Prospect Info: Vsevolod Komarov, RD Drummondville (QMJHL) - 134th overall in 2022 (Signed)

[SergeConstantin74]

 

[Zman5778]

Is the first V in his first name silent? Or just said really fast with a slight swallow?

 

[NotABadPeriod]

Is the first V in his first name silent? Or just said really fast with a slight swallow?

In Rob Ray vernacular, it's probably "Volvo Rod".

 

[SergeConstantin74]

Is the first V in his first name silent? Or just said really fast with a slight swallow?

Fast I think

 

[Ralonzo]

In Rob Ray vernacular, it's probably "Volvo Rod".

 

[Dingo44]

 

[ValJamesDuex]

Who does his game remind you of past or present ?

 

[MeenOlViks]

Who does his game remind you of past or present ?

He reminds me of a literate Rob Ray. His English is vastly superior to Rayzors at this point in his career. Should eventually breakout as a one-liner

 

[Chainshot]

Who does his game remind you of past or present ?

From a game impact within his limitations comparison, I am reminded of Brady McNabb. No, not McNabb’s sometimes ferocious physical side, VK is more just strong around the net and uses his mass to his advantage. But very much how a guy who may be a bit limited in his mobility can impact the ice at both ends, how he is now very good at the offensive blueline in a variety of ways as a junior player, how he can pass the puck in transition and how he defends with his size.

TSN was bringing up Dobson but Noah’s game is also about how well he skates. Komarov is not that, but he isn’t as slow as McNabb to my eye at the same tier.

He could be an eventual mid-pairing guy. Plenty of junior d-men have excellent junior scoring totals and they are defensive defensemen at the next level. I would lean toward that being his path but he has grown a lot and continues to impress so who knows?

 

[Squats]

Is the first V in his first name silent? Or just said really fast with a slight swallow?

Pronounces Say-vuh-lod