HF Boards Superstar v18 (EHM 1 - NHL X database)

[francis246]

Noah Sebastian - @H3ckt1k

Noah Sebastian

Drafted 2nd Overall in the 2022 OHL Priority Selection by the Barrie Colts
Drafted 13th Overall in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft by the Dallas Stars

Position: C/RW
National Team Played For: Ukraine

Career Earnings: $179,510,000
NHL Seasons: 22 Seasons (2024-2046)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 0
Olympic Appearances: 1 (2046)
NHL All-Star Appearances: 14 (2030, 2031, 2033, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2041, 2042, 2043, 2044, 2046)

Records Held:

• Barrie Colts All-Time Record Holder for Most Points in a single season (72 points in 2023/24)
• Barrie Colts All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a center in a single season (72 points in 2023/24)
• Dallas Stars All-Time Record Holder for Most Goals in a single season (49 goals in 2042/43)
• Dallas Stars All-Time Record Holder for Most Points in a single season (105 points in 2042/43)
• Dallas Stars All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a center in a single season (105 points in 2042/43)
• Dallas Stars All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Games (1761 games in a Stars uniform)
• Dallas Stars All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Goals (732 goals)
• Dallas Stars All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Points (1620 points)
• Dallas Stars All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Penalty Minutes (877 PIMs)

Teams Played For:

• Toronto Red Wings (2021-2022)
• Barrie Colts (2022-2024)
• Dallas Stars (2024-2046)

Cities Lived In:

• Toronto, Ontario, Canada
• Barrie, Ontario, Canada
• Dallas, Texas, USA

Transactions:

• June 22nd, 2024 – Drafted by the Dallas Stars in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft
• July 14th, 2024 – Signed a 2-year ELC with the Dallas Stars
• March 2nd, 2026 – Signed a 2-year extension with the Dallas Stars
• April 1st, 2028 – Signed a 3-year extension with the Dallas Stars
• January 2nd, 2031 – Signed a 6-year extension with the Dallas Stars
• January 6th, 2037 – Signed a 5-year extension with the Dallas Stars
• February 4th, 2042 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Dallas Stars
• January 1st, 2043 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Dallas Stars
• January 1st, 2044 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Dallas Stars
• January 5th, 2045 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Dallas Stars

Leadership:

Important Awards Won:

CHL/OHL Awards:

• OHL Rookie All-Star Team Award (2022/23)
• CHL Rookie All-Star Team Award (2022/23)
• 2 CHL First All-Star Team Awards (2022/23 & 2023/24)
• 1 OHL First All-Star Team Award (2023/24)
• 1 CHL Most Valuable Player Award (2023/24)

NHL Awards:

• NHL Rookie All-Star Team Award (2024/25)
• 12 NHL First All-Star Team Awards (2029/30, 2032/33, 2034/35, 2035/36, 2036/37, 2037/38, 2038/39, 2039/40, 2040/41, 2041/42, 2042/43, 2043/44)
• 4 NHL Second All-Star Team Awards (2028/29, 2030/31, 2031/32, 2044/45)
• 9 NHL Mark Messier Leadership Awards (2028/29, 2032/33, 2034/35, 2037/38, 2038/39, 2039/40, 2040/41, 2042/43, 2043/44)
• 6 NHL Hart Memorial Trophies (2032/33, 2037/38, 2038/39, 2039/40, 2041/42, 2043/44)
• 1 NHL Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy (2041/42)
• 1 NHL Ted Lindsay Award (2042/43)

International Awards:

• 1 World Championships First All-Star Team Awards (2029)
• 1 World Championships Top Forward Award (2029)
• 1 World Championships Div 1A First All-Star Team Awards (2028)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

OHL Championships:

• 0

NHL Stanley Cups:

• - 0

Olympic Medals:

• – 0
• - 0
• – 0

World Championships Div 1A Medals:

• – 1 (2028)
• – 0
• – 0

World Junior Championships Div 1 Medals:

• – 1 (2023)
• – 0
• – 0

We are looking one of the more accomplished superstars in v18. I mean he has 12 NHL First All-Star Team Awards. He just dominated year after year. He is a true leader, I'm pretty sure the NHL Mark Messier Leadership Trophy is now going to be named the NHL Noah Sebastian Leadership Trophy. He owned it for years. But this guy is a born scorer. He didn't have the most spectacular season in his first year in Barrie, but after that he really elevated his game to a level that no one could have seen. I think in a redraft this guy goes #1 overall. He's 6'5 and plays center. I'm not sure how he dropped so far down in the draft like he did. I think his biggest regret would be staying loyal to the Dallas Stars. He never moved teams, he was the heart beat of the that team and scored at will for them. Being voted league MVP 6 times. However he was never able to lead them past the 2nd round. I think the Dallas Management team would look back and feel like they should have done more with a talent like Sebastian. He always got them to the playoffs which is why he didn't represent the Ukraine too many times. But when he did play for Team Ukraine he always left an impact. Congrats on a great career! Sebastian was entered into the NHL Hall of Fame.

 

[H3ckt1k]

Noah Sebastian - @H3ckt1k
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Noah Sebastian

Drafted 2nd Overall in the 2022 OHL Priority Selection by the Barrie Colts
Drafted 13th Overall in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft by the Dallas Stars

Position: C/RW
National Team Played For: Ukraine

Career Earnings: $179,510,000
NHL Seasons: 22 Seasons (2024-2046)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 0
Olympic Appearances: 1 (2046)
NHL All-Star Appearances: 14 (2030, 2031, 2033, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2041, 2042, 2043, 2044, 2046)

Records Held:

• Barrie Colts All-Time Record Holder for Most Points in a single season (72 points in 2023/24)
• Barrie Colts All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a center in a single season (72 points in 2023/24)
• Dallas Stars All-Time Record Holder for Most Goals in a single season (49 goals in 2042/43)
• Dallas Stars All-Time Record Holder for Most Points in a single season (105 points in 2042/43)
• Dallas Stars All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a center in a single season (105 points in 2042/43)
• Dallas Stars All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Games (1761 games in a Stars uniform)
• Dallas Stars All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Goals (732 goals)
• Dallas Stars All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Points (1620 points)
• Dallas Stars All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Penalty Minutes (877 PIMs)

Teams Played For:

• Toronto Red Wings (2021-2022)
• Barrie Colts (2022-2024)
• Dallas Stars (2024-2046)

Cities Lived In:

• Toronto, Ontario, Canada
• Barrie, Ontario, Canada
• Dallas, Texas, USA

Transactions:

• June 22nd, 2024 – Drafted by the Dallas Stars in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft
• July 14th, 2024 – Signed a 2-year ELC with the Dallas Stars
• March 2nd, 2026 – Signed a 2-year extension with the Dallas Stars
• April 1st, 2028 – Signed a 3-year extension with the Dallas Stars
• January 2nd, 2031 – Signed a 6-year extension with the Dallas Stars
• January 6th, 2037 – Signed a 5-year extension with the Dallas Stars
• February 4th, 2042 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Dallas Stars
• January 1st, 2043 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Dallas Stars
• January 1st, 2044 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Dallas Stars
• January 5th, 2045 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Dallas Stars

Leadership:

Important Awards Won:

CHL/OHL Awards:

• OHL Rookie All-Star Team Award (2022/23)
• CHL Rookie All-Star Team Award (2022/23)
• 2 CHL First All-Star Team Awards (2022/23 & 2023/24)
• 1 OHL First All-Star Team Award (2023/24)
• 1 CHL Most Valuable Player Award (2023/24)

NHL Awards:

• NHL Rookie All-Star Team Award (2024/25)
• 12 NHL First All-Star Team Awards (2029/30, 2032/33, 2034/35, 2035/36, 2036/37, 2037/38, 2038/39, 2039/40, 2040/41, 2041/42, 2042/43, 2043/44)
• 4 NHL Second All-Star Team Awards (2028/29, 2030/31, 2031/32, 2044/45)
• 9 NHL Mark Messier Leadership Awards (2028/29, 2032/33, 2034/35, 2037/38, 2038/39, 2039/40, 2040/41, 2042/43, 2043/44)
• 6 NHL Hart Memorial Trophies (2032/33, 2037/38, 2038/39, 2039/40, 2041/42, 2043/44)
• 1 NHL Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy (2041/42)
• 1 NHL Ted Lindsay Award (2042/43)

