In the Playoffs’ first round the teams played 48 games, with 403 players (26 goalies, 129 defensemen, and 248 forwards) taking part in the actions.
- Best goalie for the first time in his career was Nikita Serebryakov (Admiral), who won four games of six against Salavat Yulaev. The Sailors’ netminder faced 223 shots, posting a 93.72% saves percentage and a goals-against average of 2.13.
- Best defenseman for the first time in his career was Igor Ozhiganov (SKA), who scored 5 (1+4) points in six games. Ozhiganov posted no negative ratings, ending the series with a plus-4 differential. He also potted the game-winner in the series’ second match. Throughout the showdown against Dinamo Minsk, Ozhiganov recorded five hits, blocked ten shots, and had three takeaways.
- Best forward for the first time in his career was Curtis Valk (Avtomobilist), who scored 10 (4+6) points in seven games. The forward potted two game-winners, recorded three hits, blocked nine shots, and had five takeaways.
- Best rookie for the first time in his career was forward Vitaly Pinchuk (Dinamo Minsk), who scored 4 (2+2) points in six games. Pinchuk netted the game-winner in game one against SKA, recorded three hits, and blocked three shots.