Why does he look like he’s playing Diablo in his sweatpants? (Photo: @Nail10_1993
I wasn’t the only one impressed by Evgeny Kuznetsov‘s shootout move. Tuesday night after the lowly Edmonton Oilers defeated the Caps 5-4, Nail Yakupov, the first overall pick of the 2012 NHL Draft, tweeted his friend and fellow countryman.
Fedor was nice enough to translate their entire exchange, which surprisingly had nothing to do with late night filings and Ivan Drago.
После неплохого выезда , летим домой 🙂 Рад был встречи и спасибо за ШТУЧКИ @kuzya92 http://t.co/LErNBSSCrL
— Nail Yakupov (@Nail10_1993) January 21, 2015
Nail Yakupov: “After a decent road trip, going home 😉 was glad to see you and thanks for STUFF @kuzya92”
@Nail10_1993 старина всегда рады удачи и всего хорошего! Давай на связи братан
— Evgeny Kuznetsov (@Kuzya92) January 21, 2015
Evgeny Kuznetsov: “Always glad to see you man. Good luck and all the best! Keep in touch bro”
@Kuzya92 Научи буллитам то
— Nail Yakupov (@Nail10_1993) January 21, 2015
Nail Yakupov: “Teach me your shootout moves”
@Nail10_1993 ты же знаешь что с неудобной хотел
— Evgeny Kuznetsov (@Kuzya92) January 21, 2015
Evgeny Kuznetsov: “You know I wanted a backhand there”
@Kuzya92 Я сначала то думал по Классике будет – ( под блинчик )
— Nail Yakupov (@Nail10_1993) January 21, 2015
Nail Yakupov: “I thought you’ll go classic (under the blocker)”
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