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Likes Good Beer · 10-09-2014, 10:02 AM

He was considered a super talent has been hailed as the beacon of hope - and inspired an entire city. That's two years ago. At the time, Sven Baertschi was appointed in the NHL with 19 years of junior team Portland - and scored in five games for Calgary scored three goals. The newspaper headlines read: "SVENsationell!"
But since then, is the first-round draft pick in 2011 (13th place) from Langenthal BE on the siding. In the last two seasons he survived while all cadres reductions, but was later sent back to the AHL. Again now. And that coming on his 22nd birthday. Here, Baertschi is sure: "I belong in the NHL."
Papa Hans Ruedi (51) was on the phone on Sunday with his son. He says: "Sven is disappointed and do not know what he did wrong. I suffer with him. He works so hard and wanted to show it all. "
Bärtschi - he was accused of Flames- and ex-coach Bob Hartley ZSC lack of use - has last spring broken rib in the first game against Russia at his World Cup debut in Minsk and fell in six weeks.
But then traveled the striker ahead of schedule back to Calgary and coached nine weeks under Fitness Coach Ryan van Asten. Baertschi has gained four pounds of muscle mass and was at the fitness tests in the Top 10 of all 60 players.
For ex-NLA professional and Agent Andy Rufener is clear: "Sven would have earned a spot. And without discussion. I have seen virtually all warm-up matches. For me it's obvious: Hartley has just one problem with Sven. "
This also looks Papa Baertschi way. "Hartley is on physically strong players. Sven is technically strong. Last year he was put in a straitjacket, was not allowed to play what he could, and eventually did not know what to do. "
The former Langenthal- and Langnau professional twice immediately after: "I have visited in the last year Sven. Psychological distress was great.
Hartley has made him ready, as if he were solely responsible for the defeats. The two will probably never be friends. "
Several clubs were interested in a trade. But the Flames wanted Baertschi did not let them go. Not yet?
"I wonder what ever want from Sven. A change would be best for everyone. This is exactly what I hope j

10-09-2014, 10:02 AM	#166
Likes Good Beer Draft Pick Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: calgary	from Google translate He was considered a super talent has been hailed as the beacon of hope - and inspired an entire city. That's two years ago. At the time, Sven Baertschi was appointed in the NHL with 19 years of junior team Portland - and scored in five games for Calgary scored three goals. The newspaper headlines read: "SVENsationell!" But since then, is the first-round draft pick in 2011 (13th place) from Langenthal BE on the siding. In the last two seasons he survived while all cadres reductions, but was later sent back to the AHL. Again now. And that coming on his 22nd birthday. Here, Baertschi is sure: "I belong in the NHL." Papa Hans Ruedi (51) was on the phone on Sunday with his son. He says: "Sven is disappointed and do not know what he did wrong. I suffer with him. He works so hard and wanted to show it all. " Bärtschi - he was accused of Flames- and ex-coach Bob Hartley ZSC lack of use - has last spring broken rib in the first game against Russia at his World Cup debut in Minsk and fell in six weeks. But then traveled the striker ahead of schedule back to Calgary and coached nine weeks under Fitness Coach Ryan van Asten. Baertschi has gained four pounds of muscle mass and was at the fitness tests in the Top 10 of all 60 players. For ex-NLA professional and Agent Andy Rufener is clear: "Sven would have earned a spot. And without discussion. I have seen virtually all warm-up matches. For me it's obvious: Hartley has just one problem with Sven. " This also looks Papa Baertschi way. "Hartley is on physically strong players. Sven is technically strong. Last year he was put in a straitjacket, was not allowed to play what he could, and eventually did not know what to do. " The former Langenthal- and Langnau professional twice immediately after: "I have visited in the last year Sven. Psychological distress was great. Hartley has made him ready, as if he were solely responsible for the defeats. The two will probably never be friends. " Several clubs were interested in a trade. But the Flames wanted Baertschi did not let them go. Not yet? "I wonder what ever want from Sven. A change would be best for everyone. This is exactly what I hope j