International Awards:

• 1 World Championships First All-Star Team Awards (2029)
• 1 World Championships Top Forward Award (2029)
• 1 World Championships Div 1A First All-Star Team Awards (2028)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

OHL Championships:

• 0

NHL Stanley Cups:

• - 0

Olympic Medals:

• – 0
• - 0
• – 0

World Championships Div 1A Medals:

• – 1 (2028)
• – 0
• – 0

World Junior Championships Div 1 Medals:

• – 1 (2023)
• – 0
• – 0

We are looking one of the more accomplished superstars in v18. I mean he has 12 NHL First All-Star Team Awards. He just dominated year after year. He is a true leader, I'm pretty sure the NHL Mark Messier Leadership Trophy is now going to be named the NHL Noah Sebastian Leadership Trophy. He owned it for years. But this guy is a born scorer. He didn't have the most spectacular season in his first year in Barrie, but after that he really elevated his game to a level that no one could have seen. I think in a redraft this guy goes #1 overall. He's 6'5 and plays center. I'm not sure how he dropped so far down in the draft like he did. I think his biggest regret would be staying loyal to the Dallas Stars. He never moved teams, he was the heart beat of the that team and scored at will for them. Being voted league MVP 6 times. However he was never able to lead them past the 2nd round. I think the Dallas Management team would look back and feel like they should have done more with a talent like Sebastian. He always got them to the playoffs which is why he didn't represent the Ukraine too many times. But when he did play for Team Ukraine he always left an impact. Congrats on a great career! Sebastian was entered into the NHL Hall of Fame.

Great write up!! This definitely makes up for my last guy. Wish I had more playoff success but honestly, I won't hold it against somebody for being loyal to a team like that, even without success. I'd probably do the same. Thanks for doing this!!!

 

[BKarchitect]

I've never really followed the Superstar series before but all I can say is wow - @francis246 you do an incredible job adding storyline to this game, especially with this career recaps!

 

[francis246]

Rogers internet outage may hamper my ability to post today

 

[Tallasar]

I've never really followed the Superstar series before but all I can say is wow - @francis246 you do an incredible job adding storyline to this game, especially with this career recaps!

BK, please join us in the next version!

 

[francis246]

more retirements coming today

 

[francis246]

Arseniy Skliar - @canary

Arseniy Skliar

Drafted 1st Overall in the 2023 CHL Import Draft by the Medicine Hat Tigers
Drafted 3rd Overall in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft by the Philadelphia Flyers

Position: RD/LD
National Team Played For: Ukraine

Career Earnings: $189,434,400
NHL Seasons: 22 Seasons (2024-2046)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 0
Olympic Appearances: 1 (2046)
NHL All-Star Appearances: 14 (2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2042, 2043, 2046)

Records Held:

• Sokil Kyiv All-Time Record Holder for Most Assists in a single season (40 assists in 2022/23)
• Sokil Kyiv All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a Defenseman in a single season (53 points in 2022/23)
• 2nd All-Time in DnXL History for Most Assists in a single season (40 assists in 2022/23)
• Medicine Hat Tigers All-Time Record Holder for Most Assists by a rookie in a single season (40 assists in 2023/24)
• Philadelphia Flyers All-Time Record Holder for Most Assists in a single season (61 assists in 2028/29)
• Philadelphia Flyers All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a Defenseman in a single season (81 points in 2028/29)
• Buffalo Sabres All-Time Record Holder for Most Assists in a single season (81 assists in 2042/43)
• Buffalo Sabres All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a Defenseman in a single season (106 points in 2042/43)
• 8th All-Time in NHL History for Most Assists in a single season (81 assists in 2042/43)

Teams Played For:

• Sokil Kyiv (2021-2023)
• Medicine Hat Tigers (2023-2024)
• Philadelphia Flyers (2024-2034)
• Nashville Predators (2034-2035)
• Buffalo Sabres (2035-2046)

Cities Lived In:

• Kyiv, Ukraine
• Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
• Nashville, Tennessee, USA
• Buffalo, New York, USA

Transactions:

• April 27th, 2022 – First international game against Armenia aged 15 for Argentina
• June 22nd, 2023 - Drafted by the Medicine Hat Tigers in the 2023 CHL Import Draft
• July 14th, 2023 - Signed a 3-year deal with Medicine Hat Tigers
• June 22nd, 2024 - Drafted by the Philadelphia Flyers in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft
• June 28th, 2024 - Signed a 3-year ELC with the Philadelphia Flyers
• April 4th, 2027 - Signed a 3-year extension with the Philadelphia Flyers
• January 2nd, 2030 - Signed a 5-year extension with the Philadelphia Flyers
• June 14th, 2034 - Traded by the Philadelphia Flyers to the Nashville Predators
• July 5th, 2035 - Signed a 7-year extension with the Philadelphia Flyers
• March 7th, 2042 - Signed a 1-year extension with the Philadelphia Flyers
• January 4th, 2043 - Signed a 1-year extension with the Philadelphia Flyers
• January 2nd, 2044 - Signed a 1-year extension with the Philadelphia Flyers
• January 5th, 2045 - Signed a 1-year extension with the Philadelphia Flyers

Leadership:

Important Awards Won:

DnXL Awards:

• DnXL Rookie All-Star Team Award (2021/22)
• 1 DnXL Defenseman of the Year Award (2021/22)
• 1 DnXL First All-Star Team Award (2022/23)
• 1 DnXL Second All-Star Team Award (2021/22)

WHL/CHL Awards:

• 1 WHL Bill Hunter Trophy (2023/24)
• 1 WHL Jim Piggott Memorial Trophy (2023/24)
• 1 WHL First All-Star Team Award (2023/24)
• 1 CHL Defenseman of the Year Award (2023/24)
• 1 CHL First All-Star Team Award (2023/24)
• CHL Rookie All-Star Team Award (2023/24)

NHL Awards:

• 2 NHL All-Star Game Fastest Skater Award (2031 & 2038)
• 1 NHL All-Star Game Shooting Accuracy Award (2046)
• 4 NHL James Norris Memorial Trophies (2030/31, 2032/33, 2041/42, & 2042/43)
• 2 NHL King Clancy Memorial Trophy (2031/32 & 2039/40)
• 4 NHL Bobby Orr Trophies (2039/40, 2040/41, 2041/42, 2042/43 & 2045/46)
• 2 NHL Rod Langway Trophy (2042/43)
• 1 NHL Hart Memorial Trophy (2042/43
• 1 NHL First All-Star Team Awards (2032/33)
• 1 NHL Second All-Star Team Awards (2034/35)

International Awards:

• 1 World Junior Championships Top Defenseman Award (2023/24)
• 1 World Junior Championships U20-Div 1 T0p Defenseman Award (2022/23)
• 1 World Junior Championships U20-Div 1 First All-Star Team (2022/23)
• 1 World Junior Championships First All-Star Team Award (2023/24)
• 7 World Championships Div 1A Top Defenseman Awards (2027, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2034, 2037 & 2041)
• 4 World Championships Div 1A First All-Star Team Awards (2030, 2031, 2032, 2041 & 2045)
• 1 World Championships Div 1B Top Defenseman Award (2022)
• 1 World Championships Div 1B First All-Star Team Award (2022)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

DnXL Stanley Cups:

• 2 (Sokil Kyiv - 2022 & 2023)

NHL Stanley Cups:

• - 0

Olympic Medals:

• – 0
• - 0
• – 0

World Championships Div 1A Medals:

• – 2 (2037 & 2041)
• – 1 (2027)
• – 0

World Championships Div 1B Medals:

• – 1 (2022)
• – 0
• – 0

World Junior Championships U20 Div 1 Medals:

• – 1 (2023)
• – 0
• – 0

This is the end of the line of a beautiful career for Mr. Skliar. One of the leagues top defenseman and one of the more outstanding superstars in v18. Skliar is a skilled offensive dman who has demonstrated a knack for playmaking since the early days in his career. He has literally won Top Defenseman Award after Top Defenseman Award and all major awards defensemen can win at every level. In my opinion, Skliar got so much better with age. You could see the glimpses of outstanding play in Philadelphia, but once he got to Buffalo he really took off. Scoring high numbers and even scoring over 20 goals multiple seasons. His best season came in 2042/43 where he scored 106 points and exploded on the scene with Gagne. What's most impressive about Skliar is that he was not only amazing on the offensive end, he was a great defensive defenseman as well. Finishing his career with 1,312 career NHL hits, 473 career NHL takeaways and 2,743 career NHL blocked shots. His overall career play was outstanding. He also was a key part in Ukraine's international rise. However it was really rare because he was always in the playoffs. Skliar was a great career to follow and he was inducted into the hockey hall of fame!

