Pavel Datsyuk

Pavel Datsyuk is the central striker. The pupil of Yekaterinburg, Yekaterinburg. Prior to his departure for the NHL, he played for Yekaterinburg Spartak (later - Dynamo-Energia) and Ak Bars. In 2001, he became a player of the Detroit Red Wings, with whom he won the Stanley Cup in 2002 and 2008. In total, the NHL played 1,110 games, gaining 1,031 points with a "+283" utility score. During the lockout in the 2004/05 season, he played for the Moscow "Dynamo", won the Russian championship and became the best playoff hockey player. As part of the Russian team played in six world championships and four Olympics. World champion, silver and twice bronze Winner of the world championship. Bronze medalist of the Olympic Games. Four-time participant matches of all NHL stars. Four-time winner of "Lady Bing Trophy" - a prize to the player who demonstrated an example of fair wrestling and gentlemanly behavior. Three-time winner of "Selki Trophy" - the best attacker of the defensive plan). Two-time owner of the "Kharlamov Trophy" - a prize for the best Russian hockey NHL hockey player. The winner of the prize is the most useful player in the regular NHL championship. The best forward of the World Championship. The owner of the "Golden Hockey" - the prize of the most valuable player of the championship of Russia. In the SKA in 2017 he became the champion of Russia and the owner of the Gagarin Cup.