“Do I think I’ll ever end up in the NHL – if not in Philadelphia, then maybe on another team? Time will tell. I think I have many more years of playing time ahead of me. I’m not haunted by injuries. What It will happen tomorrow – no one knows. My task now is to return to my level as quickly as possible. And then – I have a contract, I have obligations, and after we’ll see.
Two years have already passed and then, who knows, maybe there will be an NHL, maybe not. Maybe the KHL will cease to exist. All kinds of factors can come into play. Maybe they will offer some kind of additional service in the long term, who knows,” Fedotov said on Mayak radio.
- Fedotov explained how he reacts to Fedorov’s decisions to pull the goalie in overtime
Source: Sport
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