Alexander Radulov News

As any hockey fan, I was eagerly awaiting the announcement of Russia's roster for the upcoming Olympic hockey tournament, which should prove to be one of the best ever with quite a few countries icing Dream Team-like squads.

Vancouver is right around the corner in more ways than one for the Predators. The Canucks are Nashville's opponent Tuesday, but on a larger scale, the days are counting down to the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, which get under way in mid-February. In just a few weeks, the 12 countries competing for the men's hockey gold will have to submit ...

The organization's decision to allow Filatov, 19, to return to his former Russian club for one season comes with a written contract, but no guarantees.

The news release Thursday from the Kontinental Hockey League read like a 1970s Cold War communique: "KHL Statement on Meeting Between President Alexander Medvedev and NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman On November 11, Alexander Medvedev, the President of Kontinental Hockey League , met with National Hockey League Commissioner Gary Bettman and NHL Deputy ...

Russiaa s Kontinental Hockey League must cease trying to entice National Hockey League players to break their contracts if the organizations are to work together in the future, NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said.

1 or 1a goaltender on an elite team is a good start. Colin Wilson, Predators Nashville has its replacement for Alexander Radulov.

The Toronto Maple Leafs and Nashville Predators are apparently engaged in a bidding was for the Bruins' Phil Kessel.

I don't want to make assumptions, but I think the quote from Nashville coach Barry Trotz was meant to be flattering.

He's a 21-year-old restricted free agent who has 55 goals over the past two seasons, and the Predators are in need of offensive help.

By the time NHL veterans report for training camp, the European regular seasons and the international campaign already will be under way.

Heatley talks heating up again, Blackhawks in hot water, Allaire - the savior of the Leafs and KHL - Payback is a ...... ANAHEIM, CA - JANUARY 7: Alexander Radulov #47 of the Nashville Predators carries the puck along the wing against the Anaheim Ducks on January 7, 2008 at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California.

There are certain stories which one simply cannot frame well. The Detroit News posted a blog entry from editorial director Nolan Finley, who turns Jiri Hudler's departure for Dynamo Moscow into an anti-Obama taxation rant, and while I tend to weigh in with my opinions and turn the discussion over to you...This blog's scope includes the politics of ...

At home in Prince Edward Island, Canada, he's known as Lyle Richardson . But around these parts, he's known as Spector, FOXSports.com's Prince of Pucks.

The KHL's decision to officially register Red Wings forward Jiri Hudler's contract with Dynamo Moscow has everything to do with the Kontinental league's beef with the NHL about the Russian league's restricted free agents.

The Russians are angry! The Russians are angry! Joel Kwiatkowski is the latest contract jumper between the KHL and NHL, only in this case the player has a valid Russian contract that he's jumping, setting off a new round of loathing between the Russian and North American hockey officials, reports Peter Adler, the Euro-hockey expert.

Defenceman Joel Kwiatkowski, who was reported to have signed with the Atlanta Thrashers earlier this week , already has a two-year contract with SKA St.

Alexander Radulov, a Russian player, bolted to Ufa of the Russian KHL while still under contract to the Nashville Predators last summer.

As reported earlier here and on Kukla's Korner , Red Wings forward Jiri Hudler has reportedly signed a 2-year contract with Dynamo Moscow of the KHL.

There's a report out there that Red Wings forward Jiri Hudler has signed a one-year deal for at least $2 million with Moscow Dynamo of the Kontinental Hockey League, which is a considerable amount given that it'd be tax free.

At home in Prince Edward Island, Canada, he's known as Lyle Richardson . But around these parts, he's known as Spector, FOXSports.com's Prince of Pucks.