Dynasty Thread Part III

[Yung Rotini]

START 2016-2017 SEASON

DRAFT DAY
15th: Kristjan Jillson
LW, PLY, 3.5 gold

TRADES

Matt Stajan (80)


2017 2nd



Eric Gryba (84)
Pat Seiloff (65, 22 years old, 3.5 gold)
2017 Calgary 2nd
2017 Calgary 4th


JVR (86)



2017 Calgary 3rd


Brandon Saad (82 OVR, 23 years old, 4 stars gold)


I was looking to shake things up a bit this off-season, I felt I got younger and better

I capped off the off-season by signing Latislav Smid who I had traded last year to a 3 year, 4 mil per deal. Smid is 29 years old and is an 84 overall.


Although the big loss was Brian McGrattan, he retired

2016-2017 ROSTER
Baertschi (86) - Schenn (87) - JVR (86)
Gaudreau (81) - Monahan (83) - Colborne (82)
Glencross (83) - Knight (85) - Saad (82)
Hudler (83) - Backlund (80) - Reinhart (80)
Wolf (74) - Bouma (74)

Brodie (86) - Giordano (87)
Josi (85) - Franson (84)
Smid (84) - Dumolin (79)

Ramo (82) - Ortio (78)

MOST POTENTIAL
Gaudreau - 4.5 gold
Sven - 4.5 gold
Schenn - 4.5 gold
Monahan 4.5 gold
Honka - 4.5 red
Brodie - 4 green
Klimchuk 4 green
Poirier - 4 green
Kylington - 4 gold
Dal Colle - 4 gold
Fleury - 4 gold
Zacha - 4 gold
DeAngleo - 4 gold
Saad - 4 red
Jankowski - 4 red
Josi - 3.5 green
Wotherspoon - 3.5 greeen
Jillson - 3.5 gold
6 others at 3.5 gold
5 at 3.5 red
2 at 3 green
3 at 3 yellow

Did Saad's value drop that much? Wow.

 

[ToppsSmith]

Welcome to the 2015/16 Season review for the Boston Bruins. The season started in the offseason as the Boston Bruins won the draft Lottery moving their pick from
4th to 1st. They also held the 17th pick in the draft, so lets see what GM Cameron did:

Round 1
(1st pick) Conner McDavid 72ovr 4.5 green stars
(17th pick) Viktor Arkhipov 56ovr 3.5 yellow stars

Round 2
(34th pick) Norbert Sinziger D DFD 59ovr 3.5 yellow stars

Round 3
(64th pick) Noah Bushwell PWF RW 50ovr 3 yellow stars

Round 4
(94th pick) Jason Bell D OFD 47ovr 2.5 yellow stars

Round 5
(124th pick) Cameron Lizotte D DFD 46ovr 2.5 red stars

Round 6
(154th pick) Vytal Cote RW TWF 47ovr 2 yellow stars

Round 7
(184th pick) Justin Lemeke D DFD 50ovr 2.5 red stars

Now we move to the re-sign phase of the off season, and here are the players who decided to leave the team:

Matt Lindblad
Justin Florek
Jared Knight
Alexander Fallstrom
Blake Parlett
Tommy Cross
David Warsofsky
Zack Trotman
Adam Morrison
David Schlemko

Now here are the players who received new contracts with the Bruins:

David Krejci 4yrs 6.125
Marcel Goc 1yr 2.065
Sven Baertschi 2yrs 3.480
David Booth 2yrs 1.950
Jordan Caron 1yr 0.950
Dougie Hamilton 2yrs 2.870
Adam McQuaid 2yrs 2.240
Niklas Svedberg 2yrs 0.800
Paul Bassonnette 1yr 0.870
Matt Fraser 2yrs 1.315
Tyler Randell 2yrs 0.650
Ryan Spooner 1yr 0.580
Peter Cehlarik 1yr 0.575
Joe Morrow 2yrs 0.715

Now here are the rookies who were offered Entry Level contracts:

Jordan Subban 3yrs 0.800
Tyler Hill 3yrs 0.575
Tomas Pavelka 3yrs 0.575
Sam Fioretti 3yrs 0.625
Mads Eller 3yrs 0.575

