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Do a team never touched by Dynasties...NYR, DET, LA, and SJS rarely are ever done.
Dynasty Thread Part III
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Do a team never touched by Dynasties...NYR, DET, LA, and SJS rarely are ever done.
Perhaps a Fantasy Draft..not a HUGE challenge, but I haven't seen many of them.
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@PenguinsNHL-Pens are 22-6-1 so far this year. #Going hard
@PenguinsNHL-Pens have picked up F Tommy Wingels [78, 3.5*] off of waivers from the @SharksNHL. #Waivers
@PenguinsNHL-Pens have picked up F Cory Emmerton [77,3 3*] off of waivers from the @WingsNHL. #Pickups
@PenguinsNHL-Pens have picked up F Tommy Wingels [78, 3.5*] off of waivers from the @SharksNHL. #Waivers
@PenguinsNHL-Pens have picked up F Cory Emmerton [77,3 3*] off of waivers from the @WingsNHL. #Pickups
I haven't done a write up yet, still in Season 1. Trying to drop Richards contract is brutal
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. At least you make out $1 million better.
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Hello Everyone and welcome to the New York Rangers 2013/14 Season Revue. We start at the Draft where the Rangers made a deal with Nashville.
To Nashville Derek Stephan, Marty St Louis
To NYR 2013 1st round pick (4th) Taylor Beck, Rich Clune
Then there was the Draft:
Round 1
(4th overall pick via NSH) Miles Koules RW TWF 51ovr 3.5 yellow stars
Round 2
No Picks
Round 3
(62nd overall pick via FLA) Devan Faford D DFD 50ovr 3 yellow stars
(64th overall pick via NSH) Brandon MaGee RW PLY 55ovr 3 yellow stars
(74th overall pick via CBJ) Jake Marchment C PWF 53ovr 3 yellow stars
Round 4
(109th overall pick) Patrick Urbanec D TWD 48ovr 3 red stars
Round 5
No picks
Round 6
(169th overall pick) Raphael Lafontaine C SNP 52ovr 2.5 red stars
Round 7
No Picks
When July 1st hit thee was a trade with Columbus
To Columbus Danny Kristo
To NY Rangers Kerby Rychel
Here is who they signed as free Agents
Topps Smith
Johan Hedberg
At the beginning of the season this was the line up the Rangers put out
R. Nash. B. Richards. M. Zuccarello
C. Hagelin. D. Brassard. B. Pouliot
D. Carcillo. D. Moore. D. Dorrsett
D. Powe. B. Boyal. R. Clune
R. McDonagh. M. Stall
K. Klein. D. Girardi
R. Diaz A. Stralman
H. Lundqvist
C. Talbot.
The Team played well, and at the trade deadline the team didn't make a move, but claimed James Sheppard off Waivers from San Jose. The team went 44-32-6 which showed them to the playoffs. But before we get to the playoffs, lets see who led the team in points in the season.
1. Rick Nash 33G 38A 71pts
2. Carl Hagelin 21G 33A 54pts
3. Brad Richards 16G 34A 50pts
4. Derek Brassard 18G 27A 45pts
5. Mark Staal 7G 31A 38pts
Now lets look at the playoffs.
Round 1 VS Pittsburgh (PIT)
Game 1
4-1 PIT
Game 2
5-1 PIT
Game 3
4-1 PIT
Game 4
2-1 NYR
Game 5
5-2 PIT
Pittsburgh Wins series 4-1
That did it for the Rangers in the season. Stay tuned for the 2014/15 Season Revue.
