Vote for November’s Player of the Month

05 Dec 2011 | eurohockey.com

Which of these seven candidates do you think deserves to be named European Ice Hockey Player of the Month November 2011? Vadim Shipachyov, Zigmund Palffy, Robert Kristan, Alexander Radulov, Damien Brunner, Mikael Johansson or Sean Bentivoglio

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1. Vadim Shipachyov, Severstal, KHL
Scored 3 goals and 12 assists in November's 10 games and leads KHL in scoring.

2. Zigmund Palffy, Skalica, Slovak Extraliga
In 6 games Palffy scored 5 goals and 9 assists.

3. Robert Kristan - KHL Medveščak Zagreb, EBEL (Austria)
In 8 games this month he grabbed 7 wins in 8 games, with 3 shutouts, save perc. 94,6% GAA 1,71. He helped Medveščak to get to the third spot in the league.

4. Alexander Radulov, Salavat, KHL
Radulov was the best scorer in Karjala Tournament (EHT)
In the league he scored 4+9 in 8 games.

5. Damien Brunner, Zug, NLA
In 9 games he scored 4 goals and 14 assists for a total of 18 points. In Deutschland Cup he scored two goals in 3 games for the Swiss national team.

6. Mikael Johansson, Färjestad, Elitserien
Scored 2+9 in 9 games and is now third in Elitserien in scoring.

7. Sean Bentivoglio, Asiago, Serie A
When Asiago won promotion to the Continental Cup Super Final Bentivoglio scored 5 of Asiago's 9 goals while in Serie A he scored only two goals in 5 games in November.

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