Dynasty Thread Part III

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GAME 1: CGY 3 @ CBJ 0
GAME 2: CGY 3 @ CBJ 1
GAME 3: CGY 0 vs. CBJ 4
GAME 4: CGY 3 vs. CBJ 2 (2OT)
GAME 5: CGY 1 @ CBJ 2
GAME 6: CGY 1 vs. CBJ 3
GAME 7: CGY 4 @ CBJ 3 (OT)

Sean Monahan with the Stanley Cup winning goal


Thank god we won the cup. I didn't go that far to lose.
 
In Year 2016-2017 with the Devils. Cap on. Trades on hard.

E Kane (86) - Toews (93) - Kuznetsov (85)
Boucher (83) - Spezza (88) - Tedenby (85)
Matteau (78) - Henrique (85) - Frolik (83
Klingberg (79) - Stoll (80) - Reid (78)

Hamhuis (87) - Larsson (83)
Greene (84) - Burlon (84)
Coburn (85) - Fayne (81)

Markstrom (86)
McCollum (83)

Top Prospects:

Forwards
McDavid C - 4.5 Green
Mantha RW - 4.5 Yellow
Clarke LW - 4.5 Yellow
Sprong RW - 4.5 Red
Scherbak RW - 4 Green
Gaudreau LW - 4 Red
Lemieux LW - 4 Red

Defence:
Honka - 4.5 Red
Ristolainen - 4 Yellow
Merrill - 4 Yellow

Goalie:
Brodeur - 4 Yellow
 
I'm giving an offline Be-a-GM with write-ups a try. Some notes:
- There are a few ratings/potential changes (Varlamov, Haula, for example).
- I created Jack Eichel, Noah Hanifin, and Andrei Vasilevski.
- Salary cap is on.
- Before going into the GM mode, I demoted some players on teams that were over the cap. Not every team entered under the cap, but it's at least not as bad where Crosby ended up making less than $7 million per season due to the game's adjustments.

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The Vancouver Canucks are in need of a shake-up and a need to get younger. Instead of being a borderline playoff team, the organization is deciding to go for a rebuild. Every player on the roster has been made available. Ryan Kesler has reiterated his trade request to the new management group, so the team will look to move him. The Sedin twins are being shopped around, but they will not waive their no-trade clauses unless they are traded together, proving to be a difficult task given salary cap constraints.

2013 Off-Season

Sedin twins dealt to Senators
The Canucks and Senators pulled off a massive trade prior to the season. Ottawa acquires Daniel Sedin, Henrik Sedin, Mike Santorelli, and Brandon DeFazio from Vancouver in exchange for Kyle Turris, Ales Hemsky, Cody Ceci, and Jared Cowen. With their 1st round pick belonging to the Ducks, the Sens are going all-in this season.

Burrows heads to Habs
The Canadiens acquired Alex Burrows and Jeremy Welsh from the Canucks in exchange for Brian Gionta, Christian Thomas, and a 2014 1st round draft pick. Burrows, often seen as the face of why people dislike the Canucks, was in part moved in an effort to create a more likable team.

Kesler on the move
Ryan Kesler requested a trade from the rebuilding Canucks. Utilizing his no-trade clause, Kesler submitted a 6 team list of teams he would accept a trade to: Anaheim, Chicago, Colorado, Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Tampa Bay. Detroit, Pittsburgh, and Tampa weren't necessarily that interested in the veteran center, leaving 3 ideal destinations. After failed negotiations with the Ducks and the inability to match up on salary cap and assets with the Blackhawks, Kesler was shipped along with Chris Higgins, Henrik Tommernes, and Anton Cederholm in exchange for Ryan O'Reilly, Joey Hishon, Cory Sarich, and a 2014 1st round pick.

Canucks continue making moves
- Canucks trade Dan Hamhuis, Anton Rodin, and Ludwig Blomstrand to Detroit in exchange for Anthony Mantha, Kyle Quincey, Todd Bertuzzi, and 2014 2nd and 4th round picks.

- Vancouver trades Ales Hemsky to Buffalo in exchange for Nikita Zadorov and the Islanders 2014 1st round draft pick.

- Canucks trade Cory Sarich to Nashville for Pontus Aberg and a 2014 3rd round pick.

