I always love doing zero to hero type GMs with crazy circumstances so Portland should be an interesting read!
NHL 20 GM Mode Logs & Conversation
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PORTLAND LUMBERJACKS: 2020-2021
"I'm looking for my players to get experience. Our record at the end of the year will be what it will be. Some of these guys will earn long-term roles with this group." - regulahbread
LINES
Alexis Lafreniere "C" (82) - Anton Lundell "A" (70) - Vladislav Mikhalchuk (64)
John-Jason Peterka (55) - Cole Perfetti "A" (72) - Noel Gunler (61)
Miiro Linjala (56) - Marco Rossi (68) - Tyler Tullio (55)
Ludvig Pettersson (55) - Curtis Douglas (67) - Jack Quinn (55)
DJ King (58) - Jamie Drysdale (69)
Lucas Ramberg (55) - Hugo Styf (54)
Michael Bianconi (52) - Ron Generous (49)
Taylor Gauthier (66)
Dylan Garand (59)
STATS
Record: 8-72-2, 18 pts, 8th in Pacific Division
Centers:
Anton Lundell, 18-23-41
Cole Perfetti, 12-24-36
Marco Rossi, 11-20-31
Curtis Douglas, 7-15-22
Left Wingers:
Alexis Lafreniere, 18-39-57
Ludvig Pettersson, 5-4-9
John-Jason Peterka, 4-4-8
Miiro Linjala, 2-3-5
Right Wingers:
Noel Gunler, 13-7-20
Vladislav Mikhalchuk, 8-6-14
Jack Quinn, 5-9-14
Tyler Tullio, 2-3-5
Defensemen:
Jamie Drysdale, 13-31-44
Hugo Styf, 4-9-13
DJ King, 3-9-12
Lucas Ramberg, 1-10-11
Michael Bianconi, 2-4-6
Ron Generous, 1-3-4
Goalies:
Taylor Gauthier, 4-51-1, 1 SO, .892, 4.41
Dylan Garand, 4-23-1, .887, 4.69
Stanley Cup Champions
Pittsburgh Penguins
Awards
Presidents' Trophy: Tampa Bay Lightning
Clarence S. Campbell Bowl: Winnipeg Jets
Prince of Wales Trophy: Pittsburgh Penguins
Art Ross Trophy: Nathan MacKinnon, Colorado Avalanche
Hart Memorial Trophy: Nathan MacKinnon, Colorado Avalanche
James Norris Memorial Trophy: Alex Pietrangelo, New Jersey Devils
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy: Nathan MacKinnon, Colorado Avalanche
Calder Memorial Trophy: Cal Foote, Tampa Bay Lightning
Conn Smythe Trophy: Sidney Crosby, Pittsburgh Penguins
Vezina Trophy: Semyon Varlamov, New York Islanders
William M. Jennings Trophy: Semyon Varlamov, New York Islanders
Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy: DJ King, Portland Lumberjacks
Frank J. Selke Trophy: Ryan O'Reilly, St. Louis Blues
Ted Lindsay Award: Nathan MacKinnon, Colorado Avalanche
Maurice Richard Trophy: Nathan MacKinnon, Colorado Avalanche
2021 NHL Entry Draft
Portland trades pick 1 to Columbus for picks 3, 69, and 91
Portland trades pick 3 to Calgary for picks 4, 130, 162, and 190
Round 1, Pick 4: D Mattias Jorgenson, 79 OVR, MED Elite
Round 1, Pick 30: D Johan Lehner, 64 OVR, MED Top 4
Round 2, Pick 1 (33 OVR): D Oscar Sjogren, 48 OVR, MED Elite
Round 3, Pick 1 (65 OVR): C Jack O'Brien, 56 OVR, MED Top 9
Round 3, Pick 5 (69 OVR): C Boris Sergeyev, 61 OVR, MED Top 9
Round 3, Pick 27 (91 OVR): G Dmitri Lebedev, 48 OVR, MED Backup
Round 4, Pick 1 (97 OVR): D Yuri Kenins, 57 OVR, LOW Elite
Round 5, Pick 1 (129 OVR): C Aleksander Vorobyov, 57 OVR, LOW Top 9
Round 5, Pick 2 (130 OVR): D Isaac Enright, MED Top 6
Round 6, Pick 1 (161 OVR): C Xavier Simoneau, 63 OVR, MED AHL Top 6
Round 6, Pick 2 (162 OVR): LW Kai Paakkarinen, 51 OVR, MED Bottom 6
Round 6, Pick 30 (190 OVR): G Lorenzo Curry, 50 OVR, MED Fringe Starter
Round 7, Pick 1 (193 OVR): C Arttu Lausniemi, 56 OVR, MED AHL Top 6
Round 7, Pick 22 (214 OVR): LW Richard Nilsson Sahlin, 59 OVR, MED AHL Top 6
Entry Level Contracts
C Xavier Simoneau, 3 years, $775K
D Mattias Jorgenson, 3 years, $925K
D Johan Lehner, 3 years, $925K
"I'm looking for my players to get experience. Our record at the end of the year will be what it will be. Some of these guys will earn long-term roles with this group." - regulahbread
LINES
Alexis Lafreniere "C" (82) - Anton Lundell "A" (70) - Vladislav Mikhalchuk (64)
John-Jason Peterka (55) - Cole Perfetti "A" (72) - Noel Gunler (61)
Miiro Linjala (56) - Marco Rossi (68) - Tyler Tullio (55)
Ludvig Pettersson (55) - Curtis Douglas (67) - Jack Quinn (55)
DJ King (58) - Jamie Drysdale (69)
Lucas Ramberg (55) - Hugo Styf (54)
Michael Bianconi (52) - Ron Generous (49)
Taylor Gauthier (66)
Dylan Garand (59)
STATS
Record: 8-72-2, 18 pts, 8th in Pacific Division
Centers:
Anton Lundell, 18-23-41
Cole Perfetti, 12-24-36
Marco Rossi, 11-20-31
Curtis Douglas, 7-15-22
Left Wingers:
Alexis Lafreniere, 18-39-57