With the players signed it was time For GM Neil Cameron to look to July 1st at free agency. Here is who GM Cameron inked to contracts:

Theo Peckham(80) 2yrs 2.125
Jesse Blacker(74) 1yr 0.655
Kurtis Foster(78) 1yr 0.945
Raphael Diaz(77) 1yr 0.835
Peter Budaj(78) 1yr 1.195

With that finished here is the lineup the Boston Bruins fielded when the season began:

B. Marchand(85) D. Krejci(86) L. Eriksson(84)
S. Baertschi(84) M. Santorelli(80) Z. Kassian(83)
N. Niederreiter(81) M. Goc(80) D. Booth(80)
P. Eaves(79) G. Campbell(77) S. Bernier(76)

D. Seidenberg(86) D. Hamilton(84)
T. Peckham(80) C. Ceci(84)
T. Krug(79) A. McQuaid(80)

T. Rask(85)
R. Emery(80)

P. Bissonnette(73)
K. Foster(78)
P. Budaj (78)

During the season GM Cameron made a claim on waivers of Corbin Knight from Calgary. The Bruins finished the season with a record of 42-31-9 which gave them a playoff birth.

Here is How the Bruins made out in the playoffs as they took on Philadelphia in Round 1:

Round 1

Game 1
2-1 Flyers

Game 2
3-2 Bruins

Game 3
4-0 Flyers

Game 4
3-1 Flyers

Game 5
6-3 Flyers

As the Bruins were taken out in the first round, it was announced that GM Cameron renewed his contract as GM for another three years.

Here is who lead the team in points this year:

1. Brad Marchand 21G 31A 52pts
2. Mike Santorelli 16G 30A 46pts
3. Zack Kassian 17G 28A 45pts
4. Loui Eriksson 25G 20A 45pts
5. Sven Baertschi 16G 24A 40pts

We will update again at the end of the 2016/17 season.

 

[Pirate King Luffy]

Did a Be A GM mode with a friend. We both started off with Detroit, and after 3 seasons I have 2 cups and he has none. The first season I won the cup.

2013/2014 Subtractions and Additions

-Claimed Carl Gunnarson of waivers
-Traded 2013 2nd and Zach Natasiuk for Ryan Whitney
-Traded Legwand for Erhoff in a swap
-Traded Cleary for Frazer Mclaren and 4th
-Traded Betuzzi to Edmonton for Minny 4th

Finshed the season with 99 points

Beat Ottawa in 5 games in round 1
Beat Boston in 7 Games in round 2
Beat Montreal in 6 in round 3
Beat San Jose in 7 games to win the cup

Drafted Sam Bennett wight 30th overall pick (72 Over, 4*gold)

Resign phase

Released Whtney to FA and that was my only move and resigned everybody else back

2014/2015

Team did terrible this season finishing with 77 points and made some trades to try and salvage the season.

-Traded Franzen + 2nd for Roman Josi
- Traded Jurco, 2016 1st, Carl Gunnarson and 2016 2nd for Evander Kane
- Claimed Mattias Ekholm off waivers from Nashville
- Claimed Killorn from Tampa

Finshed 5th last in the league. Thought I had the 5th pick going into the draft, but I got really lucky winning the lottery.

Drafted Connor McDavid with the 1st overall pick. (72 ovr, 4.5*Green)

Datsyuk and Alfie retired causing Darren Helm to become the number 1C.

With the new ap space the Wings signed Free Agent Marc Staal

2015/2016

Lineup going into the season went as :

Zetterberg(90) - Helm(84) - Nyquist(83)

Kane(86) - Andersson(82) - Tatar(79)

Miller(77) - Sheahan(84) - Abdelkader(82)

Tootoo(77) - Killorn(78) - Glendening (75)

Kronwall(89) - Staal(87)

Erhoff(84) - Smith (87)

Quincey(83) - Josi(84)

Scratches: Ericsson,

Howard(86)
Gustavsson(78)

Due to injuries I ended up with Mantha(75) in the lineup on the 3rd line and Adreas Athainisou(69).

finished the season with 95 points

Playoffs

Beat Ottawa in 7 Games in the first round
Beat Montreal in 6 games in the 2nd round
Beat Boston in 5 Games in 3rd round
Beat Nashville in 7 games to win the Stanley Cup

Also Grand Rapids won the Calder as well, good year for the organization.