 

[francis246]

Hey guys, just a note, I'm going to continue to post retirements throughout the night tonight and throughout tomorrow. But i'm going to be in Vegas on Monday, I'll try and post some retirements while i'm there. If you could find sometime during that week to post your new guy!

 

[francis246]

Zanis Ojars Kundzins - @FreshBlood

Zanis Ojars Kundzins

Drafted 20th Overall in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft by the Anaheim Ducks

Position: RW/C
National Team Played For: Latvia

Career Earnings: $164,777,000
NHL Seasons: 21 Seasons (2026-2047)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 0
Olympic Appearances: 1 (2030)
NHL All-Star Appearances: 14 (2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2041, 2042 & 2043)

Records Held:

• Michigan State Spartans All-Time Record Holder for Most Goals in a single season (30 goals in 2025/26)
• Michigan State Spartans All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a RW in a single season (42 points in 2025/26)
• Anaheim Ducks All-Time Record Holder for Most Goals in a single season (48 goals in 2032/33)
• Anaheim Ducks All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a RW in a single season (101 points in 2034/35)
• Anaheim Ducks All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Games (1581 career games in a Ducks Uniform)
• Anaheim Ducks All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Goals (645 career goals in a Ducks Uniform)
• Anaheim Ducks All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Assists (891 career assists in a Ducks Uniform)
• Anaheim Ducks All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Points (1536 career points in a Ducks Uniform)

Teams Played For:

• Culver Academy (2021-2023)
• Michigan State Spartans (2023-2026)
• San Diego Gulls (2o26-2027)
• Anaheim Ducks (2026-2046)
• New York Islanders (2046-2047)

Cities Lived In:

• Saidus, Latvia
• Culver, Indiana, USA
• East Lansing, Michigan, USA
• San Deigo, California, USA
• Anaheim, California, USA
• Elmont, New York, USA

Transactions:

• April 27th, 2029 – First international game against Denmark aged 22 for Latvia
• July 6th, 2026 – Signed a 2-year ELC with the Anaheim Ducks
• March 2nd, 2028 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Anaheim Ducks
• January 2nd, 2029 – Signed a 5-year extension with the Anaheim Ducks
• January 6th, 2034 – Signed an 8-year extension with the Anaheim Ducks
• March 6th, 2042 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Anaheim Ducks
• January 5th, 2043 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Anaheim Ducks
• January 7th, 2044 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Anaheim Ducks
• February 2nd, 2045 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Anaheim Ducks
• July 21st, 2046 – Signed a 1-year deal with the New York Islanders as a UFA

Leadership:

Important Awards Won:

NCAA Awards:

• 3 NCAA Second All-Star Team Awards (2023/24, 2024/25 & 2025/26)

NHL Awards:

• 1 NHL First All-Star Team Award (2032/33)
• 3 NHL Second All-Star Team Awards (2030/31, 2031/32 & 2046/47)
• 1 NHL Third All-Star Team Award (2040/41)
• 1 NHL Maurice ‘Rocket’ Richard Trophy (2032/33)
• 1 NHL King Clancy Memorial Trophy (2045/46)
• 2 NHL Bill Masterton Memorial Trophies (2030/31 & 2045/46)
• 1 NHL All-Star Game MVP Award (2033/34)

International Awards:

• 2 World Junior Championships U20 Div 1 Top Scorer Awards (2023/24 & 2025/26)
• 2 World Junior Championships U20 Div 1 Top Forward Awards (2023/24 & 2025/26)
• 3 World Junior Championships U20 Div 1 First All-Star Team Awards (2023/24, 2024/25 & 2025/26)
• 1 World Championships First All-Star Team Award (2029)
• 1 World Championships Silver All-Star Team Award (2039)
• 1 World Championships Third All-Star Team Award (2032)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

NHL Stanley Cups:

• - 0

Olympic Medals:

• – 0
• - 0
• – 0

World Championships Medals:

• – 0
• – 0
• – 0

World Junior Championships U20 Div 1 Medals:

• – 0
• – 0
• – 0

The Latvian Prince has decided to call it a career. Ojars Kundzins was one of the more interesting players to follow. The Latvian athlete decided to start his hockey career in the US Prep School System as he wanted to go to on scholarship. Right from Culver it was evident that he was going to be an outstanding goal scorer. His goal scoring garnered a ton of interest right across the nation and he ended up accepting a scholarship at Michigan State. The Ducks really let Kundzins permeate in the NCAA as he played 3 seasons and had really great seasons being a big time goal scorer and also even let him bake in the AHL for a number of games. Once he got his feet under him, this guy exploded as a pure offensive threat. He was a natural scorer in the NCAA who really refined his game once he got to the NHL. He became more of an overall playmaker. He is probably one of the more dynamic superstars and had a lot of ability. I think he never really got a fair shake at many major awards but he should have been in the conversation more. Anaheim ended up winning a Stanley Cup while he was at Michigan State and they never made it back. I know Ojars Kundzins is probably wishing that they had signed him a few years earlier so he could have been apart of that great championship run. I think Anaheim has to look at this pick and think, "we got an absolute steal at 20th overall in 2024". He is their All-Time Franchise Record Holder for most of the career categories and he gave his all to the organization. It wasn't until the end of the road when the organization decided to invest their money in younger players they let him walk. He signed 1 more year with the Islanders to chase a cup! He ended up having a good playoffs 16 points in 14 games, the second longest playoff run of his career. In the end I think even though it was a good year, it wasn't the same not being in Anaheim. For that reason I believe he decided to retire. Overall it was a great career with a lot to recount and be proud of! Ojars Kundzins was inducted to the NHL hall of fame.

 

[rodrigo363]

Rodrigo Rivas - @rodrigo363
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Rodrigo Rivas

Drafted 3rd Overall in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft by the Quebec Nordiques


Position: C/RW
National Team Played For: Argentina

Career Earnings: $145,427,000
NHL Seasons: 21 Seasons (2025-2046)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 0
Olympic Appearances: 0
NHL All-Star Appearances: 1 (2039)

Records Held:

• N/A

Teams Played For:

• Slovan Jrs (2021-2025)
• Slovan (2024-2025)
• Quebec Nordiques (2025-2034)
• Chicago Blackhawks (2033-2034)
• Seattle Kraken (2034-2039)
• New York Islanders (2038-2045)
• Winnipeg Jets (2045-2046)

Cities Lived In:

• Mendoza, Argentina
• Bratislava, Slovakia
• Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
• Chicago, Illinois, USA
• Seattle, Washington, USA
• Elmont, New York, USA
• Winnipeg, Manitoba, USA

Transactions:

• April 27th, 2022 – First international game against Armenia aged 15 for Argentina
• April 7th, 2024 – Signed a 2-year extension worth $728,000 with Slovan
• June 21st, 2025 – Drafted by the Quebec Nordiques in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft
• June 26th, 2025 – Signed a 3-year ELC with the Quebec Nordiques
• May 1st, 2028 – Signed a 2-year extension with the Quebec Nordiques
• January 3rd, 2030 – Signed a 5-year extension with the Quebec Nordiques
• February 25th, 2034 – Traded by the Quebec Nordiques to the Chicago Blackhawks
• July 16th, 2034 – Traded by the Chicago Blackahwks to the Seattle Kraken
• May 6th, 2035 – Signed a 6-year extension with the Chicago Blackhawks
• January 9th, 2039 – Traded by the Seattle Kraken to the New York Islanders
• February 2nd, 2041 – Signed a 1-year extension with the New York Islanders
• March 6th, 2042 – Signed a 1-year extension with the New York Islanders
• January 4th, 2043 – Signed a 1-year extension with the New York Islanders
• January 6th, 2044 – Signed a 1-year extension with the New York Islanders
• July 6th, 2045 – Signed a 1-year deal with the Winnipeg Jets

