#apanarin

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Panarin’s pretty goal in pre-tournament play 9-8-16

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Just for fun! what would Panarin's daemon be? :D my smol Russian bab

Hm. Well, maybe other people have better ideas, but I’m going to say a Karabakh horse, which is a mountain-steppe breed that is known for being compact, fast and really agile, good tempered, and fine-boned but strong. They’re generally brown with a golden tint. I haven’t written a big daemon (like, one that couldn’t hop in a car) and that could be interesting to explore. My other thought, along the “brothers from a different mother” line, is a sable, which are found in Russia and are related to mink and other mustelidae, and thus a relative to Puck. I hope someone will eventually write Panarin and his daemon bc I’d love to read it! :D

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“[Kane and Panarin] both have high-end play recognition,” coach Joel Quenneville said. “I think he’s a sniper-type. I think Kaner has the puck a little bit more. They both smell the net well. He’s tricky in tight areas, quick with sticks.” “I think we’re a similar type of player,” Kane said, without prompting. “We like to play the game the same way. He’s very, very skilled. His agility is really good on his edges, to the point where he can create some space for himself.” Panarin will earn $700,000 this season in base salary, plus the possibility to earn another $2.575 million in performance-based bonuses. The key for the cap-strapped Blackhawks is that Panarin’s salary only counts as $812,500 on the salary cap this year. Any bonuses Panarin earns this season will count toward the Hawks’ cap next year as an overage, the same type of win-now, pay-later risk Bowman took with deadline pickups Antoine Vermette and Kimmo Timonen last season.

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