A classic and reminder of the late icon. Slafkovský or Nemec puffed up the numbers – Pravda

After the great show comes the hard work. The NHL draft divided the best hockey youth among 32 clubs, and now rookie camps await them all. Photo: BRUCE BENNETT / Getty images / Profimedia Šimon Nemec, Juraj Slafkovský and Filip Mešár after the 1st round of the draft in Montreal’s Bell Center hall. The selection of newcomers belonged to Slovaks. Juraj Slafkovski was taken by the Montreal Canadiens from first place. Šimon Nemec went to the New Jersey Devils as the second in line. Both have a chance to start the year in the first team. Before that, however, they must impress in the preparation. Slafkovský will start it with number 60, the same number he wore on the club scene in TPS Turku, Finland. pic.twitter.com/lRCVPXLGgn — Eric Engels (@EricEngels) July 11, 2022 The German will try to get among the Devils’ half dozen permanent defensemen with number 5. In the first round, the Canadiens also selected Filip Mešár. The pick with the number 26 will wear the 48 jersey in the Montreal camp. Read more Canadian journalist: Learning bonjour and merci. Then Slafkovský will win us New York Rangers picked us for the first time from the 63rd place and pointed to the fourth Slovak. Adam Sýkora from Nitra should wear the jersey with the number 38 in the camp, which poor Pavol Demitra wore overseas. However, Sýkora did not choose this number on purpose, he was given it. Servác Petrovský (Minnesota Wild, pick no. 185) and Adam Žlnka (pick no. 204, Arizona Coyotes) completed the six selected Slovaks. Petrovský fights in St. Paul with the number 78, Žlnka is 26. Read more Ramsay is enthusiastic about his “children”: They never turned me away. Three Slovaks, who were signed by NHL clubs before the draft, will also fight for a contract. Samuel Buček will fight with number 75 at the Seattle Kraken camp alongside Slafkovski’s competitor Shana Wright. The numbers of Miloš Kelemen (Arizona) or Pavel Regenda (Anaheim Ducks) are not yet known.