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After Minnesota’s departure from the Stanley Cup, fans were seriously worried about Kirill’s future in the NHL.

“St. Louis” beat “Minnesota” without a chance in the sixth game of the first round of the Stanley Cup. Fans of the “savages” were disappointed with the spineless game of the team. Only one hockey player escaped large-scale criticism – Kirill Kaprizov, who pulled the team on himself all season, and even took a temporary lead in the number of goals in the playoffs.

The Russian striker was the main star of Minnesota throughout the season: he updated several club records at once, got into the top 5 NHL top scorers and made thousands of local fans fall in love with him. All the more offensive for a hockey player with such talent and potential to end the season in the first round of the Stanley Cup. But hockey is a team game, and the actions of one hockey player on the ice cannot decide the fate of the whole series. And American fans understand this very well.

“He tried to put the team on the rails, but it has too many passengers,” writes icehockeyjunkie.

“Kaprizov was the best in this series and deserved much more,” says SKORNorth.

“Looking at Kaprizov is something incredible,” admits MindbulletsDK. “But he needs help, and Minnesota can’t afford it.

The Wild doesn’t really have much room under the salary cap. They have only $1.5 million left this season. At the same time, in the summer, Minnesota will need to think about renewing contracts with at least two players: forward Kevin Fiala, who, however, did not show anything worthwhile in the playoffs, and goaltender Marc-Andre Fleury. Both of them will become free agents.

“I feel so sorry for Kaprizov,” Auz9322 regrets. “An incredible player who left his heart on the ice. I hope that the club will solve their problems with the salary cap, and he will remain in the team. Minnesota fans deserve better.

Despite Kaprizov’s current contract with the Wild, many fans began to worry that the star player would soon demand a trade. After all, this season he showed that his potential is much higher, something that the team is counting on.

“This Minnesota is not made for the playoffs,” KalishaTownsell muses. – Many say: let the youth develop, but Kaprizov will not want to go through the formation phase. He wants to win!

“I hope the general manager will sort out this chaos with the salary cap and start building a team around Kaprizov,” kerry61219 comments on the situation. “He’s just a genius.

“It’s time to start trying, otherwise Kaprizov will leave and take half the Wild fans with him,” suggests firearmofmutiny.

“Sooner or later, Kaprizov will get tired of pulling the team on himself,” CreaseAndAssist thinks. And he wants to go to the winning team.

“Just wait and you will see: in the next two years, Kaprizov will demand an exchange,” prophesies Skolney79.

“If Kaprizov can’t win here, he’ll just leave,” rk2022 agrees. He only thinks about winning.

Fans experienced similar fears in the summer, when the story of signing Kaprizov dragged on. It was obvious that the Russian was in no hurry to sign the longest possible contract with the middle peasants of the NHL – and doom himself to stagnation. After all, Minnesota last won a playoff series seven years ago!

Some fans, once again disappointed with the team’s performance, suggested not to torture the Russian striker, whose contract with the Wild will expire only in 2026.

“Sell Kaprizov,” PrimeJeffers turned to the general manager. – He deserves more.

– It does not deserve whims, – snapped mnsports07. “If he demands an exchange, I will understand. In this team, he is just wasting his career.

“Give Kaprizov to a club that wants to lead him to victory,” called 6L4KE. – And this team is just laughter.

“Looks like Kaprizov is so tired of all this,” suggested linfieldwild. “Just trade the poor guy right now!” Hey, Capitals, save him.

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    Return and victory. Kremenchuk and Sokol played a Christmas match

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    Return and victory. Kremenchuk and Sokol played a Christmas match

    A leaders’ match took place as part of the Ukrainian Hockey Championship – the current champion Kremenchuk hosted Sokol as part of the festive meeting at Christmas.

    The match ended with Kremenchuk scoring 4:1, and the match was abandoned twice due to air raids.

    At the same time, the home team lost 0:1, but they scored two goals on the power play in the second period and eventually hit an empty net. Vitaly Lyalka scored a double goal.