- Vancouver trades Jason Garrison, Jannik Hansen, 2014 3rd round pick (Nashville) and 2014 4th round pick (Detroit) to NY Islanders for Sebastian Collberg and Anders Lee.

- Canucks trade Brad Richardson, Joacim Eriksson, and 2014 3rd round pick to Dallas for Jack Campbell and Aleksi Makela.

2013-14 Season

The Canucks roll out a new-look lineup for opening night. The team has elected to enter the season without a captain, utilizing Kevin Bieksa, Alex Edler, and Brian Gionta as their 3 alternate captains.

O'Reilly 84 - Turris 86 - (A) Gionta 82
Booth 81 - Lee 79 - Kassian 82
Dalpe 75 - Matthias 80 - Bertuzzi 80
Sestito 73 - Fox 71 - Ferriero 74

(A) Edler 85 - Cowen 84
(A) Bieksa 85 - Tanev 82
Alberts 75 - Quincey 83

Lack 80
Markstrom 80

2014 Trade Deadline

At the trade deadline, the Canucks have performed better than expected thus far this season. The team has a record of 32-27-4 (68 points), 8 points ahead of 9th place St. Louis. The Canucks are not in a position to trade away many of their draft picks in a buyer's mode at the trade deadline, but they also will not be selling off players as originally planned had the team not been in the playoff race.

Revisiting the draft picks from trades made before the season, the Islanders are the 9th best team in the league and the Canadiens are the 10th best. However, despite the acquisition of Ryan Kesler, the Avalanche are sitting in dead last in the league, 6 points behind the Oilers.

End of Regular Season

The Canucks complete a surprisingly good regular season, finishing with a record of 44-33-5, good for 93 points, 5th in the Western Conference, and 2nd in the Pacific Division. Eddie Lack was solid in goal as the starter, while Jacob Markstrom was phenomenal in limited duty as the backup. If Lack falters in the playoffs, Markstrom may get an opportunity.

Looking back at the previously acquired draft picks once again, Montreal was the 6th best team in the league during the regular season, the Islanders were 17th (missing the playoffs), and the Avalanche 28th.

Team leaders:
Goals - Gionta (33)
Assists - Edler (48)
Points - Gionta (64)
+/- - Lee (+12)
PIMs - Bieksa (134)

Goalies:
Lack: 33-31-4, 2.67 GAA, .917 SV%, 7 SO
Markstrom: 11-2-1, 2.02 GAA, .934 SV%, 0 SO

2014 Playoffs

Round 1 vs Los Angeles Kings
Game 1: Canucks win 2-0
Game 2: Canucks win 3-1
Game 3: Kings win 3-2
Game 4: Kings win 4-3
Game 5: Canucks win 4-3
Game 6: Kings win 6-1
Game 7: Canucks win 3-1

Canucks win series 4-3

Round 2 vs Phoenix Coyotes
Game 1: Coyotes win 3-0
Game 2: Canucks win 2-1
Game 3: Canucks win 4-2
Game 4: Canucks win 3-2
Game 5: Canucks win 5-2

Canucks win series 4-1

Round 3 vs Chicago Blackhawks
Game 1: Blackhawks win 4-3
Game 2: Blackhawks win 3-2
Game 3: Canucks win 4-3
Game 4: Canucks win 4-1
Game 5: Blackhawks win 3-0
Game 6: Blackhawks win 2-1

Blackhawks win series 4-2

The Canucks finish off an improbable run to the Western Conference Finals, falling to their old nemesis in the Chicago Blackhawks. The Hawks would go on to lose to the Tampa Bay Lightning in the Stanley Cup Finals.

Team leaders:
Goals - Gionta (9)
Assists - Edler, Bieksa, Matthias (10)
Points - Matthias (16)
+/- - Bieksa (+8)
PIMs - Edler (32)

Goalies:
Lack: 10-5-3, 2.19 GAA, .931 SV%, 1 SO

Awards

Stanley Cup: Tampa Bay Lightning
Presidents' Trophy: Nashville Predators
Campbell Bowl: Chicago Blackhawks
Wales Trophy: Tampa Bay Lightning
Art Ross: Marian Hossa
Hart: Marian Hossa
Norris: Michael Del Zotto
Lady Byng: Marian Hossa
Calder: Evgeny Kuznetsov
Conn Smythe: Ben Bishop
Vezina: Pekka Rinne
Jennings: Ben Bishop
Masterton: Jan Hejda
Selke: Pavel Datsyuk
Lindsay: Pekka Rinne
Richard: Patrick Kane

I will continue on with this tomorrow.
 
