Podcasts about Nikolay Goldobin

Tomas Hertl joins the San Jose Hockey Now Podcast! But before we get to Hertl Power (1:15:00), Keegan and Sheng preview the San Jose Sharks' Rookie Faceoff roster (1:48) and John McCarthy's first media availability since Martin Kaut's accusations. In honor of the Rookie Faceoff, we formed two all-time San Jose Sharks prospects teams (7:10), the Most Disappointing Sharks Prospects and the Most Surprising, complete with recollections from a lot of fun archival sources. Pat Fallon (9:47), Teemu Rihijarvi (13:10), Nikolay Goldobin (17:50), Jeff Jillson (22:04), Mirco Mueller (27:45), and Ben Gaudreau (35:15) “headline” one team. We also touch on some dishonorable mentions (39:26). Joe Pavelski (46:16), Ryane Clowe (49:10), Kevin Labanc (51:18), Justin Braun (57:17), Jason Demers (59:15), and Evgeni Nabokov (1:02:37) highlight a team of the positive. And of course, there are honorable mentions (1:05:05)! Speaking of a prospect who did not disappoint, Tomas Hertl (1:15:00)! Hertl says he got “leaner” over the summer (1:16:23). He also talked about putting too much pressure on himself last year, and how being more confident makes you faster too. Hertl shares his reaction to the Martin Kaut situation (1:19:38) and the Erik Karlsson trade (1:21:00). Hertl talks about his patience level with the San Jose Sharks' rebuilding process (1:22:07). He thinks they can “be secretly good” up front. He finally shares some observations about the Captain's Skates (1:25:01).Subscribe to the San Jose Hockey Now Podcast YouTube channel, we're trying to get over 1K subscribers!Listen to the San Jose Hockey Now Podcast — it's a new link — on Apple Podcasts and Spotify and Google Podcasts. ★ Support this podcast ★

TSN 1040 Canucks insider Rick Dhaliwal joins McLetchie & Drance to chat about Reid Boucher and Nikolay Goldobin going to Russia, the future of Sven Baertschi with the team, and when we might see Vancouver sign Jack Rathbone.

The Province's Ben Kuzma says he's not sure going forward that Josh Leivo is in the mix, adding that he feels that Nikolay Goldobin did get a fair chance with the Canucks.

The Athletic Vancouver writer Thomas Drance joined Rink Wide on TSN1040 to talk about the Canucks, specifically his piece on Nikolay Goldobin who recently signed in the KHL, and much more.

Mike and Jason get into Nikolay Goldobin signing in Russia, and Mike makes a scandalous statement about the Trevor Linden draft

Dan and Randip continue to broadcast from their homes as they discuss what’s been making news in sports over the weekend, including Nikolay Goldobin leaving the Canucks organization. They are joined by Sportsnet’s Chris Johnston to talk hockey and former Whitecap Jay DeMerit answers the 5 Quarantine Questions.

Sean brings in Jordan Hawkins as first guest to talk about Nikita Tryamkin, NHL marketing and Canucks fans sub-groups. Hassan Ahmed joins in the second period to talk about co-hosting "Cap Space Wins Cups" with his brothers and Nikolay Goldobin heading to the KHL. Finally, TSN1040's Rob Fai from Rob Fai Nation Radio caps off the show as the third period guest to discuss his show, love of baseball, Jason Botchford and to answer our shootout questions!

TSN hockey insider and game analyst Ray Ferraro says that he hasn't heard anyone speak poorly about Nikolay Goldobin off the ice, and that he was well received by his teammates, but the young Russian never quite could adapt to the North American game.

TSN1040's own Canucks reporter Rick Dhaliwal joined Rink Wide on TSN1040 to discuss all things Canucks, highlighted by the news that Nikolay Goldobin has signed a contract in Russia, and much more.

Andrew Wadden & JD Burke bring you another edition of Rink Wide on TSN1040, talking all things hockey despite it being another week without action. They talk Nikolay Goldobin leaving to Russia, the tragic passing of Colby Cave, and all the big stories from the past week in the NHL; they are also joined by Wyatt Arndt, Rick Dhaliwal + Hailey Salvian.

