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Rolliman111
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EarnDAStack
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It's really cool Hockey has a following in Germany! I remember cheering for Germany in the games canada wasn't playing in during the 2010 Olympics! As a Canucks fan I also fondly remember watching Christian Ehrhoff playing defense for us! I thought it was really cool we had one of only a few German players in the NHL
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Rolliman111
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Yes Christian Ehrhoff played his last Carreer years for cologne, too. Leon Draisaitl is a native Born Cologne, the same like Uwe Krupp.
The silver medal was the biggest win of a german Team ever, and i hope we can follow the swiss way during the next years...
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I am also a German Hockey Fan. My Team played in the DEL 18 years ago, won 3 times the title before DEL was and i saw a lot of Matches vs Köln. My Team is the SBR and we love to have a fan friendship with DEG, so
bad for you. Greets to all hockey fans!
I am also a German Hockey Fan. My Team played in the DEL 18 years ago, won 3 times the title before DEL was and i saw a lot of Matches vs Köln. My Team is the SBR and we love to have a fan friendship with DEG, so
bad for you. Greets to all hockey fans!
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Rolliman111
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I am also a German Hockey Fan. My Team played in the DEL 18 years ago, won 3 times the title before DEL was and i saw a lot of Matches vs Köln. My Team is the SBR and we love to have a fan friendship with DEG, so
Yes of Course i know Starbulls Rosenheim. The clashes between Tom Thornbury and Ron Fischer were legendary. I'm missing the old bavarian Teams in the League.
WhiskeyFix
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Tobias Rieder and Leon Draisaitl are two very exciting Germans to follow in the NHL right now. Both play at such a high level.
Greiss has stood on his head for a lot of games for the Islanders this year too.
No shortage of skill from the Germans.
I followed the Sabres back in 2002-2009 pretty hard because of Maxim Afinogenov and his teammate Jochen Hecht became one of my favourites.
Greiss has stood on his head for a lot of games for the Islanders this year too.
No shortage of skill from the Germans.
I followed the Sabres back in 2002-2009 pretty hard because of Maxim Afinogenov and his teammate Jochen Hecht became one of my favourites.
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Rolliman111
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yes, Jochen Hecht quit his carrer here in Germany, too.
I wonder, that Kühnhackl dont get a Chance wit the Isles.
WhiskeyFix
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He’s likely going to a Euro League after his 1 year deal is up.
He’s not a bad 3rd/4th line player on a 900k salary
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Rolliman111
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in my opinion, the german hockeyplayers have more to fight to get a Chance than the Swedish or finnish Players for example. if you see brooks macek of the Chicago wolfs in the AHL, is the 4th scorer of the AHL, but he isn't called up by the Vegas Golden Knights.
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Rolliman111
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yes, i was a Special fan of Sergei Berezin. he was the best Player I'd ever seen in a german Team...
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Rolliman111
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I'm a hockey fan) i hate photball but i love hockey. always support RED MACHINE
the russians are good, but they Arent a machine anymore. in older times they were nearly unbeatable, but today….
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Recently, the phrase "Red Machine" is increasingly used in Russia in relation to the Russian national hockey team - namely, the champions, winning at the world championships in Germany in 1993, in Canada in 2008, in switzerland in 2009, in finland in 2012, in Belarus in 2014 and at the 2018 Olympic Games in Pyeongchang.
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Recently, the phrase "Red Machine" is increasingly used in Russia in relation to the Russian national hockey team - namely, the champions, winning at the world championships in Germany in 1993, in Canada in 2008, in Switzerland in 2009, in Finland in 2012, in Belarus in 2014 and at the 2018 Olympic Games in Pyeongchang.
the final in Korea was so close, but both Teams can be proud of this game.
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Rolliman111
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No, not the 1st german NHL-Coach. The 1st one was Ralph Krueger with the Oilers.
https://www.eliteprospects.com/staff/539/ralph-krueger
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Rolliman111
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your Coach Dan Lacroix is Coach in cologne at the Moment. the world of hockey is very small sometimes.
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hockey is an interesting sport. it became very popular thanks to the Olympics and world Championships, but now we can not watch the competition of the best hockey players in the national teams because of the selfish position of the NHL. this leaves a sad impression.
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Rolliman111
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in my opinion, the best Players of the world have to Play the olympic Tournament. I think the NHL made a bad decission, not having a break for the olympic games.