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pacific-coast-hockey · 2 months

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Fancy like Applebee's on date night

#tristen robins #bradley marek #(is he hot?)#cole cassels #nathan todd #scott sabourin #old man line designed in a lab to make me holler #radim šimek #gannon laroque #(experiencing severe whimsy)#nikolai knyzhov #(also experiencing the whimsy)#san jose barracuda

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hertl · 3 months

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the deep | nikolai knyzhov

#nikolai knyzhov #san jose sharks #gifs*#for bestie k !#can't wait for the sharks to call him back up!!#our emotional support dman

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swish-swish-nyoom-nyoom · 2 years

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Torn Achilles tendon, expected six months out. Can this man catch a break, @ universe?

#nikolai knyzhov #san jose sharks

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knitpurlgoal · 1 month

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I can’t tell if this is eldest daughter talking to little cousins behavior, or if he’s trying to join that u8 team

#hockey #sj barracuda #nikolai knyzhov #I am ENDEARED #sharkuda

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masoncarr2244 · 1 year

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Nikolai Knyzhov - Columbus Blue Jackets at. San Jose Sharks 03/14/23/

#san jose sharks #nikolai knyzhov #sharks #nhl #hockey #nhledit #hockeyedit #gif #gifs

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jjasportstudio · 2 years

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#ice hockey #hockey #sport #news #nhl #san jose sharks #nikolai knyzhov #jja sport studio #john matiesen

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moregraceful · 6 months

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I have received some prev tags about this and now with the kind of clarity only liquid Mucinex can give me, I am prepared to rant at length. Erik Karlsson and Kris Letang. First of all in a league that trends younger and younger, old man yaoi has become a critically endangered species and we MUST create legislation that protects it. It is VITAL to the survival of old man yaoi that we support two old* men falling in love. (*I am older than EK.) Second of all, if GMKD is gonna create a defense corps like a little kid playing Pokemon Go who has zero concept of strategy and is simply vibing on his mom's phone while she talks to her friend in the grocery store, then I will treat his defense corps like my own personal action figure playset when I was a child: these men are in a HOUSE and they are HAVING ADVENTURES.

However unlike when I was a child playing with my Obi-Wan Kenobi action figures, EK and Tanger are chaotic demon 4 chaotic demon. Runs on spite 4 runs on attitude. Guy who could single parent one exact defenseman in San Jose (Nikolai Knyzhov) 4 guy who has been holding together the Pens dcorps for sixteen years. I think these two could fall so hard in love and create so many problems for everyone around them. What I was a hot Swedish defenseman who requested a trade out of hell and you were a hot Quebec defenseman who refuses to play anywhere else...and we both psychosexually terrorized Ryan Graves.

I just think the narrative possibilities are rich. Now that EK is in Pittsburgh, he needs a new boytoy who can match how weird and hot he is and I truly think that person is Tanger. Every time I see a gifset of them smiling on the bench I lose a little bit more of my sanity. Thank you for witnessing.

#like yes i'm going to kill mike grier with my bare hands but i'm not IMMUNE to MID-30s DEFENSEMEN FALLING IN LOVE. tf!!!#btw liquid mucinex: terrible sensory experience but it does work VERY quickly #pittsburgh penguins for ts #hockey for ts #fresno oilers.txt

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bunnymcfoo · 4 months

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So @pacific-coast-hockey and I attended the live auction for the Cuda's ugly sweaters last night and man, it was extremely entertaining and well worth the price of admission (free). He got photos, and I think he's going to add them here, but I kept track of which jerseys went for what, and a few random notes. So here's my half!

IN ORDER:

Radim Šimek - $1400 - I've very rarely seen Simmer look that pleased by anything, and it was a genuine treat to see him smiling over the very active bidding war for his jersey

Tanner Kaspick - $750

Cole Cassels - $900

Leon Gawanke - $925 - his jersey went to someone holding up a Go Gawanke sign, which was very cute

Scott Sabourin - $1550 - I think there was some recency bias at play with the bidding here, given his fight and jazz hands on Friday night. He was not smiling the way the other guys were & Kasper and I were joking that he wanted to go HOME

Nathan Todd - $950 - that man has a very shiny bald head

Shakir Mukhamadullin - $1200 - he looked very adorably pleased by the bidding war and this total

Ozzy Wiesblatt - $1075

Magnus Chrona - $1050 - His jersey went to someone wearing his University of Denver hoodie and he looked extremely happy about it

Ethan Cardwell - $1000 - Guys, I cannot tell you how adorable Cardsy and every single thing he does are. Holding up his jersey to be auctioned was no exception

Brandon Coe - $850

Nikolai Knyzhov - $1050 - I have no notes here but please know I love Knyzy and would die for him

Daniil Gushchin - $950 - I'm genuinely surprised this didn't go higher? Also, as I type this he's not listed on the roster on the Cuda's website, but that doesn't mean anything. I hope. 😬

Bradley Marek - $850

Bradley Kemp - $900 - he looked quietly pleased at this and I'm more than a little shocked that his jersey went for more than Coe's

Valtteri Pulli - $850

Eetu Mäkiniemi - $900 - how on Earth did his jersey not go for more? It's an enteral mystery

Bordy - $1900 - he did this very cute thing where he gestured to go on, go on when it looked like this bidding was stalling at around, like, $1200. It went to the female half of the eternally drunk Michigan fan duo, who was absolutely not going to be outbid by anyone, not even God himself

Kyle Rau - $750 - I felt bad for him following Bordy, but honestly, $750 isn't bad considering that he uhhhhh signed with the Cuda, like, two days ago or whatever

Artem Guryev Arty Party - $950

With the (I think) $650 that Frenzy's jersey went for, the Cuda raised an awesome $21,400 for Working Partnerships USA, along with whatever they got for chuck-a-puck and 3.147 stuffed animals (our group contributed, like, 12 of those, go team us!)

