywhere..
thank god its no eye injury..
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Post by seventeen on Mar 4, 2003 2:09:42 GMT -5
Unfortunately, cheekbones can play a substantial role in how the eye sees, as it's part of the socket. How did he look before he got hurt, Marc?
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Post by MPLABBE on Mar 4, 2003 8:41:19 GMT -5
I only caught the 2nd and since the Ice were always hemmed in their zone during that period I can't really make a report on how he played...
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Post by MPLABBE on Mar 10, 2003 9:42:09 GMT -5
update
Christian Larrivée: 50 games 18 G 40 A 58 P
Jonathan Ferland: 66 games 43 G 43 A 86 P +47
Michaël Lambert: 67 games 27 G 30 A 57 P -9
Olivier Michaud: 3.05 GAA 0.898 save %
Eric Himelfarb: 64 games 30 G 43 A 73 P
Andre Deveaux: 61 games 15 G 21 A 36 P -19 124 PIM
Andrew Archer: 61 games 2 G 13 A 15 P +6 127 PIM
Tomas Linhart: 53 games 0 G 4 A 4 P +7 28 PIM
Duncan Milroy: 61 games 34G 44 A 78 P -2
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Post by vezina on Apr 2, 2003 11:33:59 GMT -5
Final stats of a reg.season:
RW #16 A.Buturlin-games=50; goals=6; assists=13; pts=19; pim=71; +/-= + 19
RW #17 A.Perezhogin-games=49; goals=15; assists=6; pts=21; pim=28; +/-= + 11
D #22 K.Korneev-games=49; goals=2; assists=7; pts=9; pim=28
G #1 V.Tarasov-games=28; W=10; L=11; T=2; min=1463; GAA=2.72; pim=4; SO=0
LW #33 A.Sidyakin-games=38;goals=8;assists=8;pts=16;pim=20
Stats in Play-offs:
RW #16 A.Buturlin-games=8; goals=1; assists=0; pts=1; pim=2;
RW #17 A.Perezhogin-games=8; goals=0; assists=2; pts=2; pim=4;
LW #33 A.Sidyakin-games=2;goals=0;assists=0;pts=0;pim=4
Fragment of interview of Konstantin Korneev:
Journalist : Whether there is at you a desire to repeat rather successful experience of your former clubmates Anton Volchenkov and Alexander Frolov in lines of players NHL. If "yes", as soon you plan to carry out it?
K.K.:I think, that all over again it is necessary "to get stronger" in teams of RSL to receive experience of game in Russia, and already then to try the forces in NHL.
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Post by MPLABBE on Apr 2, 2003 11:37:26 GMT -5
thanks for the update. Good season numbers for Perezhogin  when did we draft this Sidyakin guy?  |
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Post by vezina on Apr 2, 2003 11:55:09 GMT -5
In 1997, together with Jason Ward. Sidyakin = 202 overall  |
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Post by MPLABBE on Apr 2, 2003 12:06:30 GMT -5
whats the deal with him? offensive player? defensive player? fast? how big?
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Post by vezina on Apr 2, 2003 12:20:23 GMT -5
whats the deal with him? offensive player? player? fast? how big? Andrei Sidyakin(01.20.79) - defensive forward;weight =188;height = 6-0. |
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but couldn't manage (no kidding!). Early indications are he should be back for the playoffs. Man, was he rolling or what? He's normally very durable, but not much you can do about sticks in your face, except wear a full face shield. 
