Posts About "Klim Kostin"
Blues Klim Kostin Ready For NHL Call-Up
January 7th, 2018 After being drafted 31st overall in the 2017 NHL Entry Draft by the St. Louis Blues, Russian prospect Klim Kostin started his North American career playing in the AHL for the San Antonio Rampage. He recently played at the 2018 WJC for Team Russia, where he was the top-scoring player of the team that were knocked out of the tourney after...
2018 WJC Team Russia Final Roster for Buffalo
December 26th, 2017 The Russians aren't coming -- they're already here, and are poised once more to make a medal run in Buffalo. Will it be another repeat of 2011 when Russia took Buffalo by storm and won it all? Seven years ago was one of the finest examples of what momentum can do for a hockey club. The Russians came like a snowball running down a hill,...
2018 WJC Team Russia Preview
December 12th, 2017 *NOTE: This article has been updated with new information after it was originally published. There are no need for any reminders. The hockey world is quite familiar with Russia's exploits the last time they competed in this tournament amidst the friendly confines of Buffalo. The Russians turned powerhouses like Canada and the...
Klim Kostin Impressing in St. Louis
October 2nd, 2017 After being selected during the first round of the 2017 NHL Entry Draft, Russian forward Klim Kostin moved to St. Louis right away. In this translated interview, originally appearing on the popular Russian website Sovsport.ru, St. Louis Blues prospect, Kostin talked about his first steps in the NHL, the difference between the NHL and...
Blues Prospects at Training Camp
September 9th, 2017 The St. Louis Blues have officially unveiled their 50-man roster for training camp, which will start on Sept. 15. Hockey season is almost upon us for real. Veteran Blues players Vladimir Tarasenko, Alex Pietrangelo and Alexander Steen will all soon be hitting the ice together again. For newer players, such as Brayden Schenn and Chris...
Doug Armstrong's Impressive Offseason
July 24th, 2017 Heading into the 2017 offseason, St. Louis Blues fans weren't expecting much from general manager Doug Armstrong. Fifty years of mediocrity in the form of zero Stanley Cup wins will wear on a fanbase, after all. For the second straight season, the team that eliminated them in the postseason represented the Western Conference in the...
