#artem guryev

[pacific-coast-hockey]

6'6 Valtteri Pulli talking to 5'9 Kyle Rau (1/3/24, vs Tucson)

[knitpurlgoal]

gotta show your goalie love

[bunnymcfoo]

So @pacific-coast-hockey and I attended the live auction for the Cuda's ugly sweaters last night and man, it was extremely entertaining and well worth the price of admission (free). He got photos, and I think he's going to add them here, but I kept track of which jerseys went for what, and a few random notes. So here's my half!

IN ORDER:

Radim Šimek - $1400 - I've very rarely seen Simmer look that pleased by anything, and it was a genuine treat to see him smiling over the very active bidding war for his jersey

Tanner Kaspick - $750

Cole Cassels - $900

Leon Gawanke - $925 - his jersey went to someone holding up a Go Gawanke sign, which was very cute

Scott Sabourin - $1550 - I think there was some recency bias at play with the bidding here, given his fight and jazz hands on Friday night. He was not smiling the way the other guys were & Kasper and I were joking that he wanted to go HOME

Nathan Todd - $950 - that man has a very shiny bald head

Shakir Mukhamadullin - $1200 - he looked very adorably pleased by the bidding war and this total

Ozzy Wiesblatt - $1075

Magnus Chrona - $1050 - His jersey went to someone wearing his University of Denver hoodie and he looked extremely happy about it

Ethan Cardwell - $1000 - Guys, I cannot tell you how adorable Cardsy and every single thing he does are. Holding up his jersey to be auctioned was no exception

Brandon Coe - $850

Nikolai Knyzhov - $1050 - I have no notes here but please know I love Knyzy and would die for him

Daniil Gushchin - $950 - I'm genuinely surprised this didn't go higher? Also, as I type this he's not listed on the roster on the Cuda's website, but that doesn't mean anything. I hope. 😬

Bradley Marek - $850

Bradley Kemp - $900 - he looked quietly pleased at this and I'm more than a little shocked that his jersey went for more than Coe's

Valtteri Pulli - $850

Eetu Mäkiniemi - $900 - how on Earth did his jersey not go for more? It's an enteral mystery

Bordy - $1900 - he did this very cute thing where he gestured to go on, go on when it looked like this bidding was stalling at around, like, $1200. It went to the female half of the eternally drunk Michigan fan duo, who was absolutely not going to be outbid by anyone, not even God himself

Kyle Rau - $750 - I felt bad for him following Bordy, but honestly, $750 isn't bad considering that he uhhhhh signed with the Cuda, like, two days ago or whatever

Artem Guryev Arty Party - $950

With the (I think) $650 that Frenzy's jersey went for, the Cuda raised an awesome $21,400 for Working Partnerships USA, along with whatever they got for chuck-a-puck and 3.147 stuffed animals (our group contributed, like, 12 of those, go team us!)

All in all, an excellent weekend for the Cuda :)

[goalhofer]

2023-24 San José Barracuda Roster

Wingers

#23 Oskar Lindblom (Gävle Stad, Sweden)*

#24 Jacob Peterson (Lidköping Stad, Sweden)

#56 Ethan Cardwell (Oshawa, Ontario)**

#70 Brandon Coe (Toronto, Ontario)

#75 Danil Gushchin (Yekaterinburg, Russia)

#76 Anthony Vincent (Wilton, Connecticut)**

#89 Ozzy Weisblatt (Calgary, Alberta)

#96 Mitch Fossier (Alpharetta, Georgia)*

Centers

#16 Jack Studnicka (Tecumseh, Ontario)*

#17 Thomas Bordeleau (Terrebonne, Quebec)

#41 Tanner Kaspick (Brandon, Manitoba)*

#45 Nathan Todd (North Grenville, Ontario)* A

#52 Tristen Robins (Brandon, Manitoba)

#60 Cole Cassels (Dublin, Ohio)* A

#86 Brad Marek (Big Rapids, Michigan)**

#91 Kyle Rau (Eden Prairie, Minnesota)* A

Defensemen

#26 Leon Gawanke (Berlin, Germany)*

#51 Radim Šimek (Mladá Boleslav, Czech Republic) A

#71 Nikolai Knyazhov (Kemerovo, Russia)

#77 Valtteri Pulli (Turku, Finland)**

#79 Ethan Frisch (Moorhead, Minnesota)

#82 Artem Guryev (Moscow, Russia)**

#85 Shakir Mukhamadullin (Ufa, Russia)**

Goalies

#30 Magnus Chrona (Skellefteå Stad, Sweden)**

#31 Georgi Romanov (Yekaterinburg, Russia)**

[fromthe-point]

Peterborough, ON – At a press conference at Boston Pizza South on Tuesday afternoon, Petes General Manager Mike Oke announced that the team has received commitments from 2019 OHL Priority Selection picks J.R. Avon and Artem Guryev.

