#daniil gushchin

[macktism]

lets run it back one more time team 🩵 the future is teal

[puckpocketed]

[ID: Monochromatic digital painting. A fake Yu-Gi-Oh card design for San Jose Barracuda/Sharks player Daniil Gushchin. It consists of three boxes; one for the title, the card art, and the card description.

The card name reads “GOOSH”, the card type is denoted by a tiny San Jose Sharks logo. It is a 6-star card, indicated by the stars stacked between the title and art boxes. The art box is an anime-style bust portrait of Gushchin in his Barracuda jersey holding a knife in his teeth. An anime starburst obscures his right eye. He makes a mischievous expression at the viewer. The card background is a tiled pattern of goose silhouettes, a reference to “Untitled Goose Game”, a video game in which the player takes control of a goose and causes problems on purpose.

The card description box reads: [SHARKUDA / EFFECT] This card cannot be Normal Summoned unless the [PRESEASON] or [TRADE DEADLINE] spell cards are in play. If there are seven or more [SHARK] cards in your graveyard, this card may be Call Up Summoned.

*Once per turn activate one of three effects:

CHOOSE VIOLENCE: create and play the [SCRUM] spell card.

PUCK LUCK: create one [SCORING CHANCE] spell card in your hand and one [HIT THE POST/ CROSSBAR] trap card in your opponent’s hand.

THE GOOSE IS LOOSE: automatically activate this effect after five turns. Play your heart out. Work and work and work to get your shot. Your opponent gains a [REASSIGN] trap card.

The card description box is divided with a line near the bottom. Text reads: SKILL / 5000 - WILL / 8000 - SIZE / 900. /. End ID.]

my piece for @18minutemajor for the Sharkudablr Gift Exchange <3 Your art inspires me every single day and particularly gave me the kick I needed to start practicing my ink/line art + anime style again. The rationale behind this piece was I remember you had a giggle at my Wekky trap card doodle + we both appreciate Goosh very much. I hope you like this, I had so much fun designing and writing it!

GLOSSARY:

[PRESEASON] Spell card: Given to the player who takes their turn first. No units may engage in battle until this card has been played. For six turns, Prospect/Hybrid units may be Normal Summoned.

[TRADE DEADLINE] Spell card: This card is mandatory for every deck in the [STANDARD NHL FORMAT]. This card must be played within 10 turns of being drawn. For the rest of the game, all [TRADE] effects can no longer be activated. Prospect units may be Call Up Summoned. Once played, all [TRADE DEADLINE] cards transform into [SHIFT CHANGE] cards.

[SHIFT CHANGE] spell card: exchange any unit in play for a unit in hand. Units in hand recalled by [SHIFT CHANGE] may not be Normal Summoned for 3 turns.

[SCRUM] Spell card: all units in play attack the nearest opposing unit.

[SCORING CHANCE] Spell card: attack the opponent’s net directly.

[HIT THE POST/CROSSBAR] Trap card: any unit attacking your net has their Attack Power reduced to 0 at no cost to your Goalie unit in play.

[REASSIGN] Trap card: send one of the opponent’s units in play to the bottom of their deck.

[pacific-coast-hockey]

i'm gonna make it through this year if it kills me [andreea_cardani]

[klimkostin]

[oensible]

"📍 @/RogersArena" —San Jose Sharks (x / ig; 2025 Apr 14)

—San Jose Sharks (x / ig story; 2025 Apr 14)

[erikkarlsson]

@sjbarracuda: In The Zone.

[lucacagnoni]

Heard you guys like a goosh... | SHARKS VS. PANTHERS | 14 nov 2023

[puckpocketed]

22/10/2024 - SJS @ ANA

"I actually really like the line balance tonight." - keegan half-wall being regular and normal about all this

[klimkostin]

[goalhofer]

2022-23 1st NHL Goals

October 12, 2022

Andrei Kuzmenko (Vancouver) at Edmonton.

October 13, 2022

John-Jason Peterka (Buffalo) vs. Ottawa.

Alexander Holtz (New Jersey) at Philadelphia.

Wyatt Johnston (Dallas) at Nashville.

October 14, 2022

Elmer Söderblom (Detroit)

October 20, 2022

Juraj Slafkovský (Montreal) vs. Arizona.

Nils Åman (Vancouver) at Minnesota.

October 22, 2022

Arber Xhekaj (Montreal) vs. Dallas.

Kent Johnson (Columbus) vs. Pittsburgh.

Dylan Guenther (Arizona) at Ottawa.

October 27, 2022

Kaiden Guhle (Montreal) at Buffalo.

October 30, 2022

Mason Shaw (Minnesota) at Chicago.

November 1, 2022

Jakub Lauko (Boston) at Pittsburgh.

November 5, 2022

Nick Perbix (Tampa Bay) vs. Buffalo.

Jordan Gross (Nashville) at Vancouver.

November 12, 2022

Jakub Zbořil (Boston) at Buffalo.

Marcus Björk (Columbus) at New York Islanders.

Juuso Pärssinen (Nashville) vs. New York Rangers.

Filip Roos (Chicago) at Anaheim.

November 13, 2022

Cole Koepke (Tampa Bay) vs. Washington.

November 17, 2022

Nils Lundkvist (Dallas) at Florida.

November 21, 2022

Mikey Eyssimont (Winnipeg) vs. Carolina.

Tanner Laczynski (Philadelphia) vs. Calgary.

November 23, 2022

Pontus Holmberg (Toronto) at New Jersey.

November 26, 2022

Dylan Holloway (Edmonton) vs. New York Rangers.

