2013–14 HC Slovan Bratislava
Division6th Bobrov
Conference11th Western
2013–14 record15–9–4–26
Home record8–6–2–11
Road record7–3–2–15
Goals for120
Goals against160
Team information
General managerSlovakia Maroš Krajči
CoachCzech Republic Rostislav Čada
Assistant coachSlovakia Roman Stantien
Slovakia Ján Lipiansky
CaptainSlovakia Milan Bartovič
Alternate captainsSlovakia Mário Bližňák (Oct–Mar)
Slovakia Roman Kukumberg (Sep–Oct)
Slovakia Michal Sersen
ArenaSlovnaft Arena
Average attendance10,013 (99.58%) Increase
Team leaders
GoalsSlovakia Michel Miklík (14)
AssistsSlovakia Michel Miklík (18)
PointsSlovakia Michel Miklík (32)
Penalty minutesCzech Republic Tomáš Mojžíš (71)
Plus/minus(+) Slovakia Milan Bartovič (+2)
(–) Slovakia Libor Hudáček (-20)
WinsSlovakia Jaroslav Janus (15)
Goals against averageCzech Republic Miroslav Kopřiva (2.62)

The 2013–14 HC Slovan Bratislava season was the 2nd season for Bratislava based club in Kontinental Hockey League.

Schedule and results

Preseason and friendly games

Pre-season took part in July, August and September with 3 friendly matches and participating European Trophy. The training session started on 11 July 2013. In addition, Slovan played two friendly games against Kometa Brno during the olympic break.[1]

2013–14 Game Log
Pre-season: 2–1–0–0 (Home: 1–1–0–0 ; Road: 1–0–0–0)
#DateHome teamScoreAway teamArenaAttendanceRecap
125 JulyCzech Republic Slavia Praha1 – 2Slovan BratislavaEden1,124
21 AugustSlovan Bratislava2 – 0Spartak Moscow RussiaSlovnaft Arena10,055
38 AugustSlovan Bratislava2 – 1 OTTorpedo Nizhny Novgorod RussiaSlovnaft Arena10,055
European Trophy: 5–0–1–2 (Home: 4–0–0–0 ; Road: 1–0–1–2) Pts. 16
#DateHome teamScoreAway teamArenaAttendanceRecordRecap
19 AugustSlovan Bratislava6 – 2Vienna Capitals AustriaSlovnaft Arena7,6161–0–0–0
213 AugustCzech Republic Sparta Praha3 – 2 SOSlovan BratislavaSlovnaft Arena[lower-alpha 1]10,0551–0–1–0
315 AugustSlovan Bratislava5 – 3Piráti Chomutov Czech RepublicSlovnaft Arena9,9452–0–1–0
417 AugustAustria Vienna Capitals4 – 1Slovan BratislavaAlbert-Schultz Eishalle3,1302–0–1–1
523 AugustFinland JYP Jyväskylä3 – 4Slovan BratislavaSynergia-areena2,6823–0–1–1
624 AugustFinland KalPa4 – 2Slovan BratislavaTrust Kapital Areena2,0993–0–1–2
730 AugustSlovan Bratislava4 – 2Linköpings SwedenHant Aréna[lower-alpha 2]1,8754–0–1–2
81 SeptemberSlovan Bratislava7 – 4HV71 SwedenEaston Arena[lower-alpha 3]2,1675–0–1–2
Friendly: 0–1–1–0 (Home: 0–0–1–0 ; Road: 0–1–0–0)
#DateHome teamScoreAway teamArenaAttendanceRecap
114 FebruarySlovan Bratislava2 – 3 SOKometa Brno Czech RepublicSlovnaft Arena3,076
220 FebruaryCzech Republic Kometa Brno2 – 3 SOSlovan BratislavaKajot Arena4,798

  Win (3 points)   Overtime/shootout win (2 points)   Overtime/shootout loss (1 point)   Loss (0 points)

