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2023 IIHF Worlds Finland Roster

Wingers

#10 Joel Armia (Montreal Canadiens/Pori)

#12 Marko Anttila (Oulun Kärpät/Lempäälä)

#29 Ahti Oksanen (I.K. Oskarshamn/Kirkkonummi)

#34 Kaapo Kakko (New York Rangers/Turku)

#42 Samu Kapanen (St. Louis Blues/Kuopio)

#65 Sakari Manninen (Henderson Silver Knights/Oulu)

#70 Teemu Hartikainen (Genève-Servette C.D.H./Kuopio)

#76 Jere Sallinen (E.H.C. Biel-Bienne/Espoo)

#82 Harri Pesonen (S.C. Langnau Tiger/Muurame)

#91 Juho Lammikko (Z.S.V. Löwen/Noormarkku)

Centers

#24 Hannes Björninen (Brynäs I.F./Lahti)

#39 Waltteri Merelä (Tappara/Ylöjärvi)

#74 Antti Suomela (I.K. Oskarshamn/Espoo)

#96 Mikko Rantanen (Colorado Avalanche/Nousiainen)

Defensemen

#2 Ville Pokka (Färjestad Bollklubb/Tornio)

#3 Niklas Friman (Brynäs I.F./Rauma)

#4 Mikko Lehtonen (Z.S.V. Löwen/Turku)

#6 Olli Määttä (Detroit Red Wings/Jyväskylä)

#33 Nikolas Matinpalo (Porin Ässät/Espoo)

#50 Miikka Koivisto (Växjö Sjöers Hockeyklubb/Vaasa)

#52 Mikael Seppälä (Tappara/Ylivieska)

#55 Atte Ohtamaa (Oulun Kärpät/Nivala)

Goalies

#30 Christian Heljanko (Tappara/Porvoo)

#32 Emil Larmi (Växjö Sjöers Hockeyklubb/Lahti)

#45 Juho Olkinuora (Brynäs I.F./Helsinki)

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"A Place of Mind"-1

Our next brief was named "A Place of Mind", a brief that called for imagination and wild reign on our creativity.

Originally, I was struggling a bit to come up with an idea as the brief seemed more aimed towards environment artists, but I remember the examples of artists that Neil showed during class such as Bosch. Therefore, I decided to take it to a more surrealistic approach for my task.

I came up with the idea to do some sort of a creature that was an amalgamation of limbs and skin tissue. The next step for me was to gather different references and inspirations, and my mind inmediately went to FromSoft games such as Elden Ring and Bloodborne. Another big reference was the character Chaos from Hades.

In addition, thanks to the Zbrush slideshow when you idle a bit on the app, I discovered an artist named Teemu Hartikainen that made an incredible art piece that had a very similar shape language of what I had in mind.

Fig.1: Shell of Orilynn by Hartikainen, 2023.

Fig.2: Moodboard and references

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Le Genève-Servette Hockey Club (GSHC) et le HC La Chaux-de-Fonds se sont retrouvés sur la glace pour un premier match de préparation en vue de la saison 2024-2025. Dans cette rencontre disputée à la patinoire du Fleurier devant 613 spectateurs, les Genevois ont pris l'ascendant, s'imposant 4-0, mais les Chaudefonniers ont montré une belle résistance tout au long du match. Pour La Chaux-de-Fonds, doubles champions en titre de la Swiss League, ce match était l'occasion de se mesurer à une équipe de National League et de jauger leur niveau avant le début de leur saison. Malgré une défense vaillante et un engagement constant, les hommes de La Chaux-de-Fonds ont dû composer avec une équipe genevoise bien en place, malgré l'absence de plusieurs titulaires du côté du GSHC. Les Genevois ont pris l'avantage dès la sixième minute, avec un premier but signé Luca Hischier, fraîchement arrivé de Bienne. Ce but a placé Genève-Servette en position de force, mais La Chaux-de-Fonds n'a pas baissé les bras, cherchant à profiter de chaque occasion pour revenir au score. Cependant, la solide performance de Robert Mayer dans les buts genevois a empêché les Chaudefonniers de concrétiser leurs tentatives. Le deuxième tiers a vu Genève-Servette creuser l'écart, avec un but d'Alessio Bertaggia, servi par Simon Le Coultre, suivi d'une réalisation de Vincent Praplan sur une passe de Michael Spacek. Bien que le score ait été en faveur de Genève-Servette, La Chaux-de-Fonds a continué à se battre, montrant une détermination qui a compliqué la tâche des attaquants genevois. Dans le dernier tiers, Genève-Servette a inscrit un quatrième but grâce à Sakari Manninen, assisté par le jeune Simas Ignatavicius et Teemu Hartikainen. Malgré cet écart, La Chaux-de-Fonds a maintenu un haut niveau d'intensité, cherchant jusqu'au bout à réduire la différence. Ce match de préparation a permis aux deux équipes de tester leurs forces et de mettre en place des ajustements en vue des prochaines échéances. Genève-Servette, avec cette victoire, peut aborder la suite de sa préparation avec confiance, tandis que La Chaux-de-Fonds repart avec des enseignements précieux pour peaufiner son jeu avant la saison régulière.