Ludvig Pettersson, 5-4-9
John-Jason Peterka, 4-4-8
Miiro Linjala, 2-3-5
Right Wingers:
Noel Gunler, 13-7-20
Vladislav Mikhalchuk, 8-6-14
Jack Quinn, 5-9-14
Tyler Tullio, 2-3-5
Defensemen:
Jamie Drysdale, 13-31-44
Hugo Styf, 4-9-13
DJ King, 3-9-12
Lucas Ramberg, 1-10-11
Michael Bianconi, 2-4-6
Ron Generous, 1-3-4
Goalies:
Taylor Gauthier, 4-51-1, 1 SO, .892, 4.41
Dylan Garand, 4-23-1, .887, 4.69
Stanley Cup Champions
Pittsburgh Penguins
Awards
Presidents' Trophy: Tampa Bay Lightning
Clarence S. Campbell Bowl: Winnipeg Jets
Prince of Wales Trophy: Pittsburgh Penguins
Art Ross Trophy: Nathan MacKinnon, Colorado Avalanche
Hart Memorial Trophy: Nathan MacKinnon, Colorado Avalanche
James Norris Memorial Trophy: Alex Pietrangelo, New Jersey Devils
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy: Nathan MacKinnon, Colorado Avalanche
Calder Memorial Trophy: Cal Foote, Tampa Bay Lightning
Conn Smythe Trophy: Sidney Crosby, Pittsburgh Penguins
Vezina Trophy: Semyon Varlamov, New York Islanders
William M. Jennings Trophy: Semyon Varlamov, New York Islanders
Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy: DJ King, Portland Lumberjacks
Frank J. Selke Trophy: Ryan O'Reilly, St. Louis Blues
Ted Lindsay Award: Nathan MacKinnon, Colorado Avalanche
Maurice Richard Trophy: Nathan MacKinnon, Colorado Avalanche
2021 NHL Entry Draft
Portland trades pick 1 to Columbus for picks 3, 69, and 91
Portland trades pick 3 to Calgary for picks 4, 130, 162, and 190
Round 1, Pick 4: D Mattias Jorgenson, 79 OVR, MED Elite
Round 1, Pick 30: D Johan Lehner, 64 OVR, MED Top 4
Round 2, Pick 1 (33 OVR): D Oscar Sjogren, 48 OVR, MED Elite
Round 3, Pick 1 (65 OVR): C Jack O'Brien, 56 OVR, MED Top 9
Round 3, Pick 5 (69 OVR): C Boris Sergeyev, 61 OVR, MED Top 9
Round 3, Pick 27 (91 OVR): G Dmitri Lebedev, 48 OVR, MED Backup
Round 4, Pick 1 (97 OVR): D Yuri Kenins, 57 OVR, LOW Elite
Round 5, Pick 1 (129 OVR): C Aleksander Vorobyov, 57 OVR, LOW Top 9
Round 5, Pick 2 (130 OVR): D Isaac Enright, MED Top 6
Round 6, Pick 1 (161 OVR): C Xavier Simoneau, 63 OVR, MED AHL Top 6
Round 6, Pick 2 (162 OVR): LW Kai Paakkarinen, 51 OVR, MED Bottom 6
Round 6, Pick 30 (190 OVR): G Lorenzo Curry, 50 OVR, MED Fringe Starter
Round 7, Pick 1 (193 OVR): C Arttu Lausniemi, 56 OVR, MED AHL Top 6
Round 7, Pick 22 (214 OVR): LW Richard Nilsson Sahlin, 59 OVR, MED AHL Top 6
Entry Level Contracts
C Xavier Simoneau, 3 years, $775K
D Mattias Jorgenson, 3 years, $925K
D Johan Lehner, 3 years, $925K
PORTLAND LUMBERJACKS: 2021-2022
“With the way some of our guys progressed throughout last year, I’m expecting an exciting group this season. I’m excited to get going.” - regulahbread
LINES
Alexis Lafreniere “C” (87) - Anton Lundell “A” (76) - Vladislav Mikhalchuk (70)
Luke Wilson (63) - Marco Rossi (75) - Noel Gunler (64)
Miiro Linjala (64) - Cole Perfetti “A” (75) - Jack Quinn (61)
John-Jason Peterka (62) - Curtis Douglas (73) - Tyler Tullio (61)
Mattias Jorgenson (79) - Jamie Drysdale (74)
Michael Bianconi (65) - Johan Lehner (64)
DJ King (63) - Lucas Ramberg (62)
Taylor Gauthier (70)
Shane Gleason (62)
STATS
Record: 16-63-3, 8th in Pacific Division
Centers:
Anton Lundell, 22-28-50
Marco Rossi, 13-31-44
Cole Perfetti, 12-23-35
Curtis Douglas, 15-14-29
Left Wingers:
Alexis Lafreniere, 25-42-67
Luke Wilson, 5-12-17
Miiro Linjala, 3-9-12
John-Jason Peterka, 2-3-5
Right Wingers:
Vladislav Mikhalchuk, 11-29-40
Noel Gunler, 17-20-37
Tyler Tullio, 3-5-8
Jack Quinn, 5-0-5
Defensemen:
Jamie Drysdale, 9-26-35
Mattias Jorgenson, 6-15-21
Michael Bianconi, 5-12-17
Lucas Ramberg, 2-7-9
DJ King, 3-5-8
Johan Lehner, 2-3-5
Goalies:
Taylor Gauthier, 12-46-1, 1 SO, .894, 3.98
Shane Gleason, 4-17-2, .881, 4.50
Stanley Cup Champions
New York Islanders
Awards
Presidents’ Trophy: Philadelphia Flyers
Clarence S. Campbell Bowl: Vegas Golden Knights
Prince of Wales Trophy: New York Islanders
Art Ross Trophy: Leon Draisaitl, Edmonton Oilers
Hart Memorial Trophy: Ryan O’Reilly, St. Louis Blues
James Norris Memorial Trophy: Erik Karlsson, San Jose Sharks
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy: Erik Karlsson, San Jose Sharks
Calder Memorial Trophy: Morgan Frost, Philadelphia Flyers
Conn Smythe Trophy: Mathew Barzal, New York Islanders
Vezina Trophy: Carter Hart, Philadelphia Flyers
William M. Jennings Trophy: Carter Hart, Philadelphia Flyers
Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy: Braydon Coburn, Columbus Blue Jackets
Frank J. Selke Trophy: Anze Kopitar, Los Angeles Kings
Ted Lindsay Award: Ryan O’Reilly, St. Louis Blues
Maurice Richard Trophy: Patrick Kane, Chicago Blackhawks
2022 NHL Entry Draft
Portland trades pick 1 to Montreal in exchange for picks 3, 47, and 79
Portland trades pick 3 to Pittsburgh in exchange for picks 5 and 73
Round 1, Pick 5: C Brad Lambert, 76 OVR, MED Elite
Round 2, Pick 1 (33 OVR): D Nikolai Lebedev, 63 OVR, MED Top 6
Round 2, Pick 15 (47 OVR): LW Darren Cousineau, 60 OVR, MED Top 9
Round 3, Pick 1 (65 OVR): D Dmitri Semin, 60 OVR, LOW Top 4
Round 3, Pick 9 (73 OVR): D Lucas Eaton, 52 OVR, LOW Elite
Round 3, Pick 15 (79 OVR): LW Erik Chan, 56 OVR, MED Top 9
Round 4, Pick 1 (97 OVR): G Stanley De Boer, 49 OVR, MED Fringe Starter
Round 5, Pick 1 (129 OVR): LW Niklas Printz, 53 OVR, MED Bottom 6
Round 6, Pick 1 (161 OVR): RW Asher Quint, 49 OVR, MED Bottom 6
Round 7, Pick 1 (193 OVR): G Killian Leitner, 63 OVR, MED AHL Starter
Entry Level Contracts
C Brad Lambert, 3 years, $950K per
D Yuri Kenins, 3 years, $950K per
G Killian Leitner, 3 years, $750K per
“With the way some of our guys progressed throughout last year, I’m expecting an exciting group this season. I’m excited to get going.” - regulahbread
LINES
Alexis Lafreniere “C” (87) - Anton Lundell “A” (76) - Vladislav Mikhalchuk (70)
Luke Wilson (63) - Marco Rossi (75) - Noel Gunler (64)
Miiro Linjala (64) - Cole Perfetti “A” (75) - Jack Quinn (61)
John-Jason Peterka (62) - Curtis Douglas (73) - Tyler Tullio (61)
Mattias Jorgenson (79) - Jamie Drysdale (74)
Michael Bianconi (65) - Johan Lehner (64)
DJ King (63) - Lucas Ramberg (62)
Taylor Gauthier (70)
Shane Gleason (62)
STATS
Record: 16-63-3, 8th in Pacific Division
Centers:
Anton Lundell, 22-28-50
Marco Rossi, 13-31-44
Cole Perfetti, 12-23-35
Curtis Douglas, 15-14-29
Left Wingers:
Alexis Lafreniere, 25-42-67
Luke Wilson, 5-12-17
Miiro Linjala, 3-9-12
John-Jason Peterka, 2-3-5
Right Wingers:
Vladislav Mikhalchuk, 11-29-40
Noel Gunler, 17-20-37
Tyler Tullio, 3-5-8
Jack Quinn, 5-0-5
Defensemen:
Jamie Drysdale, 9-26-35
Mattias Jorgenson, 6-15-21
Michael Bianconi, 5-12-17
Lucas Ramberg, 2-7-9
DJ King, 3-5-8
Johan Lehner, 2-3-5
Goalies:
Taylor Gauthier, 12-46-1, 1 SO, .894, 3.98
Shane Gleason, 4-17-2, .881, 4.50
Stanley Cup Champions
New York Islanders
Awards
Presidents’ Trophy: Philadelphia Flyers
Clarence S. Campbell Bowl: Vegas Golden Knights
Prince of Wales Trophy: New York Islanders
Art Ross Trophy: Leon Draisaitl, Edmonton Oilers
Hart Memorial Trophy: Ryan O’Reilly, St. Louis Blues
James Norris Memorial Trophy: Erik Karlsson, San Jose Sharks
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy: Erik Karlsson, San Jose Sharks
Calder Memorial Trophy: Morgan Frost, Philadelphia Flyers
Conn Smythe Trophy: Mathew Barzal, New York Islanders
Vezina Trophy: Carter Hart, Philadelphia Flyers
William M. Jennings Trophy: Carter Hart, Philadelphia Flyers
Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy: Braydon Coburn, Columbus Blue Jackets
Frank J. Selke Trophy: Anze Kopitar, Los Angeles Kings
Ted Lindsay Award: Ryan O’Reilly, St. Louis Blues
Maurice Richard Trophy: Patrick Kane, Chicago Blackhawks
2022 NHL Entry Draft
Portland trades pick 1 to Montreal in exchange for picks 3, 47, and 79
Portland trades pick 3 to Pittsburgh in exchange for picks 5 and 73
Round 1, Pick 5: C Brad Lambert, 76 OVR, MED Elite
Round 2, Pick 1 (33 OVR): D Nikolai Lebedev, 63 OVR, MED Top 6
Round 2, Pick 15 (47 OVR): LW Darren Cousineau, 60 OVR, MED Top 9
Round 3, Pick 1 (65 OVR): D Dmitri Semin, 60 OVR, LOW Top 4
Round 3, Pick 9 (73 OVR): D Lucas Eaton, 52 OVR, LOW Elite
Round 3, Pick 15 (79 OVR): LW Erik Chan, 56 OVR, MED Top 9
Round 4, Pick 1 (97 OVR): G Stanley De Boer, 49 OVR, MED Fringe Starter
Round 5, Pick 1 (129 OVR): LW Niklas Printz, 53 OVR, MED Bottom 6
Round 6, Pick 1 (161 OVR): RW Asher Quint, 49 OVR, MED Bottom 6
Round 7, Pick 1 (193 OVR): G Killian Leitner, 63 OVR, MED AHL Starter
Entry Level Contracts
C Brad Lambert, 3 years, $950K per
D Yuri Kenins, 3 years, $950K per
G Killian Leitner, 3 years, $750K per
Mal Reynolds
never goes smooth, how come it never goes smooth?
- Sep 28, 2008
- 1,687
- 611
Top pick 3 years in a row, bread?