Notes

  1. Sparta played officially at home, however had met half-way Slovan's request for relocating the match.
  2. The match was moved to Skalica due to an exposition at the Slovnaft Arena.[2]
  3. The match was moved to Piešťany due to an exposition at the Slovnaft Arena.[2]

Regular season

2013–14 Game Log
September: 1–2–0–7 (Home: 0–1–0–3 ; Road: 1–1–0–4) Pts. 7
#DateHome teamScoreAway teamArenaAttendanceRecordRecap
16Ukraine Donbass Donetsk4 – 2Slovan BratislavaDruzhba Arena3,7560–0–0–1
28Spartak Moscow5 – 0Slovan BratislavaLDS Sokolniki2,9310–0–0–2
310Belarus Dinamo Minsk2 – 0Slovan BratislavaMinsk-Arena8,4600–0–0–3
413Croatia Medveščak Zagreb3 – 4 OTSlovan BratislavaDom Sportova6,5000–1–0–3
517Slovan Bratislava0 – 3Torpedo Nizhny NovgorodSlovnaft Arena10,0550–1–0–4
619Slovan Bratislava1 – 4Vityaz PodolskSlovnaft Arena10,0550–1–0–5
721Slovan Bratislava2 – 1 OTAk Bars KazanSlovnaft Arena9,7020–2–0–5
823Slovan Bratislava4 – 5Dynamo MoscowSlovnaft Arena10,0550–2–0–6
927Sibir Novosibirsk3 – 1Slovan BratislavaIce Sports Palace Sibir6,0000–2–0–7
1029Metallurg Novokuznetsk1 – 3Slovan BratislavaSports Palace3,2751–2–0–7
October: 4–2–0–5 (Home: 2–2–0–2 ; Road: 2–0–0–3) Pts. 16
#DateHome teamScoreAway teamArenaAttendanceRecordRecap
111Amur Khabarovsk2 – 5Slovan BratislavaPlatinum Arena7,0002–2–0–7
123Admiral Vladivostok3 – 1Slovan BratislavaFetisov Arena5,5002–2–0–8
139Slovan Bratislava4 – 3 OTMetallurg MagnitogorskSlovnaft Arena9,6052–3–0–8
1411Slovan Bratislava2 – 1 SOSalavat Yulaev UfaSlovnaft Arena10,0552–4–0–8
1513Slovan Bratislava6 – 5Traktor ChelyabinskSlovnaft Arena10,0553–4–0–8
1615Slovan Bratislava5 – 2Lev Praha Czech RepublicSlovnaft Arena10,0554–4–0–8
1717Slovan Bratislava3 – 4Dinamo Riga LatviaSlovnaft Arena10,0554–4–0–9
1821Slovan Bratislava2 – 3CSKA MoscowSlovnaft Arena10,0554–4–0–10
1926Severstal Cherepovets2 – 0Slovan BratislavaIce Palace4,2504–4–0–11
2028Lokomotiv Yaroslavl2 – 1Slovan BratislavaArena 20007,7164–4–0–12
2130Atlant Mytishchi0 – 1Slovan BratislavaMytishchi Arena5,2005–4–0–12
November: 2–2–0–5 (Home: 2–1–0–1 ; Road: 0–1–0–4) Pts. 10
#DateHome teamScoreAway teamArenaAttendanceRecordRecap
221SKA Saint Petersburg4 – 2Slovan BratislavaIce Palace12,3005–4–0–13
2313Slovan Bratislava3 – 2 SOYugra Khanty-MansiyskSlovnaft Arena9,7315–5–0–13
2415Slovan Bratislava3 – 1Avtomobilist YekaterinburgSlovnaft Arena10,0556–5–0–13
2517Slovan Bratislava2 – 6Barys Astana KazakhstanSlovnaft Arena10,0556–5–0–14
2619Slovan Bratislava3 – 1Avangard OmskSlovnaft Arena10,0557–5–0–14
2722Yugra Khanty-Mansiysk0 – 1 SOSlovan BratislavaArena Ugra2,6007–6–0–14
