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Favorite Russian NHL player
Sergei Fedorov 17%  17%  [ 1 ]
Pavel Bure 67%  67%  [ 4 ]
Alex Ovechkin 17%  17%  [ 1 ]
Alexander Mogilny 0%  0%  [ 0 ]
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Sergei Fedorov
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Pavel Datsyuk (Detroit sucks)

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Datsyuk isn’t even the best Red Wing. Lariniov and Federov I think. Anyway Bure was good for a good while. Going to be hard to argue against Ovechkin in the end.

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Bure was my favorite of those listed.

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No one. There's nothing worthwhile that ever came out of (Soviet) Russia. Or Russia period imo. Shit food, liquor, music and literature.

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No Alexei Zhamnov? Pfft.
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No one. There's nothing worthwhile that ever came out of (Soviet) Russia. Or Russia period imo. Shit food, liquor, music and literature.

Wrong as hell. Russian music and literature are both fantastic. (Can't speak for the booze, obviously.) Also, to stay on topic, it's Soviet hockey that we have to thank for the game having any sort of artistry. Canadians, left to their own devices, would have played dump-and-chase till eternity. The Red Army innovated possession hockey by everyone living in the barracks together and being able to anticipate one another's movements. Of course, North Americans have since stripped that artistry back out by reducing the game to nothing but high-volume shooting, but show me a sport that analytics haven't ruined.

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No one. There's nothing worthwhile that ever came out of (Soviet) Russia. Or Russia period imo. Shit food, liquor, music and literature.

Wrong as hell. Russian music and literature are both fantastic. (Can't speak for the booze, obviously.) Also, to stay on topic, it's Soviet hockey that we have to thtank for the game having any sort of artistry. Canadians, left to their own devices, would have played dump-and-chase till eternity. The Red Army innovated possession hockey by everyone living in the barracks together and being able to anticipate one another's movements. Of course, North Americans have since stripped that artistry back out by reducing the game to nothing but high-volume shooting, but show me a sport that analytics haven't ruined.

No their music and literature is either overwrought or boring as hell and their music is contrived, repetitive bullshit. And Olympic hockey is better without those cocksuckers. Fuck them all.

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Come on, Stravinsky is one of the most influential composers ever, before you even take into account that he's sampled in like every '80s song ever recorded. Shostakovich covertly composed a celebration of Stalin's death; does that do nothing for you?

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Come on, Stravinsky is one of the most influential composers ever, before you even take into account that he's sampled in like every '80s song ever recorded. Shostakovich covertly composed a celebration of Stalin's death; does that do nothing for you?


Not to mention Tchaikovsky. But then there is a dropoff.

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i was a fan of D-man igor kravchuck in his short time with the hawks. all the hot shot russians in the league and we had krivokrasov.

in the nhl - bure and ovechkin.
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Jaw Breaker wrote:
Curious Hair wrote:
Come on, Stravinsky is one of the most influential composers ever, before you even take into account that he's sampled in like every '80s song ever recorded. Shostakovich covertly composed a celebration of Stalin's death; does that do nothing for you?


Not to mention Tchaikovsky. But then there is a dropoff.

I like Scriabin's piano work. It's not dense and turgid as you'd expect from the Russians.

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Curious Hair wrote:
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No one. There's nothing worthwhile that ever came out of (Soviet) Russia. Or Russia period imo. Shit food, liquor, music and literature.

Wrong as hell. Russian music and literature are both fantastic. (Can't speak for the booze, obviously.) Also, to stay on topic, it's Soviet hockey that we have to thank for the game having any sort of artistry. Canadians, left to their own devices, would have played dump-and-chase till eternity. The Red Army innovated possession hockey by everyone living in the barracks together and being able to anticipate one another's movements. Of course, North Americans have since stripped that artistry back out by reducing the game to nothing but high-volume shooting, but show me a sport that analytics haven't ruined.


:lol: Don’t forget thank them for goaltending and Tretiak. Actually he might be the best.

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Reader having a total 'merica moment...i love it :lol:

I can't argue with Curious hockey point.....legit.
Add me to the Tchaikovsky fan club. His compositions had balls...not quite as metal as Wagner, but pretty damn heavy!

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Curious Hair wrote:
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Come on, Stravinsky is one of the most influential composers ever, before you even take into account that he's sampled in like every '80s song ever recorded. Shostakovich covertly composed a celebration of Stalin's death; does that do nothing for you?


Not to mention Tchaikovsky. But then there is a dropoff.

I like Scriabin's piano work. It's not dense and turgid as you'd expect from the Russians.


Dense and turgid. Perfect description of almost all things Russian. :lol:

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