Евгений Давыдов

Позиция - нападающий
Дата рождения - 27 мая 1967 года
Место рождения - г.Челябинск, Россия
Рост - 183 см, Вес - 83 кг
Драфт - выбран 235-м в 1989 году командой "Виннипег Джетс"
Обмены - 30 сентября 1993 года обменён из Виннипега во Флориду. 6 января 1994 года обменён из Флориды в Оттаву.

Играл за челябинский"Трактор" в 1984-86 годах - 44 игры, 12 голов, 5 передач. С 1986 по 1992 в ЦСКА: 226 игр, 76 голов, 44 передачи.

Сезон 1994-95 годов поделил между НХЛ и ИХЛ. С 1995 года играл в Европе: Швейцарии, Франции, Швеции. Его 30 заброшенных шайб в сезоне 1996-97 гг в чемпионате Швеции стали лучшим показателем в турнире. 1998-99 гг поделил между казанским "Ак Барсом" и швейцарским "Цугом". Закончил карьеру в 2000-01 гг в Швейцарии. 

Выступал за сборную СССР на чемпионате мира среди молодежи в 1986 году (7 матчей, 3+1). В 1992 году стал олимпийским чемпионом в составе Объединённой команды, забросив по ходу турнира три шайбы и сделав три передачи в восьми матчах. Чемпион мира 1990 года (5+4 в 9 играх). 

В 1988 году входил в состав молодёжной сборной России, дисквалифицированной за драку в поединке с Канадой. По словам тренеров канадской сборной, Давыдов первым из хоккеистов обоих команд покинул скамейку запасных, спровоцировав массовую потасовку.   

ВИДЕО ►1994 года. Давыдов отличается в матчае Оттава - НЙ Рэйнджерс Матч за матчем Статистика Евгения Давыдова сезон 1991-92 сезон 1992-93 сезон 1993-94 сезон 1994-95 общая

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26 марта 1994 года. 
NHL to review Davydov's tirade // Ottawa Citizen

 Evgeny Davydov's stick-smashing, linesman-shoving snit over a disallowed goal Thursday night in Ottawa's 5-1 loss to the Pittsburgh Penguins is under review by the NHL's head office.

Brian Burke, the NHL's vice-president of hockey operations, will look at a videotape of the incident that occurred with 7:36 left to play in the game. The NHL did not give a timetable for delivering a judgment, if any is deemed necessary.

Davydov was handed a 10-minute misconduct and a game misconduct by referee Ron Hoggarth after he pushed linesman Andy McElmand in frustration.

Replays showed Davydov stop a pass from Troy Mallette with his skate, kick the puck up to his stick and flick it into the Pittsburgh goal. But Hoggarth ruled the Senators' winger kicked the puck into the net, which is illegal.

Burke's review is proceeding under NHL rule 42(B) -- abuse of officials -- which is good news for Davydov. Under rule 67 -- physical abuse of officials -- a player is subject to automatic suspensions, ranging from three to 20 games, or more, depending on the infraction.

Davydov had plenty of free time to ponder his fate on Friday, as head coach Rick Bowness gave his players the day off.

Bowness gave Alexandre Daigle the weekend off, on the theory that the 19-year-old rookie could use a break after 75 games.

"It's more of a mental break than anything, said Bowness. "We want him to finish the last nine games on a positive note and hope the time off will help him get some jump back in his legs.

The Senators play the Canadiens in Montreal on Monday, and Daigle, whose family lives in Laval, will join the club then.

Newcomers Steve Konroyd and Phil Bourque, acquired from the Detroit Red Wings and the New York Rangers, respectively, returned to those cities to collect some belongings and to tie up loose ends.

Both will miss Ottawa's workout today, as will rookie centre Alexei Yashin, also has an extra day off.

7 марта 1992 года. 
Red Army lets Davydov go to Jets // Montreal Gazette

WINNIPEG - The Winnipeg Jets have added Russian forward Evgeny Davydov to their franchise.

General manager Mike Smith learned late Thursday that Davydov had been released by his employers, Central Red Army.

The development surfaced only hours after Smith had all but given up hope of landing the talented right-winger. Red Army officials had missed an ultimatum set by Smith on Wednesday.

According to Smith, Red Army coach Viktor Tikhonov attempted to block the release of Davydov because the team is in the early stages of its playoffs.

Davydov was a member of the gold-medal-winning Unified Team at the Albertville winter Olympics. He scored three goals and 11 points at the games.

Details of the deal were not released.

* In Detroit, Viacheslav Kozlov was granted a preliminary ruling by a county judge yesterday which allows him to join the Detroit Red Wings.

Kozlov had been seeking to be released from a five-year contract with the former Soviet Red Army team and begin fulfilling a three- year, $750,000 contract with the Red Wings.

Kozlov's lawyer, Michael Lewiston, argued that Kozlov signed the contract in Russia under duress.

Lawyer Sharon Woods, representing the Red Army team, said the validity of Kozlov's contract with the Russian team should be decided in Russia.

Judge Sharon Tevis Finch ruled that Kozlov signed with the Russian team under pressure. She said the NHL should not recognize that agreement and barred the league from preventing Kozlov from joining the Red Wings.