Igor Larionov, membre du Temple de la renommée du hockey, parle de la place d’Ivan Demidov dans une potentielle équipe de Russie : « Je le ferais jouer avec Alex Ovechkin sur la même ligne ; ce serait spécial. Vous mélangez l’expérience, la vitesse, l’habileté et l’esprit sur la même ligne. »
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Source (paywall): https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7016493/2026/02/07/olympic-hockey-team-russia-players/ What Russia’s hockey team would look like and how its absence affects the Olympics
What Putin took from us. Wouldve been so nice to see…
Just a reminder, when asked about Ovechkin Demidov said he’s a Malkin fan.
Fuck Alex Ovechkin
Wha a shame!
Ovi wouldn’t be able to follow he’d just park his fat ass in the ozone and wait for a feed
I’d rather see Demidov with Kaprizov or Kucherov
Demi feeding Ovi in the spot would result in a gazillion goals and the end of Olympic hockey.
When your country for 4 years keeps shooting drones and missies into a neighbouring country this is what happens to you. Love Demidov but I have zero empathy for these guys. Feel bad for the Ukrainian civilians that are indiscriminately targeted for simply existing.
Shame this will never happen. Even if Russia goes next time I doubt Ovi would be on the team.
Tho, you never know with him.
if Ovechkin was missing any of these he’d be a nobody:
– Great passing from Malkin, designated shooter in the caps
– Flashy skate laces
– Tinted visor
Russians would lose in quarterfinals like every damn time the NHL players are in the tournament lol. They arent so great in Best on Best tournaments.
Ovechkin – Malkin – Demidov 🤯
Today my father asked me to clean his car for him and so I spent the whole morning doing it. After some time, I went back inside and my father asked me how the car was looking. “Ovechkin” I just replied. He just smiled and nodded. He knew that it was washed.