Did not draft until 3rd round.

In resign phase and let go of Abdelkader and Miller, everyone else is coming back.

Doing Season 4 later tonight.

 

[CrazyPucker27]

[size=+2]Bylsma and Shero out[/size]

Dan Bylsma and Ray Shero have both been fired. The Pittsburgh Penguins fire the duo after failing to make it past the second round in the 2014 playoffs. Replacements expected to be named soon.

 

[CrazyPucker27]

[size=+2]Gretzky and Brisson join Pens' staff[/size]

Wayne Gretzky and Pat Brisson have been hired to fill the void of head coach and GM after both Dan Bylsma and Ray Shero were fired. Gretzky is the greatest player to ever play the game, and has head coaching experience with Phoenix. Brisson was the game's top player agent and this will be his first stint as an NHL GM. Pat has already made two blockbuster trades, acquiring who will be Crosby's new winger for a very long time. Moves made are below:

To Pittsburgh: LW Alex Ovechkin, RW Evgeny Kuznetsov, D Madison Bowey
To Washington: C Evgeni Malkin, LW Beau Bennett, D Derrick Pouliot, 2015 1st rounder

To Pittsburgh: C Jonathan Huberdeau
To Florida: LW Chris Kunitz

"These moves help us now and in the future. We now have the two best hockey players in the world (Crosby, Ovechkin), more scoring depth with a lot of potential (Huberdeau, Kuznetsov), and a very solid prospect in Madison Bowey. It's tough to give up Malkin but you have to give to get. Kunitz will get a lot more icetime in Florida and we wish him well. The team is trying to get into the top 10 of this year's draft, our current pick is 30th." said Brisson.

 

[iFishyHD]

[size=+2]Gretzky and Brisson join Pens' staff[/size]

Wayne Gretzky and Pat Brisson have been hired to fill the void of head coach and GM after both Dan Bylsma and Ray Shero were fired. Gretzky is the greatest player to ever play the game, and has head coaching experience with Phoenix. Brisson was the game's top player agent and this will be his first stint as an NHL GM. Pat has already made two blockbuster trades, acquiring who will be Crosby's new winger for a very long time. Moves made are below:

To Pittsburgh: LW Alex Ovechkin, RW Evgeny Kuznetsov, D Madison Bowey
To Washington: C Evgeni Malkin, LW Beau Bennett, D Derrick Pouliot, 2015 1st rounder

To Pittsburgh: C Jonathan Huberdeau
To Florida: LW Chris Kunitz

"These moves help us now and in the future. We now have the two best hockey players in the world (Crosby, Ovechkin), more scoring depth with a lot of potential (Huberdeau, Kuznetsov), and a very solid prospect in Madison Bowey. It's tough to give up Malkin but you have to give to get. Kunitz will get a lot more icetime in Florida and we wish him well. The team is trying to get into the top 10 of this year's draft, our current pick is 30th." said Brisson.

As a Pens fan I am gaging so hard at the 1st one.

 

[ToppsSmith]

[size=+2]Gretzky and Brisson join Pens' staff[/size]

Wayne Gretzky and Pat Brisson have been hired to fill the void of head coach and GM after both Dan Bylsma and Ray Shero were fired. Gretzky is the greatest player to ever play the game, and has head coaching experience with Phoenix. Brisson was the game's top player agent and this will be his first stint as an NHL GM. Pat has already made two blockbuster trades, acquiring who will be Crosby's new winger for a very long time. Moves made are below:

To Pittsburgh: LW Alex Ovechkin, RW Evgeny Kuznetsov, D Madison Bowey
To Washington: C Evgeni Malkin, LW Beau Bennett, D Derrick Pouliot, 2015 1st rounder

To Pittsburgh: C Jonathan Huberdeau
To Florida: LW Chris Kunitz

"These moves help us now and in the future. We now have the two best hockey players in the world (Crosby, Ovechkin), more scoring depth with a lot of potential (Huberdeau, Kuznetsov), and a very solid prospect in Madison Bowey. It's tough to give up Malkin but you have to give to get. Kunitz will get a lot more icetime in Florida and we wish him well. The team is trying to get into the top 10 of this year's draft, our current pick is 30th." said Brisson.

