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Dmitry Kulikov

Dmitry Kulikov

G
3
A
13
Pts
16
+/-
-11
PPP
0
SOG
82
Bio
Height/Weight: 6' 1"/201 lbs
Born: Lipetsk, Russia
Draft: 2009 1st round (14th pick) by the
Florida Panthers
Shoots: L
  • NHL.com

    Postgame Report | Comrie posts shutout as Sabres defeat Islanders

    At the conclusion of the game, Buffalo was four points behind the Pittsburgh Penguins for the second Wild Card spot. The Penguins host Washington at 8 p.m. How it happened Video: BUF@NYI: Comrie blanks Islanders with 26 saves PERIOD 1 The Sabres outshot the Islanders 15-7, fueled in part by the line of JJ Peterka , Dylan Cozens , and Jack Quinn . The trio combined for five shot attempts, including a one-timer from Cozens on a 2-on-1 rush that was turned away on a loud pad save from Varlamov. Comrie stopped all seven New York shots, including a pad save of his own on Pierre Engvall during the final minute. PERIOD 2 The Sabres were unsuccessful on an early power play, then killed a pair of penalties

  • WPXI

    Penguins vs. Capitals, Game 73: lines, notes

    Emotions usually are pretty high when the Pittsburgh Penguins play Washington.

  • The Hockey Writers

    Penguins' 2022 Offseason Proving to be a Mistake

    Over a total of seven seasons, from 2014 until his resignation in 2021, the Pittsburgh Penguins' front office was blessed to be led by one of the top managerial minds in the history of the game. Jim Rutherford, himself a former player with the Detroit Red Wings, Penguins, Toronto Maple Leafs, and Los Angeles Kings, was brought into the management sphere with the Hartford Whalers/Carolina Hurricanes organization in 1994. Throughout his managerial career, Rutherford cultivated a reputation as one with the ability to orchestrate the perfect deal, whether at the deadline or in the offseason. As GM of the Hurricanes, he acquired the fourth-overall draft pick (Andrew Ladd) from the Columbus Blue Jackets for two picks, a 2004 first-rounder (Alexandre Picard) and a 2004 second-rounder (Kyle Wharton).