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Season Preview. Lada: Move to the Western Conference and rebuilding the roster
KHL.ru continues its club-by-club preview of the 2025-2026 season. This summer, Lada moved from the Eastern Conference to the Western, and in terms of the number of newcomers brought in, they left everyone else far behind.
Season Preview. Sochi: Vladimir Krikunov back in business
KHL.ru continues its club-by-club preview of the 2025/2026 season. Sochi went through a change of management and two coaching departures in the summer. Now, the new-look Leopards are preparing for the new campaign under the guidance of Vladimir Krikunov, the oldest coach in KHL history.
Season preview. Barys: Backing local talent
In our traditional pre-season round-up, KHL.ru looks at the state of each team ahead of the 2025/2026 campaign. For the past three years, Barys has fallen further down the standings and was dead last in 2025. The climb back up the table will likely take more than one season.
Review of the Season. Dynamo Moscow: Comtois’s creativity, Gusev’s achievements and a long-awaited bronze
KHL.ru continues its club-by-club review of the 2024/2025 season. For Dynamo Moscow, finishing second in the Western Conference set up a tough path through the playoffs. Nonetheless, the Blue-and-Whites made it through two rounds before falling to Traktor for the second season in a row. This time, though, it was a first semi-final since 2013.
Review of the Season. Avtomobilist: one step forward in regulation, two steps back in the playoffs
KHL.ru continues its club-by-club review of the 2024/2025 season at Avtomobilist. The Motormen finished fourth in the Eastern Conference, but Nikolai Zavarukhin’s team could not match its 2024 playoff progress and fell in the first round.
Review of the season. CSKA: Vorobyov’s failed stint and first-round exit
KHL.ru keeps on reviewing the season's outcome for the league’s clubs – CSKA underwent significant changes but couldn’t avoid repeating last year’s disappointment: the team had an inconsistent regular season and was eliminated in the first round of the elimination stage.
Review of the season. SKA: Kuznetov’s return, Demidov’s breakout, and Rotenberg’s firing
KHL.ru keeps on giving out the results of the 2024-2025 season. SKA surprised everyone with high-profile signings, had a very inconsistent regular season, and was eliminated in the first round for the first time in 16 years — triggering a wave of changes.
Review of the Season. Torpedo: defeated by the champion as Larionov’s era ends
KHL.ru continues its club-by-club review of the 2024/2025 season at Torpedo. This year’s performance in the regular season was slightly weaker than last, and after falling to Lokomotiv in the first round of the playoffs the club ended Igor Larionov’s time as head coach.
Season review. Admiral: focus on attacking hockey and a fiery series with Traktor
KHL.ru continues its club-by-club review of the 2024/2025 season with a trip to Vladivostok. Last summer, Admiral changed its style and looked to play a more attacking passing game. That helped the Sailors get back to the playoffs, where they gave eventual finalist Traktor a real battle in the first round.
Review of the Season. Kunlun Red Star: a new approach, but an unsuccessful bid for the playoffs
KHL.ru continues its club-by-club review of the 2024/2025 season with a look at Kunlun Red Star. Under the guidance of Mikhail Kravets, the Dragons won 28 games but that wasn’t enough to break into the top eight.
Review of the Season: Vityaz. Buchelnikov’s breakout and Dorozhko’s stability
KHL.ru continues to review the results of the 2024-2025 season for each of the League's clubs. Vityaz, under the leadership of a new head coach, showed certain progress compared to the previous campaign, but it wasn't enough to reach the playoffs.