Looks like an interview Roman did with a Russian outlet. Translated by @Ugg_uggg on X. Some really good insight on life outside the rink and his crazy eyes headshot.

CHICAGO — Artyom Levshunov had no idea what he was thinking Thursday as he leaped toward Patrick Kane after scoring the overtime game-winning goal against the Winnipeg Jets.

“I don’t know. I’m just excited, so happy,” the 20-year-old Levshunov explained the day after.

Kane knew exactly what he was thinking. He had to get out of the way.

“I was hoping nobody noticed me kind of backing off him,” Kane said. “But you see a truck like that coming in, obviously, I’m not gonna try and catch him, right? That would be a bad decision.”

Kane made the better decision. Instead of moving up and attempting to grab the 208-pound Levshunov from the air, Kane, 176 pounds, drifted back, let Levshunov hover for a moment and drop back to the ice before joining him.

No hard feelings from Levshunov. He wasn’t banking on Kane catching him. Also, nothing can really knock Levshunov down from the high of his goal-scoring celebrations. Over his three-year NHL career, his celebrations have become renowned. His outward joy for not only his goals but his teammates’ is unmatched. From his wide smile to the way he skates with enthusiasm to the puck to how he seems to be attempting to hug four people at the same time, it’s as if every Chicago Blackhawks goal Levshunov is on the ice for is his first.

“It’s pretty funny how excited he gets,” Blackhawks captain Connor Bedard said. “But it’s good. That’s what you want — people to enjoy it and be having fun with it.”

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Assists: Connor Bedard and Patrick Kane

Patrick Kane Appreciation Post

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Assists: Oliver Moore and Wyatt Kaiser

Bedard just came back, and the offense looks worlds better than the first 5 games. Nazar and Moore were all over the ice. The Frondell line looks good. They also missed a few great chances. Now, we need to work on getting that D cleaned up. But, with this offense, they can cover for the D a lot of nights. Also, Knight was incredible. Great game!

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Back in 2016 I worked at Ogilvie and there was a guy that parked a big van out front on Madison. He would give people rides to the UC for $10 a person and had a huge cooler of beer in the back. The beer came with the $10 ride so you could usually slam a few, saving you money at the game.

I only worked at Ogilvie for a few years so I’m not sure if it’s still a thing.

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The Blackhawks are the new Lineal Champions of the NHL!

I made a site that tracks an unofficial NHL Lineal Shield, where the holder keeps it until they lose, like a boxing title.

It adds some stakes to random games, and Chicago took it from the Penguins with a 5-3 win! If you like weird sports stats you might like it.

Second win of the season, already champions. Efficient.

Please let me know any suggestions you think would improve it. Thanks!

Link: https://linealshield.com/nhl/

Assists: Connor Bedard and Bowen Byram

Assists: Arytom Levshunov and Patrick Kane

Assists: Anton Frondell and Tyler Bertuzzi