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Found maybe the best thing ever to happen to NHL 14.

Go to this forum, http://hfboards.mandatory.com/showthread.php?p=85912061#post85912061

and then follow the instructions. Makes dynasties so much harder but so much more fun!!

I started a dynasty with those rosters and I was wondering how they hold up over time. Do generated prospects 5, 10, 15 years down the road 'break' the rosters? Are salary cap numbers out of whack when players have to resign due to lower attributes? Do stats get or stay realistic? In the one I started, the top 10 scorers in the league for the first season are all on pace to score 100+ points, with the top-3 on pace to score 115-120 points.
 
Did a complete rebuild of the Flames and currently in the playoffs in 2017.

Team is (lines are what they currently are in the playoffs):

Matt Calvert (83) - Jonathan Toews (95) - Max Reinhart (85)
Sven Baertschi (86) - Sean Monahan (83) - Kris Versteeg (80)
Dwight King (81) - Tommy Wingels (82) - Antoine Roussel (80)
Corban Knight (83) - Troy Brouwer (80) - Dale Weise (78)

Mark Giordano (86) - Justin Falk (82)
Joni Pitkanen (85) - Alex Martinez (81)
Troy Brodie (81) - Carlo Colaiacovo (80)

Robin Lehner (85)
Oscar Dansk (84)

Top prospects: Sam Reinhart, AHL (81), Leo Draisaitl, AHL (70), Petr Straka, AHL (75), Julius Honka, AHL (78), Connor McDavid, minors (72)

1st round we went down 0-2 to the Jets, I made the line changes (Knight off the 1st line and to the 2nd line). We won the series 4-3, winning game 7 7-1.

2nd round we went down 0-2 to the Canucks, scoring one goal in those games on home ice. I moved Calvert to the top line, Baertschi down to the 2nd and Knight to the 4th and Roussel to the 3rd. We got a game with 5 goals, but only scored 12 in the 6 game series that we won 4-2.

Had a 3-1 series lead over the Wild in the conference finals, blew it to 3-3 but won game 7 to head to the finals, which I'm currently in now.

Just curious, why are you using Brouwer over Reinhart?
 
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2014 Off-Season

Heading into the 2014 NHL draft, the Canucks hold the 3rd overall selection. The Calgary Flames selected Aaron Ekblad 1st overall, and in a slight surprise, the Anaheim Ducks selected Blake Siebenaler. Vancouver drafted Sam Reinhart 3rd overall after he dropped from his projected 2nd overall position. Prior to the beginning of the 2nd round, the Florida Panthers acquired David Booth in exchange for a 2nd round draft pick (53rd overall).

Draft Results
1 (3): Sam Reinhart (from Colorado)
1 (13): Raphael Maheux (from NYI via Buffalo)
1 (22): Nikita Scherbak (from Montreal)
1 (28): Jakub Vrana
2 (50): Adam Tambellini (from Detroit)
2 (53): Lucas Wallmark (from Florida)
2 (58): Julius Honka
4 (118): Evan Polei
5 (148): Conor Garland
6 (178): Jerret Smith
7 (208): Jesper Pettersson

Free Agency

The Canucks enter July 1st with $25.680 million in cap space. The organization has a need for a 2nd line center, a 2nd line left wing, and depth players in general. The free agent market is highlighted by Andrei Markov, Milan Michalek, Derick Brassard, Andy Greene, and Frans Nielsen.

Signings
- Signed Derick Brassard for 3 years, $4.250 million per year.
- Signed Milan Michalek for 3 years, $5.750 million per season.
- Signed Mason Raymond for 1 year at $2.500 million.
- Signed Chuck Kobasew to a 1 year, $925k 2-way contract.
- Signed prospects Austin Levi, Mikael Wikstrand, and Mike Winther to 2-way deals.