I call shenanigans
Anywayyyyyy haha, given you have needs everywhere, probably smart to trade down to accumulate a few more picks
I call shenanigans
Anywayyyyyy haha, given you have needs everywhere, probably smart to trade down to accumulate a few more picks
PORTLAND LUMBERJACKS: 2022-2023
Contract Extensions
C Cole Perfetti, 8 years, $3.1M per
LW Alexis Lafreniere, 8 years, $8.3M per
D Jamie Drysdale, 8 years, $2.3M per
“I’m thrilled that Cole, Alexis, and Jamie have bought into what we’re building here in Portland and have signed for an additional 8 years. They’re a big part of our future here.” - regulahbread
LINES
Alexis Lafreniere “C” (89) - Anton Lundell “A” (81) - Vladislav Mikhalchuk (75)
Miiro Linjala (69) - Cole Perfetti “A” (78) - Noel Gunler (72)
Luke Wilson (69) - Marco Rossi (80) - Brady Montgomery (64
Ludvig Pettersson (66) - Curtis Douglas (78) - Tyler Tullio (65)
Mattias Jorgenson (81) - Jamie Drysdale (76)
Michael Bianconi - Yuri Kenins (67)
DJ King (68) - Hugo Styf (66)
Taylor Gauthier (71)
Shane Gleason (68)
STATS
Record: 21-53-8, 8th in Pacific Division
Centers:
Cole Perfetti, 22-32-54
Anton Lundell, 24-26-50
Marco Rossi, 6-29-35
Curtis Douglas, 5-8-13
Left Wingers:
Alexis Lafreniere, 24-40-64
Miiro Linjala, 9-14-23
Ludvig Pettersson, 10-8-18
Luke Wilson, 6-8-14
Right Wingers:
Noel Gunler, 18-34-52
Vladislav Mikhalchuk, 14-18-32
Brady Montgomery, 10-1-11
Tyler Tullio, 0-7-7
Defensemen:
Jamie Drysdale, 7-24-31
Michael Bianconi, 6-23-29
Mattias Jorgenson, 3-19-22
Hugo Styf, 3-8-11
Yury Kenins, 3-5-8
DJ King, 2-4-6
Goalies:
Taylor Gauthier, 15-39-6, 1 SO, .908
Shane Gleason, 6-14-2, .889, 4.02
Stanley Cup Champions
Carolina Hurricanes
Awards
Presidents’ Trophy: Chicago Blackhawks
Clarence S. Campbell Bowl: San Jose Sharks
Prince of Wales Trophy: Carolina Hurricanes
Art Ross Trophy: Alex Ovechkin, Washington Capitals
Hart Memorial Trophy: Alex Ovechkin, Washington Capitals
James Norris Memorial Trophy: John Carlson, Washington Capitals
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy: Erik Karlsson, San Jose Sharks
Calder Memorial Trophy: Keaton Walz, Pittsburgh Penguins
Conn Smythe Trophy: Sebastian Aho, Carolina Hurricanes
Vezina Trophy: Carter Hart, Philadelphia Flyers
William M. Jennings Trophy: Tuukka Rask, Boston Bruins
Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy: Sean Durzi, Los Angeles Kings
Frank J. Selke Trophy: Sean Couturier, Philadelphia Flyers
Ted Lindsay Award: Alex Ovechkin, Washington Capitals
Maurice Richard Trophy: Vladimir Tarasenko, St. Louis Blues
2023 NHL Entry Draft
Round 1, Pick 4: RW Jyrki Helenius, 80 OVR, MED Elite
Round 2, Pick 1 (33 OVR): D Achim Baader, 53 OVR, MED Elite
Round 3, Pick 1 (65 OVR): D Nicklas Tjarnqvist, 56 OVR, MED Top 6
Round 4, Pick 1 (97 OVR): C Willie Jaqueezy, 61 OVR, MED Top 9
Round 5, Pick 1 (129 OVR): G Reece Della Rovere, 51 OVR, MED Fringe Starter
Round 6, Pick 1 (161 OVR): LW Maxim Kravchenko, 56 OVR, MED Bottom 6
Round 7, Pick 1 (193 OVR): LW Milo Roelens, 56 OVR, MED AHL Top 6
Entry Level Contracts
C Jack O’Brien, 3 years, $900K per
C Aleksander Vorobyov, 3 years, $825K per
C Boris Sergeyev, 3 years, $850K per
RW Jyrki Helenius, 3 years, $950K per
D Isaac Enright, 3 years, $875K per
D Oscar Sjogren, 3 years, $950K per
Contract Extensions
C Cole Perfetti, 8 years, $3.1M per
LW Alexis Lafreniere, 8 years, $8.3M per
D Jamie Drysdale, 8 years, $2.3M per
“I’m thrilled that Cole, Alexis, and Jamie have bought into what we’re building here in Portland and have signed for an additional 8 years. They’re a big part of our future here.” - regulahbread
LINES
Alexis Lafreniere “C” (89) - Anton Lundell “A” (81) - Vladislav Mikhalchuk (75)
Miiro Linjala (69) - Cole Perfetti “A” (78) - Noel Gunler (72)
Luke Wilson (69) - Marco Rossi (80) - Brady Montgomery (64
Ludvig Pettersson (66) - Curtis Douglas (78) - Tyler Tullio (65)
Mattias Jorgenson (81) - Jamie Drysdale (76)
Michael Bianconi - Yuri Kenins (67)
DJ King (68) - Hugo Styf (66)
Taylor Gauthier (71)
Shane Gleason (68)
STATS
Record: 21-53-8, 8th in Pacific Division
Centers:
Cole Perfetti, 22-32-54
Anton Lundell, 24-26-50
Marco Rossi, 6-29-35
Curtis Douglas, 5-8-13
Left Wingers:
Alexis Lafreniere, 24-40-64
Miiro Linjala, 9-14-23
Ludvig Pettersson, 10-8-18
Luke Wilson, 6-8-14
Right Wingers:
Noel Gunler, 18-34-52
Vladislav Mikhalchuk, 14-18-32
Brady Montgomery, 10-1-11
Tyler Tullio, 0-7-7
Defensemen:
Jamie Drysdale, 7-24-31
Michael Bianconi, 6-23-29
Mattias Jorgenson, 3-19-22
Hugo Styf, 3-8-11
Yury Kenins, 3-5-8
DJ King, 2-4-6
Goalies:
Taylor Gauthier, 15-39-6, 1 SO, .908
Shane Gleason, 6-14-2, .889, 4.02
Stanley Cup Champions
Carolina Hurricanes
Awards
Presidents’ Trophy: Chicago Blackhawks
Clarence S. Campbell Bowl: San Jose Sharks
Prince of Wales Trophy: Carolina Hurricanes
Art Ross Trophy: Alex Ovechkin, Washington Capitals
Hart Memorial Trophy: Alex Ovechkin, Washington Capitals
James Norris Memorial Trophy: John Carlson, Washington Capitals
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy: Erik Karlsson, San Jose Sharks
Calder Memorial Trophy: Keaton Walz, Pittsburgh Penguins
Conn Smythe Trophy: Sebastian Aho, Carolina Hurricanes