2824Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg8 – 1Slovan BratislavaKRK Uralets5,5007–6–0–15
2926Kazakhstan Barys Astana6 – 1Slovan BratislavaKazakhstan Sports Palace4,0027–6–0–16
3028Avangard Omsk4 – 2Slovan BratislavaOmsk Arena6,7807–6–0–17
December: 5–0–2–1 (Home: 3–0–2–0 ; Road: 2–0–0–1) Pts. 17
#DateHome teamScoreAway teamArenaAttendanceRecordRecap
312Slovan Bratislava3 – 2Severstal CherepovetsSlovnaft Arena10,0558–6–0–17
324Slovan Bratislava2 – 3 SOSKA Saint PetersburgSlovnaft Arena10,0558–6–1–17
338Slovan Bratislava5 – 3Lokomotiv YaroslavlSlovnaft Arena10,0559–6–1–17
349[lower-alpha 1]Slovan Bratislava1 – 2 SOAtlant MytishchiSlovnaft Arena10,0559–6–2–17
3513CSKA Moscow4 – 5Slovan BratislavaCSKA Ice Palace3,24710–6–2–17
3615Czech Republic Lev Praha7 – 0Slovan BratislavaTipsport Arena12,86410–6–2–18
3727Slovan Bratislava4 – 2Neftekhimik NizhnekamskSlovnaft Arena10,05511–6–2–18
3829Latvia Dinamo Riga1 – 3Slovan BratislavaArena Riga10,10012–6–2–18
January: 3–2–2–5 (Home: 1–1–0–2 ; Road: 2–1–2–3) Pts. 15
#DateHome teamScoreAway teamArenaAttendanceRecordRecap
393Metallurg Magnitogorsk6 – 2Slovan BratislavaMagnitogorsk Arena7,50012–6–2–19
405Traktor Chelyabinsk2 – 1Slovan BratislavaTraktor Sport Palace7,00012–6–2–20
417Neftekhimik Nizhnekamsk4 – 3 OTSlovan BratislavaSCC Arena4,00012–6–3–20
429Salavat Yulaev Ufa4 – 2Slovan BratislavaUfa Arena7,71012–6–3–21
4313Slovan Bratislava2 – 1 SOSibir NovosibirskSlovnaft Arena10,05512–7–3–21
4415Slovan Bratislava3 – 2Amur KhabarovskSlovnaft Arena10,05513–7–3–21
4517Slovan Bratislava1 – 6Admiral VladivostokSlovnaft Arena10,05513–7–3–22
4619Slovan Bratislava2 – 3Metallurg NovokuznetskSlovnaft Arena10,05513–7–3–23
4722Ak Bars Kazan2 – 1 SOSlovan BratislavaTatNeft Arena3,63913–7–4–23
4824Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod2 – 3Slovan BratislavaTrade Union Sport Palace5,50014–7–4–23
4926Vityaz Podolsk1 – 2 SOSlovan BratislavaPodolsk Hero Arena4,60014–8–4–23
5028Dynamo Moscow2 – 3Slovan BratislavaMinor Arena5,25615–8–4–23
February: 0–1–0–1 (Home: 0–1–0–1 ; Road: 0–0–0–0) Pts. 2
#DateHome teamScoreAway teamArenaAttendanceRecordRecap
5126Slovan Bratislava4 – 3 SODinamo Minsk BelarusSlovnaft Arena10,05515–9–4–23
5228Slovan Bratislava1 – 2Donbass Donetsk UkraineSlovnaft Arena10,05515–9–4–24
March: 0–0–0–2 (Home: 0–0–0–2 ; Road: 0–0–0–0) Pts. 0
#DateHome teamScoreAway teamArenaAttendanceRecordRecap
532Slovan Bratislava0 – 3Spartak MoscowSlovnaft Arena10,05515–9–4–25
544Slovan Bratislava2 – 3Medveščak Zagreb CroatiaSlovnaft Arena10,05515–9–4–26