All in all, an excellent weekend for the Cuda :)

#we're just not going to talk about how i doused myself in gasoline and ate shit on a curb getting to the game #or how i was ten minutes late #i made it before the first goal and that's what matters!#intrepid girl reporter #baby sharks

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mitchbeck · 2 years

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CANTLON: PRO HOCKEY HAS A RUSSIA PROBLEM

BY: Gerry Cantlon, Howlings HARTFORD, CT - Pro Hockey has a Russian problem. NHL teams playing in the Czech capital of Prague next month have been told their Russian players are not welcome. The Czech Foreign Ministry informed the NHL of its position resulting from the Russian invasion of Ukraine. However, the ministry declined to say whether the NHL's scheduled regular season games between the Nashville Predators and San Jose Sharks on October 7th and 8th at Prague's O2 Arena in the Czech capital will honor the request and exclude Russian athletes. The travel rosters have not been finalized, but Nashville's roster includes Russian forward Yakov Trenin, while San Jose's includes forward Evgeny Svechnikov. Defenseman Nikolai Knyzhov won't be an issue as he is unavailable for the Sharks anyway, as he is out with a torn Achilles tendon. "We can confirm that the Czech Foreign Ministry has sent a letter to the NHL to point out that, at this moment, the Czech Republic or any other state in the (visa free) Schengen zone should not issue visas to the Russian players to enter our territory," Deputy Foreign Minister Martin Smolek said in a statement. The ministry added it informed the league "about ongoing negotiations about banning entry for those citizens of the Russian Federation who already had received valid visas before." It said a ban on Russian athletes in sports events in European Union countries was also recommended by EU sports ministers in Brussels, where the EU is located and part of its sanctions on Russia. The Czech Republic (Czechia) was one of the first EU countries to stop issuing visas to Russian nationals following the February invasion of Ukraine. Exceptions include humanitarian cases and people persecuted by Russian President Vladimir Putin's regime. The NHL is returning to Europe for its first games outside of North America since the start of the pandemic. Besides the two games in Prague, the Colorado Avalanche and Columbus Blue Jackets will play another two games in Tampere, Finland, on Nov. 4-5. The Finnish government's position on Russian players was not immediately clear. However, they have applied for NATO membership, so anything that might jeopardize that will be avoided. Czech native and former NHL great Dominik Hasek has led the opposition to Russian players coming to Prague since the games were announced in April. Hasek, virulently anti-Russian, approached the upper house of Parliament, the Senate, in the Czech government, and the Foreign Ministry about the issue. "It's very important for the support of our Ukrainian ally and safety of our citizens," Hasek said in an interview for a Russian broadcaster. After it was not aired in Russia, he had it published in the Czech media. "Yes, we don't want any promotion of the Russian aggression here," Hasek tweeted after the ministry's move. "We're guarding our lives and the lives of our allies in the first place." NHL President Gary Bettman and his AHL counterpart, Scott Howson, have a growing dilemma. On the surface, the NHL cut all ties with Russia at the onset of the invasion. They have remained silent since. However, a handful of Russian/Belarussian players were drafted in Montreal at the annual draft. Several present and past players have signed in Russia, Belarus, and China at the AHL level. It’s a major problem. The more the war drags on, and the more war crimes mount, the more difficult it becomes for Mr. Bettman and Mr. Howson to do nothing. Public indignation will force their hand. With a new season rapidly approaching and the war dragging on, mass graves have recently been found. It must be noted that not all Russian players are pro-Putin, for example, New York Ranger forward Artemi Panarin. However, the issue with professional record chasing there's long-time top-performers Alexander Ovechkin and Evgeni Malkin, their positions become more problematic by the day. (An ESPN story was used in the formation of this piece) GARRETT BURNETT Last year, the Hartford Wolf Pack lost the second alumnist to pass away in Garrett Burnett. He alternated between Burnie, and Rocky, as his nicknames. The circumstances under which his career ended were very sad. For the first time, we can reveal, with his permission, what happened. Former LNAH teammate and member of the ex-Wolf Pack community now retired, Brandon "Sugar" Sugden, his close friend, is still emotional about it all these years later. Burnett was out with friends one night in the off-season in Delta, BC, just outside Vancouver. The group was hassled, and words were exchanged. The parties went outside to settle their differences. The Crown, the Canadian legal system in its investigation, said in the ensuing melee had always reported Burnett was hit over the head with a chair and suffered debilitating injuries that left him a shell of his behemoth 250-pound frame. Sugden said that wasn't entirely the case - Burnett had been shot in the head. The security footage of the fight went missing, and not to this day had it ever been produced by the establishment in question, or had anyone ever been charged in the attack. So the cover story about the chair was made up by authorities, hoping somebody would come forward to authenticate or provide convincing, authoritative evidence and testimony to the incident. But, sadly, no one did. Sugden, at the time, was informed of how severe Burnett's situation was. He arrived at his friend's bedside, completely unprepared for what he saw. "I saw all those tubes and wires coming out of him. I didn't even recognize him. "I had to walk out of the room, (compose) myself, and go back in and be with him. "The doctors said his being such a strong athlete likely saved him. It was a horrible, awful time." Burnett survived initially but was left with severe injuries that forced him into rehab to re-learn his motor skills. He passed away last year. Let's hope during the Wolf Pack celebration being planned for later this year, they include a nice tribute to Burnett. NHL HARTFORD WOLF PACK HOME Read the full article