To Nashville Derek Stephan, Marty St Louis
To NYR 2013 1st round pick (4th) Taylor Beck, Rich Clune
Then there was the Draft:
Round 1
(4th overall pick via NSH) Miles Koules RW TWF 51ovr 3.5 yellow stars
Round 2
No Picks
Round 3
(62nd overall pick via FLA) Devan Faford D DFD 50ovr 3 yellow stars
(64th overall pick via NSH) Brandon MaGee RW PLY 55ovr 3 yellow stars
(74th overall pick via CBJ) Jake Marchment C PWF 53ovr 3 yellow stars
Round 4
(109th overall pick) Patrick Urbanec D TWD 48ovr 3 red stars
Round 5
No picks
Round 6
(169th overall pick) Raphael Lafontaine C SNP 52ovr 2.5 red stars
Round 7
No Picks
When July 1st hit thee was a trade with Columbus
To Columbus Danny Kristo
To NY Rangers Kerby Rychel
Here is who they signed as free Agents
Topps Smith
Johan Hedberg
At the beginning of the season this was the line up the Rangers put out
R. Nash. B. Richards. M. Zuccarello
C. Hagelin. D. Brassard. B. Pouliot
D. Carcillo. D. Moore. D. Dorrsett
D. Powe. B. Boyal. R. Clune
R. McDonagh. M. Stall
K. Klein. D. Girardi
R. Diaz A. Stralman
H. Lundqvist
C. Talbot.
The Team played well, and at the trade deadline the team didn't make a move, but claimed James Sheppard off Waivers from San Jose. The team went 44-32-6 which showed them to the playoffs. But before we get to the playoffs, lets see who led the team in points in the season.
1. Rick Nash 33G 38A 71pts
2. Carl Hagelin 21G 33A 54pts
3. Brad Richards 16G 34A 50pts
4. Derek Brassard 18G 27A 45pts
5. Mark Staal 7G 31A 38pts
Now lets look at the playoffs.
Round 1 VS Pittsburgh (PIT)
Game 1
4-1 PIT
Game 2
5-1 PIT
Game 3
4-1 PIT
Game 4
2-1 NYR
Game 5
5-2 PIT
Pittsburgh Wins series 4-1
That did it for the Rangers in the season. Stay tuned for the 2014/15 Season Revue.
Calvin Pickard making a glove save Saturday night against the Stars
The Colorado Avalanche made some big moves to put them over the top, but so far things haven't necessarily gone as well as planned. But thats not to say things have gone bad either. They sit 4th in their division, with a 30-18-7 record. The division this year is extremely tight though. With one win, they could be sitting atop the division. Unlike last year, the team has been healthy, except Travis Hamonic, who has suffered multiple injuries throughout the season. And now, there are rumours swirling around that the Avs may be shopping Varlamov, with the emergence of Calvin Pickard, who has been stellar this season, post a 19-6-0 record with a GAA of 1.76 and a SV% of .941.
Colorado Avalanche leaders
M.Duchene|29 Assists
M.Duchene|50 Points
E.Johnson|+25
E.Johnson|86 PIMS
C.Pickard|19 Wins
Lines im going with
Landeskog-Duchene-Moulson
Grabner-Mackinnon-Simmonds
Wellwood-Bolland-Kulemin
Gillies-Mitchell-McLaren
Hamuis-Johnson
Yandle-Hamonic
Barrie-Wilson
Pickard
Varlamov
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Round 1 Letdown for President Throphy winning Penguins
vs.