  Win (3 points)   Overtime/shootout win (2 points)   Overtime/shootout loss (1 point)   Loss (0 points)

Notes

  1. The match was originally scheduled on 6 December. It was rescheduled due to the fully occupied Slovnaft Arena.

Nadezhda Cup

Nadezhda Cup is a post-season tournament for teams that did not qualify for the Play-offs. In the qualification round, the teams play a series of two games with the possibility of a tie. In case of a tie after the two games, a short Overtime and penalty shootout will follow.[3]

2014 Nadezhda Cup
Qualification Round vs. (14) Dinamo Minsk – Dinamo won the series 2–0
#DateHome teamScoreAway teamArenaAttendanceSeriesRecap
17 MarchBelarus Dinamo Minsk1 – 0Slovan BratislavaBabruysk Arena5,0000–0–1
210 MarchSlovan Bratislava1 – 2Belarus Dinamo MinskSlovnaft Arena6,0850–0–2

  Win   Tie   Loss

Detailed records

Standings

Source: khl.ru[4]
After games of 4 March 2014

Bobrov Division

R GP W OTW SOW SOL OTL L GF GA Pts
1Russia SKA Saint Petersburg 5430144114175115105
2Czech Republic Lev Praha 542339241314910799
3Latvia Dinamo Riga 542256411614112293
4Croatia Medveščak Zagreb 542413841413812692
5Russia CSKA Moscow 542525112013011891
6Slovakia Slovan Bratislava 541536312612016067
7Belarus Dinamo Minsk 541313423110216153

Western Conference

R Div GP W OTW SOW SOL OTL L GF GA Pts
1Russia Dynamo Moscow * TAR5434225011171113115
2Russia SKA Saint Petersburg * BOB5430144114175115105
3Czech Republic Lev Praha BOB542339241314910799
4Ukraine Donbass Donetsk TAR54273420181359997
5Latvia Dinamo Riga BOB542256411614112293
6Croatia Medveščak Zagreb BOB542413841413812692
7Russia CSKA Moscow BOB542525112013011891
8Russia Lokomotiv Yaroslavl TAR542323412110910384
9Russia Atlant Mytishchi TAR541917322212312078
10Russia Severstal Cherepovets TAR542005522212813577
11Slovakia Slovan Bratislava BOB541536312612016067
12Russia Spartak Moscow TAR541244422810514758
13Russia Vityaz Podolsk TAR541215912611014758
14Belarus Dinamo Minsk BOB541313423110216153

*– Division leader;
BOB – Bobrov Division, TAR – Tarasov Division

Final roster

Source: hcslovan.sk[5]
As of 10 March 2013

No. Nat Player Pos S/G Age Acquired Birthplace
83 Slovakia Martin Bakoš LW R 33 2007 Spišská Nová Ves, Czechoslovakia
61 Slovakia Milan Bartovič (C) LW L 42 2012 Trenčín, Czechoslovakia
55 Slovakia Mário Bližňák (A) C L 36 2012 Trenčín, Czechoslovakia
91 Slovakia Ján Brejčák D L 34 2013 Poprad, Czechoslovakia
30 Slovakia Denis Godla G L 28 2013 Kežmarok, Slovakia
90 Slovakia Libor Hudáček C R 33 2009 Levoča, Czechoslovakia
32 Slovakia Jaroslav Janus G L 34 2012 Prešov, Czechoslovakia
1 Czech Republic Miroslav Kopřiva G L 40 2013 Kladno, Czechoslovakia
72 Slovakia Lukáš Kozák D L 32 2011 Martin, Czechoslovakia
23 Slovakia Andrej Kudrna LW L 32 2011 Nové Zámky, Czechoslovakia
16 Slovakia Roman Kukumberg C R 43 2011 Bratislava, Czechoslovakia
4 Slovakia Patrik Luža D R 29 2011 Bratislava, Slovakia
56 Slovakia Vladimír Mihálik D L 36 2012 Prešov, Czechoslovakia
19 Slovakia Michel Miklík LW L 41 2012 Piešťany, Czechoslovakia
71 Slovakia Juraj Mikúš C R 36 2013 Skalica, Czechoslovakia
13 Slovakia Tomáš Mikúš RW L 30 2012 Skalica, Slovakia
6 Czech Republic Tomáš Mojžíš D R 41 2013 Piešťany, Czechoslovakia
25 Slovakia Bruno Mráz C L 30 2012 Bratislava, Slovakia
85 Slovakia Peter Ölvecký LW L 38 2012 Nové Zámky, Czechoslovakia
92 Slovakia Branko Radivojevič RW R 43 2013 Piešťany, Czechoslovakia
8 Slovakia Michal Sersen (A) Injured Reserve D L 38 2012 Gelnica, Czechoslovakia
5 Canada Jonathan Sigalet D L 37 2012 Vancouver, British Columbia
18 Slovakia Miroslav Šatan C L 49 2011 Topoľčany, Czechoslovakia
41 Czech Republic Martin Škoula D L 44 2013 Litoměřice, Czechoslovakia
3 Slovakia Martin Štajnoch D R 33 2008 Bojnice, Czechoslovakia
59 Slovakia Andrej Šťastný C L 32 2012 Považská Bystrica, Czechoslovakia
82 Czech Republic Michal Vondrka RW L 41 2012 České Budějovice, Czechoslovakia

