Pavel Moysevich

May 2026 – Moysevich signed a three-year entry-level contract with the Vegas Golden Knights in March 2026. His deal carries an average annual value (AAV) of $980K and runs through the 2028-29 season. The 21-year-old netminder finished with a 5-3-0 record, a 2.41 GAA, and a .917 SV% in 10 games for SKA-VMF St. Petersburg (VHL) in Russia last season. Chris Babos

August 2025 – This past year was rough for Moysevich. In 2023-24, he looked like one of the brightest goaltending prospects in the league, posting a .942 in 13 games of KHL play and was even more dominant in the MHL, posting a .946 in 10 playoff games. However, this year, his numbers in both leagues dropped from the .940s to below .900. He is expected to spend the start of next season in the VHL, where he will hopefully regain his confidence, and then, if all goes well, jump up to the KHL again. This is a high upside netminder who could become an NHL starter one day, but for him to get there, he will need to find his form again. James Connelly

July 2024 – Moysevich was selected 83rd overall by the Vegas Golden Knights. Mark Henry

April 2024 – Another overage goaltender playing in the KHL, Moysevich is a 6’5 D+1 who got some playing time with SKA St. Petersburg this year. While his KHL numbers should be taken with a grain of salt – his deployment was odd, often only playing part of a game – he looked up to the part as a professional level goalie. Moysevich’s strengths come in his positioning and ability to use his frame to minimize the threat of opportunities. He has relatively strong hands and is very difficult to beat cleanly. At the KHL level, his skating and lateral movement was occasionally prone to breakdown, but the ceiling is clearly there. (April Rankings: #95) Colin Hunter