Upper league stats

Where's a good site to get High league stats? I use Metallurg.ru for RSL stats and team pages for 1st league stats, but I'm trying to find info on Alexi Yemelin, and since he hasn't dressed for either of the Lada games I assume he's back in the High league.

High league hasn't started the seaosn yet - it starts around the 15th. Also, since he did not dress, does not mean he has been sent back - he could be just warming the bench and waiting for his chance. Don't discount him quite yet.

High league hasn't started the seaosn yet - it starts around the 15th. Also, since he did not dress, does not mean he has been sent back - he could be just warming the bench and waiting for his chance. Don't discount him quite yet.



Thanks.

Ok now that the season has started for the High league, is their a site to find stats? metallurg.ru is very good for RSL stats, but I need High league stats.

Ok now that the season has started for the High league, is their a site to find stats? metallurg.ru is very good for RSL stats, but I need High league stats.

Here you can find Eastern division stats. It's far from perfect right now but last season they were pretty good. Don't expect live updates though.

http://www.motor.barnaul.ru/stats

Is Malkin playing in any of the Russian leagues?

Evgeni Malkin is playing for Metallurg Magnitogorsk in the Super League.

(Bumping this so I can find Fredrik's link easily)

Is 7 points in 22 games decent for an 2003 draft pick...5 in last 10 games.

(Bumping this so I can find Fredrik's link easily)
Was this where the link to the goaltender leaders was on the Metallurg Mg site?
If so could you please repost it, I would like to take a look at it again.
Thanks, Mike

Was this where the link to the goaltender leaders was on the Metallurg Mg site?
If so could you please repost it, I would like to take a look at it again.
Thanks, Mike

The Metallurg site is actually pretty easy to navigate. Just go to metallurg.ru and look on the right hand side. Goalies are on top, scoring is next, then goal scoring, then assists, then PIMs. Click the blue link to the lower right of each box to see the full list.

Is 7 points in 22 games decent for an 2003 draft pick...5 in last 10 games.

Assuming the player in an '85 then that doesn't sound very good from what I've seen of Upper League stats. Every stat I've seen indicates to me that a 19 year old with a scoring line future in the NHL should either be a full time player in the Super League or a real force in the Upper League.