Trades
- Canucks trade Tom Sestito and a 2015 7th round pick to the Flames for a 2015 3rd round pick.

2014-15 Season

After a relatively quiet off-season the featured a couple of notable free agent signings, the Canucks will roll out a lineup that looks fairly similar to the previous season. Cody Ceci graduated up to the NHL full-time and takes the roster spot of the departed Andrew Alberts. Just prior to the season, Kevin Bieksa was named the team captain.

Michalek 85 - Turris 86 - O'Reilly 84
Kassian 82 - Brassard 85 - (A) Gionta 82
Raymond 80 - Matthias 82 - Lee 80
Kobasew 78 - Dalpe 77 - Bertuzzi 80

(A) Edler 85 - Cowen 84
(C) Bieksa 85 - Ceci 82
Tanev 82 - Quincey 83

Lack 83
Markstrom 82

2015 Trade Deadline

At the trade deadline, Vancouver is 35-24-5 (75 points), sitting 4th in the conference and 2nd in the division. This has been a good season already, but the Canucks are kicking the tires on acquiring a new starting goalie. Eddie Lack has been decent as the starter, but he may not be a goalie to rely on for a deep playoff run (although his performance last playoffs suggests otherwise). Rumor has it that Sergei Bobrovsky, Niklas Backstrom, Martin Brodeur, and Evgeni Nabokov are available around the league.

After kicking the tires on Brodeur, the Canucks acquired Sergei Bobrovsky from the Blue Jackets in exchange for Jacob Markstrom, Frankie Corrado, and a 2015 2nd round pick. A pending UFA, Bobrovsky may be the long-term solution in net provided he can be re-signed. Top goalie prospect Jack Campbell is having an abysmal season in the AHL, which is certainly not a good sign given the original plans to have him eventually take over the starting goalie position.

End of Regular Season

After an ugly run after the trade deadline, the Canucks missed the playoffs by 4 points. Their final record was 42-34-6 (90 points).

Team leaders:
Goals - Michalek, Turris (26)
Assists - O'Reilly (42)
Points - O'Reilly (63)
+/- - Cowen (+18)
PIMs - Bieksa (131)

Goalies:
Lack: 32-23-4, 2.56 GAA, .916 SV%, 5 SO
Bobrovsky: 28-25-3, 2.47 GAA, .916 SV%, 5 SO

Awards

Stanley Cup: Nashville Predators
Presidents' Trophy: Philadelphia Flyers
Campbell Bowl: Nashville Predators
Wales Trophy: Carolina Hurricanes
Art Ross: Jonathan Toews
Hart: Corey Perry
Norris: Drew Doughty
Lady Byng: Nicklas Backstrom
Calder: Jonathan Drouin
Conn Smythe: Pekka Rinne
Vezina: Cam Ward
Jennings: Pekka Rinne
Masterton: Anton Volchenkov
Selke: Jonathan Toews
Lindsay: Corey Perry
Richard: Rick Nash

Brian Gionta and Todd Bertuzzi both retire from the Canucks leading up to the draft.
 
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Starting a Sens BAGM at the draft.
RULES:
Cap on
Can only acquire star players off the block or through FA, Or though a star for star trade.

Trades

1st
Spezza
2016 1st
2014 2nd

1st overall
Tanguay

Free Agents Signed:
-Carl Gunnarsson
-Micheal Ryder
-Ron Hainsey
-Nathan Horton
-Keith Alzner (unsigned until i capdump)
-Marcus Kruger
Free Agent trades


Tyler Seguin


Zibanejad
Noeson
a few seconds


Stempniak

Alfredson

2017 first (press on accident :cry:)

Starting Lineup for 2013:

Michalek-Seguin-Horton
Tanguay-Turris-Ryder
Conacher-Smith-Stempniak
Greening-Kruger-Silfverberg

Cowen-Karlsson
Hainsey-Methot
Gunnarsson-Wiercioch

Anderson
Lehner
 
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2017 Lightning
Landeskog 87 - Stamkos 91 - McDavid 88
R. Smith 87 - J. Carter 88 - Kucherov 88
Grabner 85 - Eakin 85 - Callahan 86
Drouin 84- Flippula 85- Chiasson 84