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A frequent sight in recent KHL seasons — former Oklahoma City Barons line-mates Linus Omark (#67) and Teemu Hartikainen celebrate a goal for Salavat Yulaev Ufa. Those two will up front on what should be on of the league’s best lines; that and other notes are in the Salavat Yulaev season preview!   (Image Source)

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FINLAND’S WORLD CHAMPION TEAM ROSTER

GOALTENDERS

Harri Säteri, Arizona Coyotes, NHL Jussi Olkinuora, Biel-Bienne, NLA Frans Tuohimaa, Jukurit, Liiga

DEFENCE

Miro Heiskanen, Dallas Stars, NHL Esa Lindell, Dallas Stars, NHL Mikko Lehtonen, ZSC Lions, NLA Juuso Hietanen, HPK, Liiga Sami Vatanen, Geneve-Servette, NLA Atte Ohtamaa, Kärpät, Liiga Ville Pokka, no team Mikael Seppälä, Tappara, Liiga Niklas Friman, Brynäs, SHL

FORWARDS

Mikael Granlund, Nashville Predators, NHL Sakari Manninen, no team Teemu Hartikainen, no team Toni Rajala, Biel-Bienne, NLA Valtteri Filppula, Geneve-Servette, NLA Jere Sallinen, Biel-Bienne, NLA Harri Pesonen, SCL Tigers, NLA Juho Lammikko, Vancouver Canucks, NHL Joel Armia, Montreal Canadiens, NHL Saku Mäenalanen, Kärpät, Liiga Hannes Björninen, Brynäs, SHL Marko Anttila, Ilves, Liiga Jere Innala, Frölunda, SHL

*note: teams by current contract.

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Former Oilers Thriving in KHL

The Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) is home to some of the best talents outside of North America. With their recent expansion across Europe and into Asia, the league is arguably the biggest hockey league in the world outside of the NHL. In what's considered the second best hockey league in the...

