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PROSPECT PROFILES: RODION AMIROV

Rodion Amirov
Salavat Yulaev Ufa
KHL
6'0"/ 168 lb
LW



















Size/Strength       Great
Skating       Excellent
Shot/Scoring       Excellent
Puckhandling        Excellent
Physical Play       Average
Offensive Play       Excellent
Defensive Play       Great
Hockey Sense         Excellent
Competitiveness     Great

Strengths

1. Strong skating two way winger, with High IQ
2. Sees the ice very well, has a quick and deadly release on his shot
3. Complete player, can play in all situations

Cause for Concern

1. lacks physicality and has loooked overwelmed in limited KHL usage
2. Needs more speed and strength
3. Doesn't have expolsive speed

Skill:

A skilled Left Winger, with speed, an incredible shot and great hockey IQ and can play in all situations.

Scouting Report:

Rodion Amirov is a highly skilled left wing with speed and high hockey IQ who can play all situations.
He presents a dual threat in his ability to make plays and finish; he will hound pucks with smarts and skill, and those same elements are effective in transition.
Amirov has the sense to know where to be, when to be in the right spots, where he can take advantage. He's not a flash and dash player, but he's effective with his skills and body
Rodion Amirov is the top ranked Russian skater for the draft.
The strong skating winger projects as a top six forward who is probably not very far from making an impact in North America.

NHL Potential:

Top Line Winger, with Star Potential

Style Comparison: Auston Matthews

Stats:
Salavat Yulaev Ufa U18       KHL           9 GP       9 G        22 Pts     
Tolpar Ufa                   MHL          31 GP      13 G        26 Pts
Russia U18 (all)      international-jr    27 GP      13 G        22 Pts 

Tolpar Ufa                   MHL         16 GP       6 G       18 Pts
Toros Neftekamsk             VHL          5 GP       1 G        3 Pts
Russia U20            international-jr    7 GP       1 G        3 pts



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