From Undrafted To Rookie Of The Year - The Artemi Panarin Story
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2020
- In late June of 2010, 19 year old Artemi Panarin was left undrafted by every NHL team in every round of the draft. 5 Years later in 2015, the Russian winger made his NHL debut in 2015, where his 77P rookie season not only earned him the Calder Memorial Trophy, he finished 9th place in scoring across the entire NHL!
So how did this unknown player from the other side of the world go from undrafted to the league's rookie of the year? Watch to find out!
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There was a time where Tarasenko was trying to tell Ken Hitchcock about Panarin and tried to recruit him to STL but no one listened
Frank Lucas damn idiots
For real!???
Anismov was who got him to come apparently
I was about to comment this lmao, as a blues fan this one still stings 😂 What’s even more frustrating is that tarasenkos dad has been a coach for a very long time and was a huge believer in panarin. I like Doug Armstrong but I don’t miss ken hitchcock at all 😂
And NOW THEY ARE PLAYING TOGETHER ON THE RANGERS
It’s not an odd man rush video without hearing “the best league, in the world”
as a NYR fan I love this guy, we’re very lucky to have him
What a beaut he is so good
Hearing you talk about Panarin playing with Kane hurts my heart. Those two were magic together. Also the trade to Columbus sucked. This man had the trade value of two first rounders and we got rid of him for Brandon Saad. That makes me very Saad.
Same
Genuine question, will you guys be looking to move him in the next few years? I’ve heard rumors and I just don’t see it
and now they are reunited
When I saw that my beloved Rangers had paid Panarin over 11 million a year in free agency I was like: wow thats a lot of cap space for one player. Hope he's worth it. A few years later I can say that it was a bargain. His passing is outrageously good, and I think he has really helped Adam Fox and some of our other key youngsters development. What this video didn't get into is that he is by all accounts an awesome dude, who had to overcome tremendous childhood poverty to get where he is. Everyone in the league who knows him sings his praises. If the Rangers win the cup in the coming years he will have A LOT to do with it.
One of the most impressive things on Panarin's story is his upbringing. Saying he came from humble beginings would be quite inaccurate, I would say he grew up dirt poor. His first skates as a child were old beaten up adult skates his grandmother found abandoned at a train station, they had to be stuffed full of newspaper so that Panarin could use them. He didn't play with actual hockey gloves until his early teens, he had to use leather mittens that were reinforced a whole bunch of duct tape and once he finally got his first hockey gloves everyone was shocked how good he was as those makeshift mittens he had to use before gave him no feel whatsoever on his stick.
Reminds me how a lot of the best soccer players from 3rd world countries didn’t play with shoes when they were younger.
I love this guy, only recently became a hockey/Rangers fan. I’m from Australia, and no one cares about the sport here haha
This is why you never give up your dreams
Dreams, keep dreaming.
It's about having the talent and then the drive and lots of support around you. At the end of the day, you need to have the talent. You can dream all you want about wanting to do something, but you can only go so far as your talents take you, that's in every sport/profession.
Dreams did not take the bread man to where he is, talent and drive did.
cybertec69 u need to vision ur self living that dream before u can make it happen so yes him having a dream was also the reason why but like u said u need to have the drive to make it and certainly having some sort of talent helps....
Both of you guys have very valid and good points
Those teams who can see how good can small players like Panarin or Brayden Point be will reap the results quite soon.
As a rangers fan, watching him continue to get better and his performance in his first season was someof the most exciting hockey I've watched in a long time rangers wise, him and mika have unreal chemistry, but better yet, panarin is the type of player that can make almost anyone look great....well, except tanner glass but those dark years are done. As far as this video, really well done, it had information I didn't even know.
FYI: Minsk never won a Gagarin Cup championship. That was Dynamo Moscow.
Great Video! What an amazing story, i am happy he turned out!
