
The management was so upset that they told the players to continue practicing even if the team was eliminated. And they also threatened the younger players to send them to complete their military service if they didn’t follow orders.
But Bogdan, he doesn’t have to practice with his teammates right now.
Torpedo instead decided to send him to the VHL so that the defenseman can help the team’s farm club make it to the end of the playoffs.
The Canadiens’ prospect had an impact on his team’s success: he helped Torpedo-Gorky win their game of the day and take a 3-0 lead in their series against HK Chelmet Chelyabinsk.
Konyushkov contributed to the win… by spending a total of 58:46 on the ice during the game.
Torpedo-Gorky win a thriller 2-1 in the 5th OT!!!
They go up 3-0 in series vs Chelmet #VHLplayoffs#GoHabsGo prospect Bogdan Konyushkov finishes with 58:46 TOI 3 SOG 5 blocked shots #Chelmet goaltender Alexei Shchetilin makes 110 saves!
— Hockey News Hub (@HockeyNewsHub) April 15, 2025
To play for almost an hour in a single game… you have to be in good shape.
But if the Canadiens’ prospect was used as much during the game, it’s because the coaches trust him.
It’s logical: Konyushkov is already a veteran in the KHL, even if he’s only 22 years old, and he’s an important player for Torpedo in “normal” times.
The opposing goalie, Alexei Shchetilin, will sleep well tonight… Hehe.
Overtime
– Wow.
Liam Greentree of the #Spitfires of Windsor had a 5 goal and 1 assist game yesterday vs Oshawa in the #OHLDraft
The #Kings prospect of Los Angeles has 14 goals and 10 assists in 8 playoff games so far #VerslaCoupeMemorial
— Stephane Leroux (@StephRDSJunior) April 15, 2025
– Note:
#Canes update: Alexander Nikishin’s U.S. visa has been approved. He’s still in Istanbul, awaiting an appointment at an embassy to obtain it.
After that, he can travel to U.S., as Carolina sorts out next step. Getting his feet wet with AHL Chicago is also an option on the table.
— Frank Seravalli (@frank_seravalli) April 15, 2025
– The top scorers in the NHL:
10 NHLers have 90+ points to date, as the season winds down:
1. Nikita Kucherov, 119
2. Nathan MacKinnon, 116
3. Leon Draisaitl, 106
4. David Pastrnak, 104
5. Mitch Marner, 99
5. Connor McDavid, 99
7. Kyle Connor, 96
8. Jack Eichel, 93
9. Cale Makar, 92
10. Brandon Hagel, 90— David Pagnotta (@TheFourthPeriod) April 15, 2025