Reaktor vs Stalnye Lisy 11/11/2026

Reaktor will play game #18 of the season!

          DATE                        OPPONENT                       TIME                                                  

   11/11/2026                  vs Stalnye Lisy                 ⏰6:30 pm 

Last season Stalnye Lisy closed the regular season second in the Eastern Conference, with only Omskie Yastreby ahead. The team beat Belye Medvedi 3–1 in the first playoff round, but its Kharlamov Cup run ended in round two: after an 8–4 win to open the series against Avto, Stalnye Lisy dropped three in a row.

Dmitry Kazionov is now in his second season in charge. A Perm native, he played forward for a long list of clubs – Dynamo Moscow, THK, CSKA, Lada, Ak Bars, Metallurg Magnitogorsk, Torpedo, Sochi and Severstal. He won the Gagarin Cup twice with Ak Bars and added another title with Metallurg Magnitogorsk.

After 18 games the team sits fourth in the Eastern Conference with 24 points, two wins back of the top spot. Stalnye Lisy have a positive goal differential, but goaltending is not a strength. All three goaltenders who have played this season sit between 85% and 90.5% in save percentage – numbers that range from poor to average. Ilmir Gayanov, who has seen the most ice time, is the team’s primary goaltender.

Vladimir Kachev leads the defense with 8 points (3 goals, 5 assists) and a +6 rating. Alexander Kuznetsov has added 5 assists and a +1 rating. The top three forwards are Danil Sysoyev with 13 points (5 goals, 8 assists), Nikita Kurichev with 12 (7+5), and Valery Mayer with 11 (2+9). The squad has a number of high-quality forwards who contribute points consistently.

In its last five games Stalnye Lisy have won all five, including a 10–5 victory over Avto, one of the strongest teams in the league. Stalnye Lisy, however, has had a long break: its last game was that November 4 game against Avto, so the Stalnye Lisy may struggle for sharpness and rhythm.