If you want to win now, start looking for some Defence, At the moment The Pens just outscore their opponents. You should be able to pick up some cheap D-men with high Defensive awareness.

 

[CrazyPucker27]

[size=+2]Pens get in top 10; Draft Turner[/size]

New GM Pat Brisson made his 3rd blockbuster deal of the week, this time acquiring top forward prospect Adam Erne, and the seventh overall pick, where they took big American forward, Jim Turner. Going to Tampa Bay, goaltender Marc-André Fleury, and D prospect Scott Harrington. "It's tough to give up Fleury, but we have full confidence in giving Tomas Vokoun the reigns in between the pipes next year. We are very excited about the potential of Jim Turner and we think he could crack our lineup as early as next season." said Brisson.

The Penguins draft picks are listed below:

1. Round 1, 7th overall, LW Jim Turner USA
2. Round 1, 30th overall, D Haydn Fleury CAN
3. Round 2, 57th overall, RW Sergej Zubov RUS
4. Round 4, 120th overall, RW Vaclav Karabacek CZE
5. Round 5, 133rd overall, LW Stanley Gormley USA
6. Round 6, 180th overall, G Daniel Gibl SVK
7. Round 7, 210th overall, D Vyacheslav Markov RUS

"Overall we are very happy with our draft. We see a lot of future Pens and we hope we can develop then the way we want." added Brisson.

The team has 16 pending UFAs, and 8 pending RFAs heading into the resigning phase.

Re-Signed:
G Tomas Vokoun, 2 years, 9.6M
D Matt Niskanen, 4 years, 16M
D Simon Despres, 2 years, 2.6M
D Robert Bortuzzo, 1 year, 0.875M
RW Spencer Machacek, 1 year, 0.875M
LW Jussi Jokinen, 2 years, 5M
LW Harry Zolnierczyk, 1 year, 0.7M
C Joe Vitale, 1 year, 0.8M
C Zach Sill, 1 year, 0.875M

To Free Agency:
D Deryk Engelland
D Brendan Mikkelson
D Clark Seymour
D Philip Samuelsson
D Brooks Orpik
RW Chris Conner
RW Chuck Kobasew
RW Lee Stempniak
LW Taylor Pyatt
LW Tanner Glass
C Nick Drazenovic
C Marcel Goc
C Jayson Megna
C Brian Gibbons

Qualified:
C Brandon Sutter

Prospects Signed:
D Haydn Fleury, 3 years, 1.9M
RW Sergej Zubov, 3 years, 2.75M
LW Jim Turner, 3 years, 2.75M

 

[CrazyPucker27]

[Size=+2]Sutter Traded +FA Signings[/size]

RFA C Brandon Sutter has been traded. The Pens acquired a 1st and 2nd round pick in 2015 from the Red Wings in exchange for the 25 year old, who's coming off a career high 44 point season. "Brandon is a great kid, but we're opening the door for something bigger here. We're going to remain competitive with or without him, and our future got better with this deal." said GM Pat Brisson.

UFA Signings
C Roman Cervenka, 1 year, 1M
RW Jaromir Jagr, 2 years, 9M
RW Mattias Janmark, 1 year, 0.6M
RW Carl Nielsen, 2 years, 1.8M
LW Ryley Grantham, 1 year, 0.9M
C Logan Nelson, 3 years, 1.5M
LW Sergei Kostitsyn, 3 years, 8.1 M
D Zachery Davies, 3 years, 2.1M
D Theo Peckham, 1 year, 0.9M
D Christopher Breen, 1 year, 0.7M
D Tommi Kivisto, 1 year, 0.56M
G Leland Irving, 2 years, 1.8M

"We are very happy with the signings we've made. Jagr and Kostitsyn are going to be great complementary pieces to potentially go all the way." said Brisson.