The main argument I hear against Panarin winning the Calder actually has more to do with Connor McDavid. The argument was that McDavid was among the league leaders in points-per-game as a rookie and almost certainly would have won the award had he not broken his collar bone. He was the more outstanding player.
I think people who make that argument have a point. I would not have had a problem with McDavid winning that year. McDavid is obviously the greatest player of his generation and had a rookie season that likely would have been comparable if not better to Panarin's had he been healthy.
But you can't award a trophy based on what you think they may have done. It sucks McDavid got hurt, but you have to be on the ice and do things, rather than coast on reputation. Based on what they both did, Panarin deserved the award.
Yeah, that was my thing too. I wasn't dissatisfied with Panarin winning the Calder because of his age or his linemate. It was because of McDavid. Everyone knew McDavid would've ran away with the Calder had he not been injured halfway through the season. Many could tell the McDavid was going to be a generational talent in the making in McDavid's rookie year. How many rookies average more than a point per game in the NHL and while only being 18/19...
I know if we go with the rules of best season by a rookie, then Panarin wins it, but should he? He's pretty good and all, but that's like taking the Calder (and every all-time rookie stats) from Gretzky in the NHL because he wasn't eligible to be a rookie in the NHL in Gretzky's first year as he was a pro the year prior. McDavid, although playing half a season, should've still won it in my personal opinion. They really should change the rules to allow for best rookie season to play at least 25 games in the season (25 games for obvious reasons).
Been experimenting with my audio quality to try and get it to sound a little clearer and more professional. What do you guys think: does it sound better or worse than usual? Lemme know down below!
It sounds great my dude. Solid content as always!
Great videos! I don't notice a sound difference
I can’t hear a difference, but I think your audio is always pretty decent! Love your content,.
CBJ fan here. Still too painful. I'll be back for this one in the future. Lol
That STILL stings. At least the Breadman got his money 💰 with the Blueshirts.
#GOJACKETSGO
we love the bread man here in new york
I bet, Pana, Kakko, Zeno and laf by the looks of it...what a core offence!
we loved him in columbus until he decided to get that fancy 2 car garage in Connecticut... can do the same shit in powell for probably half the price
You can have him. CBJ did just fine without him. In fact, we got farther this year than we did last year with him, and further than NY got
Rachelle Ehrman we lost in the first round this year, second round last year. that’s just flat out wrong. we could’ve used a play driver like breadman, but apparently free vodka for life isn’t enough to live in columbus
@@rachelleehrman3703 💯
This guy is amazing I love him.
Remember too that Luc Robaitialle (spelled that wrong) went undrafted. Good job scouts.
this is my favourite vid youve ever done. really good work
He’s wonderful
Flash to today, he is the best player on the best team, once again being considered for the hart trophy, and about to break the record for most points scored in a regular season by a ranger, chasing Jaromir Jagr......
Once again, he disappeared when we needed him most
You da man!! Great vids keep it up!!
We’re loving the bread man in ny. Best forward since Jagr and it’s not even close
Your content is so good!
Great video once more! Don’t forget the CHL is made of the WHL, the OHL and the QMJHL ;)
Been a fan of his since I picked him up off of free agents in a fantasy league in his first season. Best player I had that year
3 of the drafted players in that first picture were on the Lightnings Stanley cup team
Ones a bum though 😂 happy to see him win a cup though
@@leafsfan1539 bogo isn’t a bum
Luke Scheen
As a leafs fan I’m still jaded
Guy like Panarin just proves how the NHL looks over many players in the draft that could be very good. Panarin easily would have been 1st overall pick in his draft year if they knew.
Amazing how such a talent has already been on three teams.
one of these on Eddie the Eagle would be good
Good vid. Hope you get yourself a rusty trombone, you deserve it
What I'd give to see panarin back on the hawks
St Louis, Oates and Belfour, great examples!
this is why i'm 30 and still haven't given up
I'll keep my eyes open for you in the coming Undrafted Over-30 Late Bloomer NHL Superstar RUclips videos.