Vezina Trophy: Carter Hart, Philadelphia Flyers
William M. Jennings Trophy: Tuukka Rask, Boston Bruins
Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy: Sean Durzi, Los Angeles Kings
Frank J. Selke Trophy: Sean Couturier, Philadelphia Flyers
Ted Lindsay Award: Alex Ovechkin, Washington Capitals
Maurice Richard Trophy: Vladimir Tarasenko, St. Louis Blues
2023 NHL Entry Draft
Round 1, Pick 4: RW Jyrki Helenius, 80 OVR, MED Elite
Round 2, Pick 1 (33 OVR): D Achim Baader, 53 OVR, MED Elite
Round 3, Pick 1 (65 OVR): D Nicklas Tjarnqvist, 56 OVR, MED Top 6
Round 4, Pick 1 (97 OVR): C Willie Jaqueezy, 61 OVR, MED Top 9
Round 5, Pick 1 (129 OVR): G Reece Della Rovere, 51 OVR, MED Fringe Starter
Round 6, Pick 1 (161 OVR): LW Maxim Kravchenko, 56 OVR, MED Bottom 6
Round 7, Pick 1 (193 OVR): LW Milo Roelens, 56 OVR, MED AHL Top 6
Entry Level Contracts
C Jack O’Brien, 3 years, $900K per
C Aleksander Vorobyov, 3 years, $825K per
C Boris Sergeyev, 3 years, $850K per
RW Jyrki Helenius, 3 years, $950K per
D Isaac Enright, 3 years, $875K per
D Oscar Sjogren, 3 years, $950K per
PORTLAND LUMBERJACKS: 2023-2024
Re-Signings/Releases
Centers:
Anton Lundell, 1 year, $3.3M per
Marco Rossi, 8 years, $2.5M per
Curtis Douglas, 2 years, $850K per
Released Arttu Lausniemi
Left Wingers:
Miiro Linjala, 1 year, $1.35M
John-Jason Peterka, 2 years, $1M per
Ludvig Petterson, 1 year, $1M
Released Richard Nilsson Sahlin
Released Kai Paakkarinen
Right Wingers:
Noel Gunler, 1 year, $3.9M
Vladislav Mikhalchuk, 3 years, $1.75M per
Tyler Tullio, 1 year, $775K
Jack Quinn, 2 years, $775K per
Defensemen:
Michael Bianconi,1 year, $1.5M
DJ King, 1 year, $775K
Lucas Ramberg, 2 years, $1M per
Hugo Styf, 1 year, $1M
Released Ron Generous
Goalies:
Taylor Gauthier, 2 years, $800K per
Dylan Garand, 2 years, $775K per
Released Dmitri Lebedev
Released Lorenzo Curry
LINES
Alexis Lafreniere “C” (90) - Brad Lambert (85) - Vladislav Mikhalchuk (75)
Miiro Linjala (72) - Anton Lundell “A” (84) - Jyrki Helenius (80)
Luke Wilson (71) - Cole Perfetti “A” (83) - Noel Gunler
John-Jason Peterka (68) - Marco Rossi (82) - Tyler Tullio (69)
Mattias Jorgenson (84) - Jamie Drysdale (78)
Michael Bianconi (75) - DJ King (73)
Lucas Ramberg (71) - Hugo Styf (71)
Taylor Gauthier (72)
Shane Gleason (71)
STATS
Record: 31-46-5, 67 pts, 8th in Pacific Division
Centers:
Brad Lambert, 21-34-55
Anton Lundell, 10-36-46
Cole Perfetti, 17-21-38
Marco Rossi, 10-26-36
Left Wingers:
Alexis Lafreniere, 25-43-68
Miiro Linjala, 10-12-22
Luke Wilson, 4-12-16
John-Jason Peterka, 6-4-10
Right Wingers:
Jyrki Helenius, 26-21-47
Noel Gunler, 9-24-33
Vladislav Mikhalchuk, 13-18-31
Tyler Tullio, 4-10-14
Defensemen:
Jamie Drysdale, 10-19-29
Hugo Styf, 11-13-24
Michael Bianconi, 4-17-21
Mattias Jorgenson, 1-14-15
DJ King, 2-7-9
Lucas Ramberg, 4-2-6
Goalies:
Taylor Gauthier, 19-28-4, .898, 3.55
Shane Gleason, 12-18-1, 2 SO, .909, 3.11
Stanley Cup Champions
Edmonton Oilers
Awards
Presidents’ Trophy: Washington Capitals
Clarence S. Campbell Bowl: Edmonton Oilers
Prince of Wales Trophy: Toronto Maple Leafs
Art Ross Trophy: Alex Ovechkin, Washington Capitals
Hart Memorial Trophy: Alex Ovechkin, Washington Capitals
James Norris Memorial Trophy: Adam Boqvist, Chicago Blackhawks
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy: Patrick Kane, Chicago Blackhawks
Calder Memorial Trophy: Brad Lambert, Portland Lumberjacks
Conn Smythe Trophy: Leon Draisaitl, Edmonton Oilers
Vezina Trophy: Igor Shesterkin, Toronto Maple Leafs
William M. Jennings Trophy: Sergei Bobrovsky, Florida Panthers
Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy: Nikita Zadorov, Florida Panthers
Frank J. Selke Trophy: Ryan O’Reilly, St. Louis Blues
Ted Lindsay Award: Alex Ovechkin, Washington Capitals
Maurice Richard Trophy: Alex Ovechkin, Washington Capitals
2024 NHL Entry Draft
Round 1, Pick 4: RW Kyler Cross, 80 OVR, MED Elite
Round 2, Pick 2 (34 OVR): D Kristoffer Walser, 64 OVR, MED Top 4
Round 3, Pick 2 (66 OVR): D Brady Leach, 61 OVR, LOW Top 4
Round 4, Pick 2 (98 OVR): G Nasir Combs, 48 OVR, MED Elite
Round 5, Pick 2 (130 OVR): C Martin Clemmensen, 56 OVR, LOW Bottom 6
Round 6, Pick 2 (162 OVR): LW Rod Neal, 55 OVR, MED Bottom 6
Round 7, Pick 2 (194 OVR): C Kayden Lau, 52 OVR, MED Bottom 6
Entry Level Contracts
LW Erik Chan, 3 years, $950K per
LW Darren Cousineau, 3 years, $900K per
RW Kyler Cross, 3 years, $975K per
D Lucas Eaton, 3 years, $900K per
D Dmitri Semin, 3 years, $900K per
Re-Signings/Releases
Centers:
Anton Lundell, 1 year, $3.3M per
Marco Rossi, 8 years, $2.5M per
Curtis Douglas, 2 years, $850K per
Released Arttu Lausniemi
Left Wingers:
Miiro Linjala, 1 year, $1.35M
John-Jason Peterka, 2 years, $1M per
Ludvig Petterson, 1 year, $1M
Released Richard Nilsson Sahlin
Released Kai Paakkarinen
Right Wingers:
Noel Gunler, 1 year, $3.9M
Vladislav Mikhalchuk, 3 years, $1.75M per
Tyler Tullio, 1 year, $775K
Jack Quinn, 2 years, $775K per
Defensemen:
Michael Bianconi,1 year, $1.5M
DJ King, 1 year, $775K
Lucas Ramberg, 2 years, $1M per
Hugo Styf, 1 year, $1M
Released Ron Generous
Goalies:
Taylor Gauthier, 2 years, $800K per
Dylan Garand, 2 years, $775K per
Released Dmitri Lebedev