For the most part the team is set in stone, but there are a few battles to be held in camp for the last couple spots. Who will be Tomas Vokoun's backup? The newly signed Leland Irving, or Jeff Zatkoff, who took Wilkes-Barre all the way to the Calder Cup finals last season. There are roughly 8 players competing for 4 spots on defence, including 2014 first round pick Haydn Fleury. Letang, Martin, Niskanen, and Scuderi are locks. There will be a lot of forwards competing to play on the fourth line as well. Camp will be very interesting, that's for sure.

 

[ToppsSmith]

Welcome to the 2016/17 Year in Review. GM Cameron was busy this year as he said he didn't believe he had a NHL winning team at the moment and made huge moves at the deadline that shocked fans.

Lets start with the draft:

Round 1
(18th pick) Ryan Verbeek LW TWF 61ovr 3 yellow stars

Round 2
(48th pick) Brendan Perlini LW TWF 61ovr 2.5 yellow stars

Round 3
(78th pick) Brandan Smith D DFD 52ovr 2.5 red stars

Round 4
(108th pick) Philippe Myers D DFD 50ovr 2.5 yellow stars

Round 5
(138th pick) Nicolas Aube-Kubel RW PLY 51ovr 2.5 red stars

Round 6
(168th pick) Tyler Sandhu RW PLY 51ovr 2.5 red stars

Round 7
(198th pick) Kade Jensen D DFD 50ovr 2.5 yellow stars

With the Draft over it was time to look at the re-sign phase of the off season. We will start with what players are leaving the team. These players were:

Rob Flick
Marcel Goc
Mike Santorelli
Ryan Spooner
Anthony Camara
Craig Cunningham
Paul Bissonnette
Daniel Paille
Steve Bernier
Chris Casto
Kevin Miller
Raphael Diaz
Kurtis Foster

Now here is who The Bruins have Re-signed in the off season:

Corbin Knight 2yrs 3.175
Nino Niederreiter 2yrs 1.445
Loui Eriksson 4yrs 4.305
Jordan Caron 2yrs 1.680
Zack Kassian 3yrs 4.610
Seth Griffin 2yrs 0.815
Cody Ceci 3yrs 2.740
Malcom Subban 1yr 0.625
Ray Emery 2yrs 1.185
Gregory Campbell 1yr 1.100
Alexander Khokhlachev 2yrs 0.785
Peter Cehlarik 1yr 0.575
Patrick Eaves 2yrs 1.415
Jesse Blacker 1yr 0.660
Peter Budaj 2yrs 0.975

Now here who was offered Entry Level contracts:

Ivan Nikolishin 3yrs 0.700
Tyson Baillie 3yrs 0.575
Nick Ritchie 3yrs 0.725
Sam Bennett 3yrs 0.850
Adrian Kempe 3yrs 0.575
Julius Honka 3yrs 0.950
Conner McDavid 3yrs 0.875
Corey Millette 3yrs 0.850

That took the team to July 1st, and GM Cameron made 4 signings in the Free Agent Frenzy, They were:

Kris Russell (79) 1yr 1.620
Christopher Breen (79) 1yr 0.865
Andrew Chernjwchan (74) 1yr 0.575
Joe Lavin (71) 1yr 0.575

When it was time to open the season this was the lineup the Bruins put out:

B. Marchand(86) D. Krejci(86) L. Eriksson(84)
S. Baertschi(83) C. Knight(85) Z. Kassian(84)
N. Neiderreiter(81) C. McDavid(77) J. Caron(80)
D. Booth(81) G. Campbll(77) M. Fraser(80)

D. Seidenberg(87) D. Hamilton(86)
A. McQuaid(82) C. Ceci(83)
K. Russell(79) T. Krug(80)

T. Rask(87)
R. Emery(80)

P. Eaves(78)
T. Peckham(79)
P. Budaj(78)

Having a loosing record going into the Trade Deadline, GM Cameron made some moves writing off the season. These moves were:

TO Detroit: Loui Eriksson
To Boston: 2018 1st round pick, 2017 2nd round pick, Duncan Macintyre

To Toronto: David Booth
To Boston: 2017 2nd round pick, Mathew Kreis (unsigned rookie)

To Florida: Zack Kassian
TO Boston: 2018 1st round pick, 2017 2nd round pick

To Vancouver: David Krejci
To Boston: 2018 1st round pick, 2018 1st round pick(via Philadelphia)

Then The Bruins claimed Derek Mathers off waivers from Vancouver.