Utica Comets head coach Trent Cull says Brogan Rafferty has been impressive offensively but what he needs to work on is his lateral skating and his play without the puck. Cull says right now Justin Bailey is on fire and is a game breaker when he's going. Cull adds that Nikolay Goldobin and Sven Baertschi have invested in the Comets and have been great in the locker room.

First week of December and we have seen yet another coaching change.  The Devils have relieved John Hynes of coaching duties and named assistant head coach Alain Nasreddine interim head coach.  But was this the right move for the team?  We discuss.  The open revolves around the standings and the flying Arizona Coyotes.  We also talk about head coaches that are still in their positions and should they be changed out.  John Carlson has matched a feat only accomplished by 3 other defensemen, two of which went on to receive the Norris that season.  Is he the best defenseman in the league?  Should he get a Norris this season?  Let us know.  Jaroslav Halak played in his 500th game this past week, earning a shutout in the process.  Is he the best backup in the league?  Could he be a starter anywhere else?  We believe so, but what is your opinion?  We break down the Twitter poll from last week and break down whether Nikolay Goldobin is worthy of being in the NHL.  Finally, we mention Pontus Aberg’s return to the NHL with the Toronto Maple Leafs.  Lots to discuss and feast on, let us know what you think and…Enjoy the Show The New Twitter Poll:  https://twitter.com/pucksage/status/1203740533727907840  

TSN hockey insider and game analyst Ray Ferraro thinks that Nikolay Goldobin's days are likely done with the Canucks. Ray also questions why Michael Ferland is dropping the gloves with the history of concussions that he has.

This week we had TWO shows: One with Quadrelli and our normal gong show. We touched on Quinn Hughes potentially eclipsing Pettersson's rookie record, our dudes and guys of the week, how insane the Canucks/Penguins game was, the re-emergence of Nikolay Goldobin. The Canucks are getting healthier so what will the lineup look like? We touch on that topic, some potential trade chips, the Comets skate jersey and a bunch of other stuff. Tune in and enjoy the next hour of Canucks talk that is slightly educated but fun. #canucks #pp1podcast #quinnhughes #poppin

TSN hockey insider and game analyst Ray Ferraro says that this is a last ditch effort for Nikolay Goldobin and that he has to produce if he wants to remain in the NHL.

TSN1040's Jeff Paterson says except for the Nashville game where they scored five PP goals, the Canucks are hurting for goals and could use a boost. Jeff say Nikolay Goldobin won't be the savior but he thinks offence and creates it and should have a jump after getting the call up.

TSN1040's Jeff Paterson says with the 5 on 5 scoring struggles for the Canucks, he hopes Nikolay Goldobin gets in and is put in an offensive role. Jeff says Goldobin comes in feeling it in the AHL & he'd be tempted to put Goldobin directly on a line with Elias Pettersson and Brock Boeser.

The Province's Ben Kuzma says the Canucks aren't recalling Nikolay Goldobin to have him sit in the press box. Ben says if they play Goldobin in a top six roll & want to keep size in the line-up by moving Zack MacEwen to the fourth line, that means Loui Eriksson would the odd man out.

Thomas Drance of the Athletic Vancouver discusses his pit stop in Utica, including that Olli Juolevi is progressing but will need plenty of time as he comes back from injury. Drance likes what Brogan Rafferty is showing, and gets into Nikolay Goldobin's situation

Utica Comet's play by play man Joe Roberts joined Rink Wide on TSN1040 to discuss the Comets start to the season, including full reviews on a number of Canucks prospects, touching on the play of Nikolay Goldobin and Mikey Dipietro.

The Canucks pare down the roster with the finals cuts before the season-opener, putting Alex Biega, Nikolay Goldobin, and Sven Baertschi on waivers for AHL assignment -- though the Baertschi demotion drives new wedges into old divisions among Canucks Nation. Host Justin Morissette shares his thoughts on why cutting Baertschi is bigger than just this decision, and what it says about the Canucks' broader team-building philosophy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Canucks pare down the roster with the finals cuts before the season-opener, putting Alex Biega, Nikolay Goldobin, and Sven Baertschi on waivers for AHL assignment -- though the Baertschi demotion drives new wedges into old divisions among Canucks Nation. Host Justin Morissette shares his thoughts on why cutting Baertschi is bigger than just this decision, and what it says about the Canucks' broader team-building philosophy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jim Benning spoke following the news that the Canucks have placed Sven Baertschi, Nikolay Goldobin and Alex Biega on waivers. When it comes to Baertschi, Jim says it was a tough conversation to have but his job was to make this roster better in the offseason, which he felt he did, so they had to make some tough decisions.