Released Lorenzo Curry
LINES
Alexis Lafreniere “C” (90) - Brad Lambert (85) - Vladislav Mikhalchuk (75)
Miiro Linjala (72) - Anton Lundell “A” (84) - Jyrki Helenius (80)
Luke Wilson (71) - Cole Perfetti “A” (83) - Noel Gunler
John-Jason Peterka (68) - Marco Rossi (82) - Tyler Tullio (69)
Mattias Jorgenson (84) - Jamie Drysdale (78)
Michael Bianconi (75) - DJ King (73)
Lucas Ramberg (71) - Hugo Styf (71)
Taylor Gauthier (72)
Shane Gleason (71)
STATS
Record: 31-46-5, 67 pts, 8th in Pacific Division
Centers:
Brad Lambert, 21-34-55
Anton Lundell, 10-36-46
Cole Perfetti, 17-21-38
Marco Rossi, 10-26-36
Left Wingers:
Alexis Lafreniere, 25-43-68
Miiro Linjala, 10-12-22
Luke Wilson, 4-12-16
John-Jason Peterka, 6-4-10
Right Wingers:
Jyrki Helenius, 26-21-47
Noel Gunler, 9-24-33
Vladislav Mikhalchuk, 13-18-31
Tyler Tullio, 4-10-14
Defensemen:
Jamie Drysdale, 10-19-29
Hugo Styf, 11-13-24
Michael Bianconi, 4-17-21
Mattias Jorgenson, 1-14-15
DJ King, 2-7-9
Lucas Ramberg, 4-2-6
Goalies:
Taylor Gauthier, 19-28-4, .898, 3.55
Shane Gleason, 12-18-1, 2 SO, .909, 3.11
Stanley Cup Champions
Edmonton Oilers
Awards
Presidents’ Trophy: Washington Capitals
Clarence S. Campbell Bowl: Edmonton Oilers
Prince of Wales Trophy: Toronto Maple Leafs
Art Ross Trophy: Alex Ovechkin, Washington Capitals
Hart Memorial Trophy: Alex Ovechkin, Washington Capitals
James Norris Memorial Trophy: Adam Boqvist, Chicago Blackhawks
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy: Patrick Kane, Chicago Blackhawks
Calder Memorial Trophy: Brad Lambert, Portland Lumberjacks
Conn Smythe Trophy: Leon Draisaitl, Edmonton Oilers
Vezina Trophy: Igor Shesterkin, Toronto Maple Leafs
William M. Jennings Trophy: Sergei Bobrovsky, Florida Panthers
Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy: Nikita Zadorov, Florida Panthers
Frank J. Selke Trophy: Ryan O’Reilly, St. Louis Blues
Ted Lindsay Award: Alex Ovechkin, Washington Capitals
Maurice Richard Trophy: Alex Ovechkin, Washington Capitals
2024 NHL Entry Draft
Round 1, Pick 4: RW Kyler Cross, 80 OVR, MED Elite
Round 2, Pick 2 (34 OVR): D Kristoffer Walser, 64 OVR, MED Top 4
Round 3, Pick 2 (66 OVR): D Brady Leach, 61 OVR, LOW Top 4
Round 4, Pick 2 (98 OVR): G Nasir Combs, 48 OVR, MED Elite
Round 5, Pick 2 (130 OVR): C Martin Clemmensen, 56 OVR, LOW Bottom 6
Round 6, Pick 2 (162 OVR): LW Rod Neal, 55 OVR, MED Bottom 6
Round 7, Pick 2 (194 OVR): C Kayden Lau, 52 OVR, MED Bottom 6
Entry Level Contracts
LW Erik Chan, 3 years, $950K per
LW Darren Cousineau, 3 years, $900K per
RW Kyler Cross, 3 years, $975K per
D Lucas Eaton, 3 years, $900K per
D Dmitri Semin, 3 years, $900K per
I have had something happened to me that ive never experienced in GM mode before.
It has happened twice, though this second time its even more extreme.
So I have just won the cup for the second time in 3 years.
My second line LW is 26 years old, medium Elite potential, scored 87 points last season and is 91 overall. After the preseason, he dropped from 91 to 84 overall. Was listed as a 1st liner, now is a 3rd liner.
My second line center is 24 years old, medium Top 6 potential, scored 62 points last season and is 88 overall. After the preseason, he dropped from 88 to 80 overall. Was listed as a 2nd liner, now he is "Depth"
My second line RW is 32 years old, exact Top 6 potential, scored 77 points last season and is 90 overall. After the preseason, he dropped from 90 to 84 overall. Was listed as a 1st liner, now is a 3rd liner.
in 1 day, between the end of preseason and before the start of the first regular season game my team got completely decimated. Every other player dropped atleast 2 points aswell.
How. Does. This. Happen??? Its unreal. The only noticeable thing that changed was that my team chemistry went fro 74 overall to 66 overall, inbetween preseason and regular season. That is what made my whole team fall apart completely? And as far as im aware there is no explanation to why this happens. Ive looked through every player, noone has a problem with another player on the team. Coach chemistry is 78%.
It just makes NO sense to me. Can I fix this? Is the game just completely broken??
TLDR; Many of my players dropped 6-8 in overall for no appearant reason.
It has happened twice, though this second time its even more extreme.
So I have just won the cup for the second time in 3 years.
My second line LW is 26 years old, medium Elite potential, scored 87 points last season and is 91 overall. After the preseason, he dropped from 91 to 84 overall. Was listed as a 1st liner, now is a 3rd liner.
My second line center is 24 years old, medium Top 6 potential, scored 62 points last season and is 88 overall. After the preseason, he dropped from 88 to 80 overall. Was listed as a 2nd liner, now he is "Depth"
My second line RW is 32 years old, exact Top 6 potential, scored 77 points last season and is 90 overall. After the preseason, he dropped from 90 to 84 overall. Was listed as a 1st liner, now is a 3rd liner.
in 1 day, between the end of preseason and before the start of the first regular season game my team got completely decimated. Every other player dropped atleast 2 points aswell.
