Welcome to our wantlist page! Here you will find some of the Russian Hockey items wanted for our personal collection. If you have anything from this list, or something that you think may be of interest to us, please feel to contact us at admin@russianhockey.net. If you are also looking for something to add to your collection, please let us know and maybe we can help you out. Remember, this is only a partial list and we would love to hear about some of the items you have for trade or sale!

Reign of Fear
The book Reign of Fear detailing the harsh treatment of the Druzhba '78 kids hockey team by coach Ivan Pravilov in the '90s. Author Walter Babiy and publisher Sam Budman have been working on the book for seven years and still no word...

Druzhba '78 documentary
Druzhba '78 documentary hosted by Tom Harrington, Sports Journal interviews many of the players from the team, 11 of whom went on to play pro hockey in North America, including 1996 NHL first-round draft picks Dainius Zubrus and Andrei Zyuzin.

Thinking Forward: The Igor Larionov Story
There is an autobiography in the works entitled, at last check, " Thinking Forward: The Igor Larionov Story." But there's just one problem with the book, co-authored by Steve Kettman, a former San Francisco Chronicle writer who knows Larionov from his early NHL days in San Jose. And the problem is this: The story about Larionov's hockey career isn't complete until the Russian centerman is done playing. (LARIONOV RETIRED IN 2004) The book still remains unpublished, waiting for Larionov to write its final chapter...

The Russian Rocket: Pavel Bure
The video documentary "The Russian Rocket: Pavel Bure" is dedicated to Pavel Bure, one of the greatest ice hockey players of today, and it also features a part about his brother "Pocket Rocket" Valeriy's career. The Video shows Bure playing in the national team at two main ice hockey events of last decade: Olympic Games in Nagano and in Salt Lake City. About "Russian Rocket", his career and his life, we talked with Pavel and his relatives, as well as with the best Russian and American ice hockey players and coaches: Viktor Tikhonov, Vyacheslav Fetisov, Mike Keenen, Denis Potvin, Luc Robitaille.

Russian Hockey Tour of Canada (2004) documentary
Russian Hockey Tour of Canada (2004) documentary from Rink Rat TV. The documentary was a behind the scenes of putting together a tour with a team from Russia. This was supposed to air in February or March 2005, but since the season was cancelled there was no programming available. I wonder if this is still in the works?....

Canada Russia 1972 mini-series
The four-hour mini-series, tentatively titled Canada Russia 1972 , that will run next spring, probably April 2 and 3, on CBC.

Russian touring team games
I am always looking for Russian touring team games on vhs or dvd. I have some in my collection and I am only willing to trade them for other tour games (sorry none are for sale). I would love to get the Russian Penguins 1994 tour games against the IHL.

1999 Russian’s Under-17 squad vs Canada’s Newmarket 87s
Ilya’s intensity sometimes got the best of him. As a teenager, he earned a spot on Russian’s Under-17 squad. In a game against Canada’s Newmarket 87s, he intentionally crashed elbows-first into the opposing bench and then cross-checked goalie Jason Hooper. Newmarket’s players had seen enough, and a huge brawl ensued.

2003 World Junior Hockey Championships, Sydney Nova Scotia Russia 5 - USA 1
Ovechkin Leads Russia To Crushing Win Over USA Team Russia skated to a decisive 5-1 win over Team USA tonight in World Junior action in Sydney in a penalty-filled contest. The 17-year-old Alexander Ovechkin lived up to his high expectations by scoring three goals in his first World Junior Championship contest and earned player of the game honors for the Russian team.