Via: http://thehockeywriters.com/former-edmonton-oilers-thriving-in-khl/

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Update Olympia-Krimi im Viertelfinale DEB-Schreck Slowakei räumt auch die USA ab 16.02.2022, 16:29 Uhr Die russische Eishockey-Nationalmannschaft darf weiter von der "Titelverteidigung" bei den Olympischen Spielen träumen. Auf dem Weg ins Halbfinale räumt die Sbornaja das Überraschungsteam aus Dänemark aus dem Weg. Überraschend raus aus dem Turnier sind auch die USA. Deutschland-Bezwinger Slowakei greift im Eishockey-Turnier in Peking nach seiner ersten Olympia-Medaille. Der Weltmeister von 2002, der die DEB-Auswahl mit einem 4:0 in der ersten K.-o.-Runde nach Hause geschickt hatte, bezwang im Viertelfinale die USA mit 3:2 (1:1, 0:1, 1:0, 0:0, 1:0) nach Penaltyschießen. Das Überraschungsteam aus Dänemark, der schwach gestartete Geheimtipp aus der Schweiz und Kanada sind dagegen ausgeschieden. Die dänischen Olympia-Neulinge verloren gegen Pyeongchang-Olympiasieger Russland mit 1:3 (0:1, 1:1, 0:1). Die stark besetzten Eidgenossen, Vize-Weltmeister 2013 und 2018, unterlagen Finnland mit 1:5 (0:2, 1:1, 0:2). Kanada musste sich Schweden mit 0:2 (0:0, 0:0, 0:2) geschlagen geben. Die Slowaken stehen zum zweiten Mal nach 2010 in der Runde der letzten Vier und treffen auf Finnland. Die Amerikaner, die nach der NHL-Absage vorwiegend auf Collegespieler setzten, verpassten wie vor vier Jahren das Halbfinale. Die Sbornaja, die unter dem Namen des Russischen Olympischen Komitees (ROC) antritt, hatte 2018 das Endspiel gegen die deutsche Mannschaft mit 4:3 nach Verlängerung gewonnen und bekommt es nun mit Schweden zu tun. Die als Einzige noch ungeschlagenen Finnen haben das siebte olympische Edelmetall seit 1988 im Blick. Mehr zum Thema Der 17-jährige Juraj Slavkovsky brachte die Slowaken mit seinem fünften Turniertor (12.) in Führung. Nick Abruzzese (20.) und Sam Hentges (29.) drehten das Spiel zugunsten der Amerikaner. Doch Marek Hrivik erzwang 46 Sekunden vor Schluss die Verlängerung. Den entscheidenden Penalty verwandelte Peter Cehlarik. Wadim Schipatschjow (14.), Nikita Nesterow (35.) und Wjatscheslaw Wojnow (56.) erzielten die Tore für die Russen. Dem Berliner Frans Nielsen gelang für Dänemark der zwischenzeitliche Ausgleich (23.). Miro Aaltonen (9.), Mikko Lehtonen (11.) und Marko Anttila (24.) sorgten für einen beruhigenden 3:0-Vorsprung der Finnen, Andres Ambühl (38.) verkürzte. Iiro Pakarinen (56.) und Teemu Hartikainen (57.) trafen ins leere Tor, als der Schweizer Trainer Patrick Fischer früh den Torwart vom Eis nahm.

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Real Groove (Studio 2054 Remix) Lyrics - Kylie, Dua Lipa

Real Groove (Studio 2054 Remix) Lyrics – Kylie, Dua Lipa

Real Groove (Studio 2054 Remix) Lyrics By Kylie Minogue, Dua Lipa is The Latest English song. The song lyrics were written by Teemu Brunila, Alida Garpestad, Kylie Ann Minogue, Nico Hartikainen & the music is given by Nico Stadi, Teemu Brunila. Real Groove (Studio 2054 Remix) Lyrics TonightTonight Feel my heartbeatIt’s the same old feeling coming over me tonightMe tonightFeel it buzzingSaid…

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The Leafs and the Expansion Draft

This past Sunday, the protection lists were made public by all NHL teams, including the Toronto Maple Leafs. Here is who they protected:

Tyler Bozak (F), Connor Brown (F), Nazem Kadri (F), Leo Komarov (F), Josh Leivo (F), Matt Martin (F), James van Riemsdyk (F), Connor Carrick (D), Jake Gardiner (D), Morgan Rielly (D), and finally Frederik Andersen (G).

In my opinion, this list gave me one surprise, which we’ll get to later. Now, here’s the list of Leafs players who are unprotected and can be claimed by the Vegas Golden Knights:

Brian Boyle (F), Eric Fehr (F), Colin Greening (F), Seth Griffith (F), Teemu Hartikainen (F), Brooks Laich (F), Brendan Leipsic (F), Joffrey Lupul (F), Milan Michalek (F), Kerby Rychel (F), Ben Smith (F), Andrew Campbell (D), Matt Hunwick (D), Alexey Marchenko (D), Martin Marincin (D), Steve Oleksy (D), Roman Polak (D), Antoine Bibeau (G), Curtis McElhinney (G), and Garret Sparks (G).

Yes, these are a lot of names to go through. If you want to know the more important names that were left unprotected, those names are Brendan Leipsic and Kerby Rychel. These two were a vital part of the Toronto Marlies organization this past season, boasting 51 and 52 points each. The head honchos who created these lists decided to protect Matt Martin and Josh Leivo instead of these two. From what I’ve seen so far, this has created a very positive negative response from Leafs fans on social media. So, let’s talk about that.