Important Awards Won:
NHL Awards:

• N/A

International Awards:

• 2 World Championships Div 1A Top Forward Awards (2034 & 2044)
• 1 World Championships Div 1A Top Scorer Awards (2034)
• 1 World Championships Div 1A First All-Star Team Awards (2034)
• 6 World Championships Div 1B Top Forward Awards (2029, 2030, 2031, 2033, 2037 & 2039)
• 5 World Championships Div 1B Top Scorer Awards (2030, 2031, 2033, 2037 & 2039)
• 1 World Championships Div 1B MVP Award (2039)
• 8 World Championships Div 1B First All-Star Team Awards (2025, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2033, 2036, 2037 & 2039)
• 1 World Championships Div 1B Second All-Star Team Award (2042)
• 2 World Championships Div 2A Top Forward Awards (2024 & 2032)
• 1 World Championships Div 2A Top Scorer Award (2032)
• 2 World Championships Div 2A First All-Star Team Awards (2024 & 2032)
• 1 World Championships Div 2A Second All-Star Team (2027)
• 1 World Championships Div 3 Top Scorer Award (2022)
• 1 World Championships Div 3 Top Forward Award (2022)
• 1 World Championships Div 3 First All-Star Team (2022)
• 1 Southern Section Top Scorer Award (2024)
• 1 Southern Section Top Forward Award (2024)
• 1 Southern Section MVP Award (2024)
• 1 Southern Section All-Star Team Award (2024)

Competition Medals/Trophies:
NHL Stanley Cups:

• - 0

Olympic Medals:

• – 0
• - 0
• – 0

World Championships Div 1A Medals:

• – 0
• – 0
• – 0

World Championships Div 1B Medals:

• – 4 (2033, 2037, 2039 & 2042)
• – 0
• – 0

World Championships Div 2A Medals:

• – 2 (2024 & 2032)
• – 0
• – 0

World Championships Div 2B Medals:

• – 1 (2023)
• – 0
• – 0

World Championships Div 3 Medals:

• – 0
• – 1 (2022)
• – 0

Mr. International if I could phrase it so eloquently is how I view Rivas. What a job he has done to carry the nation of Argentina on his back. He brought them from the depths of Division 3 World Championships to the tops of Div 1B and battling in 1A. I really enjoyed tracking his career as he is a special one. Coming from a non-traditional hockey market to be the effective player he was is amazing. I think one thing to note is that, I was quite disappointed in his offensive output. I was expecting him to put up greater numbers. I'm not sure if that has to do more with his skill or more to do with the fact that he never played on really strong teams. He was a bit of a suitcase, but he was a leader and a guy capable of putting up good seasons. He is more of your playmaking center. I liken him to Niklas Backstrom. A guy who has elite vision and can get you 30 goals, but he is mainly going to be the set up guy. He really didn't win any NHL awards but I think this is a career he can be happy with overall. Congrats on the great career!

I have not achieved important things in the NHL but I am excited about the story regarding the Argentine national team that achieved a lot. thanks for the simulation @francis246

 

[francis246]

I have not achieved important things in the NHL but I am excited about the story regarding the Argentine national team that achieved a lot. thanks for the simulation @francis246

\hope you join the next one!

 

[canary]

Arseniy Skliar - @canary

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Arseniy Skliar

Drafted 1st Overall in the 2023 CHL Import Draft by the Medicine Hat Tigers
Drafted 3rd Overall in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft by the Philadelphia Flyers

Position: RD/LD
National Team Played For: Ukraine

Career Earnings: $189,434,400
NHL Seasons: 22 Seasons (2024-2046)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 0
Olympic Appearances: 1 (2046)
NHL All-Star Appearances: 14 (2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2042, 2043, 2046)

Records Held:

• Sokil Kyiv All-Time Record Holder for Most Assists in a single season (40 assists in 2022/23)
• Sokil Kyiv All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a Defenseman in a single season (53 points in 2022/23)
• 2nd All-Time in DnXL History for Most Assists in a single season (40 assists in 2022/23)
• Medicine Hat Tigers All-Time Record Holder for Most Assists by a rookie in a single season (40 assists in 2023/24)
• Philadelphia Flyers All-Time Record Holder for Most Assists in a single season (61 assists in 2028/29)
• Philadelphia Flyers All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a Defenseman in a single season (81 points in 2028/29)
• Buffalo Sabres All-Time Record Holder for Most Assists in a single season (81 assists in 2042/43)
• Buffalo Sabres All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a Defenseman in a single season (106 points in 2042/43)
• 8th All-Time in NHL History for Most Assists in a single season (81 assists in 2042/43)

Teams Played For:

• Sokil Kyiv (2021-2023)
• Medicine Hat Tigers (2023-2024)
• Philadelphia Flyers (2024-2034)
• Nashville Predators (2034-2035)
• Buffalo Sabres (2035-2046)

Cities Lived In:

• Kyiv, Ukraine
• Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
• Nashville, Tennessee, USA
• Buffalo, New York, USA

Transactions:

• April 27th, 2022 – First international game against Armenia aged 15 for Argentina
• June 22nd, 2023 - Drafted by the Medicine Hat Tigers in the 2023 CHL Import Draft
• July 14th, 2023 - Signed a 3-year deal with Medicine Hat Tigers
• June 22nd, 2024 - Drafted by the Philadelphia Flyers in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft
• June 28th, 2024 - Signed a 3-year ELC with the Philadelphia Flyers
• April 4th, 2027 - Signed a 3-year extension with the Philadelphia Flyers
• January 2nd, 2030 - Signed a 5-year extension with the Philadelphia Flyers
• June 14th, 2034 - Traded by the Philadelphia Flyers to the Nashville Predators
• July 5th, 2035 - Signed a 7-year extension with the Philadelphia Flyers
• March 7th, 2042 - Signed a 1-year extension with the Philadelphia Flyers
• January 4th, 2043 - Signed a 1-year extension with the Philadelphia Flyers
• January 2nd, 2044 - Signed a 1-year extension with the Philadelphia Flyers
• January 5th, 2045 - Signed a 1-year extension with the Philadelphia Flyers

Leadership:

Important Awards Won:

DnXL Awards:

• DnXL Rookie All-Star Team Award (2021/22)
• 1 DnXL Defenseman of the Year Award (2021/22)
• 1 DnXL First All-Star Team Award (2022/23)
• 1 DnXL Second All-Star Team Award (2021/22)

WHL/CHL Awards:

• 1 WHL Bill Hunter Trophy (2023/24)
• 1 WHL Jim Piggott Memorial Trophy (2023/24)
• 1 WHL First All-Star Team Award (2023/24)
• 1 CHL Defenseman of the Year Award (2023/24)
• 1 CHL First All-Star Team Award (2023/24)
• CHL Rookie All-Star Team Award (2023/24)

NHL Awards:

• 2 NHL All-Star Game Fastest Skater Award (2031 & 2038)
• 1 NHL All-Star Game Shooting Accuracy Award (2046)
• 4 NHL James Norris Memorial Trophies (2030/31, 2032/33, 2041/42, & 2042/43)
• 2 NHL King Clancy Memorial Trophy (2031/32 & 2039/40)
• 4 NHL Bobby Orr Trophies (2039/40, 2040/41, 2041/42, 2042/43 & 2045/46)
• 2 NHL Rod Langway Trophy (2042/43)
• 1 NHL Hart Memorial Trophy (2042/43
• 1 NHL First All-Star Team Awards (2032/33)
• 1 NHL Second All-Star Team Awards (2034/35)

International Awards:

• 1 World Junior Championships Top Defenseman Award (2023/24)
• 1 World Junior Championships U20-Div 1 T0p Defenseman Award (2022/23)
• 1 World Junior Championships U20-Div 1 First All-Star Team (2022/23)
• 1 World Junior Championships First All-Star Team Award (2023/24)
• 7 World Championships Div 1A Top Defenseman Awards (2027, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2034, 2037 & 2041)
• 4 World Championships Div 1A First All-Star Team Awards (2030, 2031, 2032, 2041 & 2045)
• 1 World Championships Div 1B Top Defenseman Award (2022)
• 1 World Championships Div 1B First All-Star Team Award (2022)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

DnXL Stanley Cups:

• 2 (Sokil Kyiv - 2022 & 2023)

NHL Stanley Cups:

• - 0

Olympic Medals:

• – 0
• - 0
• – 0

World Championships Div 1A Medals:

• – 2 (2037 & 2041)
• – 1 (2027)
• – 0

World Championships Div 1B Medals:

• – 1 (2022)
• – 0
• – 0

World Junior Championships U20 Div 1 Medals:

• – 1 (2023)
• – 0
• – 0

This is the end of the line of a beautiful career for Mr. Skliar. One of the leagues top defenseman and one of the more outstanding superstars in v18. Skliar is a skilled offensive dman who has demonstrated a knack for playmaking since the early days in his career. He has literally won Top Defenseman Award after Top Defenseman Award and all major awards defensemen can win at every level. In my opinion, Skliar got so much better with age. You could see the glimpses of outstanding play in Philadelphia, but once he got to Buffalo he really took off. Scoring high numbers and even scoring over 20 goals multiple seasons. His best season came in 2042/43 where he scored 106 points and exploded on the scene with Gagne. What's most impressive about Skliar is that he was not only amazing on the offensive end, he was a great defensive defenseman as well. Finishing his career with 1,312 career NHL hits, 473 career NHL takeaways and 2,743 career NHL blocked shots. His overall career play was outstanding. He also was a key part in Ukraine's international rise. However it was really rare because he was always in the playoffs. Skliar was a great career to follow and he was inducted into the hockey hall of fame!

Awesome! Thank you again @francis246! Can't wait for v19!

 

[francis246]

Well my flight got cancelled and my trip is cancelled cause I can't get another flight! So lucky for you all, retirements all week

 

[Adaari Vaal]

Sorry to hear that :/

 

[francis246]

Oleg Yavorskyi - @Lord TT

Oleg Yavorskyi

Drafted 9th Overall in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft by the Buffalo Sabres

Position: G
National Team Played For: Ukraine

Career Earnings: $180,315,800
NHL Seasons: 23 Seasons (2024-2047)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 4 (2031, 2032 – BUF, 2034 & 2035 – OTT)
Olympic Appearances: 1 (2046)
NHL All-Star Appearances: 14 (2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2041, 2042 & 2044)

Records Held:

• Boston College Eagles All-Time Record Holder for Most Shutouts in a single season (6 shutouts in 2023/24)
• Buffalo Sabres All-Time Record Holder for Most Shutouts in a single season (4 shutouts in 2030/31)
• Buffalo Sabres All-Time Record Holder for Best Save % in a single season (0.930% in 2030/31)
• Buffalo Sabres All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Wins (248 career wins in a Sabres uniform)
• Buffalo Sabres All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Shutouts (14 career shutouts in a Sabres uniform)
• Ottawa Senators All-Time Record Holder for Most Wins in a single season (41 wins in 2035/36)
• Ottawa Senators All-Time Record Holder for Most Shutouts in a single season (5 shutouts in 2037/38)
• Ottawa Senators All-Time Record Holder for Best GAA in a single season (1.89 GAA in 2037/38)
• Ottawa Senators All-Time Record Holder for Best Save % in a single season (0.935% in 2037/38)
• Ottawa Senators All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Wins (433 career wins in a Senators uniform)
• Ottawa Senators All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Shutouts (34 career shutouts in a Senators uniform)
• 3rd All-Time in NHL History for Best Goals Against Average in a single season (1.89 GAA in 2037/38)
• 3rd All-Time in NHL History for Best Save Percentage in a single season (0.935% in 2037/38)
• 1st All-Time in NHL History for Most Career Wins (705 career wins)
• Tied for 4th All-Time in NHL History for Most Career Shutouts (49 career shutouts)

Teams Played For:

• Shattuck- St. Mary’s (2021-2023)
• Boston College (2023-2024)
• Buffalo Sabres (2024-2032)
• Ottawa Senators (2032-2046)
• Vegas Golden Knights (2046-2047)

Cities Lived In:

• Uzhgorod, Ukraine
• Fairbault, Minnesota, USA
• Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, USA
• Buffalo, New York, USA
• Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
• Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Transactions:

• January 3rd, 2027 – Signed a 5-year extension with the Buffalo Sabres
• July 7th, 2032 – Signed a 7-year deal with the Ottawa Senators as a UFA
• June 27th, 2039 – Signed a 5-year extension with the Ottawa Senators
• January 2nd, 2044 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Ottawa Senators
• February 2nd, 2045 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Ottawa Senators
• On July 7th, 2046 – Signed a 1-year deal with the Toronto Maple Leafs as a UFA

Important Awards Won:

NHL Awards:

• 3 NHL All-Star Game Goalie Competition Wins (2029, 2036, 2040, 2042)
• 3 NHL Vezina Trophy (2033/34, 2035/36, 2037/38)
• 4 NHL William M. Jennings Trophies (2033/34, 2034/35, 2035/36, 2037/38)
• 5 NHL Roger Crozier Saving Grace Awards (2029/30, 2030/31, 2033/34, 2034/35, 2037/38)
• 1 NHL Conn Smythe Trophy (2031/32)
• 2 NHL First All-Star Team Award (2030/31, 2033/34)
• 5 NHL Second All-Star Team Awards (2029/30, 2031/32, 2032/33, 2034/35, 2035/36)
• 1 NHL Third All-Star Team Award (2028/29)

International Awards:

• 1 World Junior Championships Div 1 Top Goalie Award (2022/23)
• 1 World Junior Championships Div 1 MVP Award (2022/23)
• 1 World Junior Championships Div 1 First All-Star Team Award (2022/23)
• 4 World Championships Div 1A Top Goalie Awards (2028, 2040, 2041 & 2043)
• 4 World Championships Div 1A MVP Awards (2028, 2040, 2041 & 2043)
• 4 World Championships Div 1A First All-Star Team Awards (2028, 2040, 2041 & 2043)
• 1 World Championships Div 1B Top Goalie Award (2022)
• 1 World Championships Div 1B MVP Award (2022)
• 1 World Championships Div 1B First All-Star Team Award (2022)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

NHL Stanley Cups:

• 2 – 2032 (BUF) & 2035 (OTT)

Olympic Medals:

• – 0
• - 0
• – 0

World Junior Championships Div 1 Medals:

• – 1 (2023)
• – 0
• – 0

World Championships Div 1A Medals:

• – 3 (2028, 2041 & 2043)
• – 1 (2040)
• – 0

World Championships Div 1B Medals:

• – 1 (2028)
• – 0
• – 0

The rock behind Ukraine hockey has called it a career. In all honesty we could potentially be looking at one of the best goalies to grace our EHM superstar series and also the NHL. Yavorskyi is such an accomplished goalie and he had so much promise right from the start of his career. Right out the gate, he took an unconventional path for a European goalie. He went the college route and had an absolute stud season with Boston College. So good of a season that propelled him to a top 10 pick and his career took off right away. One thing I've loved watching about Yavorskyi is that he is a playoff performer. He has so much playoff experience. 199 NHL playoff games, 4 Stanley Cup Finals Appearances, 1 Conn Smythe Trophy. Yavorskyi is a goalie that you can count on in the playoffs to lead you to glory. It's hard to even determine whether his stint in Buffalo or Ottawa was better. I believe he was effective in both spots. He is the NHL leader in wins and among the best in save percentage and GAA. He's set records everywhere he's gone. Lets also not forget the impact he had on Team Ukraine. Helping them win multiple gold medals at Div 1A World Championships. Basically if he was available, they were going to win Gold. A highlight for him must have also been representing Ukraine at the 2042 Olympics. With this career Yavorskyi definitely can be considered on of the best overall players and I'm so happy we got the chance to follow his career.

