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ToppsSmith said:
I decided to do a new write up. Thinking of only using and rafting Russian Players except my created player. Would anybody be interested in reading that?

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So I decided to do something different. I made a team Called the Louisville Knockouts. I am building the team only from the draft, nothing else. No free agency, If I make a trade it must be offered to me. The only free agent I will take is my created Player.
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Ah. I have seen this before. Should be really hard until your prospects get better. What team did you take over?
 
iFishyHD said:
Ah. I have seen this before. Should be really hard until your prospects get better. What team did you take over?
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I took out Dallas and filled the new team with Team Poland for Extra challenge. So far the biggest challenge I am facing is making the minimum salary Cap. In my first draft I've done I got a few guys who might work out in a couple years. I noticed myself looking at where other players went in the draft to try to trade for them, then I had to say why, unless they offer them up I can't have them now.
 
ToppsSmith said:
I decided to do a new write up. Thinking of only using and rafting Russian Players except my created player. Would anybody be interested in reading that?

*Edit*

So I decided to do something different. I made a team Called the Louisville Knockouts. I am building the team only from the draft, nothing else. No free agency, If I make a trade it must be offered to me. The only free agent I will take is my created Player.
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I actually did something like this last night. I created a team from free agency who had never played an NHL game before. The one rule I have is the player cannot have played in the NHL before 2013-2014, played for any other NHL team, or must've been a free agent that year. I relocated the Buffalo Sabres to Madison. I traded all the prospects from Rochester for 1st round draft picks. In 2014, we were last in the league with 7 wins. I ended up having 9 first round draft picks in 2014, including Ekblad, Nylander, two 4.5 Y goalies, one 4 Y goalie, two 4 G forwards, two 4 Y forwards. Year two, we went 20-50-12 playing only our drafted prospects and free agent prospects. Year two draft was the same, in 2015 we had 6 first round picks, including the first three picks! McDavid and Clarke are the only two I can recall right now. Look for write ups beginning year three or four!
 
Nuge93 said:
I actually did something like this last night. I created a team from free agency who had never played an NHL game before. The one rule I have is the player cannot have played in the NHL before 2013-2014, played for any other NHL team, or must've been a free agent that year. I relocated the Buffalo Sabres to Madison. I traded all the prospects from Rochester for 1st round draft picks. In 2014, we were last in the league with 7 wins. I ended up having 9 first round draft picks in 2014, including Ekblad, Nylander, two 4.5 Y goalies, one 4 Y goalie, two 4 G forwards, two 4 Y forwards. Year two, we went 20-50-12 playing only our drafted prospects and free agent prospects. Year two draft was the same, in 2015 we had 6 first round picks, including the first three picks! McDavid and Clarke are the only two I can recall right now. Look for write ups beginning year three or four!
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I just finished my first season. I only have one first round pick in the upcoming draft, as I filled the team with Team Poland. Its doesn't have the trade value one would expect it to have. Plus I am not using trades unless the computer offers them to me, and no free agency. If you drop a player they are gone forever.
 
Its the fist year Of Louisville Knockouts, and the 2013/14 season was a rough one. I'll start with the draft

Round 1
(10th pick) Miles Koules RW TWF 51ovr 4.5 yellow stars

Round 2
(40th pick) Martin Babos D ENF 55ovr 3 yellow stars
(54th pick via Vancouver) Curtis Valk C PLY 58ovr 3 yellow stars

Round 3
(71st pick via Philadelphia) Daniel Gibl G HYB 50ovr 2.5 yellow stars

Round 4
(100th pick) Spencer Jensen D DFD 52ovr 3 red stars

Round 5
(130th Pick) Nick Malysa D DFD 53ovr2.5 yellow stars

Round 6
(148th pick) Dylan Corson C GRN 49ovr 2.5 red stars

Round 7
(182nd pick Via Pittsburgh) Alex Lepkowski D DFD 63ovr 2.5 yellow stars

Now we will look at the 2013/14 Lineup

D. Jeffrey T. Peterson T. Smith
W. Traczyk R. Bielas G. Lewandowski
P. Reszczyk J. Dembski P. Grzelak
M. Marczak T. Nawrocki D. Kaszuba

