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KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Damir Sharipzyanov. The Avangard defenseman just set a KHL record for the most single-season points from the blue line, surpassing Chris Lee’s 2016-2017 campaign.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Barys’ forward Michael Vecchione. The American forward was the hero of the 2026 KHL World Games, hitting three goals in Barys’ 8:4 victory over the Shanghai Dragons.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Libor Sulak. The Admiral’s defenseman had a strong week, despite it has been a rocky season for his team, receiving Best defenseman honors and scoring five points in the seven-day stretch. The Sailors recorded only one win, over Salavat Yulaev on Sunday (4:2).

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Andrew Poturalski. The American forward is one of Avangard’s top scorers, and is currently on an impressive thirteen-game scoring streak, a clear sign of being one of the hottest players in the league and fully adapted to his new reality in Omsk.

KHL.ru’s weekly column continues with Taylor Beck. The Canadian veteran forward just established a league’s record: in Sibir’s 10:1 win over HC Sochi, Beck accumulated seven points, with two goals and five assists, surpassing several players who had a six-point night earlier on.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Dinamo Minsk’s American forward Sam Anas. The 32-years-old has just beat Dinamo Minsk’s record for the most regular-season points in a single campaign, surpassing Charles Linglet’s long-standing mark of 58 points set in 2014–2015.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Stephane Da Costa. The Frenchman is having another striking season in the KHL, and was just awarded Best Forward for the last week, scoring seven points in three games with a plus-8 rating, helping Avtomobilist celebrate three straight wins.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Vadim Shipachyov. After becoming the league’s all-time top scorer, the Dinamo Minsk forward became the first man to reach the 1,000-point milestone yesterday.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Dmitry Kvartalnov. On Sunday, he became the first man to coach 1,000 games in the KHL on Sunday. His landmark was a successful one, with a 5:3 win over Dynamo Moscow putting the Bison on top of the Western Conference.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Alex Limoges. The Dinamo Minsk’s forward had a striking performance on Sunday, dishing out four assists as the Belarusians celebrated a 7:2 home win over Lada.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Vitaly Kravtsov. The forward recently returned to his native Traktor and did it in style, with twelve points in his first seven games with his old new jersey, scoring points in all games but one.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Shanghai Dragons’ netminder Patrik Rybar. The goalie had a striking week with his team, being awarded with Best goalie honors for the fourth time in his KHL career. In the seven-day span, he posted two wins – with one shutout.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Joshua Brook. The Dinamo Minsk blueliner has been in great shape of late, and was awarded Defenseman of the week honors.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Trevor Murphy. The SKA blueliner had a striking week, with two game-winning goals, and was awarded Best defenseman honors.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Ilya Samsonov. The famed netminder just returned to the KHL, signing a contract with HC Sochi and playing his first game on Sunday, helping the Black Sea franchise defeat Spartak 5:2 and halt a nine-game skid.

KHL.ru’s weekly column goes on with Ioannis Kaldis. The Severstal defenseman was instrumental for the Steelers’ success, earning the call as the top blueliner of the week.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Sam Anas. The Dinamo Minsk forward, in his third year in the league, had another exciting start in Belarus, and scored four points in just two games last week. Anas’ offensive skills are one of the top reasons behind Dinamo Minsk’s success.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Reilly Walsh. The American defenseman had a strong start of his KHL career with Barys, and despite the Kazakhs’ setback he is on a three-game scoring streak and is helping the team pushing for a playoff qualification.

KHL.ru’s weekly column goes on with Noel Hoefenmayer. The HC Sochi defenseman has been in fine shape of late and is now on a three-game scoring streak playing for a non-contending squad in the Western Conference.

KHL.ru’s weekly column continues with Dmitry Buchelnikov. CSKA’s young forward just netted his first hat-trick with his new team, halting his slump suffered in the start of the season.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Andrew Poturalski. The Avangard forward had a great performance yesterday in Kazan, posting his first four-point performance for the Hawks, leading the team to a strong 6:1 road win.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Bobby Nardella. The Torpedo defenseman had a striking start of his KHL career and was one of the best for the Nizhny Novgorod side, who won four games in a row in a successful kickstart of the 2025-2026 campaign.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Gage Quinney. The North American forward had a huge role in the Shanghai Dragons’ first-ever victory, a 7:4 win over SKA in the Chinese franchise’s home opener.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Alexander Radulov, who led Lokomotiv to its first Gagarin Cup triumph and was named the playoff’s MVP with 16 points in 21 games.

KHL.ru continues its weekly column with Scott Wilson. The Salavat Yulaev’s forward has been on fire in the first-round series against Sibir, scoring six points in a single game and equaling Nikita Gusev’s record.

KHL.ru’s weekly column goes on with Joshua Leivo. The Salavat Yulaev forward set a new record with 49 goals in this year’s regular season, surpassing Sergei Mozyakin’s record set back in the 2016-2017 campaign.

KHL.ru’s weekly column goes on with Maxim Shabanov. The Traktor forward has been instrumental in the Chelyabinsk’s side success this season, leading the team in scoring and helping the Black-and-Whites clinching the Eastern Conference’s win in the regular season.

KHL.ru’s weekly column continues with Vadim Moroz. The young Belarusian forward was awarded Best forward honors last week and is a key figure in Dinamo Minsk’s run of late. The Bison are currently on the top four of the Western Conference’s standings.

KHL.ru’s weekly column goes on with Xavier Ouellet. The Dinamo Minsk defenseman is having a strong debut season in the KHL, helping Dinamo Minsk winning seven straight games and being awarded Defenseman of the Week in the process. Recently, the Bison renewed their ties with the blueliner for a further couple of seasons.

KHL.ru continues its weekly column with Daniil Seroukh. The HC Sochi forward, in his second year in the league, has recently wrote a page in the book of records netting five goals in a single game when his team defeated Dynamo Moscow last Wednesday.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Stephane Da Costa. The Frenchman has recently netted his 200th league tally, and continues to be a key player for Avtomobilist, who have recently clinched a playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.

KHL.ru’s weekly column returns with Sergei Shirokov. Sibir’s captain had a striking performance at the 2025 Fonbet KHL All-Star Game in Novosibirsk, and is now leading his team to yet another postseason appearance after missing the playoffs last time around.

KHL.ru’s weekly column goes on with Zach Fucale. The Traktor’s goalie is having a very strong second season in the league, backstopping his team to the lead of the Eastern Conference and trying to establish club records.

KHL.ru’s weekly column goes on with Joshua Leivo. The Canadian forward has been in exceptional shape in January, scoring at a high pace and setting a new record with four hat-tricks in just 26 days.

KHL.ru’s weekly column goes on with Trevor Murphy. The Canadian defenseman, at his sixth season in the league, is currently one of the top scorers in the league and just broke a club record for Sibir.

Canadian-born Spencer Foo has been a standout performer for Kunlun Red Star in this season. His exceptional play just earned him the title of Forward of the Week, with 6 (3+3) points in three games, all won by the Dragons. This season, Foo has accumulated 25 points in 38 games, comprising 14 goals and 11 assists, with a plus-6 rating.

KHL.ru’s weekly column goes on with Jeremy Smith. The Kunlun Red Star goalie celebrated his 50th KHL win last week, further confirming his place as one of the best players in the history of the franchise.