During the calendar year, the league played 858 matches and involved 918 players. More than 5.5 million spectators (5,580,366 people) visited the stands of the ice arenas. This is the highest figure over the past six years.
And in the past year, two outstanding hockey players ended their hockey careers. Five-time Gagarin Cup winner Danis Zaripov and Olympic champion Vasily Koshechkin. Let’s name the best in the past year in statistical categories and compare these indicators with the KHL’s record for 15 calendar years. 2008 was not considered, since in the first half of the year the championship title was still played out in the Super League.
Number of games played by field players. Pavel Karnaukhov and Sergei Plotnikov took part in 95 games. This is a new record. Previous record holders are Oliver Caskey and Corban Knight (88 games in 2021).
Number of games played by goalkeepers. Timur Bilyalov – 70 games. One game was not enough to repeat the record. The record holder is Vasily Koshechkin (71 games in 2014).
Matches to zero. Timur Bilyalov – 8. Record holder – Lars Johansson (18 in 2021).
Goalkeepers’ goalless periods. Pavel Moisevich – 200 minutes and 13 seconds. He has never been in the starting lineup, but has appeared on the ice six times during games and has one full-time goalie win. Record holder Timur Bilyalov (316 minutes and 9 seconds in 2019).
Goalkeeper victories. Timur Bilyalov – 44. Record holder – Vasily Koshechkin (48 in 2014).
Goals. Reed Boucher – 48. One goal was missing from repeating the record. The record holder is Sergei Mozyakin (49 in 2014).
Transfers. Vladimir E. Tkachev – 61. Record holder – Alexander Radulov (66 in 2010).
Points (goal+assist). Vladimir E. Tkachev – 89. The record holder is Sergei Mozyakin (101 in 2014), the only player in KHL history to cross the 100-point mark in one calendar year.
Plus/minus. Vasily Glotov – (+33). The record holder is Jan Kovar (+51 in 2014).
Defenders’ goals. Alexander Nikishin – 17. Record holder – Alexander Guskov (23 in 2010). In the history of the KHL, only four cases with 20+ goals by defensemen in a calendar year have been recorded.
Defenders’ passes. Alexander Nikishin – 48. Record holder – Chris Lee (52 in 2016).
Points (goal + pass) of defenders. Alexander Nikishin – 65. Two scoring points were missing before repeating the record. The record holder is Chris Lee (67 in 2016).
Most goals. Reed Boucher – 18. Record holder – Sergey Mozyakin (22 in 2017).
Most of the passes. Jordan Weal – 28. Record holder – Vadim Shipachev (36 in 2015).
Most points. Nikita Gusev – 38. Record holders – Sergey Mozyakin and Nikita Gusev (46 each in 2017).
Even strength goals. Reed Boucher – 28. Record holder – Sergei Mozyakin (34 in 2014).
Shorthanded goals. Kirill Kapustin – 4. Record holders – Vadim Shipachev (5 in 2011). Alexey Tereshchenko also 5, but not for the calendar year, but for the KHL period in 2008
Victory goals. Reed Boucher and Alexander Khmelevsky – 10 each. The record holder is Sergey Mozyakin (18 in 2014).
Victory passes. Ryan Spooner, Robin Press, Vladimir E. Tkachev, Alexander Nikishin, Kirill Semenov – 11 each. Record holders Jan Kovar (16 in 2014), Alexander Radulov (16 in 2015), Linus Umark (16 in 2018), Konstantin Okulov (16 in 2021).
Points (goal+ass) are victorious. Reed Boucher – 18. Record holder – Sergei Mozyakin (30 in 2014).
First goals in matches. Dmitry Yashkin – 9. Record holder – Danis Zaripov (12 in 2009).
The first goals of their teams. Brooks Macek and Dmitry Yashkin – 14 each. Record holders are Alexander Radulov (17 in 2015) and Sergey Mozyakin (17 in 2017).
Goals that equalize the score in the game. Kirill Pilipenko, Brooks Macek, Dmitry Yashkin, Mikhail Grigorenko – 9 each. Record holder Nigel Dawes (15 in 2017).
Goals that take the team ahead in the score. Reed Boucher – 19. Record holder – Sergei Mozyakin (21 in 2016).
Overtime goals. Reed Boucher – 6. This is a new record. Previous record holders are Sergey Mozyakin (4th in 2014), Matt Ellison (4th in 2018) and Linus Wiedell (4th in 2019).
Goals into an empty net. Marat Khairullin – 7. This is a repetition of Vadim Shipachev’s record (7 in 2021).
Hat tricks. Alexander Petunin, Nikita Korostelyov, Alexander Khmelevsky, Nikolai Goldobyn – 2 each. Record holder – Dmitry Yashkin (4 in 2020).
Doubles. Reed Boucher, Nikolay Goldobin – 7 each. Record holder – Nigel Dawes (13 in 2017).
Shots on target. Reed Boucher – 293. Record holder – Ilya Kovalchuk (340 in 2017).
Throws on target by defenders. Nikita Nesterov – 272. Record holder – Darren Dietz (300 in 2019).
Throws to goalkeepers. Timur Bilyalov – 1886. Record holder – Vasily Koshechkin (2095 in 2014).
Wins with the team. Dmitry Kagarlitsky and Kirill Semenov – 59 each. Record holders Nikita Gusev and Ilya Kovalchuk (65 each in 2017).
Power techniques. Dmitry Yashkin – 252. Dmitry was prevented from setting the record by an injury due to which he missed the last eight games of the year. Record holder Maxim Rybin (261 in 2017).
Blocked shots. Damir Sharipzyanov – 216. This is a new record. The previous record holder is Maxim Chudinov (155 in 2015).
The most reliable pairs of defenders (plus/minus). Zaitsev-Tchaikovsky and Vishnevsky-Savikov – (+15 each). Record holders Grebeshkov-Denisov (+32 in 2011).
The most productive three forwards. Boucher-Spooner-Tkachev V.E. – 47. Record holders Zaripov-Kovarzh-Mozyakin (92 in 2014).
The most effective three forwards when playing at equal strength. Kamenev-Okulov-Plotnikov – 30. Record holders Zaripov-Kovarzh-Mozyakin (59 in 2014).
Participation in bullet series. Daniil Gutik – 12 episodes. The record holders are Jakub Petruzhalek (13 in 2013), Marek Kvapil (13 in 2014), Anton Glinkin (13 in 2015).
Number of shootout attempts. Daniil Gutik – 14. Record holders Jakub Klepis (19 in 2009 and 2010), Jakub Petruzalek (19 in 2013).
Realized attempts. Alexander A. Sharov – 6. Record holder Jakub Klepish (10 in 2009).
Victory shootouts. Stanislav Bocharov and Lucas Lockhart – 3 each. Record holder Petr Koukal (6 in 2016).
Goalkeeper shootouts. Dmitry Shugaev – 9. Record holder Jakub Stepanek (13 in 2014).
Goalkeeper victories in shootouts. Dmitry Shugaev – 5. Record holder Vitaly Koval (9 in 2011).
Number of shootouts for goalkeepers. Nikita Serebryakov – 39. Record holder Alexander Sudnitsin (55 in 2015).
Number of games played by coaches. Sergei Fedorov – 96. This is a new record. The previous record holder is Bob Hartley (88 in 2021).
Number of games played by chief referees. Konstantin Olenin – 77. One game was not enough to repeat the refereeing record. Record holder Antonin Erzhabek (78 in 2015).
Number of games played by line judges. Dmitry Sivov – 72. This is a repetition of Nikita Shalagin’s record (72 in 2021).
2024-01-01 06:04:32
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