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By: Dominic Tiano | Follow me on Twitter @dominictiano
Peter Cehlarik and his number 5 seed Avangard Omsk eliminated number 4 seed Ak Bars in 6 games in the KHL Playoffs. Cehlarik had four helpers in what was actually a close series, with three of the games going into overtime. Avangard will now take on top seed Metallurg MG in the Eastern Conference Quarter-Finals beginning … Keep Reading
By: Dominic Tiano | Follow me on Twitter @dominictiano
The NCAA regular season has come to an end with the exception of a couple of stragglers and exhibition games on the schedule. For the Bruins, they’ll have a decision to make in the coming weeks on a couple of their prospects.
First on the list is Arizona State Sun Devils Jack Becker. Selected in … Keep Reading
By: Dom Tiano | Follow me on Twitter @dominictiano
On Wednesday morning, Slovakia upset the United States 3-2 in the quarter-finals and moved onto the semi-finals with a matchup against Finland at the Winter Olympics. Peter Cehlarik did not score in regulation or overtime, but he notched the only goal in the shootout to send the Slovaks to victory. Cehlarik managed 20:59 TOI through the … Keep Reading
By: Dominic Tiano | Follow me on Twitter @dominictiano
I’ll begin with two birthday mentions for this week: Oskar Jellvik turns 19 on Tuesday, and Roman Bychkov turns 21 on Thursday.
The Olympic Games have started, and Peter Cehlarik is on his journey to hopefully win a medal with Slovakia at the Beijing Games. More importantly, it could be a step to returning to the … Keep Reading
By: Dominic Tiano | Follow me on Twitter @dominictiano
An injury to defenceman Ryan Mast during a 4-3 shootout loss to the Owen Sound Attack on Friday, January 22, has kept him out of the lineup since. The Sarnia Sting officially call it a lower-body injury. Mast fell awkwardly on his leg and ankle, and it did not look good. You could … Keep Reading
By: Mark Allred | Follow me on Twitter @BlackAndGold277
Yesterday Boston Bruins prospect Oskar Jellvik announced on the social media platform Twitter that he’s taking his talents from Europe to the smaller rinks of North America to join the NCAA Boston College Eagles. Boston selected the 5′-11″ 174-pound Swedish native in the fifth round of the 2021 National Hockey League virtual … Keep Reading
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