The 2016-17 season is Radel Fazleev’s 20-year-old year, and as such, it’s time for him to go professional. He had a good junior career with the Calgary Hitmen, putting up 147 points over 168 games. A .875 point per game pace for someone who moved halfway around the world just to play hockey? That’s pretty good – and all the better that the Philadelphia Flyers scooped him up in the sixth round.
Speaking of Philadelphia, the city has quite a few sights to see. The Flyers could be considered one of them, but definitely one of the most iconic are the Rocky Steps.
So it’s a really good thing the Flyers ended up drafting Fazleev – so he could do this.
И все таки сбылась одна из моих многих мечт, связанных с… https://t.co/SN3ABi38s0
— Radel Fazleev (@Fazleev29) August 9, 2016
This is awesome. It’s always great to see prospects embrace their new NHL cities – and really do it with as much heart as this.
