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KHL.ru continues its series of articles about players and coaches who have become legends of the League. The new article tells the story of Canadian forward Matt Ellison, who became the top-scoring international player in KHL history, representing six different teams.

KHL.ru continues its series on players and coaches who have become league legends. The new article tells the story of Karri Ramo, a standout representative of the Finnish goaltending school, who came within a step of winning the Gagarin Cup.

KHL.ru continues its series of articles about players and coaches who have become legends of the league. The latest installment tells the story of two-time Gagarin Cup winner Chris Lee, whose move to Europe and play in the KHL rescued him from obscurity.

KHL.ru continues its series of articles on players and coaches who have become legends of the League. Today the star is Sergei Fedorov, who unexpectedly took charge of CSKA in 2021 and led the team to two Gagarin Cup victories.

KHL.ru continues its series of articles about players and coaches who became Legends of the league. The new article is about Maxim Afinogenov, an Olympic bronze medalist and winner of a full set of World Championship medals.

The latest KHL.ru feature on a legend of the league looks at one of the best two-way defensemen in the KHL’s history, Mat Robinson.

After finding the game a chore in North America, Brandon Bochenski headed to Kazakhstan and reignited his passion for hockey. Along the way, he became a Barys legend in the KHL.

We’re off to Spartak via Slovakia in the latest KHL.ru article about a legend of the league. Which means we’re talking aboug Branko Radivojevic, who blazed a trail in Red-and-White in the first years of the KHL.

KHL.ru continues its series of articles on players and coaches who have become legends of the league. In this new piece, we tell the story of Canadian goaltender Michael Garnett, who played in two Gagarin Cup finals but was unable to capture the KHL’s top trophy.

KHL.ru continues its series of stories about the legends of the league. This time we’re looking at Linus Omark, one of the most successful imports in the K.

In the latest edition of KHL’ru’s series of articles about the league’s legends, we’re talking about another Czech star: Roman Cervenka won a Gagarin Cup and a World Championship while playing in Russia.

KHL.ru continues its series of articles about players and coaches who have become legends of the League. Today’s hero is Viktor Kozlov, who won the Gagarin Cup both as a player and as a coach.

Our latest look at a KHL legend tells the story of Czech defenseman Karel Rachunek, a cult hero in Yaroslavl where he captained the Lokomotiv team destroyed by an air disaster.

In the latest of KHL.ru’s series about the legends of league we’re looking at Norway’s Patrick Thoresen, who won the Gagarin Cup with two different clubs.

KHL.ru continues its series of articles about players and coaches who became legends of the League. In this new piece, we feature the story of world champion and Czech forward Josef Vasicek, who had three outstanding seasons with Lokomotiv.

KHL.ru continues its series of articles dedicated to players and coaches who became legends of the League. In this new feature, we tell the story of Czech forward Jan Marek, who won the Russian championship, played in the Gagarin Cup finals, and could have competed at the highest level for several more years but tragically passed away in a plane crash.

KHL.ru’s series telling the stories behind the legends of the league continues with Pavel Datsyuk. At the start of his career, he was largely overlooked, but he finished as a Triple Gold Club member.

KHL.ru continues its series of articles about players and coaches who have become legends of the League. In this new article, we tell the story of Latvian defenseman Sandis Ozolins, who resumed his career after a year-long break to play in the KHL.

Ilya Sorokin’s journey took him from the Junior Hockey League to Olympic glory.

KHL.ru continues to tell the stories of those who became league’s legends. Today the talk is about two-time Gagarin Cup champion Jan Kovar. The Czech forward formed a legendary line with Sergei Mozyakin and Danis Zaripov for Metallurg Magnitogorsk.

KHL.ru is paying tributes to the legends of the league. Today, we’re looking at Alexei Yashin, who became a poster boy for the KHL in the early days and almost always made himself available to play for Russia at World Championships.

KHL.ru continues its series of articles about players and coaches who have become league’s legends. Today, the talk is about Czech forward Jaromir Jagr – a star of the KHL’s first three seasons.

KHL.ru continues to tell the stories of those who became league’s legends. Today the talk is about Patrick Thoresen. The Norway-born forward won two Gagarin Cups with two different teams.

KHL.ru continues telling the stories of those who became league’s legends. Today, the talk is about Sergei Zinovyev. The forward won two gold medals at the IIHF World Championship level, and lifted the Gagarin Cup in 2011.

KHL.ru continues telling the stories of those who became league’s legends. Today, the talk is about Vitaly Atyushov, whose pro career lasted more than 20 years.

KHL.ru continues on telling the stories of those people who became league’s legends. Today, the talk is about Vitaly Proshkin – the defenseman ended his career with a Gagarin Cup and two IIHF WC gold medals.

KHL.ru continues telling the stories of those who became league legends. Today, the talk is about Igor Grigorenko, who was predicted to have a stellar future, but at the very beginning of his career, he narrowly escaped death in a car accident.

KHL.ru continues telling the stories of those who became league legends. Today, the talk is about Ilya Sorokin. The talented goalie made his path all the way from the JHL to the Olympics gold medal.

KHL.ru continues telling the stories of those who became league’s legends. Today, the talk is about the late Milos Riha, who spent almost 10 years coaching different KHL clubs.

KHL.ru continues telling the stories of those figures who became legendary in the league. Today, the talk is about Nigel Dawes, the author of ten hat-tricks, and the second sniper in the KHL history.

KHL.ru continues telling the stories of the different league’s legend. Today, the talk is about the 2011 Gagarin Cup champion, Kirill Koltsov, a player with a unique style and character.

KHL.ru continues honoring the careers of those who became league’s legends. Today, the talk is about Ilya Vorobyov, a Gagarin Cup champion and two-time finalist as a coach.

KHL.ru continues its series about the league’s legends with the story of defenseman Evgeny Biryukov, the man who has played more KHL games than any other.

KHL.ru continues its series looking at the league’s legends. Today we’re talking about the career of one of our best goalies, World Champion and Gagarin Cup finalist Konstantin Barulin.

Danis Zaripov officially ended his playing career with a gala game in Kazan – and a unique honor from the team where he played most of his career.

KHL.ru continues talking about the league’s legends with Alexander Yeryomenko, the only goalie to lift three Gagarin Cups – this feat helped him to be elected as the goalie for the Fonbet KHL golden team in 2023.

After 1992, Oleg Znarok dropped off the radar of Russian hockey fans for a time. He played abroad, he coached exclusively in Latvia. Older fans, naturally, remembered a moustachioed forward at Dinamo Riga who was second in scoring in the Soviet Championship of 1991.

KHL.ru continues on talking about the players who became legends for the league. Today, the talk is about Nikita Gusev, who had a long path towards a great career and the 2018 Olympic Games triumph.

KHL.ru continues on telling the histories of those who became league’s legends. Today, the talk is about the Canadian coach Bob Hartley, who won the Gagarin Cup with Avangard in 2021 and became the second coach in history to triumph in both the NHL and the KHL.