Rosters-
Kunitz [89]-Crosby [99]-Neal [90]
Jokinen [84]-Malkin [95]-Bennett [83]
Stempniak [82]-Sutter [83]-Dupuis [84]
Gibbons [77]-Goc [81]-Wingels [78]
Scratched: Emmerson [77], Ebbett [76]
Maatta [84]-Letang [89]
Bortuzzo [78]-Niskanen [84]
Engelland [79]-Dumolin [75]
Fluery [89]
Voukoun [84]
Zetterberg [90]-Datsyuk [95]-Nyquist [87]
Alfredsson [83]-Legwand [84]-Franzen [85]
Abdelkader [82]-Helm [84]-Bertuzzi [80]
Miller [79]-D'Agistini [79]-Samuelsson [79]
Kronwall [89]-Quincey [83]
Ericsson [82]-Kindl [82]
Weiss [81]-Cleary [80]
Howard [88]
Mrazek [76]
Game 1-
Final:
4-0
Detroit takes Game 1
PIT: None
DET: Nyquist [1], Datsyuk [1], Franzen [1], Alfredsson [1]
Goalies:
Howard vs. Voukoun
Detroit Leads series 1-0
Game 2-
Final:
4-0
Detroit takes Game 2
PIT: None
DET: Legwand [1], Datsyuk [2], Quincey [1], Kindl [1]
Goalies:
Howard vs. Fluery
Detroit Leads series 2-0
Game 3-
Final:
2-0
Detroit takes Game 3
PIT: None
DET: Quincey [2], Kindl [2]
Goalies:
Fluery vs. Howard
Detroit Leads Series 3-0
Game 4-
Final:
3-2
Pittsburgh takes Game 1
PIT: Crosby [1], Sutter [1], Goc [1]
DET: Alfredsson [2], Zetterberg [1]
Goalies:
Fluery vs. Howard
Detroit Leads Series 3-1
Game 5-
Final:
3-1
Penguins take Game 5
PIT: Stempniak [1], Bennett [1], Jokinen [1]
DET: Helm [1]
Goalies:
Fluery vs. Howard
Detroit Leads Series 3-2
Game 6-
Final:
7-1
Penguins take Game 6
PIT: Crosby [2], Neal [1], Bennett [2], Despres [1], Kunitz [1], Neal [2], Dupuis [1]
DET: Nyquist [2]
Goalies:
Fluery vs. Howard
Series tied at 3-3
Game 7-
Final:
2-0
Detroit takes Game 7 and the Series
PIT: Neal [3], Jokinen [2], Malkin [1]
DET: Bertuzzi [2], Legwand [4], Datsyuk [3], D'Agistini [1]
Goalies:
Fluery vs. Howard
Detroit Wins Series 4-3
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Cheveldayoff, Maurice Fired, Hunter Bros Hired
[Winnipeg, MB] - The Winnipeg Jets have cleaned house. The team has announced the firing of GM Kevin Cheveldayoff today, and also said that Paul Maurice will not get an extension. Instead, they have hired Mark Hunter as General Manager and Dale Hunter as head coach.
"We are extremely happy to be apart of this organization. The fans here are exceptional, and we want to build a team that they can cheer for. These fans deserve the playoffs" Said Mark Hunter.
"We put people in place in London that we are comfortable with. We will check in on them during the season, but our main focus is this team and making them successful." said Dale Hunter, when asked about the London Knights.
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Hunters Make First Trade as Pre-Season Looms
Hunters Make First Trade as Pre-Season Looms
[Winnipeg, MB] - The Winnipeg Jets have announced they have traded Michael Frolik, Grant Clitsome and a 2016 3rd to the San Jose in exchange for Chris Tierney and Tommy Wingels.
"Chris is obviously a guy we know a lot about. He plays for the Knights and is a kid we wanted under our control. We think he has the potential to be a key forward for this team in the future. Wingels is a young guy we really wanted. He is a solid two way player and we are very happy to have him."
Tommy Wingels played in 42 games last season, notching 13 points.
Frolik played in 45 games last season, only getting 10 points, while Clitsome played in 44 games and got 16 points.
@TSNBobMcKenzie Mar 4 : NYI shopping Okposo, Chi shopping Kane. Could be a big deadline
@Real_Lebrun Mar 4: Avs have serious interest in Okposo. NYI like Varlamov. Something could be worked out
@TSNBobMcKenzie Mar 4: Islanders and Avs close to a deal. No word on whether or not it involves Okposo
@DarrenDreger Mar 4: Varlamov has been traded. No word on where. Possibly to NYI.
@Real_Lebrun Mar 4: Okposo to Avs. Varlamov to NYI. More pieces from Avs going to NYI.
