The KHL's G.O.A.T. - The Sergei Mozyakin Story

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Over the last 13 years, the Kontinental Hockey League has cemented its reputation as the highest level of competition in Europe, but one player who has spent his entire career in his homeland despite receiving several opportunities to suit up in the best league in the world has earned a reputation as the greatest player of them all...

This is the story of Sergei Mozyakin: the KHL's greatest of all time!

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[OddManRush]

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[loupgarou]

He got to do what "Mr. Hockey" Gordie Howe may he be remembered for all he did for the

[Wabin]

I've been a Metallurg Magnitogorsk fan for many years and Mozyakin has just been an incredible player to watch.
Not that he's doing a lot of flashy plays or so, but he's just.. there, passing or being in the perfect position to score.

[deansmith]

Great video, what a career by Mozyakin.

[langenbrunner]

Great video! This guy has been a beast his whole career. Would have been cool to see him play with Rick Nash on those Blue Jackets teams. He could have made a bit of a difference on that teams performance no doubt

[MattNineFive]

As someone who is a big fan of the KHL from Canada, its always great to have videos like this to learn more about the legends who aren't as talked about over here that play over in the KHL/RSL

[primoznovak]

Great player. Had the privilege to watch him play against Zagreb in the KHL

[marcpell]

Those numbers in a league that doesnt average that many GPG is insane...

[zsutton]

Thid dude was treated like a king, playing in his home country, and being a man amongst boys. I think one of if not the main reason is also the huge untaxed dollars he made in Russia.

[Adamska_v]

KHL imo is pretty interesting with what they do. Like with All star games

[phonedruwop]

The way you end sentences is HILARIOUS, why do you stretch out words like that? Hahahahaahah reminds me of the "burger king foot lettuce" guy.

[ricardoconqueso]

I"m a simple man. I see an OMR video, I watch and like.

[zsutton]

Also the reason he was drafted so late, as well as some other Russian guys who dropped. Can be attributed to the difficulty that teams had getting guys to sign. Malkin took time, so did Kucherov, and many thought Vlad would never go to the Blues

[leafsfanforever]

Imagine what could have been if he decided to come over after the lockout with Columbus or (if his pick was never traded) Florida

[Buffalosabskis]

I am amazed at how much the KHL has progressed in its short time in existence. I feel these kind of stories will become more common

[Jay-efii]

I like Odd Man Rush's narration. This is a great video documentary on this player. Interesting story.

[hello_whello]

Update: They lost to Avangard Omsk and future Blues star Klim Kostin.

Edit: Ilya Kovalchuk is on Avangard too.
Edit 2: And Nail Yakupov lol

[Ruddager]

Great video! Can you do a video about Alexei cherepanov?

[aricthompson]

Ive always loved the way he plays. He would be a decent (50+ points) player, if he came over. Always followed the khl!

[qwut]

You end your sentences with an inflection similar to that blind piano virtuoso, Derek Pavarancini