In my opinion, I feel like both Leipsic and Rychel do not fit Mike Babcock’s style of team. In hind sight, either Kapanen, Soshnikov, Leivo, Leipsic and Rychel are all deserving of that 4th line spot on the right wing if not higher, but Babcock wants a guy who can kill penalties as well, hence why Kapanen and Soshnikov get the nod. This is why Leivo was held to very few games despite having very good stats in the handful of games he was given to play. Babcock really likes his offensive capabilities, but prefers guys like Kapanen and Sosh who can play defensively as well. But why Leivo over Leipsic and Rychel?

Babcock gave Leipsic a crack on the Maple Leafs roster during the horrid 2015-16 season and scored his first career against the Vancouver Canucks in spectacular fashion, but I guess that was not enough to impress the head coach. Rychel was traded to the Leafs on the 25th of June in 2016 in exchange for Scott Harrington and a conditional pick and has never made his debut in the blue & white. My guess once again is that he does not fit Babcock’s style of play, hence why he is exposed.

The reason for Matt Martin even being protected is because there are not many enforcers left in the NHL with skill like Matt Martin. He may not be the best offensively, but he was a part of the 4th line that was crucial in Toronto’s game two victory in overtime against the Washington Capitals. He fits Babcock’s play style, hence why he was protected. 

Vegas’ team will be revealed tomorrow, so it will be interesting to see who Vegas selects from the Leafs or if the two teams make any deals with each other.

- EP

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(LEAD) (Olympics) S. Korea crashes out of men's hockey tournament with loss to Finland

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(LEAD) (Olympics) S. Korea crashes out of men's hockey tournament with loss to Finland

(ATTN: ADDS details from para 5)

By Yoo Jee-ho

GANGNEUNG, South Korea, Feb. 20 (Yonhap) — South Korea ended its run in the men’s hockey tournament at the PyeongChang Winter Olympics on Tuesday with a 5-2 loss to Finland.

South Korea battled back from a 3-0 deficit with two quick goals in the second period at Gangneung Hockey Centre in Gangneung, before Finland countered with an insurance goal early in the third and advanced to the quarterfinals. Finland added a late empty-netter for good measure.

South Korea, ranked 21st in the world, managed 19 shots against the fourth-ranked Finland. Coached by former National Hockey League (NHL) defenseman Jim Paek, South Korea dropped all three matches in the preliminary round to fall to the playoffs, and lost its one last chance to stay in medal contention.

In four losses, South Korea scored three goals and gave up 19.

South Korean forward Ahn Jin-hui (C) celebrates with his teammates after scoring a goal against Finland during the qualification playoff match in the men’s hockey tournament of the PyeongChang Winter Olympics at Gangneung Hockey Centre in Gangneung, Gangwon Province, on Feb. 20, 2018. (Yonhap)

South Korea missed a good scoring chance right off the bat, as Michel Swift’s shot went off the shoulder Finnish goalkeeper Mikko Koskinen in the opening minute.

South Korea wouldn’t get another opportunity as close as that one for the rest of the period.

Finland capitalized on its first power play at 4:42. Unmarked in the left face-off circle, Petri Kontiola one-timed home a gorgeous, backhand cross-ice pass by Eeli Tolvanen to give the Finnish a 1-0 lead.

Tolvanen nearly got in on the scoring act himself with about six minutes left in the period, when he hit the side of the left post with goalie Matt Dalton caught out of position.

Finland outskated and outmuscled South Korea throughout the period, and picked up where it left off to start the second.

South Korea also had some bad luck with the puck in the middle frame. In the opening seconds, Kim Sang-wook had a wide open chance off a rebound but could only hit the right post. Then at 3:44, Kontiola was credited with his second power play goal of the game when a pass intended for Teemu Hartikainen at the top of the crease went in off the skate of South Korean defenseman Bryan Young.

South Korean forward Kim Sang-wook (C) battles Finnish players for the puck during the qualification playoff match in the men’s hockey tournament of the PyeongChang Winter Olympics at Gangneung Hockey Centre in Gangneung, Gangwon Province, on Feb. 20, 2018. (Yonhap)

Less than three minutes later, Finland went up 3-0, as Miro Heiskanen fought off a check from Brock Radunske and wristed one home from the high slot.