    While Sokol finishes 2025 as the leader, Kremenchuk is one point behind and has a game in hand.

    Ukrainian Hockey Championship

    Kremenchuk – Sokol 4:1 (0:1, 2:0, 2:0)

    Discs: 02:48 Mazur (Timchenko, Cherdak) – 0:1, 27:09 Lyalka (Matusevich, Krivoshapkin – large) – 1:1, 28:40 Andryushchenko (Krivenko – large) – 2:1, 59:03 Lyalka – 3:1, 59:10 Poperzhay (Gevorgyan) – 4:1

    Goalkeepers: Zakharchenko – Petrov (Makarenko)

    Source: Sport UA

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    With the strengthening of the composition. Storm scored 8 goals in the derby

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    With the strengthening of the composition. Storm scored 8 goals in the derby

    The Ukrainian hockey championship match took place between Storm and Odeshchina. The meeting ended with a score of 8:3 in Storm’s favor.

    It should also be said that the team, which had major problems in its squad and regularly played with 12-13 hockey players, received important reinforcements from Dnepr. Five new artists appeared in the application of Odessa residents and brought immediate results.

    Newcomers Laktionov, Chupryna and Deliy scored two points each.

    The teams have 17 points and share 3-4 places.

    Ukrainian Hockey Championship

    Storm – Odeshchina 8:3 (2:0, 3:2, 3:1)

    Discs: 11:28 Chuprina (Laktionov, Stotsky) – 1:0, 15:10 Mosyuk (Trushchenko, Poimanov) – 2:0, 24:06 Ponomarev (Ratushny) – 3:0, 24:40 Khanin – 3:1, 25:12 Dvornik (Bechtold) – 3:2, 31:58 Ruzhitsky (Laktionov) – 4:2, 34:05 Laktionov (Deliy, Chuprina) – 5:2, 42:19 Deliy (Derkach, Chuprina) – 6:2, 44:22 Reyuka (Poimanov, Ratushny) – 7:2, 52:30 Tailor (Kutsevich) – 8:2, 57:40 Hear -8:3

    Source: Sport UA

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    Junior World Hockey Championship. Calendar and match results

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    Junior World Hockey Championship. Calendar and match results

    Traditionally, one of the most interesting hockey tournaments of the year begins – the U-20 World Junior Championship in the elite league. The tournament will take place in the USA from December 26 to January 5.

    The American team will defend the title it won in Canada a year ago. However, Maple will try to heal herself after the failure.

    The teams are divided into two groups of 5 teams, the top 4 will advance to the play-offs and the last two will compete for survival among the elite.

    Group A: USA, Sweden, Slovakia, Switzerland, Germany

    Group B: Finland, Czech Republic, Canada, Latvia, Denmark

    Calendar

    Group A

    26 December

    Sweden – Slovakia. Starts at 20:00

    27 December

    Germany – USA. Starts at 01:00

    Slovakia – Germany. Starts at 21:00

    28 December

    USA – Switzerland. Starts at 01:00

    Sweden – Switzerland. Starts at 21:00

    29 December

    Germany – Sweden. Starts at 20:00

    30 December

    Slovakia – USA. Starts at 01:00

    Switzerland – Germany. Starts at 21:00

    31 December

    Switzerland – Slovakia. Starts at 20:00

    January 1

    USA – Sweden. Starts at 01:00

    Group B

    26 December

    Denmark – Finland. Starts at 22:30

    27 December

    Czech Republic – Canada. Starts at 03:30

    Latvia – Canada. Starts at 23:30

    28 December

    Denmark – Czech Republic. Starts at 03:30

    Finland – Latvia. Starts at 23:30

    29 December

    Finland – Czech Republic. Starts at 22:30

    30 December

    Canada – Denmark. Starts at 03:30

    Latvia – Denmark. Starts at 23:30

    31 December

    Czech Republic – Latvia. Starts at 22:30

    January 1

    Canada – Finland. Starts at 03:30

    Source: Sport UA

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