@DarrenDreger Mar 4: Varlamov, McCann, 2 firsts, Grabner to NYI.
@PeirreMcGure Mar 4: WHAT A TRADE BY THE AVS. THIS MY SECOND FAVORITE TIME OF THE YEAR. CANT WAIT UNTIL DRAFT DAY!!!!!1!!
@Real_Lebrun Mar 4: Avs have serious interest in Okposo. NYI like Varlamov. Something could be worked out
@TSNBobMcKenzie Mar 4: Islanders and Avs close to a deal. No word on whether or not it involves Okposo
@DarrenDreger Mar 4: Varlamov has been traded. No word on where. Possibly to NYI.
@Real_Lebrun Mar 4: Okposo to Avs. Varlamov to NYI. More pieces from Avs going to NYI.
@DarrenDreger Mar 4: Varlamov, McCann, 2 firsts, Grabner to NYI.
@PeirreMcGure Mar 4: WHAT A TRADE BY THE AVS. THIS MY SECOND FAVORITE TIME OF THE YEAR. CANT WAIT UNTIL DRAFT DAY!!!!!1!!
Trade Deadline
HOUR 1
NYI: Grabner, 2015 1st (FLA), 2015 1st (COL), J.McCann, S.Varlamov
COL: K.Okposo, 2015 4th, 2015 5th
MON: S.Eminger
CHI: P.Holland
HOUR 2
WSH: A.Greene
NJD: 2016 1st (WSH), Eric Fehr
HOUR 3
No trades
HOUR 4
No trades
HOUR 5
No trades
2019-2020 Regular Season Preview
The Buffalo Sabres are coming into the Regular Season on a high note, going 6-0-1 in Preseason. Nikita Kucherov was the leading scorer getting 6 goals and 7 assists (13 points). Just a day before the Regular Season was set to start, a big trade was made. In that trade, the Sabres shipped away a struggling foward. GM Nutjob held a press conference for the trade.
"Thank you all for coming. I have gathered everyone here to announce a trade. I strongly believe this transaction will contribute to our success her in Buffalo for many years to come. With that said, let's take a look at the trade."
acquire: Jonathan Drouin, 2020 1st Round Pick (TBL)
acquire: Taylor Hall, 2020 4th Round Pick (PIT)"So there it is. We would like to give a warm welcome to Jonathan Drouin to the Buffalo Sabres. We're all sad to see Taylor Hall go, but it had to be done. We would also like to thank Taylor for his hard work here in Buffalo."
Lines going into Regular Season
Darcy Whitaker (88) - Jonathan Huberdeau (88) - Nikita Kucherov (91)
Jonathan Drouin (85) - Connor McDavid (88) - William Nylander (84)
Nikita Scherbak (84) - Brandon Sutter (83) - Hayden McCool (84)
Adam Erne (82) - Alex Henriksson (82) - Shane Miele (83)
Rory Antonio (89) - Ryan McDonagh (88)
Nicolas Meloche (86) - Aaron Ekblad (87)
Jamie McBain (84) - Dougie Hamilton (85)
Tim McCollum (86)
Andrey Makarov (84)
2018-2019 Season Awards (Since I forgot..I forget this a lot, don't I?)
Stanley Cup: Edmonton Oilers
Presidents’ Trophy: Buffalo Sabres
Clarence S. Campbell: Edmonton Oilers
Prince of Wales: Ottawa Senators
Art Ross: Reilly Smith (Boston Bruins)
Hart Memorial: Reilly Smith (Boston Bruins)
James Norris: Aaron Ekblad (Buffalo Sabres)
Lady Byng: Reilly Smith (Boston Bruins)
Calder Memorial: Bedrich Janikin (Toronto Maple Leafs)
Conn Smythe: Patrick Kane (Edmonton Oilers)
Vezina: Tim McCollum (Buffalo Sabres)
William M. Jennings: Tim McCollum (Buffalo Sabres)
Bill Masterton: Justin Faulk (Carolina Hurricanes)
Frank J. Selke: Jonathan Toews (Chicago Blackhawks)
Ted Lindsay: Tim McCollum (Buffalo Sabres)
Maurice Richard: Jakub Voracek (Philadelphia Flyers)
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2014-15 NHL Season - November Update:
Brian Burke traded D Raphael Maheux to Toronto for G Eric Brassard
November began with the Philadelphia Flyers trading for a high end goalie prospect.
