Comments for From Russia With Glove - Perestroika in the NHL

Comment on Comrade of the Week-Sergei Bobrovsky by Antonella

Antonella — Mon, 11 Mar 2013 20:46:11 +0000

I actually drafted him on one of my teams after keeping tabs on his lockout play. I was impressed enough but then regretted my decision early on, but I’m glad I hung onto him. And for unselfish reasons, it’s good to see him doing well despite his team.

Comment on Comrade of the Night-Alexander Ovechkin by TheSportsWonk

TheSportsWonk — Thu, 28 Feb 2013 05:39:38 +0000

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Comment on “is party time now?” Projecting the 2014 Russian Olympic Team by Thomas.M

Thomas.M — Sun, 17 Feb 2013 22:28:27 +0000

I’m from France and in 2014 i go to Sochi for support Russia team, it’s my dream

Comment on Malkin Shines the Brightest as Russia Basks in Gold by David

David — Mon, 21 May 2012 22:46:41 +0000

Good for Russia, but success at Worlds has proven not to mean much as it pertains to the Olympics (especially in Russia’s case).

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Comment on Lokomotiv Yaroslavl’s History Will Not Stop by russia online

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Comment on Lokomotiv Yaroslavl’s History Will Not Stop by Neva

Neva — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 23:23:42 +0000

John, it should be Russians in general, not just hockey fans. But there doesn’t need to be more regulation, there is already an overabundance of regulation with this and all things in general. The bureaucratic mess created by over regulation and the Russian mentality of ‘if it doesn’t affect me or my loved ones why care?’ leads to this. What needs to happen is enforcement of regulations and people being held accountable for their actions. Too much getting something stamped by the next person in the bureaucratic chain to relive themselves of responsibility occurs, and occurs in almost all facets of Russian society.

This is a very big issue that goes deeper than aircraft safety. Thankfully the mentality i mentioned earlier seems to be not taking hold in the newest generation of Russians. The country has 3 distinct generations that live in 3 different worlds seemingly: The older generation that grew up, came of age and had children during Soviet Times, the middle generation of those born in the end of the Soviet times and grew up and came of age during Perestroika and the turmoil of the 90′s, and finally the youngest generation, born after the end of Soviet Times. 3 Generations that see the world 3 completely different ways.

There is no quick fix to fix the airline safety unfortunately. If only it were that simple.

Comment on Lokomotiv Yaroslavl’s History Will Not Stop by John

John — Thu, 08 Sep 2011 22:03:59 +0000

Hockey fans in Russia should demand that the Government to do more to regulate aviation, and stop the unprecedented trend of fatal crashes that plagues the system. These amazing young athletes are gone forever as a result of a single, likely preventable, tragic event. Let’s upgrade aviation safety before it happens again!