Philadelphia Flyers' Russian Goaltender Almost Done Military Service: to Replace Carter Hart?
Philadelphia Flyers goalie prospect Ivan Fedotov and his navy team are currently competing in the Armed Forces Ice Hockey Championships in St. Petersburg. This tournament marks the culmination of Fedotov's military service, and he is expected to be demobilized by early July.
The option now remains open for him to return to North America, and he's been seeing rocking a new orange setup, is this why Carter Hart is on the block?
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Having fulfilled his one-year military duty, Fedotov now faces an exciting decision regarding his future in hockey. Fans eagerly await his next move.
Fedotov poorly made the news after dodging the Russian military after the invasion of Ukraine began. After a few months, he was in the service and began his participation with the armed forces ice hockey championships in Saint Petersburg and will complete his military service.
At 26 years old, he is one of the best goalie prospects in the NHL and signed an entry-level deal with the Flyers before his arrest.
At 26 years old, he is one of the best goalie prospects in the NHL and signed an entry-level deal with the Flyers before his arrest.
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