They ended the season with a record of 30-45-7.

The top 5 in points were:

1. Brad Marchand 19G 32A 51pts
2. Corbin Knight 16G 25A 41pts
3. Sven Baertschi 10G 29A 39pts
4. Dougie Hamilton 4G 29A 33pts
5. Connor McDavid 11G 19A 30pts

At the end of the season we had a retirement, that was:

Patrick Eaves 694GP 109G 111A 220pts

We will update again at the end of the 2017/18 season.

 

[Jozay]

How good does Leon Draisaitl usually become? And by what age?

Thanks

 

[CrazyPucker27]

I'm going to be playing all the games. My team actually has quite a bit of depth and I'd say we'll be strong. Will probably add a top four d-man at some point though, and possibly a good third line center.

 

[LetsGoDevils30]

Hey guys, I am trying to think of a team to use in my Be A GM mode and was wondering if you guys had any suggestions? I would prefer a team that still has some holes to fill. I also wouldn't mind some sort of backstory with a team, such as relocation, rebuild etc. Any help would be appreciated

 

[CrazyPucker27]

[size=+2]Dupuis to Columbus, Team Picked[/size]

GM Pat Brisson made his final move prior the the start of the 2014-2015 season, sending forward Pascal Dupuis, along with goaltending prospect Matt Murphy, to Columbus in exchange for one of the game's best scoring prospects, Kerby Rychel. Rychel will begin the season in the AHL.

The rosters for the 2014-2015 season have been released. By far the biggest surprise of camp was the play of 2014 2nd round pick Sergej Zubov. He not only became the first 2nd round pick to jump straight into the NHL since Ryan O'Reilly, but he outplayed seventh overall pick Jim Turner to earn a spot on the third line. "Sergej is a very intimidating player. He's about 6'5", and hits like a truck. He's going to learn a lot this season and we're excited to work with him." said Pens' head coach Wayne Gretzky. Zubov will be among three rookie players on the roster, along with fellow Russian forward Evgeny Kuznetsov, and defenseman Brian Dumoulin. Rosters for the NHL and AHL are below:

Pittsburgh Penguins
A. Ovechkin-S. Crosby-J. Neal
J. Huberdeau-E. Kuznetsov-J. Jagr
J. Jokinen-S. Zubov-S. Kostitsyn
R. Cervenka-Z. Sill-S. Machacek
C. Adams

P. Martin-K. Letang
R. Scuderi-M. Niskanen
B. Dumoulin-O. Maatta
T. Peckham

T. Vokoun
L. Irving

Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins
J. Turner-A. Ebbett-K. Rychel
H. Zolnierczyk-J. Vitale-M. Janmark
A. Zlobin-L. Nelson-J. Dea
R. McNeill-R. Grantham-C. Nielsen

S. Despres-Z. Davies
C. Breen-R. Bortuzzo
D. Stevenson-H. Ruopp

J. Zatkoff
E. Hartzell

Prospects
A. Erne*-S. Gormley-V. Karabacek

H. Fleury*-M. Bowey*
V. Markov

T. Jarry*

*= signed prospect

 

[ToppsSmith]

Hey guys, I am trying to think of a team to use in my Be A GM mode and was wondering if you guys had any suggestions? I would prefer a team that still has some holes to fill. I also wouldn't mind some sort of backstory with a team, such as relocation, rebuild etc. Any help would be appreciated

I have in the past as a challenge put a National team like France, Japan, and England into GM. It forces a build and its nothing but holes to fill. As far as a NHL team, Try the Rangers. I know as a Devils fan you might not like that, but they are right against the cap the whole way through with awful contracts. It may be fun.