How. Does. This. Happen??? Its unreal. The only noticeable thing that changed was that my team chemistry went fro 74 overall to 66 overall, inbetween preseason and regular season. That is what made my whole team fall apart completely? And as far as im aware there is no explanation to why this happens. Ive looked through every player, noone has a problem with another player on the team. Coach chemistry is 78%.
It just makes NO sense to me. Can I fix this? Is the game just completely broken??
TLDR; Many of my players dropped 6-8 in overall for no appearant reason.
Two of my prospects in NHL 19' were just erased from the game at the beginning of the season... It would have been my 5 years as a GM (3 as Nashville Predators and 1 as Buffalo Sabres), Superstar level, I play one game and simulate the others etc (in playoffs too). Won the Cup in my last year with the Preds and I was pretty happy with my team in Buffalo since I got a fair amount of youngs talents but meh...
Royal Canuck
Taco Enthusiast
I've never had it to this extent, but sometimes my team's morale just resets to even during free agency, or once I move one player, everyone's morale plummets. Also, if you've changed coaches that sometimes affects it. I've had 87-88 players drop to 83-84, but never more than that.
I don’t think you can just pick a new team. Whenever your contract expires you will get new contract offers from different teams.
Has anyone started a new forum for NHL 21 franchise mode ? I like following along you guys do a really good job !
Bayleigh The Intern
"Oh sugar!" -Cole Perfetti
Mal Reynolds
never goes smooth, how come it never goes smooth?
- Sep 28, 2008
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If you mean a new thread for NHL 21, one was started but never seemed to take. I suspect the most recent posts here are mostly based off NHL 21 anyhow
stupendousman
Registered User
So recently the sim engine has really been bugging me. It seems that no matter what I do and what kind of team I put together, it never performs better than .500. Right now I have:
(overalls)
88 - 87 - 90 +1
87 - 86 - 86 +1
84 - 83 - 80 +0
81 - 81 - 79 +1
89 - 90 +3
86 - 87 +1
80 - 81 +3
90 in net
I don't have a PPG scorer, my goalie, 90 OVR Carter Hart, barely manages .900 SV% and 2.98 GAA.
I've tried tinkering with chemistry, I've tried hiring different style coaches. Offensive, defensive, physical, balanced coaches, it doesn't seem to matter. I've changed strategies to match the coach's preference, I've changed them to what worked in the old games. I always just miss the playoffs or just make the playoffs and make it a round or two.
Is it the chemistry of my lines? Why can't my team do any better?
(overalls)
88 - 87 - 90 +1
87 - 86 - 86 +1
84 - 83 - 80 +0
81 - 81 - 79 +1
89 - 90 +3
86 - 87 +1
80 - 81 +3
90 in net
I don't have a PPG scorer, my goalie, 90 OVR Carter Hart, barely manages .900 SV% and 2.98 GAA.
I've tried tinkering with chemistry, I've tried hiring different style coaches. Offensive, defensive, physical, balanced coaches, it doesn't seem to matter. I've changed strategies to match the coach's preference, I've changed them to what worked in the old games. I always just miss the playoffs or just make the playoffs and make it a round or two.
Is it the chemistry of my lines? Why can't my team do any better?
tmlfan98
No More Excuses #MarnerOut
At least 2 of your top 9 forward lines have to have +3 chemistry or the overalls don't matter.
Also, I always hire Pinch+Shoot coaches so I can easily get +5 chemistry for the defense by only having OFD+DFD, which leads to multiple 60 win President's Trophy seasons.
Coaches Coroner
Member
- Mar 12, 2009
- 7,507
- 7,764
is that new in 21? I still just play 20 and while chemistry is important there, it doesn't seem to be as big of a deal breaker for performance.
Super Mega
Registered User
- Jun 29, 2013
- 2,710
- 401
Got busy with school and haven't touched the Portland franchise (or NHL, really) in a while, so I'm starting a new mode with the Red Wings. I'm gonna play all the games, and post updates every 20 games or so. My overall goal here is to see how much I can exploit the incredibly broken trade mechanics of this game, by having some low overall players with really good stats which boosts their value a ton. In this initial post, I'll detail some trades I make before the season starts, and post my lines.
DET trades LW Vladislav Namestnikov to LA for RW Matt Luff
DET trades LW Adam Erne to MIN for RW Ryan Hartman and a 2021 4th round pick
DET trades D Christian Djoos and a 2021 5th round pick to PIT for D Cody Ceci and a 2021 7th round pick
DET trades G Jonathan Bernier and C Dominic Turgeon to NJ for RW Nathan Bastian and G Scott Wedgewood
Lines
Tyler Bertuzzi "A" (84) - Dylan Larkin "C" (87) - Anthony Mantha (84)
Filip Zadina (81) - Luke Glendening "A"(79) - Bobby Ryan (82)
Robby Fabbri (81) - Sam Gagner (78) - Ryan Hartman (79)
Darren Helm (79) - Valteri Filppula (78) - Matt Luff (77)
Patrik Nemeth (80) - Filip Hronek (82)
Jon Merrill (80) - Troy Stecher (81)
Danny DeKeyser (79) - Cody Ceci (79)
Thomas Greiss (81)
Calvin Pickard (79)
DET trades LW Vladislav Namestnikov to LA for RW Matt Luff
DET trades LW Adam Erne to MIN for RW Ryan Hartman and a 2021 4th round pick
DET trades D Christian Djoos and a 2021 5th round pick to PIT for D Cody Ceci and a 2021 7th round pick