 

[Adaari Vaal]

Thanks for the recap, it's cool to see that my guy was one of the best this time! I'm looking forward to the next version!

 

[francis246]

Marco Finzi @Treb

Marco Finzi

Drafted 18th Overall in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft by the Vegas Golden Knights

Position: G
National Team Played For: Argentina

Career Earnings: $170,655,000
NHL Seasons: 23 Seasons (2024-2047)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 4 (2027, 2035, 2036 & 2041)
Olympic Appearances: 0
NHL All-Star Appearances: 19 (2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2041, 2042, 2043, 2044, 2045, 2046)

Records Held:

• Vegas Golden Knights All-Time Record Holder for Most Wins in a single season (39 wins in 2035/36)
• Vegas Golden Knights All-Time Record Holder for Most Shutouts in a single season (5 wins in 2038/39)
• Vegas Golden Knights All-Time Record Holder for Best GAA in a single season (1.93 GAA in 2027/28)
• Vegas Golden Knights All-Time Record Holder for Best Save % in a single season (0.937% in 2041/42)
• Vegas Golden Knights All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Wins (655 career wins in a Golden Knights uniform)
• Vegas Golden Knights All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Shutouts (61 career shutouts in a Golden Knights uniform)
• 9th All-Time in NHL History for Best Goals Against Average in a single season (1.93 GAA)
• 4th All-Time in NHL History for Best Save % in a single season (0.935%)
• 2nd All-Time in NHL History for Most Career Wins (699 career wins)
• 2nd All-Time in NHL History for Most Career Shutouts (65 career shutouts)

Teams Played For:

• HC Athletico Independiente (2021-2023)
• Henderson Silver Knights (2024/25)
• Vegas Golden Knights (2024-2046)
• Toronto Maple Leafs (2046-2047)

Cities Lived In:

• Neuquen, Argentina
• Henderson, Nevada, USA
• Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
• Toronto, Ontario Canada

Transactions:

• July 2nd, 2024 – Signed a 1-year ELC with the Vegas Golden Knights
• January 4th, 2025 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Vegas Golden Knights
• December 31st, 2026 – Signed a 4-year extension with the Vegas Golden Knights
• January 6th, 2031 – Signed a 6-year extension with the Vegas Golden Knights
• January 4th, 2037 – Signed a 5-year extension with the Vegas Golden Knights
• February 3rd, 2042 – Signed a 3-year extension with the Vegas Golden Knights
• January 2nd, 2045 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Vegas Golden Knights
• September 23rd, 2046 – Signed a 1-year deal with the Toronto Maple Leafs as a UFA

Important Awards Won:

NHL Awards:

• 4 NHL Roger Crozier Saving Grace Awards (2027/28, 2035/36, 2036/37, 2041/42)
• 4 NHL Vezina Trophies (2030/31, 2034/35, 2036/37, 2041/42)
• 2 NHL William M. Jennings Trophies (2030/31, 2036/37)
• NHL Rookie All-Star Team Award (2025/26)
• 3 NHL First All-Star Team Award (2027/28, 2034/35, 2036/37)
• 6 NHL Second All-Star Team Award (2030/31, 2033/34, 2038/39, 2040/41, 2041/42, 2043/44)
• 6 NHL Third All-Star Team Award (2026/27, 2031/32, 2032/33, 2039/40, 2042/43, 2044/45)
• 8 NHL All-Star Game Goalie Competition Award (2030, 2031, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2041, 2044 and 2045)

International Awards:

• 1 World Championships Div 1A Top Goalie Awards (2045)
• 1 World Championships Div 1A MVP Awards (2045)
• 1 World Championships Div 1A First All-Star Team Award (2045)
• 2 World Championships Div 1B Top Goalie Awards (2033, 2037)
• 2 World Championships Div 1B MVP Awards (2033, 2037)
• 2 World Championships Div 1B First All-Star Team Award (2033, 2037)
• 2 World Championships Div 2A Top Goalie Awards (2028, 2032)
• 2 World Championships Div 2A MVP Awards (2028, 2032)
• 2 World Championships Div 2A First All-Star Team Awards (2028, 2032)
• 1 World Championships Div 2B Top Goalie Award (2023)
• 1 World Championships Div 2B MVP Award (2023)
• 1 World Championships Div 2B First All-Star Team Award (2023)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

NHL Stanley Cups:

• 2 – 2027 & 2036 (VGK)

Olympic Medals:

• – 0
• Silver - 0
• Bronze – 0

World Championships Div 1B Medals:

• – 1 (2037)
• Silver – 1 (2033)
• Bronze – 0

World Championships Div 2A Medals:

• – 1 (2028, 2032)
• Silver – 0
• Bronze – 0

World Championships Div 2B Medals:

• – 1 (2023)
• Silver – 0
• Bronze – 0

World Championships Div 3 Medals:

• – 0
• Silver – 1 (2022)
• Bronze – 0

Just a dominant goalie, a wonder to track, from a unique county, hell of a player! Today we recap the great career of Marco Finzi. The Argentine national made waves in the NHL and throughout this HF Boards EHM Superstar series. Just a born winner! I think it's really hard to decipher who is the better goalie between Yavorskyi and Finzi. Both had amazing careers! Finzi gave his entire career to the Golden Knights and was a key cog in their two championships. He had a good start to his career however, Vegas had too many goaltenders and Finzi had to spend some time in the AHL to start. However, once they brought him up from Henderson... he didn't look back! Immediately making them a Stanley Cup threat and finally helping them lift the Stanley Cup in 2027 and 9 years later in 2036! At the very end he went to Toronto to try and help them win a Stanley Cup and he immediately made the team a championship contender. However they fell just short! Finzi had so many high 30 wins. It also sucks that he finished at 699 career wins! I think looking back he would have wanted at least one 40 win season. Other than that he can be happy. He won every major award that a goalie can win and he really helped to lift Argentina from the bottom ranks of the World Championships! He has multiple international medals to his name and I know he is excited and happy about how everything played out! Congrats on a great career!

 

[francis246]

Slava Ukraini @WeThreeKings

Slava Ukraini

Drafted 14th Overall in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft by the Portland Rosebuds

Position: LW/RW
National Team Played For: Ukraine

Career Earnings: $136,183,500
NHL Seasons: 21 Seasons (2025-2047)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 0
Olympic Appearances: 1 (2046)
NHL All-Star Appearances: 4 (2038, 2039, 2041 & 2044)

Records Held:

• Portland Rosebuds All-Time Record Holder for Most Assists in a single season (70 assists in 2035/36)
• Portland Rosebuds All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Assists (890 career assists in a Rosebuds uniform)
• Portland Rosebuds All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Points (1305 points in a Rosebuds uniform)

Teams Played For:

• Sokil Kyiv (2021-2025)
• Utah Grizzlies (2025/26 & 2026/27) [Playoffs Only]
• Portland Rosebuds (2025-2046)
• Vegas Golden Knights (2046-2047)

Cities Lived In:

• Kyiv, Ukraine
• West Valley City, Utah, USA
• Portland, Oregon, USA
• Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Transactions:

• April 27th, 2022 – First international game against Isreal aged 16 for Ukraine
• January 4th, 2023 – Signed a 2-year extension with Sokil Kyiv
• June 22nd, 2024 – Drafted by the Portland Rosebuds in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft
• June 7th, 2025 – Signed a 3-year ELC with the Portland Rosebuds
• March 1st, 2028 – Signed a 4-year extension with the Portland Rosebuds
• January 1st, 2032 – Signed a 6-year extension with the Portland Rosebuds
• January 2nd, 2038 – Signed a 5-year extension with the Portland Rosebuds
• February 2nd, 2043 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Portland Rosebuds
• February 3rd, 2044 – Signed a 1-yer extension with the Portland Rosebuds
• February 5th, 2045 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Portland Rosebuds
• August 16th, 2046 – Signed a 1-year deal with the Vegas Golden Knights as a UFA

