Since I have a playstation, I want to be like Ovechkin

A madman who was smuggled into the base and expelled from the United States: Now, the Russian wins a return to the NHL!

A talented winger was selected by the Queen's Major Hockey League Queen (QMJHL) had a native of Bratislava to work the following season. "I can not wait to play in CHL it's a great honor for me to play in the best junior competition in the world, and I'm going to fight against the best players in this category." age, which I find awesome, and of course I will try game, " said a seventeen-year-old forward for the official website of the competition.

Tchaikovich spent the last season in Malmö, Sweden, where he worked for the junior team. In 28 games, he scored 21 points (10 + 11). He represented his country in the rest of the world championship in 18 years in Russia, where he scored 11 points (4 + 7) in 5 duels, comparing the Slovak record of Marián Gáborík. Both players are determined not to shoot at foreign targets " described his play Max Tchaikovich

Hockey Scout Ihikacian explained the problems of Slovak youth:" I know how to play as a shooter technically competent, and I can give good passes to my players in the open spaces from where they can mark "Mercedes, mobiles and games …

Tomáš Jurč and Juraj Šišek will be the third Slovaks of the year. The story of the Sea Dogs, Jurco left a significant footprint in Eastern Canada, scoring 239 points (113 + 126) in 228 games for the Sea Dogs, and in 2011, won the prestigious Memorial Cup for the Sea Dogs. CHL Grand Winner [2011] "Tomas is a great player, he has excellent technical skills and a good overview, he is clearly a player I watch," said Tchaikovich. current Russian striker Alexander Ovechkin, [19659004] Halak leaves New York: Slovak goalkeeper will expand Slovak enclave

"As a little father had given me NHL play for a playstation, Ovechkin was wrapped up. From then on, I wanted to be like him. I realize that the project is a lottery, but I would like that I choose Washington, " admitted to the paper a seventeen-year-old wing.