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Hockey club Lokomotiv in the 2010/2011 season

Hockey club Lokomotiv ( Yaroslavl ) played in the Continental Hockey League in the Western Conference in the Tarasov division in the 2010/2011 season . According to the results of the regular season, he became the first in the division of Tarasov and the Western Conference. As a result of the playoffs, he took the third final place and won the bronze medals of the Continental Hockey League .

Locomotive in the 2010/11 season
LeagueKHL
The conferenceWestern
DivisionTarasova
Regular season
Playoffs
Stage{{{Stage}}}
Best players
BombardierPavol Demitra
81 (24 + 57)
SniperJosef Vashicek
31 washer
AssistantPavol Demitra
57 gears
+ / -{{{Useful}}}
Defender{{{Defender}}}
Final position
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Season Overview

Following the results of the previous season , Lokomotiv took 4th place in the KHL.

In the 2010/2011 season of the KHL championship, the team was given the highest task - to take the Gagarin Cup : Lokomotiv had previously won three gold medals ( 1997 , 2002 , 2003 ), and also has several silver and bronze medals of the Russian Championship. Hockey observers Lokomotiv was also called one of the main favorites. It was symbolic that the β€œrailroad” was headed by the legendary β€œ Pan Wuytek ”, leading the team to victory in 2002 and 2003.

According to the results of the regular season, the Yaroslavl team took the third place by points among all the teams, losing to Avangard and Salavat Yulaev , but at the same time they became the best in the Western Conference . [1] In the playoffs, Lokomotiv reached the semifinals of the championship (conference finals), having unexpectedly overwhelmed the Minsk and Riga Dynamo in a bitter struggle, where they suffered a heavy defeat from Atlanta , which was not considered a favorite. [1] As a result, the β€œrailroad” were in third place - after β€œSalavat Yulaev” and β€œAtlanta”, as the other team that stopped at the semifinals - Magnitogorsk β€œ Metallurg ” - scored fewer points in the regular season; This is the fourth bronze in the history of the club. [2]

The main reason for the failure of Lokomotiv should be called a mediocre game in defense. Many defense line players acted unreliably, and their playoffs differed for the worse from playing in the regular season (in particular, defenders Alexei Vasiliev , Sergey Zhukov , Alexander Guskov ). For example, Alexander Guskov, like the overwhelming majority of attacking defenders, is less reliable in direct defense, but scored 19 goals in the regular season 2010/2011 season (the vast majority was scored when the excess was realized), and he marked only four assists). Also, the goalkeeper team acted not in the best way, there was no stability in the game of goalkeepers (in particular, the main goalkeeper Dmitry Kochnev ) [1] [3] [4] [5] , who did not come true in the playoffs of the hopes for the game of attackers (in particular, Yori Lehteria ), as well as an inexpressive play in a playoff series with Atlas of Lokomotiv leaders ( Joseph Vashicek and Pavol Demitra ) [1] , as well as a lack of understanding and stability of the game [1] [3] [6] .

Junior draft

The choice of Lokomotiv

RNPlayerCitizenshipGrAmpSource club
one6Alexey Shubin  Russia1993Nap  Locomotive 93
one7Alexey Shamin  Russia1993Nap  Locomotive 93
one17Adam Larsson  Sweden1992Defense  Skelleftea
236Kirill Kapustin  Russia1993Nap  Locomotive 93
238Maxim Shuvalov  Russia1993Defense  Locomotive 93
242Oleg Misyul  Russia1993Defense  Locomotive 93
367Vladislav Vorobiev  Russia1993Nap  Locomotive 93
four95Roman Yosi  Switzerland1990Defense
five113Denis Gusev  Russia1993Defense
6129Mika Zibanezhad  Sweden1993Nap
7155Jerry D'Amigo  USA1991Nap

Offseason Transitions

Come

Pos.PlayerFormer club
Gt  Kai Suikkanen  TPN
Tr  Jari Kaarela  COD
VR  /   Dmitry Kochnev  Spartacus
Defense  Karel Rahunek  Dynamo
Defense  Marat Kalimulin  Lada
Nap  Pavol Demitra  Vancouver (NHL)
Nap  Alexander Korolyuk  SKA
Nap  Yori Lehteria  Tappara
Nap  Artyom Yarchuk  Southern Urals
Nap  Sergey Ostapchuk  Haskis

Gone

Pos.PlayerNew club
Gt  Pyotr Ilyich Vorobyovwithout a contract
VR  Georgy Gelashvili  Metallurg Mg
VR  Sergey Gayduchenko  CSKA
Defense  Vitaly Vishnevsky  SKA
Defense  Evgeny Nurislamov  Atlant
Defense  Alexey Shvalev  COD
Nap  Zbynek Irgl  Atlant
Nap  Igor Korolevcompleted his career
Nap  Konstantin Makarov  Amur
Nap  Richard Zednikwithout a contract
Nap  Dmitry Afanasenkovwithout a contract

Beginning of the season

Notes

  1. ↑ 1 2 3 4 5 Erykalov Dmitry . Ghost Train , Championship.com (April 8, 2011). Date of treatment July 9, 2011.
  2. ↑ Lokomotiv is a bronze medalist! , The official website of the hockey club Lokomotiv (2011.04.05). Date of treatment July 10, 2011.
  3. ↑ 1 2 Bektemirov Farid . Eight Nails in the Roof of a Train , Championship.com (April 3, 2011). Date of treatment July 9, 2011.
  4. ↑ Rogovskaya Maria . Kochnev: today you are a hero, tomorrow an idiot , Championship.com (April 3, 2011). Date of treatment July 9, 2011.
  5. ↑ Nesterov D., Ponomarenko D. Rzhiga fell to his knees ... After reaching the finals, the Atlanta head coach showed the highest honors to his team // Soviet Sport . - April 04, 2011. - No. 49-B (18375) .
  6. ↑ Wuytek: β€œLokomotiv” lacked a reliable goalkeeper (neopr.) (Inaccessible link) . Sport Express . Date of treatment July 10, 2011. Archived June 11, 2011.
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title= Hockey_club_locomotive_ in_season_2010/2011&oldid = 101264709


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