Avon, a 2003-born centre, was selected by the Petes in the 1st round, 11th overall in the 2019 OHL Priority Selection. In 35 games with the Peterborough Minor Midget AAA Petes last season, Avon tallied 24 goals, 25 assists, and 49 points. The 5’9.5”, 173lbs Peterborough native was a member of Team OMHA White at the 2019 OHL Gold Cup. J.R. is the highest selected AAA Petes player since Corey Perry was drafted 5th overall in 2001.

Guryev, a 2003-born defenceman, was selected by the Petes in the 2nd round, 22nd overall in the 2019 OHL Priority Selection. The 6’2.5”, 192lbs Russian rearguard recorded 9 goals, 28 assists, and 37 points in 70 games with the Toronto Minor Midget AAA Toronto Marlboros.

“It gives me a great deal of pleasure to announce that J.R. and Artem have committed to playing in the OHL for the Petes,” added Oke. “Each of these prospects possesses a high degree of skill, and we expect them to be valuable contributors for the Petes for several years.”

Notable Petes to come from the AAA Petes include Matt McNamara (2016), Logan DeNoble (2013), Jeff Braithwaite (2008), and Bryan Young (2002), while Nick Ritchie (2011) was selected from the Toronto Marlboros.

[manukyan]

TikTok #01 from Andrey Shavkero on Vimeo.

Directors: Shavkero bros Dop: Yan Yasinsky Art direction & Post Production: CLAN Production designer: Vasya Ivanov Costume designer: Lera Aguzarova 1AD: Katya Laposhina Edit: Alexandr Chuikov Color: Timofey Goloborodko Music: Lapti

Zebra Hero: Creativ: Artem Tsaregorodtsev, Elnara Ialaltdinova, Bulat Karipov Producers: Anna Bokina, Lisa Yahomova, Sasha Yasven Post-production producer: Pavel Guryev Director of production: Andrew Paoukov

TikTok: Head of Marketing TikTok Russia: Aleksandra Shopkhoeva

[pacific-coast-hockey]

When you and your bestie are forced to attend your little brothers' tee-ball game.

[pacific-coast-hockey]

PLEASE tell me what the fuck Artem Guryev and John Hayden had to talk about during warm ups

Like....what Ivy Leagues that Arty should apply to next fall??

[pacific-coast-hockey]

If Gury learned curl care, we'd enter a new era (1/12/24, vs. Bakersfield)

[pacific-coast-hockey]

IT'S TIME

[pacific-coast-hockey]

Good vibes only

[pacific-coast-hockey]

holiday party arty

[pacific-coast-hockey]

Ghibli Studio's own Artem Guryev (1/24/24 vs. Bakersfield)

[pacific-coast-hockey]

The character design...

📸 by the Sharks on Instagram

[pacific-coast-hockey]

Leon Gawanke is attempting to unionize the other prospects and I think it is working and/or we're about to see some insane line brawl in the next two periods. This is in addition to Artem Guryev attempting to fight every player on the Roadrunners individually. Alternate Captain Kyle Rau has been watching this develop with concern.

[bunnymcfoo]

Herein is Every Sharks Dev Camp attendee!

2023 Draft Class:

1. Will Smith (4th) 2. Quentin Musty (26th) 3. Kasper Halttunen (36th) 4. Brandon Svoboda (71st) 5. Luca Cagnoni (123rd) 6. Axel Landén (130th) 7. Eric Pohlkamp (132nd) 8. David Klee (196th) 9. Yegor Rimashevsky (203rd)

2022 Draft Class:

1 Filip Bystedt (27th) 2. Cameron Lund (34th) 3. Mattias Hävelid (45th) 4. Michael Fisher (76th) 5. Mason Beaupit (108th) 6. Jake Furlong (140th) 7. Joey Muldowney (172nd) 8. Eli Barnett (195th) 9. Reese Laubach (217th)

2021 Draft Class:

William Eklund (7th) 2. Ethan Cardwell (121st) 3. Artem Guryev (135th) 4. Theo Jacobsson (177th) 5. Yevgeni Kashnikov (199th)

2020 Draft Class

Ozzy Wiesblatt (31st) 2. Thomas Bordeleau (38th) 3. Tristen Robins (56th) 4. Daniil Gushchin (76th) 5. Brandon Coe (98th) 6. Alex Young (196th) 7. Timofey Spitserov (210th)