TSN1040's Jeff Paterson says whether it's Loui Eriksson, Sven Baertschi, Nikolay Goldobin or Tim Schaller, what does it say about this Canucks team that they appear to have a ton of untradeable assets.

TSN hockey insider and game analyst Ray Ferraro is proud of his wife Cammi Granato getting hired as a scout by the new Seattle NHL franchise. Ray also gives his opinion on the status of Nikolay Goldobin with the Canucks.

The Province sports reporter Patrick Johnston says that the writing was already on the wall last spring for Nikolay Goldobin, who saw very little ice time in the second half of the season. Johnston also gave a preview of the Canada - Italy match tomorrow in the Rugby World Cup.

Travis Green says Nikolay Goldobin has had a quiet preseason adding he’s one of a handful of players that has to have a good showing in the final two preseason games. Travis says he has some difficult decisions to make to get down to the final roster & that is the hard part of coaching, when you have to disappoint someone.

TSN1040's Jeff Paterson believes that Jake Virtanen and Nikolay Goldobin are two players that need to show Travis Green more this preseason. Jeff says Goldobin went through the motions in Salt Lake City and that Virtanen hasn't done much to distinguish himself since the opening preseason game.

Canucks head coach Travis Green understands the business side of the NHL, but says with expectations on his team to take steps forward this year, he needs all his players in camp, especially Brock Boeser. Travis also says Nikolay Goldobin had a lot of direction the summer before in how they wanted him to show up to camp & he didn't quite get there & he's hoping this camp he's there.

Thomas Drance of the Athletic says Nikolay Goldobin is smart to get a deal done, and get in camp, but doesn't see a scenario where Goldobin gets a top line chance..particularly given the additions of Miller and Ferland. Thomas gets into the Boeser contract situation, and if Eriksson and Schaller could land in Utica

TSN 1040 Canucks reporter Jeff Paterson breaks down Nikolay Goldobin's season last year where he struggled to gain the trust of Travis Green. And he's still not exactly sure where there may be a spot for him in the top six.

TSN Director of Scouting Craig Button says that it's now or never for Nikolay Goldobin with the Canucks. Button also stated that with the trades and free agent signings the Canucks made this offseason, he feels that Jim Benning has given the team every chance to make the playoffs this year.

Harman Dayal from the Athletic in Vancouver says that the Canucks will have some adjusting to do to accommodate contracts for Elias Pettersson and Quinn Hughes down the road. Dayal also gave his thoughts on where Nikolay Goldobin will fit in with the Canucks this year.

Mike and Jason discuss Nikolay Goldobin's offer from the Canucks, and if fans prefer a lottery pick this year or sneaking into the postseason as big underdogs.

We preview every single team and discuss all the fantasy relevant players in the Pacific Division. We answer the important questions such as, who's poised to breakout, who's going to fall back to earth, and what players should I be placing on my watchlist immediately after my draft ends? This is the 1st of 4 previews where we'll go over every division. Next up is the Central, then Atlantic, and finally the Metro. Players discussed in this episode: Corey Perry, Sam Steel, Adam Henrique, Max Jones, Nick Ritchie, Maxime Comtois, John Gibson, Cam Fowler, Ryan Getzlaf, Rickard Rakell, Hampus Lindholm, Troy Terry, Brandon Montour, Clayton Keller, Phil Kessel, Derek Stepan, Nick Schmaltz, Lawson Crouse, Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Carl Soderberg, Nick Merkley, Barrett Hayton, Christian Dvorak, Jakob Chychrun, Antti Raanta, Darcy Kuemper, Elias Lindholm, Matthew Tkachuk, Mark Giordano, David Rittich, Mikael Backlund, Johnny Gaudreau, Sean Monahan, Cam Talbot, Michael Frolik, Milan Lucic, Juuso Valimaki, Dillon Dube, Andrew Mangiapane, Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Zack Kassian, James Neal, Mikko Koskinen, Mike Smith, Darnell Nurse, Oscar Klefbom, Adam Larsson, Evan Bouchard, Joel Persson, Tyler Toffoli, Ilya Kovalchuk, Alex Iafallo, Carl Grundstrom, Drew Doughty, Jonathan Quick, Anze Kopitar, Dustin Brown, Jeff Carter, Nikolai Prokhorkin, Brent Burns, Erik Karlsson, Kevin Labanc, Timo Meier, Evander Kane, Tomas Hertl, Melker Karlsson, Logan Couture, Martin Jones, Marc-Edouard Vlasic, Antti Suomela, Sasha Chmelevski, Ivan Chekhovich, J.T. Miller, Micheal Ferland, Brock Boeser, Elias Pettersson, Alexander Edler, Bo Horvat, Quinn Hughes, Nikolay Goldobin, Zack MacEwen, Sven Baertschi, Tanner Pearson, Jacob Markstrom, Thatcher Demko, Jonathan Marchessault, William Karlsson, Mark Stone, Max Pacioretty, Paul Stastny, Alex Tuch, Cody Glass, Reilly Smith, Shea Theodore, Nate Schmidt, William Carrier, Marc-Andre Fleury, Malcolm Subban, Garret Sparks

