Nikita Tryamkin – CanucksBanter

By Andrew Phillip Chernoff | CanucksBanter

August 19, 2023

TASS, 17 August. The clubs of the National Hockey League (NHL) were interested in the defender of the Yekaterinburg “Avtomobilist” Nikita Tryamkin in the current off-season. The hockey player told Sport-Express about this .

“At first, the situation with the NHL was going well, there was a lot of interest in me, and then everything turned the other way. We could still wait for offers, of course, but I think that during this time it was possible to find a common denominator if they really wanted to see me. Therefore, I decided to stay in Russia,” the defender said.

Tryamkin is 28 years old and has been playing for Avtomobilist since 2017. Previously played for the team from 2012 to 2016. In the 2015/16 and 2016/17 seasons, the defender played for Vancouver.

According to the results of the regular season season 2022/23 Fonbet – Kontinental Hockey League (KHL), Avtomobilist took fourth place in the Eastern Conference with 68 points and lost to Metallurg Magnitogorsk in the first round of the playoffs with a score in the series 3-4.

The new season of the Kontinental Hockey League starts on September 1st.

Source: TASS

Vancouver Canucks defenceman Andrey Pedan, left, grabs Calgary Flames' Paul Byron during NHL pre-season hockey action in Calgary on Sept. 25. — Vancouver Canucks defenceman Andrey Pedan, left, grabs Calgary Flames’ Paul Byron during NHL pre-season hockey action in Calgary on Sept. 25, 2015. Pedan expected to receive call up for remaining two games of road trip.

By Andrew Chernoff

Jan 9, 2017

Chris Tanev practiced this morning and was re-evaluated today, coach Willie Desjardins told reporters. Tanev said he is day-to-day, and will be going to Nashville.

Tanev said he feels good and is day-to-day. He’s traveling with the #Canucks to Nashville today.

— Vancouver Canucks (@Canucks) January 9, 2017

Desjardins also said that Ben Hutton will not make the road trip and will be out for awhile.

Hutton will be out for a bit, won’t be making the trip, said coach Desjardins.

— Vancouver Canucks (@Canucks) January 9, 2017

As for Philip Larsen, Desjardins said he is getting closer but still has not practiced since his injury.

Philip Larsen skated today and is “getting closer,” but still hasn’t practiced with the team, said coach.

— Vancouver Canucks (@Canucks) January 9, 2017

Defenseman Andrey Pedan is expected to called up from the Utica Comets and meet the Canucks in Nashville for tomorrow nights game.

“Playing with five D isn’t ideal, but we came together and played well. It’s tough having Hutty out now, but we’ll keep battling.” – Sbisa pic.twitter.com/zBet4CbW5A

— Vancouver Canucks (@Canucks) January 9, 2017

Luca Sbisa and Nikita Tryamkin were banged up in the Calgary loss on Saturday night, but are expected to be in the lineup.

“Having two days between games is nice, feels like a break after the schedule we’ve had. Those back-to-backs are tough.” – Stecher

— Vancouver Canucks (@Canucks) January 9, 2017

Even Daniel Sedin was asked who would be better in a pinch if a defenseman went down, him or his brother:

“I’d be better, much better gap control.” – Daniel Sedin, asked if he or Henrik would be better on defence, if called upon.

— Vancouver Canucks (@Canucks) January 9, 2017