DET trades G Jonathan Bernier and C Dominic Turgeon to NJ for RW Nathan Bastian and G Scott Wedgewood
Lines
Tyler Bertuzzi "A" (84) - Dylan Larkin "C" (87) - Anthony Mantha (84)
Filip Zadina (81) - Luke Glendening "A"(79) - Bobby Ryan (82)
Robby Fabbri (81) - Sam Gagner (78) - Ryan Hartman (79)
Darren Helm (79) - Valteri Filppula (78) - Matt Luff (77)
Patrik Nemeth (80) - Filip Hronek (82)
Jon Merrill (80) - Troy Stecher (81)
Danny DeKeyser (79) - Cody Ceci (79)
Thomas Greiss (81)
Calvin Pickard (79)
Despite subpar goaltending and an ever-changing group of bottom-six forwards, the Detroit Red Wings have the best record in the NHL a quarter of the way of the season. With a record of 15-4-2, their 32 points have them one point ahead of the Boston Bruins for first place in the Atlantic Division. In the first 21 games, the Wings have made the following transactions:
DET trades LW Turner Elson and C Chase Pearson to BUF for a 2021 7th round pick
DET signs C Danick Martel, 1 year, $700K
DET signs LW Jussi Jokinen, 1 year, $700K
DET trades LW Otto Kivenmaki and D Albert Johansson to BOS for a 2021 3rd round pick
DET signs C Rodrigo Abols, 1 year, $700K
DET signs C Thomas Di Pauli, 1 year, $700K
DET trades C Sam Gagner and a 2021 7th round pick to CGY for a 2021 7th round pick
DET signs LW Matt Moulson, 1 year, $700K
DET trades D Malte Setkov and C Kyle Criscuolo to CAR for a 2021 6th round pick
DET signs C Ryan Kesler, 1 year, $700K
STATS
Centers:
Luke Glendening - 21 GP, 10-9-19
Dylan Larkin - 21 GP, 9-8-17
Rodrigo Abols - 12 GP, 3-8-11
Ryan Kesler - 1 GP, 0-0-0
Valtteri Filppula - 6 GP, 0-0-0
Danick Martel - 4 GP, 0-0-0
Thomas Di Pauli - 5 GP, 0-0-0
Left Wingers:
Robby Fabbri - 21 GP, 9-11-20
Tyler Bertuzzi - 21 GP, 5-14-19
Filip Zadina - 21 GP, 3-4-7
Matt Moulson - 4 GP, 2-0-2
Darren Helm - 6, 0-0-0
Jussi Jokinen - 11 GP, 1-2-3
Right Wingers:
Ryan Hartman - 20 GP, 12-5-17
Bobby Ryan - 21 GP, 8-9-17
Anthony Mantha - 21 GP, 10-4-14
Nathan Bastian - 12 GP, 3-2-5
Matt Luff - 10 GP, 2-1-3
Defensemen:
Filip Hronek - 21 GP, 5-15-20
Troy Stecher - 21 GP, 5-13-18
Jon Merrill - 21 GP, 0-14-14
Danny DeKeyser - 20 GP, 3-6-9
Cody Ceci - 21 GP, 2-5-7
Patrik Nemeth - 21 GP, 1-5-6
Marc Staal - 1 GP, 0-0-0
Goalies:
Thomas Greiss - 20 GP, 15-3-2, .835, 3.24
Calvin Pickard - 1 GP, 0-1-0, .850, 3.01
LINES
Robby Fabbri (81) - Luke Glendening "A" (79) - Bobby Ryan (82)
Tyler Bertuzzi "A" (84) - Dylan Larkin "C" (87) - Ryan Hartman (79)
Filip Zadina (81) - Rodrigo Abols (72) - Anthony Mantha (84)
Matt Moulson (74) - Ryan Kesler (70) - Nathan Bastian (77)
Jon Merrill (80) - Filip Hronek (82)
Danny DeKeyser (79) - Troy Stecher (81)
Patrik Nemeth (80) - Cody Ceci (79)
Thomas Greiss (81)
Calvin Pickard (79)
Igor Shestyorkin
#26, the sickest of 'em all.
how the f*** is this team 15-4-2 and not 4-15-2
Despite subpar goaltending and an ever-changing group of bottom-six forwards, the Detroit Red Wings have the best record in the NHL a quarter of the way of the season. With a record of 15-4-2, their 32 points have them one point ahead of the Boston Bruins for first place in the Atlantic Division. In the first 21 games, the Wings have made the following transactions:
DET trades LW Turner Elson and C Chase Pearson to BUF for a 2021 7th round pick
DET signs C Danick Martel, 1 year, $700K
DET signs LW Jussi Jokinen, 1 year, $700K
DET trades LW Otto Kivenmaki and D Albert Johansson to BOS for a 2021 3rd round pick
DET signs C Rodrigo Abols, 1 year, $700K
DET signs C Thomas Di Pauli, 1 year, $700K
DET trades C Sam Gagner and a 2021 7th round pick to CGY for a 2021 7th round pick
DET signs LW Matt Moulson, 1 year, $700K
DET trades D Malte Setkov and C Kyle Criscuolo to CAR for a 2021 6th round pick
DET signs C Ryan Kesler, 1 year, $700K
STATS
Centers:
Luke Glendening - 21 GP, 10-9-19
Dylan Larkin - 21 GP, 9-8-17
Rodrigo Abols - 12 GP, 3-8-11
Ryan Kesler - 1 GP, 0-0-0
Valtteri Filppula - 6 GP, 0-0-0
Danick Martel - 4 GP, 0-0-0
Thomas Di Pauli - 5 GP, 0-0-0
Left Wingers:
Robby Fabbri - 21 GP, 9-11-20
Tyler Bertuzzi - 21 GP, 5-14-19
Filip Zadina - 21 GP, 3-4-7
Matt Moulson - 4 GP, 2-0-2
Darren Helm - 6, 0-0-0
Jussi Jokinen - 11 GP, 1-2-3
Right Wingers:
Ryan Hartman - 20 GP, 12-5-17
Bobby Ryan - 21 GP, 8-9-17
Anthony Mantha - 21 GP, 10-4-14
Nathan Bastian - 12 GP, 3-2-5
Matt Luff - 10 GP, 2-1-3
Defensemen:
Filip Hronek - 21 GP, 5-15-20
Troy Stecher - 21 GP, 5-13-18
Jon Merrill - 21 GP, 0-14-14
Danny DeKeyser - 20 GP, 3-6-9
Cody Ceci - 21 GP, 2-5-7
Patrik Nemeth - 21 GP, 1-5-6
Marc Staal - 1 GP, 0-0-0
Goalies:
Thomas Greiss - 20 GP, 15-3-2, .835, 3.24
Calvin Pickard - 1 GP, 0-1-0, .850, 3.01
LINES
Robby Fabbri (81) - Luke Glendening "A" (79) - Bobby Ryan (82)
Tyler Bertuzzi "A" (84) - Dylan Larkin "C" (87) - Ryan Hartman (79)
Filip Zadina (81) - Rodrigo Abols (72) - Anthony Mantha (84)
Matt Moulson (74) - Ryan Kesler (70) - Nathan Bastian (77)
Jon Merrill (80) - Filip Hronek (82)
Danny DeKeyser (79) - Troy Stecher (81)
Patrik Nemeth (80) - Cody Ceci (79)
Thomas Greiss (81)
Calvin Pickard (79)
Hockey Stick
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- Jan 3, 2018
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Yup! I'm trying to see how badly I can rob teams with players who have stats they'd never have if I was simulating. Luke Glendening being ~PPG should get me something absurd in return.