@@stevenrosscarpenter hey man, dont ne mean. He could make it, most likley not but he could be a free agent
@@KrazyStorys You took my comment as sarcasm, but I'm honestly looking forward to seeing a "WeedSmoker69 Highlights" video.
@@stevenrosscarpenter lmao me to
WeedSmoker69 How about 50’s 🤜🏽
I watch your channel a ton. I'm wondering how someone from (I'm guessing the uk?) Becomes a fan of hockey.
Dinamo Minsk has never won a round in Gagarin Cup playoffs, was little suprised to see that they won a cup, it was Dinamo Moscow to win cup that year 😅
He is the best, like a magician on the ice
7:50 - whaaaaat? What a fail, man! Diynamo Minsk never past the first round in their history, they just played four times in KHL playoffs. In that year they didn't make playoffs. It was Dynamo MOSCOW, who won the Cup.
He's a wicked player but should of stayed with the hawks him and Kane where beast together
he wanted to go to a team that hasn't won in a while
Man, awesome video! But Dinamo Minsk never won the Gagarin cup) It was Dinano Moscow) Anyway, thank you from Russia!
I think I’m Canada kids don’t see their names drafted to the CHL so they just half give up on making it to the next level. But we don’t have 20 leagues that you can make a few dollars
Dinamo Minsk never won Gagrin Cup, that's a mistake probably mixed it up with Dinamo Moscow, they won cup 2 times.
i took him late in my fantasy draft that year, him and kane won me it easily lol
wow.. if this vid taught me anything it’s that panarin is not photogenic
Wasnt Gretzky undrafted?
SupremePrestige : Not exactly. He was playing for the Indianapolis Racers when Peter Pocklington signed Gretzky to a "personal services" contract, then the Oilers became an NHL team and Pocklington brought Gretzky to his Oilers team. Many disputed this move and complained that Gretzky needed to enter the draft but Pocklington argued that his "personal services" contract with Gretzky amounted to Gretzky being property of Pocklington's Oilers and his argument was reluctantly accepted by the league and Gretzky therefore did not enter the draft.
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SupremePrestige : Yes, except for that fact that you did not mention that he "skipped" the draft mainly due to his "personal services" contract to Pocklington. If you recall when the Oilers became an nhl team, all the other team's managers complained and stated that Gretz should have to enter the draft and Pocklington argued that Gretz was essentially his property as the contract was for "personal services" to Pocklington and was signed prior to the Oilers becoming an nhl team so it should take precedent over Gretz's "requirement" to enter the draft. The league relunctantly agreed with Pocklington's stance, those are the details of how Gretz "skipped" the draft with the crux being Pocklington's "personal services" contract with Gretz as this type of contract was unusual in that it wasn't a typical contract between a team and a player, it was a contract to an owner.
Personally, I think Pocklington signed Gretz to this type of a contract to himself, all the while knowing that the Oilers were going to become an nhl team and by signing Gretz to this type of contract would allow Pocklington to keep Gretz out of the draft and as an Oiler.
Wasn't trying to rain on your parade but with the unique contract details involved, I thought it would be helpful to mention it.
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@@ATinyPillow Yea, thanks. I couldmt really find anything that explained it as well as you. Althiugh I havent looked that long.
The globe is DEAD didnt he play in the O 1977-78 and for the Racers/Oilers in 1978-79? I didn’t think he turned pro in 1976-77
Edward Cunningham, BS, DC : Gretzky turned professional for the 1978-79 season, playing for the Indianapolis Racers in the World Hockey Association (WHA). His contract soon was sold to the Edmonton Oilers, who joined the NHL at the beginning of the 1979-80 season.
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yeah i remember when they changed that rule with age limits and games played in 1990
it was after sergei makarov won the calder at age 31 and god knows played how many games for the red army
dude was older then the captain of his team the flames
Gagarin cup in 2013 not MINSK, it's MOSCOW
Yeah you're right: It was written 'Dynamo MSK' when I researched it so my mind mis-read it as Minsk. My bad!