To
D Raphael Maheux, 51 overall, 18, 3.5 Green
To
G Eric Brassard, 46 overall, 19, 4.5 Yellow
"We were very high on Eric at the draft last year, we tried to acquire another 1st round pick to draft him but were unable to do so, I wish Raphael the best of luck in Toronto's organization." - GM Brian Burke.
Injuries:
On November 16th in a 5-2 win over the St. Louis Blues, Captain Claude Giroux was lost to injury as he suffered a concussion. He is not expected back in the line-up until February 1st 2015.
Center Peter Regin was injured with a broken foot on November 21st and isn't expected back until December 11th. Stephane Da Costa was called up from Adirondack to fill in.
Overall Record: 14-8-1, 8th in NHL, 5th in Eastern Conference, 3rd in Metropolitan Division
Team Stats - November:
Record: 10-4-1
Goals For: 66, 2nd in NHL
Goals Against: 63, 22nd in NHL
Power Play: 16.8% (18/107), 12th in NHL
Penalty Kill: 86.7% (72/83), 10th in NHL
Leading Scorers - Philadelphia Flyers (Top 10):
Jakub Voracek|23|13|8|21
Claude Giroux|17|8|12|20
Brayden Schenn|23|6|14|20
Sean Couturier|20|5|10|15
Brandon Gormley|22|4|10|14
Oliver Ekman-Larsson|24|3|10|13
Ben Hanowski|24|8|4|12
Evander Kane|23|2|9|11
Scott Hartnell|23|6|5|11
Kimmo Timonen|23|2|9|11
Goaltenders - Philadelphia Flyers:
Steve Mason|17|2.54|0.914|1|11|3|1
Alex Stalock|9|2.93|0.903|0|3|5|0
Leading Scorers - NHL (Top 5):
James van Riemsdyk|Toronto|22|14|15|29
Alexander Ovechkin|Washington|22|15|12|27
Jonathan Toews|Chicago|20|9|17|25
Phil Kessel|Toronto|22|13|12|25
Joe Thornton|San Jose|22|4|20|24
Goaltending Leaders - NHL (Top 5):
Pekka Rinne|Nashville|16|1.43|0.945|3|12|4|0
Jimmy Howard|Detroit|18|2.16|0.929|4|12|5|1
Steve Mason|Philadelphia|17|2.54|0.914|1|11|3|1
Carey Price|Montreal|18|2.19|0.928|1|11|6|1
Niklas Backstrom|Minnesota|20|2.54|0.919|0|11|8|0
Eastern Conference Standings:
1|Montreal|31
2|Pittsburgh|30
3|Boston|29
4|New Jersey|29
5| Philadelphia |29
6|Buffalo|29
7|Tampa Bay|28
8|Detroit|27
9|NY Rangers|25
10|Washington|21
11|NY Islanders|20
12|Toronto|20
13|Carolina|20
14|Columbus|20
15|Florida|18
16|Ottawa|15
Western Conference Standings:
1|Calgary|31
2|Nashville|30
3|Chicago|29
4|Vancouver|28
5|Minnesota|26
6|Anaheim|25
7|Winnipeg|24
8|St. Louis|24
9|Los Angeles|23
10|Phoenix|22
11|San Jose|21
12|Edmonton|18
13|Dallas|18
14|Colorado|13
Up Next: December Update
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Is there a way to turn off the Scouting notifications when simulating? Can I just set it to automatic rather than having to press continue all the time?
