Alexander Dergachev

27-Year-Old CenterC

Los Angeles Kings

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Height 6'4"

DOB 9/27/1996

Born Langepas, Russia

Drafted 3rd Rd, #74 Overall in 2015

CLos Angeles Kings Foreign

June 27, 2015

Dergachev was selected by the Kings with the 74th overall pick in the 2015 NHL Entry Draft.

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This big boy (6-foot-4, 200 pounds) took a huge leap forward in his development this year. He impressed with Team Russia at the 2015 World Junior Championships, and while he didn't pick up any points there, he played a gritty, North American-game that caught the eyes of scouts. He was a menace along the wall, winning board battle after board battle, and finished his checks, much to the chagrin of a lot of smaller, skilled forwards. He has a hard shot, but that could be said of most physical monsters. Despite his limited offensive upside, he could be a beloved third or fourth-line grinder in today's NHL. Dergachev's ability to grind things out in the cycle will be invaluable to the Kings -- he might not get many points, but he'll exhaust the opposition, leaving them too tired to deal with the team's talented scorers. He's about four years away.

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