Bogdan Trineyev: 2021 Annual Review and Forecast

Posted on July 11, 2021 by Jon Sorensen


Next up in our annual prospect review and forecast series is Bogdan Trineyev, forward for Dynamo Krasnogorsk. (You can access all of our Capitals Prospect Reports and player analysis on our “Prospects” page right here.)

VITALS
Trineyev, a 6’-2”, 190lb winger, was drafted by the Washington Capitals in the 4th round (#117 overall) of the 2020 NHL Entry Draft. The 19-year-old is currently unsigned by the team.

CAREER

During the 2019-20 season, Trineyev primarily played with Dynamo’s MHL affiliate, MHK Moskva Dynamo. He played in 36 games, scoring 12 goals and recording 14 assists. He also played one game with Dynamo Tver at the VHL level.

Trineyev has played internationally with Russia on their Under 16, Under 17 and Under 18 teams, and has been very productive each time, playing on the top line for the Under 18 team.

Trineyev also participated in the Hlinka Gretzky Cup, scoring two goals and recording two assists in 4 games. He spent much of his time on the ice with fellow prospects Ivan Didkovsky and Dmitri Zlodeyev.

The 2020-21 season saw Trineyev, 19,  play at all three levels of the KHL system, including three games with the parent club, Dynamo Moscow. Trineyev spent a majority of his season with Dynamo Moskva of the MHL, where he had 15 goals and 15 assists in 33 games played.

2020-2021 MONTH-BY-MONTH RECAP AND TREND ANALYSIS
The following is a compilation of our month-by-month prospect reports for Bogdan Trineyev during the 2020-2021 season. You can find all of our monthly prospect reports on our “Prospects” page in the top menu.

OCTOBER

The Capitals selected Trineyev, a native of Voronezh, Russia, with the 117th overall pick in the 2020 NHL Draft. Trineyev played with the MHL’s Dynamo Moskva last season.

Trineyev recorded 12 goals, 26 points, and a plus-8 rating in 36 games last season in the MHL. During the MHL Playoffs, Trineyev tallied no points and an even rating in two games.

Trineyev had four goals, six points, and was a plus-5 rating through six games this season when he was drafted by the Capitals on October 7.

Trineyev was called-up to KHL’s Moscow Dynamo on October 25. Below, he is working on the power play and riffling a nice shot top left for the score during a morning skate on October 26.

Trineyev made his KHL career debut on October 26 at left wing on the third-line. He recorded a little over seven minutes of ice time and recorded no points.

Trineyev returned to VHL Dynamo on October 27 and returned to the scoresheet with a power play goal. It was his first career goal in the VHL.

Trineyev returned to the KHL for Dynamo’s tilt with Lokomotiv on October 30. He logged 6:31 of ice time in seven shifts centering the fourth-line.

Analysis – We have only seen three of Trineyev’s games in the month of October (two KHL, One VHL) but we are impressed with what we saw. His puck sense and ability to read the play is well above most of the other players on the ice at the VHL level. He is also more of a physical player than we first anticipated.

If recent trends are any indication, Trineyev will be getting plenty of playing time as he has been switching between the VHL and KHL, depending on who has the next game. Hard to say if this continues, but it’s great experience for Bogdan.

TRENDING: UP

NOVEMBER

For the month of November, Trineyev divided his time between the MHL, VHL, and KHL levels for Moscow Dynamo. He played in one game for Moscow Dynamo in the KHL on November 30 and had 5:25 in ice time, but scored no goals or assists.  He has played three games at the KHL level thus far in 2020-21 and has yet to record a goal or an assist.

At the VHL level (Second Tier) this year he has played in nine games thus far, scoring one goal and recording one assist for two points overall. He has averaged 15.9 minutes in ice time per game.  Trineyev played one game for them on November 19 and recorded no goals or assists

Trineyev has spent more time at the MHL level (junior level) than any other level.  In the MHL for the month of November, he played in six games and had a total of one assist. Overall, his totals for the season at the MHL level are six goals and five assists.

TRENDING: SAME

DECEMBER

For the month of December, Trineyev played in six games at the VHL (Second Tier) level, scoring no goals and recording no assists. He did not play in any games for Dynamo Moscow in the VHL until December 13. At the VHL level he has played in 16 games, scoring one goal and recording one assist for two points overall, averaging 12.9 minutes in ice time per game.

Trineyev played in no MHL games during December and, as a result, recorded no points. Overall, his totals for the season at the MHL level are six goals and five assists in 16 games.

Trineyev did not play in any KHL games during December, and on the year has played only three games.

JANUARY

For the month of January, Trineyev played in six games at the VHL (Second-Tier) level, scoring no goals and recording no assists. At the VHL level this year he has played in 23 games thus far, scoring one goal and recording one assist for two points overall and is minus-3. He has averaged 11.41 minutes in ice time per game.

Trineyev has also played in one MHL game during the month of January and recorded no points. Overall, his totals for the season at the MHL level are six goals and five assists in 17 games.

Trineyev played in no KHL games during January. So far, this year, he has played three games in the KHL.