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No, unfortunately. It does get in the way when you are trying to simulate through large chunks of the season.
You can just leave the scouting alone and your scout will go do his own thing, but if you've already been interrupted by him you might as well take the 5-10 seconds to send him somewhere.
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Lineup:
Rajala (82)-Giroux C (90)- Oshie A (84)
Scheifele (87)- Drouin (90)- MacDonald* (82)
Beleskey (82)- E Staal (87)- Sprong* (82)
Haula (81)- B Boyle (78)- Read (82)
E Johnson (89)- S Jones A (89)
R Murray (87)- Myers (87)
Ramage (80)- Honka (81)
Dansk (86)
McCollum (81)
* denotes rookie
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2014-15 NHL Season - December Update:
December and November have been very good for the Philadelphia Flyers after a slow start in October as they've gone 20-8-1 in the two month span. The offseason acquisitions of Oliver Ekman-Larsson, Brandon Gormley, and TJ Brennan have made the D-core much more mobile than it was last year. Steve Mason has drastically improved on his awful 2013-14 campaign as well.
"Ed expected us to win 39 games this year and we're already halfway there after 35 games, that being said there's always room for improvement if it makes sense for us to do so." - GM Brian Burke
Injuries:
No significant injuries in December
Overall Record: 24-12-1, 49 points, 3rd in NHL, 3rd in Eastern Conference, 1st in Metropolitan Division.
Team Stats - December:
Record: 10-4-0
Goals For: 105, 4th in NHL
Goals Against: 86, 8th in NHL
Power Play: 16.4% (28/171), 14th in NHL
Penalty Kill: 86.8% (132/152), 8th in NHL
Leading Scorers - Philadelphia Flyers (Top 10):
Jakub Voracek|37|19|19|37
Brayden Schenn|36|9|20|29
Sean Couturier|34|9|18|27
Brandon Gormley|34|7|15|22
Oliver Ekman-Larsson|38|5|17|22
Evander Kane|37|8|14|22
Claude Giroux|17|8|12|20
Scott Hartnell|37|9|10|19
Kimmo Timonen|37|3|13|16
Goaltenders - Philadelphia Flyers:
Steve Mason|28|2.15|0.926|2|18|5|1
Alex Stalock|14|2.55|0.916|1|6|7|0
Leading Scorers - NHL (Top 5):
Alexander Ovechkin|Washington|37|24|15|39
Jakub Voracek|Philadelpha|37|19|19|38
Sidney Crosby|Pittsburgh|37|14|23|37
Jeff Skinner|Carolina|37|20|17|37
James van Riemsdyk|Toronto|34|15|22|37
Goaltending Leaders - NHL (Top 5):
Pekka Rinne|Nashville|26|1.54|0.942|5|19|7|0
Tukka Rask|Boston|29|2.66|0.912|1|18|10|1
Steve Mason|Philadelphia|28|2.15|0.926|2|18|5|1
Carey Price|Montreal|26|2.16|0.929|2|18|7|1
Ben Bishop|Tampa Bay|24|1.67|0.942|3|16|6|1
Eastern Conference Standings:
1|Montreal|51
2|Tampa Bay|50
3| Philadelphia |49
4|Boston|45
5|NY Rangers|44
6|Pittsburgh|42
7|New Jersey|41
8|Buffalo|41
9|Detroit|38
10|NY Islanders|36
11|Florida|34
12|Toronto|33
13|Carolina|33
14|Washington|33
15|Ottawa|32
16|Columbus|32
Western Conference Standings:
1|Nashville|48
2|Chicago|45
3|Anaheim|44
4|Minnesota|44
5|Calgary|42
6|Los Angeles|39
7|Vancouver|39
8|Phoenix|38
9|Dallas|37
10|St. Louis|37
11|Edmonton|33
12|San Jose|33
13|Winnipeg|30
14|Colorado|29
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