Hedman 89 - Karlsson 90
Gormley 88 - Gudas 86
Brodin 84 - Sustr 84

Bishop 88


Cap is on, on hard
 
2017 Lightning
Landeskog 87 - Stamkos 91 - McDavid 88
R. Smith 87 - J. Carter 88 - Kucherov 88
Grabner 85 - Eakin 85 - Callahan 86
Drouin 84- Flippula 85- Chiasson 84

Hedman 89 - Karlsson 90
Gormley 88 - Gudas 86
Brodin 84 - Sustr 84

Bishop 88


Cap is on, on hard

Do you still have 1st round picks :laugh:
 
Trade deadline trades:

Karlsson

for

Doughty

Hainsey+picks

For

Sbisa

Tanguay
Ceci
pick

for

Kane
Marc Bergeron
1st
 
I started a dynasty with those rosters and I was wondering how they hold up over time. Do generated prospects 5, 10, 15 years down the road 'break' the rosters? Are salary cap numbers out of whack when players have to resign due to lower attributes? Do stats get or stay realistic? In the one I started, the top 10 scorers in the league for the first season are all on pace to score 100+ points, with the top-3 on pace to score 115-120 points.

I'm in year three, and it's a lot better than regular rosters. Makes it harder to compete with certain teams. Lots of guys are over a PPG and lots barely get any during the season. Salary is hard to deal with, as bottom 6 and top 6 D want a lot more. It seems like contract extensions in life have been added to the game, not completely sure though. And yeah they do break the rosters because of the low generated potential, it allows 3rd-6th round picks to crack the roster one day.
 
I'm in year three, and it's a lot better than regular rosters. Makes it harder to compete with certain teams. Lots of guys are over a PPG and lots barely get any during the season. Salary is hard to deal with, as bottom 6 and top 6 D want a lot more. It seems like contract extensions in life have been added to the game, not completely sure though. And yeah they do break the rosters because of the low generated potential, it allows 3rd-6th round picks to crack the roster one day.

How would I get these on PS3? I see the file but there is no explanation.

Lineups for 2014-15

E.Kane-Seguin-Horton
Michalek-Turris-Ryder
Filatov-Smith-Stempniak
Conacher-Da Costa-Silfverberg

Cowen-Doughty
Sbisa-Summers
Alzner-Gelinas

Voukoun
Lehner

Gonna move Seguin and Horton at the draft for picks and a winger, MacKinnon will center the first line, as well as trade Alzner.
 
2017-2018 season is beginning, lineup going in:

Sven Baertschi (86) - Jonathan Toews (94) - Mattias Tedenby (86)
Matt Calvert (83) - Sean Monahan (84) - Max Reinhart (85)
Blake Clarke (84) - Sam Reinhart (84) - Corban Knight (83)
Dwight King (82) - Tommy Wingels (80) - Ben Hanowski (81)

Mark Giordano (85) - Joni Pitkanen (85)
Justin Falk (82) - Kevin Klein (82)
Troy Brodie (81) - Alex Martinez (80)

Robin Lehner (86)
Oscar Dansk (86)

Top prospects (AHL only):
Connor McDavid (82, 4.5 green)
Nate Schmidt (81, 3 green)
Julius Honka (80, 4.5 red)
Petr Straka (77, 3.5 gold)
Artturi Lehkonen (76, 4 red)
Leon Draisaitl (71, 4 gold)

I might consider moving one of my goaltenders next off-season as well as one of the aging defensemen (Pitkanen or Giordano) to get some more good, young pieces moving forward that can be on the main roster immediately. A Lucic type player might be someone I target next summer.

As for this season - time to get Calgary it's 2nd straight cup.
 
Gonna start up a new GM soon haven't been reading this thread in a while so who are some teams that nobody is using?
 
Well, getting the second cup wasn't a success.

We made the playoffs with a record of 44-27-11. Our leaders were Baertschi with 35 goals, Toews and Tedenby tied for 51 assists and Toews led with 81 points.

Our goaltending controversy led to...

Lehner: 47 GP - 20 Wins - 19 Losses - 8 OTL - .921 SV% - 2.38 GAA - 7 SO
Dansk: 37 GP - 24 Wins - 8 Losses - 3 OTL - .921 SV% - 2.27 GAA - 4 SO

Going into the playoffs I decided to start Oscar Dansk. We were against Anaheim.