But just when they looked to be out of the game, the South Koreans started pushing back.

Radunske put South Korea on the board at 10:06 in the second, scoring off a rebound from an Eric Regan point shot. But it was Kim Sang-wook who did all the work on the play, as he took the puck from the right wing and circled around the net before feeding Regan and getting the secondary assist.

Energized by their first goal after back-to-back shutout losses, South Koreans found an extra gear and started buzzing around the Finnish net.

Just 2:03 after Radunske’s goal, Ahn Jin-hui cut it to 3-2 with a hard wrist shot from the left face-off circle. Shin Sang-hoon stole the puck deep in the Finnish zone and set up streaking Ahn, who zipped one past Koskinen high on the glove side.

Dalton, as he has done for years, kept South Korea in the game with some big saves, before Finland gave itself some breathing room with its third power play goal of the night.

Defenseman Alex Plante got called for a questionable hooking penalty at 7:02 in the third, and just 18 seconds later, Juuso Hietanen poked home the loose puck to make it 4-2 Finland after a mad goalmouth scramble.

That goal appeared to have deflated South Korea, which managed only two shots on net in the third period.

Paek pulled Dalton for an extra attacker with more than two minutes left to play, but Sakari Manninen scored into the empty net with 6.1 seconds left to seal South Korea’s fate.

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Every Goal Of The 2023 IIHF Worlds Day 1

U.S.A. Vs. Finland

#70 Teemu Hartikainen (1)(PP) Sallinen (1), Manninen (1) 17:07 1st (U.S.A. 0-1 Finland)

#19 Cutter Gauthier (1) Mazur (1), Samberg (1) 13:48 2nd (U.S.A. 1-1 Finland)

#10 Drew O’Connor (1) Samberg (2), Garland (1) 9:49 3rd (U.S.A. 2-1 Finland)

#89 Alex Tuch (1) Grimaldi (1), O’Connor (1) 12:57 3rd (U.S.A. 3-1 Finland)

#89 Alex Tuch (2)(EN) O’Connor (2) 19:12 3rd (U.S.A. 4-1 Finland)

Sweden Vs. Germany

#24 Oscar Lindberg (1)(PP) Berggren (1), Petersson (1) 1:31 3rd (Sweden 1-0 Germany)

Slovakia Vs. Czech Republic

#8 Martin Chromiak (1)(PP) Kňažko (1), Cehlárik (1) 4:52 1st (Slovakia 1-0 Czech Republic)

#10 Roman Červenka (1) Kubalík (1), Chytil (1) 6:38 1st (Slovakia 1-1 Czech Republic)

#44 Mislav Rosandić (1) Lantoši (1), Čacho (1) 10:57 1st (Slovakia 2-1 Czech Republic)

#23 Lukáš Sedlák (1)(SH) Flek (1), Kundrátek (1) 13:48 1st (Slovakia 2-2 Czech Republic)

#23 Lukáš Sedlák (2)(PP) Kubalík (2), Tomášek (1) 18:48 1st (Slovakia 2-3 Czech Republic)

Latvia Vs. Canada

#67 Lawson Crouse (1) Glass (1), Krebs (1) 0:52 1st (Latvia 0-1 Canada)

#21 Scott Laughton (1) Weegar (1), Middleton (1) 4:56 1st (Latvia 0-2 Canada)

#52 MacKenzie Weegar (1)(PP) Quinn (1), Toffoli (1) 8:17 2nd (Latvia 0-3 Canada)

#79 Sammy Blais (1) Veleno (1), Hunt (1) 15:12 2nd (Latvia 0-4 Canada)

#90 Joe Veleno (1) Weegar (2) 13:58 3rd (Latvia 0-5 Canada)

#11 Jack McBain (1) Carcone (1), Fantilli (1) 15:40 3rd (Latvia 0-6 Canada)

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Salavat couldn't bust the horse. HCSalavat vs SKA vs CSKA. February 5, 2017.