 

[PuqTalk]

How good does Leon Draisaitl usually become? And by what age?

Thanks

I've seen him be a late bloomer (84 OVR two years after ELC), but also an instant success (88 OVR as ELC expires). Still usually puts up 60+ points when a full-time NHLer that's progressed fully.

 

[LetsGoDevils30]

I have in the past as a challenge put a National team like France, Japan, and England into GM. It forces a build and its nothing but holes to fill. As far as a NHL team, Try the Rangers. I know as a Devils fan you might not like that, but they are right against the cap the whole way through with awful contracts. It may be fun.

Country idea is interesting...
I just cant see any interest in being the Rags though, ANY other team comparable to them in the game?

Was also thinking of starting at the 2013 draft with the Draft Day Default roster or w/e, any team specifically that would work there good?

 

[ToppsSmith]

Country idea is interesting...
I just cant see any interest in being the Rags though, ANY other team comparable to them in the game?

Was also thinking of starting at the 2013 draft with the Draft Day Default roster or w/e, any team specifically that would work there good?

I can't think of any other team that if you buy out their players then re-sign them you would save 15 mill

 

[Mr Lebowski]

FLAMES MAKE 3 DEALS IN DECEMBER

Trade 1:

Corban Knight (85)
Cody Franson (83)
2019 1st


Ryan Murray (87, 21 years old with 4.5 gold stars)
2017 2nd



2017 1st


Leon Draisaitl (68 OVR, 20 years old, 4 stars green)



Jiri Hudler (83)
Keegan Kanzig (58 OVR, 2.5 red stars)
2019 4th


Brandon Sutter (82)
Lee Stempniak (81)


1st trade I wanted to go out and get a stud defenceman. I had a few guys at 83/84 so I could trade Franson, Knight was the trigger, although I got Sutter to replace him.

2nd trade I made because I wanted some more prospects with size. Leon is a few years ahead of the 1st and based on our position in the standings, where we'd pick and who was there and our depth in the 2nd and 3rd rounds I feel it was fine to move that 1st.

3rd trade I made to get younger and replace a few pieces. We have no depth at RW, it's just Stempniak and Colborne who play RW. Sutter replaces Knight. Hudler was getting too old, Kanzig's nothing and neither is the 4th.

SETTINGS: Hardcore Simulation, Hard trade difficulty, hard GM mode, injuries on

2016-2017 SEASON
Baertschi (86) - Schenn (87) - JVR (86)
Gaudreau (82) - Monahan (83) - Colborne (81)
Saad (83) - Sutter (82) - Stempniak (81)
Glencross (83) - Backlund (82) - Reinhart (80)

Brodie (86) - Giordano (87)
Josi (85) - Murray (87)
Smid (83) - Honka (77)

Ramo (81)
Ortio (79)

Flames likely done trades for this year. 5 prospects at 4.5 potential, 6 at 4 stars, 5 at 3.5 stars.

 

[LetsGoDevils30]

decided to go with Phoenix. Made a few trades and my lines look like this:

Erat-Vermette-Vrabata
Bodeker-Kadri-Doan
Korpikoski-Sutter-Moss
Bissonette-Halpern-Parros
OEL-Michkalek
Yandle-Stone
Gormley-Runblad
Smith
Greiss

Will try and post quick updates when I can....

 

[Nuge93]

Did anyone read my Madison Renegades write ups? If anyone can't remember it, I only used players from the 2014 draft and later.

Only will continue if a few people read them.. If not I won't bother.

 

[ToppsSmith]

Did anyone read my Madison Renegades write ups? If anyone can't remember it, I only used players from the 2014 draft and later.

Only will continue if a few people read them.. If not I won't bother.

I read it, but I understand. I'm still playing my Boston Series, but have to stop the write-ups. Just no time to do them.

 

[Gigantor The Goalie]

Since the other thread I was posting in appears to have died I'll move into this thread. A little back story, fantasy draft took place, drafted Weber, Rask and Krejci with my top 3 picks. Currently in the 2017-18 season. So far have won two Stanley Cups and just won my 3rd straight President's Trophy.

 

[Gigantor The Goalie]

 

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