GAME 1: CGY 2 vs. ANA 0 (CGY leads series 1-0)
GAME 2: CGY 1 vs. ANA 2 (OT) (Series tied 1-1)
GAME 3: CGY 1 @ ANA 3 (ANA leads series 2-1)
GAME 4: CGY 2 @ ANA 3 (OT) (ANA leads series 3-1)

At this point, changes needed to be made, and not in net. Calvert was moved back to the 2nd line after being clutch in the playoffs for us in our cup win, Clarke was moved back to the 3rd line, King was moved up to the 3rd line and Knight was moved down to the 4th line for a second straight playoff run. Monahan and Clarke were also taken off the powerplay in favor of Max Reinhart and Matt Calvert and Martinez was put on the point.

GAME 5: CGY 2 vs. ANA 3 (OT) (ANA wins series 4-1)

And that was that. The powerplay and offense in general killed the Flames in the post-season. 8 goals in 5 games and 2/35 (5.7%) on the powerplay. It made me think if it would have been different if I accepted the deal Phoenix proposed to me that would sent me Boedker.

Anyways, I simmed up to the draft and saw both of Florida's NHL goalies, Luongo and DiPietro retiring, so now I have to decide who to deal between Dansk and Lehner as well as other moves to make.

Who should I deal between Lehner and Dansk and what other guys should I move? It's obvious I need more offense (my roster is a few posts up).
 
About 11 season's into my Florida Panthers Be A GM Fantasy Draft franchise I've found out that to have the best PP's and such it's best to have specialists. I have William Nylander, 84ov. Monster on the PP because his offensive awareness is ~95. I also have some Larsson defender that has the highest offensive awareness on my team that has Drouin and Kucherov on it. He kills it on the PP despite being a 81ov.

I usually load my 4th and 3rd line with defensive specialists. Players that have high defensive awareness. Brought lots of success to my team using that formula.
 
Well, getting the second cup wasn't a success.

We made the playoffs with a record of 44-27-11. Our leaders were Baertschi with 35 goals, Toews and Tedenby tied for 51 assists and Toews led with 81 points.

Our goaltending controversy led to...

Lehner: 47 GP - 20 Wins - 19 Losses - 8 OTL - .921 SV% - 2.38 GAA - 7 SO
Dansk: 37 GP - 24 Wins - 8 Losses - 3 OTL - .921 SV% - 2.27 GAA - 4 SO

Going into the playoffs I decided to start Oscar Dansk. We were against Anaheim.

GAME 1: CGY 2 vs. ANA 0 (CGY leads series 1-0)
GAME 2: CGY 1 vs. ANA 2 (OT) (Series tied 1-1)
GAME 3: CGY 1 @ ANA 3 (ANA leads series 2-1)
GAME 4: CGY 2 @ ANA 3 (OT) (ANA leads series 3-1)

At this point, changes needed to be made, and not in net. Calvert was moved back to the 2nd line after being clutch in the playoffs for us in our cup win, Clarke was moved back to the 3rd line, King was moved up to the 3rd line and Knight was moved down to the 4th line for a second straight playoff run. Monahan and Clarke were also taken off the powerplay in favor of Max Reinhart and Matt Calvert and Martinez was put on the point.

GAME 5: CGY 2 vs. ANA 3 (OT) (ANA wins series 4-1)

And that was that. The powerplay and offense in general killed the Flames in the post-season. 8 goals in 5 games and 2/35 (5.7%) on the powerplay. It made me think if it would have been different if I accepted the deal Phoenix proposed to me that would sent me Boedker.

Anyways, I simmed up to the draft and saw both of Florida's NHL goalies, Luongo and DiPietro retiring, so now I have to decide who to deal between Dansk and Lehner as well as other moves to make.

Who should I deal between Lehner and Dansk and what other guys should I move? It's obvious I need more offense (my roster is a few posts up).

I'm sure the Flames won't be Dansk-ing after that loss :sarcasm:
 
I have good offensive players, especially in the system, but I don't get why they're not scoring goals in the playoffs. When it matters most, they don't score that much. Even when we won the cup, we weren't scoring more than 2.25 GF/PG iirc.
 
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