Goal From 2/1/2020

TRENDING: UP

FEBRUARY

For the month of February, Trineyev played only at the MHL (Junior) level. He played in 12 games where he scored six goals and recorded five assists. He scored one goal and recorded 1 assist in the game of February 1 and two goals in the game on February 2.

Trineyev scored a goal and recorded an assist in the games on both February 14 and February 15, as well as on February 28.  His totals in the MHL for the year are 12 goals and 9 assists for 21 points overall in 29 games.  His shot percentage is 16.0%

Trineyev did not play in either the VHL or the KHL during February, although he was called to the VHL for the game of February 6 but did not play. At the VHL level this year so far, he has played in 22 games, scoring one goal and recording one assist for two points overall and is -3.

Trineyev has averaged 11.41 minutes in ice time per game.  He has played in three KHL games this season. His average ice time is 17.03 minutes per game.

His statistics at the VHL level this year were 22 games played, scoring one goal and recording one assist for two points and is -3. He has averaged 11.41 minutes in ice time per game.  

2/1/2021 goal:

2/2/2021 goal:

Trineyev’s power play goal on February 14 against Almaz.

February 15

TRENDING: UP

MARCH

For the month of March, Trineyev played in four regular season games and six playoff games in the MHL.

For the March portion of the regular season, he had three goals and six assists to complete his regular season for totals of 33 games played, 15 goals and 15 assists for 30 points overall.

His goal on March 3rd.

His shooting percentage for the regular season was 17.4%.

For the playoffs, which has covered two rounds thus far, he played in six games, scoring two goals and recording two assists for four points and a shooting percentage of 15.4%.

The third round of the playoffs will commence on April 3 against Lokomotive.

Trinvey did not play in either the VHL or the KHL during March, although he was called-up to the VHL for the game of March 6, but did not play. At the VHL level this year, he played in 22 games, scoring one goal and recording one assist for two points overall and was -3.

He played in three KHL games this season.

TRENDING: UP

APRIL

Trineyev played in 14 postseason games, scoring three goals and recording six assists for nine points overall during the playoff run for JHC Dynamo Moscow.

Dynamo ultimately won the Kharlamov Cup for being the champions of the MHL, the Russian Junior Hockey League.

For the regular season in the MHL, Trineyev played in 33 games, scoring 15 goals and recording 15 assists for 30 points.

Trineyev also played in 22 games at the VHL level for Dynamo, scoring one goal and recording one assist. He even got into three games for Moscow Dynamo at the KHL level.

TRENDING: UP

MAY

Trineyev’s season is complete. For the regular season in the MHL, Trineyev played in 33 games, scoring 15 goals and recording 15 assists for 30 points. He also played in 22 games at the VHL level for Dynamo, scoring one goal and recording one assist. He even got into three games for Moscow Dynamo at the KHL level. Look for Trineyev to play mostly in the VHL next season, with a few more games at the KHL level.

TRENDING: SAME

PLAYER FORECAST

Trineyev is  a forward who plays a classic power forward game, using his big 6-foot-2 frame to work his way around the ice, getting into the dirty areas to score goals or laying down hits to give the opponent something to think about.

His skating and shot are relatively raw but can support his game plan. His compete level is considered very high as is his willingness to go into the dirty areas despite, being physically immature.

Offensively, he is considered to have a high IQ and is willing to provide screens on the forecheck. He consistently supports forwards when he does not have the puck and can get open in dangerous areas.

On the defensive side, Trineyev can get sucked in low and leave the point man open. He seems to have the mentality of a center. While he can get out of position, he’ll show effort in the defensive zone.

Trineyev will likely begin the 2021-22 season in the VHL, and will likely see callups to the KHL. He will need to begin getting comfortable with the top league, as it’s likely the Capitals will look for him to find a starting position with Moscow Dynamo in the 2021-22 season. He could also find his way to Hershey that season.

By Jon Sorensen

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Further Reading
Capitals Prospect Bogdan Trineyev: The First Interviews – “He (Ovechkin) Is A Living Legend”
Capitals Prospect Bogdan Trineyev Makes KHL Debut, Scores First Goal In VHL
Climbing the Ladder: Washington Capitals Prospect Bogdan Trineyev Talks About His Road to the Kharlamov Trophy
Capitals’ Prospect Bogdan Trineyev’s MHL Team Wins Kharlamov Cup
Capitals’ Prospect Bogdan Trineyev Missed His Name Being Called In NHL Draft Due To Brief Television Outage
A Closer Look At Capitals Draft Pick Bogdan Trineyev
Capitals Select Bogdan Trineyev With 117th Overall Pick At 2020 NHL Draft
Elite Prospect Profile
Profile of Bogdan Trineyev from Draft Analyst

About Jon Sorensen

Jon has been a Caps fan since day one, attending his first game at the Capital Centre in 1974. His interest in the Caps has grown over the decades and included time as a season ticket holder. He has been a journalist covering the team for 10+ years, primarily focusing on analysis, analytics and prospect development.
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  2. Brianna says:
    November 23, 2021 at 4:07 pm

    Bogdan is injured again

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