Odd Man Rush not a big problem, good video)
RusiianBalobol : I find it amusing that they call it the "Gregarin" cup after Gregarin's supposed first russian in space achievement, however Gregarin wasn't truly the first russian in space. Ah.. It is what it is lol
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@@OddManRush Dinamo Moscow (Moskva) is "Msk", Dinamo Minsk is "Mn".
The globe is DEAD As a Dynamo Moscow fan, not agree
7:52 Dynamo Moscow won the Gagarin Cup, not Dynamo Minsk.
Good video regardless
Довольно спокойно ты на это отреагировал. Это же какой фэйл! То же самое, если бы кто-то из наших запилил ролик о каком-нибудь игроке из Америки, где перепутал бы два клуба из Нью-Йорка, например. Какое было бы позорище... Хотя уверен, наши бы так не оконфузились.
You didn’t mention that first contract was for SEVEN MILLION hahahahaha amazing !
boom!!
Tarasenko told the blues to draft him and they told him he was too small.........
Video Idea: Whatever happened to Danny Briere?
Players aren't even close to being fully developed in their draft year.. When players are drafted teams are generally drafting "potential" which is why of course there are guys like Panarin or other players that went undrafted or went very late in the draft whom went on to be stars in the NHL...
As a Hawks fan it was funny when Bread was here and he was consistently portrayed as a "rookie" when he already had 6 professional seasons under his belt - and every time he was portrayed as a rookie he would laugh, shake his head and say "no rookie", lol...
But yea, I don't find it unusual that some players aren't noticed until they're in their early 20's , but the good thing about that is that players whom aren't fully developed until later usually have long successful careers....Look, players mature at different ages..
He’s really good
Still can’t believe the Rangers didn’t land him as a UFA in 15. I guess he didn’t know his wife at the time.
NHL scouts/GM´s are sometimes just stupid, Panarin played with Shipachyov and Dadonov as russias top line for years, and they dominated. Shipachyov didn´t get a fair shake either....
LGR
The argument that player X played with so and so is so tiring. Not everyone can be a good linemate. If you aren't good, playing with a top 6 player isn't going to make you good. It will make you look a little better than you were. Not every player is shit because they play with a star. There's also the guys who get goals from being in front of the net. The Goal suck comments are stupid because it's a rough place to be and most goals come from that location. When you get a player who likes or is good at playing there you keep him. If you find a player who's really good at supporting guys who are pure goal scorers you keep them in that position because not everyone can make a star look even better. How good they look playing with a bottom 6 guy is irrelevant.
He honestly looks like he is 13 at the time of the draft. Some people are late bloomers (physically). This is obviously the case lol.
Also the Russian factor isn't some kind of unjustified bias... it happens ALL the time unless the player is first round (and even then...)
Hi
Only reason he got rookie of the year is because mcdavid go hurt but he had a great year can’t take that away from him
24 year old rookie
He won the calder just because Mcdavid got injured.
Is he English?
Is Panarin the only notable Russian hockey player who openly condemns Putin?
I still believe McDavid should’ve won the Calder
first
no he has to take a leave from yhe nhl because of a russian hit piece story for speaking out about russian polotics
Dads was VGK top guy in the second half of the last season
All luck is how he plays I’m better
Sure 😂
Miles Neil I’m better than him he is ass and will get the Rangers no where
Sure bud your better 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I don't like the Rangers and I know that pnarirn I'd good
Brydon Mitchell is way better
Than who
Your take on why Panarin won the Calder is just bad. He was not head and shoulders above his competition. The only reason he won is because the most skilled rookie of that year injured himself and only played 45 games. If Connor McDavid had stayed healthy he would have won the Calder. And I'm saying this as a Rangers fan who love Panarin.
Panarin is a great player in his own right but like you say McDavid is head and shoulders above him had he play the whole year that year it would have not been close