Joakim Kemell, booked as the first Finnish player, pulled on the Nashville Predators jersey in a happy mood. Kemelli’s reservation number was 17.
of the NHL at the annual player booking event Brad Lambert was reserved for the Winnipeg Jets with number 30. Lambert started last season in Finland in JYP, but then returned to the Lahti Pelicans, the team of his youth, for the rest of the season.
Lambert did not look very happy at the media conference, which was of course noted on social media.
In the comments of the Winnipeg Jets Twitter news, there is a discussion about the player’s expression.
“I have never seen such a disappointed player at a booking event.”
“Looks like a little child who doesn’t smile,” says one commenter.
“He is Finnish! They are known for being reserved,” answers another.
Lambert’s booking expectations fell during the last season, but ending up at the very bottom of the opening round was disappointing.
Sportsnet the interviewer asks at the booking event how Lambert has prepared for this moment.
“You shouldn’t think too much about what others say, but do your own thing. Work every day and get better, and the results will come,” says the player.
of the NHL JYP striker at booking event Joakim Kemell was booked as the first Finnish player. Kemellin was booked by Nashville Predators, and the Finn’s booking number is 17.
The Predators GM stated that the Predators were lucky to get Kemelli.
“Based on my own and also many other clubs’ evaluations, this could have been the robbery of this booking round. In the 17th reserve round, we got a player that we had rated among the ten most promising players,” said Poile Tennesseefor the magazine.
The Nashville Predators shared a video on Twitter, in which a rather satisfied looking Kemell receives plenty of congratulations before walking up to the stage and putting on the team’s jersey.
Kemelli’s essence also moved the commentators.
“He looks too happy… Someone tell him what a terrible transport and housing market we have,” wrote one commenter.
Kemell gets into the blue and white team, because the Finns play in Nashville Mikael Granlund, Eeli Tolvanen and Juuse Saros.
Turku Slovakian striker who played in the ball club for the last three seasons Juraj Slafkovsky was reserved to the Montreal Canadiens as the first player of the hockey NHL booking event.
The Slovakian is the first NHL first-rounder booked from a Finnish team. He is also the first Slovakian number one in the series.
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