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Jegorov, 19, entering his Sophomore season in Boston University, where he played under previous demons Jay Pandolfo. Stocking 6-Foot-5 and weight 181 pounds, Russia’s Netminder was written 49 through 2024 NHL to enter. He was impressed by the camp to make demons, drawing the same hopes.
While not the NHL-ready for the present, yegorov has already shown why between the highest quality games. In his Freshman’s Freshman in Bu, he appeared in 18 games, and sent the .927 Save percent. Amazingly, he joined a public team and chased four days later in a match against Boston College.
Enabled in St. Petersburg, Russia, Gorov moved to the United States 17 with dreams to do NHL. He spent two seasons in Ushl with Omaha Lancers, playing 43 games in 2023-24 (.892 SV%) and 19 games in the year 2024-25
Only three galtenders are placed before him:
- Yaroslav Ackarov – San Jose Shark Hope, 6’4"known in size and size.
- Jacob Fowler – Montreal Canadiev Hope, 6’2"considered high talent of top.
- Trey Augustine – Detroit Red Wings Hope, 6’1"Athletic and was combined.
Current Demon features Jacob Markstrom As Starter, you come from Playoff Run last season. Veteran Jake Allen, who signed the Offsoon, worked as a Backup, while Nqono, and NHLs sold the games under his belt, carrying the third place.
Yegorov is widely seen as Franchise’s Net, and no. 4 Placations between NHL Goalie prospects is a promising long-term vision of Jersey’s long-term vision.
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