Alex Alexeyev has signed a one-year contract with the Pittsburgh Penguins, departing from the Washington Capitals. He expressed enthusiasm for a new opportunity after a limited role last season, where he played only eight games. Capitals head coach Spencer Carbery kept Alexeyev primarily sidelined, favoring a consistent defense lineup. Despite this, Alexeyev praised Carbery’s intense work ethic and attention to detail, noting his commitment to winning. Alexeyev played 47 games over two seasons under Carbery, showcasing the growing trust between player and coach.
Alexeyev expressed happiness about his new opportunity with the Penguins, where he's expected to play more than the eight games he saw last year.
Carbery’s extensive preparation and commitment to hockey were evident as Alexeyev praised his coach for being meticulous and dedicated, always analyzing games.
Despite being sidelined often, Alexeyev appreciated Carbery’s trust in him to step in during critical moments, reinforcing his mental strength and readiness.
In two seasons with Carbery, Alexeyev played 47 games, demonstrating an increase in trust and responsibility compared to the previous coach's tenure.
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