J. Oleksiak M. Fortunus
J. Banasik M. Adamski
K. Michalski G. Stasiak

C Nilstorp
R. Flipiak

H. Kiviaho
B. Dziuk
E. Szumielak

The Preseason the team went 0-6-0
The Season the team finished last in the league with a record of 4-72-6

Here is the top 5 on the team for points

1. Dustin Jeffrey 10G 39A 49pts
2. Topps Smith 29G 19A 48pts
3. Toby Peterson 19G 26A 45pts
4. Maxime Fortunus 6G 21A 27pts
5. Grzegorz Lewandoski 11G 15A 26pts

At the End of the season these player decided to retire.

Wldemar Traczyk
Jacek Banasik
Eugeniusz Szumielak
Robert Flipiak

We will update again at the end of the 2014/15 season.
 
Welcome to the 2014/15 Louisville Knockout's season report. Lets start with the Draft.

Round 1
(2nd pick) Aaron Ekblad D TWD 70ovr 4.5 yellow stars

Round 2
(31st pick) Sam Bennett C TWF 71ovr 4 yellow stars

Round 3
(61st pick) Julius Honka D OFD 65ovr 4.5 Red Stars

Round 4
(91st pick) Yuri Naurov C PLY 69ovr 3 yellow stars
(92nd pick Via Anaheim) Luke Philp C PLY 3 yellow stars

Round 5
(121st pick) Duncan Macintyre D OFD 50ovr 2.5 yellow stars

Round 6
(151st pick) Damir Sharipzyanov D TWD 52ovr 2.5 red stars
(155th pick Via Calgary) Josh Maguire LW TWF 47ovr 2.5 red stars

Round 7
(181st pick) Hagen Kaisler D TWD 52ovr 2.5 yellow stars

Next we will look at the players leaving the team. They were:

Tristin King
Austn Smith
Hubert Labrie

Now here is who re-signed with the team.

Chris Nilstorp
Josh Robinson
Toby Peterson
Maxime Fortunus
Mike Hedden
Derek Meech
Dustin Jeffrey
Cameron Gaunce
Scott Glennie
William Wrenn
Ryan Button
Taylor Vause
Brock Montgomery
Brendan Ranford

Here was the players offered a entry level contract:
Gemel Smith
Mike Winther
Brendan Troock

Here is the Lineup they pushed forward this season.

D. Jeffrey T. Peterson T. Smith
M. Hedden R. Bieles P. Reszczyk
P. Grzelak J. Dembski G. Lewandowski
M. Marczak T. Nawroski D. Kaszuba

J. Oleksiak C. Gaunce
D. Meech M. Fortunus
M. Adamski G. Stasiak

C. Nilstorp
J. Robinson

H. Kiviaho
B. Dziuk
K. Michalski

In the Preseason the team went 1-4-1
In the Season the team went 11-62-9 and finished dead last for the second straight year.

Here was the teams point leaders:

1. Topps Smith 26G 21A 47pts
2. Toby Peterson 15G 32A 47pts
3. Dustin Jeffrey 18G 27A 45pts
4. Mike Hedden 16G 23A 39pts
5. Maxime Fortunus 5G 16A 21pts

Here is who retired at the end of the Season

Toby Peterson
Piotr Grzelak
Thomaz Nowrocki
Marek Adamski
Dariusz Kaszuba
Bogdan Dziuk

We will be back to update the 2015/16 season next
 
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Year Four, Madison Renegades

The first three years of the relocation of the Buffalo Sabres has been a tough one for Madison, as they've finished last in the league each season. But year four looks to have some promise. Led the way by 1st overall picks Ekblad (2014), McDavid (2015), and Yoshimura (2016) the future is bright for Madison. Anchored by lots of first round picks, one can imagine it will only be time until the Stanley Cup is brought to Madison.