After a short break Salavat Yulaev continued the regular season with 2 home games against the best teams of Western Conference - SKA Saint-Petersburg and CSKA Moscow. These two games unexpectedly became of extra importance. Firstly in 12 years, Ufa club risks not to make it to play-offs. In order to be in the last 8, the team needs to score as many points. All of this stuff multiplied by the fact that the half of the leaders are injured makes it a heavy challenge for Salavat Yulaev. SKA Saint-Petersburg is considered as one of the best teams in KHL with the coach, Oleg Znarok, who is also the coach of Team Russia, the wizard Pavel Datsyuk, Ilya Kovalchuk, Vadim Shipachyov, Sergei Shirokov, Nikita Gusev and a young goalkeeper Igor Shestyorkin. SKA has the best offence in the League scoring 237 goals and one of the best defenses (106 goals conceded). So, Salavat Yulaev wasn't lucky to play SKA in its life-saving game. In spite all of it, Saint-Petersburg has some problem issues with the roster. The defenders Andrei Zubarev (used to play in Ufa) and Patrick Hersley, the forwards Steve Moses, Sergei Plotnikov and Viktor Tikhonov are injured.

But we all know that who has more troubles with roster, don't we? Linus Omark, Teemu Hartikainen, Igor Makarov, Sergei Soin, Evgeny Bodrov and Tomas Mertl, the very best, essential players of the team are injured. That's why the coach, Igor Zakharkin has to rotate the roster each game. Believe it or not, but Andrei Gavrilov was chosen the 1st goalie of the game. After 6 games in which Niklas Svedberg conceded 24 (!) goals, the coach gave him a rest. It appeared, not a long one. I'll get back to it later.

Maksim Goncharov and Zakhar Arzamastsev made it the 1st defense pair, the 1st line was Enver Lisin - Dmitry Makarov - Maksim Mayorov. It's a regular combination of these players, but usually they are the 2nd line. Kirill Kaprizov and Mikhail Vorobyov were in one line, as they used to be at WorldJuniors. Stepan Khripunov helped them from the left. Pretty young shift, all of them are not older than 20 years. Aleksander Loginov and Sami Lepisto backed them up as usual. It's important to mention that the roster of the 4th line was a good discovery by Zakharkin. 2 quick wingers (Aleksandr Nesterov and Anton Lazarev) with a huge centreforward Evgeny Korotkov backed up by Konstantin Korneyev and Denis Kulyash were pretty good at offense. Right from the start Salavat showed that they were primed for victory. 12 SOG against 9 in the 1st period. During the 1st intermission we found out that Andrei Gavrilov got injured and he played the last 5 minutes with awful pain in the leg. There is sure something wrong with Salavat's fate regarding injuries. Pretty fast and mutually attacking game was changed by SKA's heavy rain of shots in the 2nd period. As a result the 2nd ends with 0:2 in favour of SKA. At the beginning of the 3rd period Enver Lisin brings the hope to fans' hearts scoring really a great goal.

The hopes were not to come true as Vadim Shipachyov scores his 3rd in the game. Although Salavat had many chances, they couldn't score any. The 8th consecutive loss - 1:3. As a result of the game Andrei Gavrilov made it to the injured list. Despite the loss to the best team in the League, the fans and the experts saw some positive movement in the team's play. Was it the rise of Salavat?

Unfortunately, no. The next opponent was CSKA Moscow, another "army" squad which counts on the Gagarin Cup. The team doesn't have many "stars" this season after Aleksandr Radulov went to Montreal Canadiens, but still is great. The roster is well-combinated with players which do their work properly. In the current squad we can call only Valery Nichushkin who has just got back from Dallas Stars and Ivan Telegin stars of the team. Both of them play in one line by the way. If the game vs SKA rose hopes in Salavat's fans' hearts, Aleksandr Popov and Vladimir Zharkov let them down right in the beginning. Dmitry Makarov made it 1:2 in a couple of minutes.

The rest of the game showed that Salavat Yulaev is not ready for such strong sharks as CSKA. Greg Scott, Nichushkin and Telegin consecutively made it 1:5. So, the 9th loss in a row and the 8th place in standings. Now the team goes for a break in the regular season. Salavat needs to win both of the rest games vs Ak Bars and Lada to make it to play-offs. The team still has chances and we hope that the leaders will recover from injuries to take part in the most important games of the season.

