The Russians came out like Georgy Zhukov with attitude  in game one, with our Russian Nail Yakupov scoring a tremendous goal scorer's goal, adding an assist and generally looking like  genuine ridiculous talent. I don't think we'll know what they hell we've got for some time, hell I don't think we're absolutely certain about Nuge or Taylor Hall. However, the signs are just so good. We get another glimpse of the future tonight. And not just for the Oilers. In game 1, Yakupov, Mikhail Grigorenko, Maxim Shalunov, Mikhail Naumenkov, Valentin Zykov and Alexander Khokhlachev each scored for Russia and the team looks exceptional. 2013 eligible Valeri Nichushkin plays tonight. The Q will make a better show of it tonight, but the Russians look strong this year. Nathan MacKinnon will play with Jonathan Drouin and William Carrier, that info courtesy Bob McKenzie . Zharkov gets his chance tomorrow night. I had Collberg, Aberg and Finn all in the first round on my list, so would've been much happier if one of them had been picked, but in my first real viewing of Moroz, I didn't mind his game. He made a nice play on the second goal, driving the puck deep and drawing both defensemen, leaving Ewanyk to pot a goal wide open in the front of net. Getting Moroz quality ice time is going to be difficult, given that the Kings are focused on winning, and thus giving senior guys like Wruck plenty of TOI. Musil and Corbett struggled together,