This years lines look to be like:

Draisaitl 83 - McDavid 77 - Nylander 84
Clarke 75 - Scherbak 76- Dal Colle 69
Baillie 62 - Mistele 64 - Barzal 58
Winther 66 - Soumakis 60 - Lehkonen 63

Ekblad 81 - Yoshimura 83
McKeown 77- Wikstrand 82
Meloche 60 - Bear 75

Zubov 84
Cavallo 83
 
Nuge93 said:
Year Four, Madison Renegades

The first three years of the relocation of the Buffalo Sabres has been a tough one for Madison, as they've finished last in the league each season. But year four looks to have some promise. Led the way by 1st overall picks Ekblad (2014), McDavid (2015), and Yoshimura (2016) the future is bright for Madison. Anchored by lots of first round picks, one can imagine it will only be time until the Stanley Cup is brought to Madison.

This years lines look to be like:

Draisaitl 83 - McDavid 77 - Nylander 84
Clarke 75 - Scherbak 76- Dal Colle 69
Baillie 62 - Mistele 64 - Barzal 58
Winther 66 - Soumakis 60 - Lehkonen 63

Ekblad 81 - Yoshimura 83
McKeown 77- Wikstrand 82
Meloche 60 - Bear 75

Zubov 84
Cavallo 83
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I watched Scherbak play live once this year. Easily the best player on the ice. I wanted to take him, but I took Ekblad instead
 
The Louisville Knockout's 2015/16 season has come to a close, and it was filled with disappointment, but a lot of promise was showed bye Rookie and 10th overall pick in the 2013 draft Miles Koules. But first lets get to the 2015 draft.

Round 1
(2nd pick) Mathew Brazel C PLY 55ovr 4.5 yellow stars

Round 2
(31st pick) Shawn Mabley G HYB 44ovr 3.5 yellow stars

Round 3
(61st pick) Jacob Jammes LW PLY 48ovr 3 yellow stars

Round 4
(91st pick) Alex Henriksson RW TWF 55ovr 2.5 yellow stars

Round 5
(121st pick) Tyler MacArthur D DFD 47ovr 2.5 red stars

Round 6
(151st pick) Aaron Kerr C SNP 49ovr 2 yellow stars

Round 7
(181st pick) Chase Lang RW TWF 48ovr 2.5 Red stars

Now we will look at what players left the team:

Ludwig Bystrom
Josh Robinson

Now here is who the team Re-signed:

Chris Nilstrop
Jack Campbell
Henri Kiviahd
Travis Morin
Janusz Dembski
Robert Bieles
Mike Hedden
Piotr Reszczyk
Gregorz Lewandowski
Mariusz Marczak
Topps Smith
Jamie Oleksiak
Maxime Fortunus
Derek Meech
Krysztof Michalski
Gustaw Stosiak
Scott Glennie
Taylor Vause
Emil Molin
Brendan Ranford
Curtis McKenzie
Patrik Nemeth
John Klingberg
Ryan Button

Now here is who was offered Entry Level Contracts:

Curtis Valk
Yuri Nourov
Jason Dickinson
Miles Koules
Nick Malysa
Alex Lepkowski
Spencer Jensen
Martin Babos
Philippe Desrosiers

Here is the Lineup the team put forward this season:

D. Jeffrey T. Morin T. Smith
C. McKenzie Y. Nourov M. Koules
M. Hedden R. Bielas P. Reszczyk
G. Lewandowski J. Dembski C. Weller

J. Oleksiak C. Gaunce
P. Nemeth D. Meech
G. Stasiak M. Fortunus

C. Nilstorp
H. Kiviaho

M. Lagace
M. Marczak
K. Michalski

They went 1-4-1 in the Preseason
The Team Season record was 9-66-7

Top 5 in points were:
1. Miles Koules 20G 30A 50pts
2. Dustin Jeffrey 18G 26A 44pts
3. Topps Smith 16G 26A 40pts
4. Yuri Nourov 5G 25A 30pts
5. Curtis McKenzie 7G 19A 26pts

Players who retired were:

Craig Weller
Janusz Dembski
Mariusz Marczak

Note: Craig Weller was signed as a free agent to make the minimum salary cap. 34 years old 54ovr
 
Year Four Wrap Up

The 2016-2017 NHL season for the Madison Renegades was a successful one, as all players matured and made a playoff birth for the first time since the relocation. Led by William Nylander, the Renegades finished 14th in the NHL with a record of 43-32-7. Leading the NHL in goals was captain William Nylander with a line of 44-44-88, 3 goals ahead of Steven Stamkos. Taking home the Art Ross was Connor McDavid, registering 22-67-89. Next in line for the Renegades was Leon Draistaitl who finished with 23-43-66. Up next was Blake Clarke who potted 16 goals and 48 assists, good enough for 64 points. Surprise of the year was Nikita Scherbak who scored 32 times and added 23 assists, enough for 55 points. Dal Colle had a breakout season with 20-28-48. In his first NHL season, McKeown led Madison defenseman with 5 goals and 31 assists. Behind him was former 1st overall pick Aaron Ekblad who had a line of 4-28-32. Growing to the highest overall on the team was Cedric Yoshimura, who started the season as an 81 overall and ended as an 86. Yoshimura led Madison in PIM with 142. Blake cCarke grew the most overall, gaining 9 points as finishing as an 84.

Madison faired off decently in goaltending, with both goalies registering a 2.35 GAA with an average of 92% SV%. Zubov had a record of 36-26-4 while Cavallo had a record of 7-8-3. Zubov had 5 SO's and recorded 3 assists over the course of the year.

Playing top ranked Boston in the first round of the playoffs, Madison fell short, being shut out 3 games and registering 2 goals in 4 games leading to a sweep at the hands of Bergeron and company.

Next up is the draft where the Renegades are looking to add to an already crowded pool of prospects.
 
iFishyHD said:
Press Conference​

Mario Lemeiux,"Today will go down as one of the darkest days of the Pittsburgh Penguins, hell maybe even the NHL. It isn't hard to lose the 2 greatest players in the world right now. Not to mention a great supporting cast of players. Today we will lose the worlds worst coach though. We have fired Dan Bylsma, and have hired Coach Fishy Dishy. I would also like to announce that I will be taking over all GM duties. Now lets get into the trades."

Mario,"1st trade I would like to announce is that we have shipped out Sidney Crosby, Rob Scuderi, Brooks Orpik, Anaheims 2014 5th, and our 2014 4th to the Calgary Flames for Sean Monohan, Sven Baertschi, and Calgary's 2015 1st round pick."

:pens
Sean Monohan
Sven Baertschi
Calgarys 2015 1st rounder

:flames
Sidney Crosby
Rob Scuderi
Brooks Orpik
Anaheim 2014 5th
Pittsburgh 2014 4th

Mario,"The 2nd trade I would like to announce is that we have sent Evgeni Malkin, and our 6th and 7th 2014 picks, to the St. Louis Blues in exchange for TJ Oshie, Patrick Berglund, and Edmonton's 2014 2nd."

:pens
TJ Oshie
Patrick Berglund
Edmonton's 2014 2nd

:blues
Evgeni Malkin
Pittsburgh's 2014 6th and 7th rounders

Mario,"Ladies and Gentleman we are just getting started. The 3rd trade the Pittsburgh Penguins organization would like to announce is that we have sent James Neal and Jussi Jokinen to the Dallas stars in exchange for Valteri Nischuskin and Jason Dickinson.:

:pens
Valteri Nischuskin
Jason Dickinson

:stars
James Neal
Jussi Jokinen

Mario,"We are halfway through Boys and Girls. The 4th trade the Penguins announce is that we have sent Chris Kunitz, Pascal Dupuis, and Derrick Pouliot to the Edmonton Oilers for Ryan Nugent-Hopkins."

:pens
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins

:edmonton
Chris Kunitz
Pascal Dupuis
Derrick Pouliot

Mario,"The 5th trade the Pittsburgh Penguins would like to announce is that we have sent Paul Martin, Brandon Sutter, and Marcel Goc to the Nashville Predators for Ryan Ellis."