The Province's Ben Kuzma says based on what was said in the exit interviews, he doesn't think that the Canucks have given up on Nikolay Goldobin. Ben says right now, the left side is a mess and Antoine Roussel was their best left winger, but he'll be out for quite awhile rehabbing his knee injury. Ben also believes a NMC is the reason a new contract hasn't gotten done with Alex Edler.

While Matt is still away in Japan scouting for hidden NHL gems in Japan, Chris, Adam & Anna get back together to share their feelings of the second round of the NHL playoffs.  Thankfully the Canucks do the podcasters a solid and share some news on Thatcher Demko, plus Troy from Richmond gets a phone call, Nikolay Goldobin gets a new agent - and possibly a new team - and rumour mongering about the Canucks future president is also lined up.

TSN Game Analyst Ray Ferraro joined Blake and Matt to talk Nikolay Goldobin and the Canucks' prospect situation, as well as to break down the second round of the NHL playoffs.

The Province's Ben Kuzma says when you look around the league, the mandate for a lot of teams is to develop players and not care about the Calder Cup. Ben says he's not sure what the mandate is in Utica for the Canucks. Ben also says he would not bring back Nikolay Goldobin and would look at possibility trying to package him to address a different need on this roster.

Jeff Paterson feels the Canucks will move on from Markus Granlund, Derrick Pouliot and Nikolay Goldobin in the offseason, and discusses when we may see Quinn Hughes

Jeff Paterson says if there is a bottom line for Nikolay Goldobin, it should translate to other players on this team, pointing to a player like Josh Leivo and his lack of offensive production as of late. Jeff also says these final eight games of the season should be about evaluating the younger, depth talent on the roster.

Jeff Paterson feels this is the last of Nikolay Goldobin in the Canucks uniform, and breaks down a tough back-to-back against Dallas and Chicago

Ray Ferraro repeats that this final ten game stretch must be used to get the most information about the abilities of the players the Canucks have the most questions about, including Thatcher Demko. Ray also says Nikolay Goldobin doesn't score enough for an offensive player

NHL insider Pierre Lebrun says Nikolay Goldobin is hardly the first prospec to not work out, despite offensive abilities, and says it makes sense for the Canucks to play Thatcher Demko down the stretch

Canucks coach Travis Green says he wants to see a response tonight from Loui Eriksson, as Loui gets back in the lineup on a line with Bo Horvat and Nikolay Goldobin

Jeff Paterson says both Loui Eriksson and Nikolay Goldobin seem to be on thin ice with the Canucks these days, despite both lining up with Bo Horvat tonight

Mike and Jason discuss if the Canucks playoff hopes are done after a shootout loss to Colorado, and debate which juice best describes Nikolay Goldobin's play

Ben Kuzma of the Province Sports says "something has clicked' for Nikolay Goldobin, whether it's "getting it", or cluing to the competition he's facing

Jeff Paterson says Jacob Markstrom has put himself in the conversation of Canucks MVP, says NIkolay Goldobin is playing his best hockey of the season, and wonders if Elias Pettersson is playing through injury

The Athletic's JD Burke says if Nikolay Goldobin keeps playing the way he is, the goals will start to come.