Front SKA Arseniy Gritsiouk in an interview with , he said that he wanted to learn something new from his teammates, in particular, he noted the ability of striker Marat Khairullin to throw a shot on goal without preparation.
In three matches of the Fonbet KHL championship, Gritsyuk scored one goal. Khairullin has 2 points (1+1) in seven games this season; last season he became the second sniper SKA (28 goals).
— You ended up at SKA, where there are many players with their own biography. The same Alex Galchenyuk, who played with Auston Matthews and Sidney Crosby. Are you learning anything new from these partners?
— When Alex arrived at SKA, I immediately tried to establish relations with him and asked him a few questions. Apparently he’s a good guy. From the first impression, I realized that he was strong on the ice in terms of movement and mobility. The playing center forward can pass, score, throw and carry.
It’s interesting to take something from the other guys. This is Marat Khairullin – I always want to know how he throws like that without preparation. There are a lot of nuances worth learning from other players. As with Reed Boucher at Avangard, I always noticed his ability to shoot with one touch. You pick up something from their game and want to incorporate it into yours. It doesn’t always work perfectly. But such experience is nevertheless very useful,” Gritsyuk told .
Last season, Avangard member Gritsyuk scored 40 points (15+25) in 66 regular season games, as well as 4 points (3+1) in 11 playoff games. In total, the forward played 144 matches in the KHL and scored 84 points (41+43).
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