:pens
Ryan Ellis

:preds
Paul Martin
Brandon Sutter
Marcel Goc

Mario,"The 6th trade we would like to announce is a straight swap of Jack Cambell to Pittsburgh and Tomas Voukoun to Dallas."

:pens
Jack Cambell

:stars
Tomas Voukoun

Mario,"The last, but not at all least trade the Pittsburgh Penguins has made will be Marc Andre-Fluery, Lee Stempniak, and Scott Harrington to Ottawa in return for Robin Lehner, Cole Schneider, and Patrick Mullen to the Penguins."

:pens
Robin Lehner
Cole Schneider
Patrick Mullen

:sens
Marc Andre-Fluery
Lee Stempniak
Scott Harrington

Mario,"The final thing we could like to announce is this years captains. We announce Kris Letang are Captain due to his dedication to the Pittsburgh Penguins that is above no other. Our assistants will be TJ Oshie and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins. Thank you all for coming out today."
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That Malkin trade is terrible :laugh:
 
Welcome to the Louisville Knockout's 2016/17 season in review. It was a promising season as the team made way for many young players to make their NHL Starts. However lets start with the draft.

Round 1
(2nd Pick) Ulf Franzen LW SNP 82ovr 4.5 yellow stars

Round 2
(31st pick) Francois Beauchemin LW TWF 50ovr 3.5 red stars

Round 3
(61st pick) Alvin McNaughton D DFD 60ovr 3 red stars

Round 4
(91st pick) Christian Dvorak LW SNP 52ovr 2.5 yellow stars

Round 5
(121st Pick) Trevor Stacey LW GRN 45ovr 2.5 red stars

Round 6
(151st pick) Lukas Hospelt LW PLY 57ovr 2 yellow stars

Round 7
No Picks

Here are the Players who left the team:

Travis Morin
Taylor Vause
Gustaw Stasiak
Krysztof Michalski
Derek Meech
Maxime Fortunus

Now here are the players who renewed their contracts:

Henri Kiviaho
Maxime Lagace
Jack Campbell
Chris Nilstorp
Dustin Jeffrey
Scott Glennie
Brock Montgomery
Taylor Peters
Ryan Button
Brett Richie
Patrik Nemeth
Metej Stransky
William Wrenn
Mike Hedden
Troy Vance
Robert Bielas
Piotr Reszczyk
Brendan Ranford
Grzegorz Lewandowski
Caeron Gaunce

Here is who was offered Entry Level Contracts:

Sam Bennett
Luke Philp
Ulf Franzen
Aaron Ekblad
Julius Honka
Duncan Macintyre
Hagan Kaisler

Now here is the lineup the team played this season:

U. Franzen S. Glennie M. Koules
D. Jeffrey Y. Nourov T. Smith
M. Hedden T. Peters B. Montgomery
P. Reszczyk E. Molin G. Lewandowski

J. Honka A. Ekblad
J. Oleksiak C. Gaunce
P. Nometh W. Wrenn

J. Campbell
C. Nilstorp

H. Kiviaho
R. Bielas
T. Vance

The preseason the team went 3-3-0
The season had the team go 30-41-11

Top 5 in points this season

1. Ulf Franzen 48G 49A 97pts
2. Miles Koules 21G 48A 69pts
3. Scott Glennie 22G 44A 66pts
4. Julius Honka 4G 40A 44pts
5. Topps Smith 22G 20A 42pts

At the end of the season Piotr Reszczky decided to retire.

Ulf Frezen cleaned up at the awards and won the following.

Art Ross
Lady Byng
Calder
Maurice Richard

we will update again at the end of the end of the 2017/18 season
 
:devils

First time doing a write up - going to use the Devils. I usually do a season in about 4 or 5 days, games are completely simulated. I already completed the 2013-2014 season, at the draft now. After finishing last I'm rewarded with the 2nd pick. :p:

Notable trades during season;

NJD: Stastny + 3rd (2014)

COL: Severson

NJD: Frattin + 4th (2014)

CBJ: Brunner

NJD: Veilleux + 1st (2014)

STL: Ryder



At the draft (2014), I currently hold picks 2, 25, 31, 61, 73, 104, 121, and 151. Will update players chosen, and trades made. *New update may include offseason signings, trades as well.
 