Player statistics

Source: khl.ru[6]
Updated as of 10 March 2013.

Skaters

Goaltenders

Regular season
PlayerGPWLSOPSOGGASVSV%GAAGASOPIMTOI
Miroslav Kopřiva173914123837490.82.6200012871:02
Jaroslav Janus41151881127115101289.82.8600242411:23
Nadezhda Cup
PlayerGPWLSOPSOGGASVSV%GAAGASOPIMTOI
Jaroslav Janus10002712696.31.01000459:12
Miroslav Kopřiva10102412395.81.02000058:56

Milestones and team statistics

Team milestones

MilestoneDateReached
100th KHL Team Point30 Oct 2013Atlant Mytishchi 0 – 1 HC Slovan Bratislava
200th KHL Team Goal9 Dec 2013Milan Bartovič 1 – 0 (HC Slovan Bratislava 1 – 2 SO Atlant Mytishchi)
100th KHL Team Match24 Jan 2014Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod 2 – 3 HC Slovan Bratislava

Team statistics

All statistics are for regular season only.

StatisticValue
Matches played54
Total points67
Record15–9–4–26
Score120 – 160
Biggest win5 – 2 (Round 11 vs. Amur Khabarovsk & Round 16 vs. Lev Praha)
Biggest defeat0 – 7 (Round 36 vs. Lev Praha)
1 – 8 (Round 28 vs. Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg)
Shots on goal %8.16% (120/1471)
Shutouts2
Penalty in minutes613
Powerplay %15.7% (31/197)
Penalty killing85.2% (196/230)
Average attendance10,013
Number of sold-out home games24
Most consecutive wins[note 1]2 (Round 10 – Round 11 & Round 15 – Round 16 & Round 37 – Round 38)
Most consecutive wins + overtime wins4 (Round 13 – Round 16)
Most consecutive undefeated matches[note 2]5 (Round 31 – Round 35 & Round 47 – Round 51)
Most consecutive losses [note 3]4 (Round 17 – Round 20)
Most consecutive losses + overtime losses4 (Round 17 – Round 20 & Round 39 – Round 42)
Most consecutive matches without a win[note 4]9 (Round 1 – Round 9)
Longest time between scored goals151:11 (Round 1 – Round 4)
Longest time without a conceded goal121:22 (Round 20 – Round 22)

Notes

  1. Regular time wins.
  2. Games without a regular time loss.
  3. Regular time losses
  4. Games without a regular time win.