December 6, 2022

Johnathan Kovacevic (Montreal) at Seattle.

Shane Wright (Seattle) vs. Montreal.

December 13, 2022

Daniil Miromanov (Vegas) at Winnipeg.

December 17, 2022

Simon Holmström (New York Islanders) at Vegas.

December 21, 2022

Anthony Richard (Montreal) at Colorado.

December 22, 2022

Jalen Chatfield (Carolina) at Pittsburgh.

December 23, 2022

Aatu Räty (New York Islanders) vs. Florida.

December 27, 2022

Sammy Walker (Minnesota) at Winnipeg.

December 31, 2022

Fredrik Olofsson (Dallas) vs. San José.

January 1, 2023

Jake Lucchini (Ottawa) vs. Buffalo.

January 7, 2023

Nikita Alexandrov (St. Louis) at Montreal.

January 8, 2023

Conor Timmins (Toronto) at Philadelphia.

Lukas Reichel (Chicago) vs. Calgary.

January 10, 2023

Tim Berni (Columbus) at Tampa Bay.

January 14, 2023

Isaak Phillips (Chicago) vs. Seattle.

January 21, 2023

Cole Smith (Nashville) vs. Los Angeles.

February 7, 2023

Samuel Bolduc (New York Islanders) vs. Seattle.

February 11, 2023

Jakob Pelletier (Calgary) at Buffalo.

February 12, 2023

Alex Belzile (Montreal) vs. Edmonton.

February 18, 2023

Liam Foudy (Columbus) at Dallas.

February 19, 2023

Ridly Greig (Ottawa) vs. St. Louis.

Cole Guttman (Chicago) vs. Toronto.

February 23, 2023

Tyler Tucker (St. Louis) vs. Vancouver.

February 25, 2023

Linus Ullmark (Boston) at Vancouver.

Dave Gust (Chicago) at San José.

March 6, 2023

Luke Evangelista (Nashville) at Vancouver.

March 12, 2023

Pavel Dorofeyev (Vegas) at St. Louis.

March 14, 2023

Guillaume Brisebois (Vancouver) vs. Dallas.

William Eklund (San José) vs. Columbus.

March 25, 2023

Nikita Nesterenko (Anaheim) vs. St. Louis.

March 27, 2023

Lukáš Rousek (Buffalo) vs. Montreal.

March 30, 2023

Sean Farrell (Montreal) vs. Florida.

March 31, 2023

Aidan McDonagh (Vancouver) vs. Calgary.

April 1, 2023

Danil Gushchin (San José) at Arizona.

Kyle Criscuolo (San José) at Arizona.

Miloš Kelemen (Arizona) vs. San José.

April 5, 2023

Darren Raddysh (Tampa Bay) at New York Rangers.

April 8, 2023

Cole McWard (Vancouver) vs. Calgary.

April 13, 2023

Lucas Condotta (Montreal) vs. Boston.

Luke Hughes (New Jersey) at Washington.

[oensible]

[Video description: San Jose Barracuda backup goaltender Georgi Romanov takes pictures of his teammates as they walk past him to take the ice during the pregame show as the starting lineup is called, one hand up with a digital camera and his other hand wearing his catching glove, held up for his teammates to fistbump. After taking a picture of starting goaltender Magnus Chrona, he laughs, turns the camera to take a picture of himself, and then hands it off to someone else. End of video description.]

[Image descriptions: All pictures are taken with strong flash during the dimmed lighting of the San Jose Barracuda pregame show.

#1: Georgi Romanov leaning on the tops of his pads.

#2: Mason Klee walking to the ice. His mouth is pressed a straight line with a slight smile at the corner. He is slightly out of focus. Goalie Magnus Chrona lurks in the lit hallway in the background.

#3: Jack Thompson walks past with his hand up for a fistbump, not looking at the camera.

#4: Magnus Chrona walks past, smiling at the camera through his goalie mask. He is slightly out of focus.

#5: Daniil Gushchin walks past, smiling and looking just slightly to the side of the camera.

#6: Selfie taken by Romanov, smiling slightly. His face takes up almost the entire picture, the jumbotron visible over his shoulder.

End of image descriptions.]

copying andreea cardani's caption here because it makes me giggle:

The next film series is taken directly from the point of view of goaltender, Georgi Romanov. 🦈📸 With just a few games remaining in the season, I wanted to keep the focus on the players skating on the ice. I achieved one photo of Georgie (first frame) and then realized I was holding too much and got overwhelmed, so I put the film camera down on a stool that Romanov sits on. At that moment, he took the camera and started shooting. I had no idea what he was going to do next, but I could not have been more amazed at his ability to take the camera, pick it up, and start shooting. It is so rewarding to see players interact with their team’s photographers and the work they do. I look forward to more experiments of this in the upcoming season! (Surprise photo at the end). Special thanks to @boggsy_images_ for capturing an amazing video of Georgie using the camera.

Georgi is all smiles for the boys 😄 [sjbarracuda]

[oensible]

daniil gushchin fought to clear it like his life depended on it my GOAT

[bunnymcfoo]

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 :)

[chunkletskhl]

16-year-old CSKA Moscow prospect Daniil Gushchin of Russia battles with American defenceman Mike Koster during yesterday’s final game of the Hlinka Gretzky Cup group stage.  Gushchin had two goals and two assists, and Russia scored four times in the third period en route to an 8-3 victory and top spot in Group B.  Next up for Russia: Friday’s semifinal against Sweden!  (Image Source)

[toewscrosby]

Daniil Gushchin – 2020 NHL Draft Prospect Profile

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