Important Awards Won:

DnXL (Belarus League) Awards:

• 3 DnXL Third All-Star Team Awards (2021/22, 2022/23 & 2023/24)

NHL Awards:

• N/A

International Awards:

• 1 World Junior Championships Div 1 Top Forward Award (2022/23)
• 1 World Junior Championships Div 1 First All-Star Team Award (2022/23)
• 1 World Championships Top Scorer Award (2034)
• 1 World Championships First All-Star Team Award (2034)
• 1 World Championships Second All-Star Team Award (2045)
• 1 World Championships Div 1A Top Scorer Award (2027)
• 1 World Championships Div 1A Top Forward Award (2027)
• 2 World Championships Div 1A First All-Star Team Awards (2027 & 2030)
• 1 World Championships Div 1A Third All-Star Team Award (2033)
• 1 Northern Europe All-Star Team Award (2025)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

DnXL (Belarus League) Championships:

• 3 (2022, 2023 & 2025 – Sokil Kyiv)

NHL Stanley Cups:

• - 0

Olympic Medals:

• - 0
• - 0
• - 0

World Championships Div 1A Medals:

• – 1 (2028 & 2033)
• – 1 (2027)
• – 1 (2030)

World Championships Div 1B Medals:

• – 1 (2022)
• – 0
• – 0

It's the end of the road for one of the quieter but very effective superstars. Ukraini was an interesting one to track. I was very curious about his progression as a player. His shot was probably the worst among all superstars but he was a two-way playmaker. This guy has a knack for turning over pucks and then going the other way to create plays. Very similar to Mitch Marner with an even worse shot. I was very surprised that Slava Ukraini was able to eclipse 30 goals. But he did it. Every other season he was about a 20 goal scorer. Like I mentioned before his bread and butter is playmaking a defensive abilities. I really respect his career. He didn't win many major awards but he was loyal and really tried to make things work in Portland. He had an outstanding season in 2035/36 where he put up 97 points, 70 of those points were assists. Another interesting fact is that Ukraini is a beautiful open ice hitter and loves laying the body. Over his career he had 5,331 assists. He was a physical beast out there. I think where he was drafted was fair, he had some decent seasons in Belarus but nothing that screamed superstar. He still had a very long career and put up 1,352 over his career. That is respectable and you have to love his loyalty to a new franchise.

 

[francis246]

More retirements to come later tonight

 

[francis246]

Last retirement and final season sims to be posted tonight into Friday!

 

[francis246]

Matvi Bondrenko - @MasterMatt25

Matvi Bondrenko

Drafted 2nd Overall in the 2023 CHL Import Draft by the Kitchener Rangers
Drafted 15th Overall in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft by the Washington Capitals

Position: LW/RW
National Team Played For: Ukraine

Career Earnings: $184,669,400
NHL Seasons: 23 Seasons (2024-2047)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 2 (2033 & 2045)
Olympic Appearances: 1 (2046)
NHL All-Star Appearances: 12 (2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2037, 2040, 2041, 2045 & 2046)

Records Held:

• Sokil Kyiv All-Time Record Holder for Most Goals in a single season (31 goals in 2022/23)
• Sokil Kyiv All-Time Record Holder for Most Goals by a rookie in a single season (28 goals in 2021/22)
• Sokil Kyiv All-Time Record Holder for Most Points in a single season (64 points in 2022/23)
• Sokil Kyiv All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a LW in a single season (64 points in 2022/23)
• Sokil Kyiv All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a rookie in a single season (48 points)
• 10th All-Time in DnXL History for Most Goals in a single season (31 goals in 2022/23)
• 4th All-Time in DnXL History for Most Points in a single season (64 points in 2022/23)
• 6th All-Time in DnXL History for Most Goals by a rookie in a single season (28 goals in 2021/22)
• 4th All-Time in DnXL History for Most Points by a rookie in a single season (48 points in 2021/22)
• Washington Capitals All-Time Record Holder for Most Goals in a single season (52 goals in 2034/35)
• Washington Capitals All-Time Record Holder for Most Points in a single season (105 points in 2034/35)
• Washington Capitals All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a LW in a single season (105 points in 2034/35)
• Boston Bruins All-Time Record Holder for Most Goals in a single season (56 goals in 2040/41)
• Boston Bruins All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a LW in a single season (111 points in 2040/41)
• 9th All-Time in NHL History for Most Goals in a single season (56 goals in 2040/41)

Teams Played For:

• Sokil Kyiv (2021-2023)
• Hamilton Bulldogs (2023-2024)
• Washington Capitals (2024-2035)
• Boston Bruins (2035-2045)
• Arizona Coyotes (2045-2046)
• New Jersey Devils (2046-2047)
• Boston Bruins (2047)

Cities Lived In:

• Kyiv, Ukraine
• Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
• Washington, District of Columbia, USA
• Boston, Massachusetts, USA
• Tempe, Arizona, USA
• Newark, New Jersey, USA

Transactions:

• June 22nd, 2023 – Drafted by the Kitchener Rangers in the 2023 CHL Import Draft
• July 4th, 2023 – Traded by the Kitchener Rangers to the Hamilton Bulldogs
• July 12th, 2023 – Signed a 3-year deal with the Hamilton Bulldogs
• June 22nd, 2024 – Drafted by the Washington Capitals in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft
• July 6th, 2024 – Signed a 2-year ELC with the Washington Capitals
• April 1st, 2026 – Signed a 2-year extension with the Washington Capitals
• March 2nd, 2028 – Signed a 2-year extension with the Washington Capitals
• January 2nd, 2030 – Signed a 5-year extension with the Washington Capitals
• July 5th, 2035 – Signed a 7-year deal with the Boston Bruins as a UFA
• June 4th, 2042 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Boston Bruins
• December 31st, 2042 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Boston Bruins
• January 4th, 2044 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Boston Bruins
• August 16th, 2045 – Signed a 1-year deal with the Arizona Coyotes as a UFA
• July 31st, 2046 – Signed a 1-year deal with the New Jersey Devils as a UFA
• February 28th, 2047 – Traded by the New Jersey Devils to the Boston Bruins

Important Awards Won:

OHL/CHL Awards:

• 1 OHL Third All-Star Team Awards (2023/24)

NHL Awards:

• 1 NHL Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy (2032/33)
• 2 NHL Hart Memorial Trophies (2034/35 & 2040/41)
• 1 NHL Maurice ‘Rocket’ Richard Trophy (2040/41)
• 1 NHL Lady Byng Memorial Trophy (2040/41)
• 1 NHL Ted Lindsay Award (2041/42)
• 1 NHL Conn Smythe Trophy (2044/45)
• 5 NHL First All-Star Team Awards (2033/34, 2034/35, 2040/41, 2041/42 & 2043/44)
• 1 NHL Second All-Star Team Award (2035/36)
• 3 NHL Third All-Star Team Awards (2032/33, 2039/40 & 2044/45)

International Awards:

• 2 World Championships Div 1A Top Scorer Awards (2028 & 2030)
• 2 World Championships Div 1A Top Forward Awards (2028 & 2030)
• 1 World Championships Div 1A MVP Award (2030)
• 4 World Championships Div 1A First All-Star Team Awards (2028, 2030, 2031 & 2040)
• 2 World Championships Div 1A Second All-Star Team Awards (2027 & 2043)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

OHL Championships:

• 0

DnXL Championships:

• - 2 (2022 & 2023 with Sokil Kyiv)

NHL Stanley Cups:

• - 1 (2045 with BOS)

Olympic Medals:

• – 0
• - 0
• – 0

World Championships Medals:

• – 0
• – 0
• – 0

World Championships Div 1A Medals:

• – 2 (2028 & 2043)
• – 2 (2027 & 2040)
• – 1 (2030)

World Championships Div 1B Medals:

• – 1 (2022)
• – 0
• – 0

World Junior Championships U20 Div 1 Medals:

• – 1 (2023)
• – 0
• – 0

Maybe the best name and number combination in our EHM superstar. When I look at Bonderenko's jersey's I'm like damn, that is a hell of a player! It's been a great career for Bondrenko. He finished his career with 1,820 games and 842 goals. He is a similar copy to the great Alex Ovechkin. A natural goal scorer who loves filling up the net every chance he gets. Simply put the DnXL was too easy of league for him. At 15 and 16 Bondrenko was just dummying adults in that league. He went on to the OHL where he had a good year but not a great year. His shooting percentage dropped to 9.5, I think it was an adjustment for him, going from Ukraine to Canada isn't the easiest transition. Honestly thinking back, when he got drafted 15th overall to the Washington Capitals, I was so excited because I knew it would make a great story line. The Capitals drafting their Ovechkin replacement. It took him some time to settle in to Washington. I'm sure the pressure to live up to Ovechkin played a factor. However once he found his grove boy did he not look back. He immediately went from a 20 goal scorer to a consistent 40+ goal scorer. He was taking more shots and getting more opportunity. One thing I loved about tracking this guy, is that he can play with anyone. He just makes it work. He is the finisher and when he signed in Boston he was that key piece they needed to get over the top and win! Rightfully so, he was awarded the Conn Smythe. I think he would have loved to win a couple more Rocket Richard Trophy's, however I know he's happy with his career and wouldn't trade it for the world!