Source:[7]

Player milestones

MilestonePlayerDateOpponent
100th Career KHL MatchCanada Jonathan Sigalet19 Sep 2013Vityaz Podolsk
Slovakia Michal Sersen29 Sep 2013Metallurg Novokuznetsk
50th Career KHL PointCzech Republic Martin Škoula1 Nov 2013SKA Saint Petersburg
100th Career KHL MatchSlovakia Milan Bartovič28 Nov 2013Avangard Omsk
50th Career KHL PointSlovakia Michel Miklík13 Dec 2013CSKA Moscow
100th Career KHL MatchCzech Republic Tomáš Mojžíš9 Jan 2014Salavat Yulaev Ufa
Slovakia Michel Miklík24 Jan 2014Torpedo Nizhny Novgorod
50th Career KHL PointSlovakia Milan Bartovič
100th Career KHL MatchSlovakia Peter Ölvecký26 Jan 2014Vityaz Podolsk
Slovakia Libor Hudáček28 Feb 2014Donbass Donetsk

Source:[8]

Roster changes

Transactions

Source: EuroHockey.com[9]

DatePlayerMoved fromMoved toContract terms
8 May 2013Slovakia Ján BrejčákCzech Republic HC Litvínov2 years[10]
21 May 2013Czech Republic Miroslav KopřivaCzech Republic HC Slavia Praha1 year[11]
8 July 2013Slovakia Richard MrázSlovakia HK Orange 203 years[12]
24 September 2013Slovakia Tomáš MatoušekSlovakia HC Banská Bystrica1 year, two-way[13][14]
9 December 2013Czech Republic Tomáš NetíkRussia Neftekhimik NizhnekamskUnknown[15]
11 December 2013Czech Republic Zdeněk KutlákSwitzerland HC Davos1 year[16]
12 January 2014Czech Republic Marek TrončinskýCzech Republic HC Oceláři TřinecUnknown[17]
16 January 2014Slovakia Richard MrázSlovakia HK NitraLoan[18]
February 2014Slovakia Tomáš MatoušekSlovakia HC Banská BystricaUnknown
6 March 2014Slovakia Marko DaňoUnited States Columbus Blue Jackets3 years[19]

Player signings

This is the list of all players that extended their contracts with HC Slovan Bratislava:

DatePlayerContract prolonged until
10 April 2013Slovakia Roman Kukumberg30 April 2014[31]
22 May 2013Slovakia Vladimír Mihálik30 April 2015[32]
30 May 2013Czech Republic Michal Vondrka30 April 2014[33]
7 June 2013Canada Jonathan Sigalet30 April 2015[34]
23 July 2013Slovakia Milan Kolena30 April 2015[35]
30 November 2013Slovakia Miroslav Šatan30 April 2014[36]
21 January 2014Slovakia Milan Bartovič30 April 2017[37]
Slovakia Mário Bližňák30 April 2016[37]
Slovakia Andrej Šťastný30 April 2016[37]
Czech Republic Tomáš Mojžíš30 April 2016[37]
28 March 2014Slovakia Peter Ölvecký30 April 2016[38]

Players lost via retirement

DatePlayerPlayer's future
30 April 2013Slovakia Ján LipianskyAssistant coach in HC Slovan Bratislava[39]

Draft picks

Slovan's picks at the 2013 KHL Junior Draft in Donetsk, Ukraine.

Round Pick Player Position Nationality Team (League)
1 No pick Pick traded to Avtomobilist Yekaterinburg for Michal Sersen [40]
2 No pick Pick traded to HC Spartak Moscow for Juraj Mikúš and Andrej Kudrna [40]
3 86 Juraj Šiška C  Slovakia HK Nitra (Slovak Extraliga)
4 124 Patrik Koch D  Slovakia Kometa Brno (Czech Extraliga)
125 P[lower-alpha 1] Adrián Sloboda D  Slovakia Slovan Bratislava/HK 36 Skalica (KHL/Slovak Extraliga)
5 157 Lukáš Berák LW  Slovakia Dukla Trenčín (Slovak Extraliga)

Notes

  1. Player protected from Sibir Novosibirsk.

See also

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