Welcome to the Louisville Knockouts 2017/18 Season review. There was a lot of talk going into the season of possibly making playoffs, but the injury bug hit the team having Miles Koules, Scott Glennie, and Jack Campbell being out for a number of games hurt the team. Lets start with the draft.

Round 1
(1st pick) Igor Bryzgalov G HYB 53ovr 3.5 yellow stars

Round 2
(32nd pick) Travis Yablonski D OFD 57ovr 3.5 red stars

Round 3
(62nd pick) Eric Westgarth RW PWF 58ovr 3 red stars

Round 4
(92nd pick) Austin Wagner LW TWF 54ovr 2.5 yellow stars

Round 5
(122nd pick) Laurent Boileau D DFD 59ovr 2 yellow stars

Round 6
(152nd pick) Yves Perreault C SNP 58ovr 1 red star

Round 7
(182nd pick) Jussi Turunen D TWD 56ovr 2 red stars

Now her is who left the team this year:

Robert Bieles
Emil Molin
Ryan Button
William Wrenn
Maxime Lagace

Now here is was offered new contracts:

Curtis McKenzie
Scott Glennie
Brock Montgomery
Taylor Peters
Brandon Ranford
Brett Ritchie
Mike Winther
Radek Faska
Gemel Smith
Brandon Troock
Topps Smith
John Klingberg
Troy Vance
Jack Campbell
Chris Nilstorp
Henri Kiviaho
Dustin Jeffrey
Cameron Gaunce
Mike Hedden
Grzegorz Lewandowski

Here is the Players given entry level contracts:

Mathew Barzal
Alex Henriksson
Jacob Jammes
Shawn Mabley

Going into the season here is the Lineup the Knockout's put out:

U. Franzen S. Glennie M. Koules
C. McKenzie M. Barzal T. Smith
D. Jeffrey T. Peters B. Ritchie
M. Hedden Y. Naurov B. Montgomery

J. Honka A. Ekblad
C. Gaunce J. Oleksiak
P. Nemeth J. Klingberg

J. Campbell
C. Nilstorp

H. Kiviaho
G. Lewandowski
A. Lepkowski

The Team went 3-1-2 in the preseason
In the season the team went 33-40-9

Here is the top 5 Point getters in the season:

1. Ulf Franzen 52G 57A 109pts
2. Miles Koules 28G 47A 75pts
3. Scott Glennie 16G 41A 57pts
4. Mathew Barzal 15G 30A 5pts
5. Aaron Ekblad 11G 26A 37pts

At the end of the season these players retired:

Mike Hedden
Chris Nilstorp

When the NHL Awards were handed out these were won:

Art Ross. Ulf Franzen
Hart. Ulf Franzen
Lady Byng Ulf Franzen
Maurice Richard Ulf Franzen

We will update again at the end of the 2018/19 season
 
Capitals hire Gretzky in Surprise Hiring

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Wayne Gretzky is the new President and General Manager of the Washington Capitals. The announcement coming from Capitals ownership earlier today came to the surprise of many around the National Hockey League, as Washington isn't the first City many thought Gretzky would return to the NHL with.

Gretzky announced at the press conference that he has hired Ulf Samuelsson as the new Head Coach of the team. Samuelsson was formerly an assistant coach of the New York Rangers, but also served as one of Gretzky's assistants in Phoenix. This time though, he is the head coach, with The Great One putting the team together.

Shortly After, Gretzky announced his first deal

To Washington; C Mark Letestu, 2014 2nd [CBJ]
To Columbus; RW Troy Brouwer

Gretzky said this of the deal; "Simply a hockey deal, we needed a center and some cap space, while Columbus needed a right winger. We wish Troy all the best in Columbus and are very happy to welcome Mark to the Capitals organization"
 
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