Egyébként imádom, hogy a góljai után mindig hátramegy az aktuális kapusunkhoz is és neki is ad egy bíztató "pofont", ilyen egy kapitány.:)

Btw Kulemin:
TORONTO – A big grin suddenly flashes on the face of the quietly imposing Russian winger.

Thirty goals is a realistic possibility for Nik Kulemin and he knows it.

“I’m looking higher every time,” said Kulemin, with a laugh. “I know I can score more than 16 last year and I try to score more this year. I’m so happy because I’ve got a [career]-high season this year. I’ve got good partners this year, our line plays well and that’s helped me to play better too.”

Hidden below the surface of the rapid rise of James Reimer and the resurgence of Phil Kessel during this unexpected Leafs run of dominance (10-2-4 since the All-Star break) is the ever-consistent play of the force from Magnitogorsk. In all reality, Kulemin has actually been every bit as good as the emerging Kessel, if not better. Since February 1st, he’s equaled Kessel in the goal department (8) and has just one fewer point (14), not to mention a team-leading plus-11 rating (tied with Mikhail Grabovski), far and away superior to that of the American winger (minus-2).
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