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Le Genève-Servette Hockey Club (GSHC) et le HC La Chaux-de-Fonds se sont retrouvés sur la glace pour un premier match de préparation en vue de la saison 2024-2025. Dans cette rencontre disputée à la patinoire du Fleurier devant 613 spectateurs, les Genevois ont pris l'ascendant, s'imposant 4-0, mais les Chaudefonniers ont montré une belle résistance tout au long du match. Pour La Chaux-de-Fonds, doubles champions en titre de la Swiss League, ce match était l'occasion de se mesurer à une équipe de National League et de jauger leur niveau avant le début de leur saison. Malgré une défense vaillante et un engagement constant, les hommes de La Chaux-de-Fonds ont dû composer avec une équipe genevoise bien en place, malgré l'absence de plusieurs titulaires du côté du GSHC. Les Genevois ont pris l'avantage dès la sixième minute, avec un premier but signé Luca Hischier, fraîchement arrivé de Bienne. Ce but a placé Genève-Servette en position de force, mais La Chaux-de-Fonds n'a pas baissé les bras, cherchant à profiter de chaque occasion pour revenir au score. Cependant, la solide performance de Robert Mayer dans les buts genevois a empêché les Chaudefonniers de concrétiser leurs tentatives. Le deuxième tiers a vu Genève-Servette creuser l'écart, avec un but d'Alessio Bertaggia, servi par Simon Le Coultre, suivi d'une réalisation de Vincent Praplan sur une passe de Michael Spacek. Bien que le score ait été en faveur de Genève-Servette, La Chaux-de-Fonds a continué à se battre, montrant une détermination qui a compliqué la tâche des attaquants genevois. Dans le dernier tiers, Genève-Servette a inscrit un quatrième but grâce à Sakari Manninen, assisté par le jeune Simas Ignatavicius et Teemu Hartikainen. Malgré cet écart, La Chaux-de-Fonds a maintenu un haut niveau d'intensité, cherchant jusqu'au bout à réduire la différence. Ce match de préparation a permis aux deux équipes de tester leurs forces et de mettre en place des ajustements en vue des prochaines échéances. Genève-Servette, avec cette victoire, peut aborder la suite de sa préparation avec confiance, tandis que La Chaux-de-Fonds repart avec des enseignements précieux pour peaufiner son jeu avant la saison régulière.

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A pair of #70s (and two of my favourite KHL players), Salavat Yulaev’s Teemu Hartikainen (l.) and Sibir’s Yegor Milovzorov.  (Image Source)

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Team Finland at the Olympics

GOALTENDERS

Harri Säteri, Sibir Novosibirsk, born 1989

Jussi Olkinuora, Metallurg Magnitogorsk, born 1990

Frans Tuohimaa, Neftehimik Nizhnekamsk, born 1991

DEFENCE

Mikko Lehtonen, SKA St. Petersburg, born 1994

Sami Vatanen, Genève-Servette, born 1991

Petteri Lindbohm, Jokerit, born 1993

Juuso Hietanen, Ambrí-Piotta, born 1985

Atte Ohtamaa, Kärpät, born 1987

Ville Pokka, Avangard Omsk, born 1994

Valtteri Kemiläinen, Rögle, born 1991

Niklas Friman, Jokerit, born 1993

FORWARDS

Markus Granlund, Salavat Yulaev Ufa, born 1993

Sakari Manninen, Salavat Yulaev Ufa, born 1992

Teemu Hartikainen, Salavat Yulaev Ufa, born 1990

Harri Pesonen, SCL Tigers, born 1988

Valtteri Filppula, Genève-Servette, born 1984

Iiro Pakarinen, Jokerit, born 1991

Miro Aaltonen, Vityaz Podolsk, born 1993

Joonas Nättinen, Severstal Cherepovets, born 1991

Niko Ojamäki, Vityaz Podolsk, born 1995

Saku Mäenalanen, Kärpät, born 1994

Hannes Björninen, Jokerit, born 1995

Leo Komarov, SKA St Petersburg, born 1987

Marko Anttila, Jokerit, born 1985

Toni Rajala, Biel/Bienne, born 1991

* Rajala and Anttila not present at photo day. Anttila was in isolation and Rajala arrived to Beijing later.

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