 

[francis246]

Lucky Luciano - @Makaveli

Lucky Luciano
Drafted 1st Overall in the 2022 OHL Priority Selection by the Kitchener Rangers
Drafted 5th Overall in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft by the Houston Aeros

Position: LW/RW
National Team Played For: Canada

Career Earnings: $152,060,000
NHL Seasons: 23 Seasons (2024-2047)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 1 (2036)
Olympic Appearances: 4 (2030, 2034, 2038 & 2042)
NHL All-Star Appearances: 10 (2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2036, 2037, 2039, 2040, 2042, & 2044)

Records Held:

• Kitchener Rangers All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a LW in a single season (92 points in 2023/24)
• 7th All-Time in OHL History for Most Goals in a single season (45 goals in 2023/24)
• 2nd All-Time in OHL History for Most Points in a single season (92 points in 2023/24)
• 3rd All-time in OHL History for Most Points by a rookie in a single season (71 points in 2022/23)
• Toronto Maple Leafs All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a LW in a single season (102 points in 2040/41)
• 6th All-Time in NHL History for Most Career Games (1867 NHL Games Played)
• 4th All-Time in NHL History for Most Career Goals (849 NHL Goals)
• 9th All-Time in NHL History for Most Career Points (1783 NHL Points)

Teams Played For:

• Toronto Marlbros (2021-2022)
• Kitchener Rangers (2022-2024)
• Houston Aeros (2024-2035)
• Toronto Maple Leafs (2036-2046)
• Detroit Red Wings (2046-2047)

Cities Lived In:

• Toronto, Ontario, Canada
• Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
• Houston, Texas, USA
• Detroit, Michigan, USA

Transactions:

• June 22nd, 2024 – Drafted by the Houston Aeros in 2024 NHL Entry Draft
• June 27th, 2924 – Signed a 3-year ELC with the Houston Aeros
• December 31st, 2028 – Signed a 5-year extension with Houston Aeros
• December 31st, 2033 – Signed an 8-year extension with Houston Aeros
• June 27th, 2035 – Traded by the Houston Aeros to the Toronto Maple Leafs
• March 7th, 2042 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Toronto Maple Leafs
• January 3rd, 2043 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Toronto Maple Leafs
• February 6th, 2044 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Toronto Maple Leafs
• January 5th, 2045 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Toronto Maple Leafs
• July 21st, 2046 – Signed a 1-year deal with the Detroit Red Wings as a UFA

Important Awards Won:

OHL/CHL Awards:

• 1 OHL Bobby Smith Trophy (2022/23) [best combines on-ice performance with success in school]
• OHL Rookie All-Star Team Award (2022/23)
• 1 OHL First All-Star Team Award (2023/24)
• 1 OHL Second All-Star Team Award (2022/23)
• CHL Rookie All-Star Team (2022/23)
• 1 CHL Second All-Star Team Award (2023/24)

NHL Awards:

• 3 NHL First All-Star Team Awards (2038/39, 2040/41 & 2043/44)
• 2 NHL Second All-Star Team Award (2032/33 & 2042/43)
• 4 NHL Third All-Star Team Awards (2031/32, 2033/34, 2037/38 & 2041/42)
• 1 NHL All-Star Game Fastest Skater Award (2032)
• 1 NHL Ted Lindsay Award (2043/44)

International Awards:

• 1 Olympics First All-Star Team (2038)
• 1 Olympics Second All-Star Team (2030)
• 1 World Championships Top Scorer (2043)
• 2 World Championships Second All-Star Team Awards (2043 & 2045)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

NHL Stanley Cups:

• 0

Olympic Medals:

• – 1 (2038)
• – 1 (2030)
• – 1 (2034)

World Championships Medals:

• – 0
• – 1 (2043)
• – 0

World Junior Championships U20 Medals:

• – 0
• – 0
• – 0

When I think about Lucky Luciano, I think generational talent. At 6'5", 194lbs he is a dynamic power forward winger that was just so dominant throughout his career. He didn't do a whole lot of scoring with the Toronto Marlboros but to be honest he was one of the youngest players on that team. However he really jumped onto our screens in Kitchener. He just kept getting better each year. He definitely lived up to the 1st overall pick hype in the OHL. I was very surprised to see he didn't go 1st overall in the NHL. He had 92 points in 60 games in his second OHL season. That is just pure domination and that doesn't even take into account that his Kitchener team was just really brutal both years he was there. They failed to make the playoffs. Luciano ended up going 5th overall to the Houston Aeros. An expansion franchise, who the next year drafted his Kitchener teammate and future generational talent Ryan Roobroeck. These two together were expected to lead Houston to glory but it just never happened. The franchise just couldn't support Luciano and Roobroeck with the right players. Luciano's offense struggled because of it. In 2030, things started to turn around and we really started to see Luciano's offensive production explode. Despite the big offensive production the team still wasn't doing well, so Luciano requested a trade to go back home to his hometown team the Toronto Maple Leafs. Boy did that trade ever turn out so well. He was able to make a Stanley Cup Finals and although he lost, you could tell he was much more comfortable in a Leafs uniform and he was able to be extremely good for a consistent period of time. He's a natural goal scorer, scoring over 800 goals and he was really lucky to not have any major injuries. To demonstrate how good of a goal scorer is, he scored over 800 goals without having a 50 goal season! I know he didn't win too many major awards, but this is a career you can look at and be proud. He won every type of Olympic Medal and was a very consistent player. Congrats on the great career.

 

[Makaveli]

Lucky Luciano - @Makaveli

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Lucky Luciano
Drafted 1st Overall in the 2022 OHL Priority Selection by the Kitchener Rangers
Drafted 5th Overall in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft by the Houston Aeros

Position: LW/RW
National Team Played For: Canada

Career Earnings: $152,060,000
NHL Seasons: 23 Seasons (2024-2047)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 1 (2036)
Olympic Appearances: 4 (2030, 2034, 2038 & 2042)
NHL All-Star Appearances: 10 (2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2036, 2037, 2039, 2040, 2042, & 2044)

Records Held:

• Kitchener Rangers All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a LW in a single season (92 points in 2023/24)
• 7th All-Time in OHL History for Most Goals in a single season (45 goals in 2023/24)
• 2nd All-Time in OHL History for Most Points in a single season (92 points in 2023/24)
• 3rd All-time in OHL History for Most Points by a rookie in a single season (71 points in 2022/23)
• Toronto Maple Leafs All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a LW in a single season (102 points in 2040/41)
• 6th All-Time in NHL History for Most Career Games (1867 NHL Games Played)
• 4th All-Time in NHL History for Most Career Goals (849 NHL Goals)
• 9th All-Time in NHL History for Most Career Points (1783 NHL Points)

Teams Played For:

• Toronto Marlbros (2021-2022)
• Kitchener Rangers (2022-2024)
• Houston Aeros (2024-2035)
• Toronto Maple Leafs (2036-2046)
• Detroit Red Wings (2046-2047)

Cities Lived In:

• Toronto, Ontario, Canada
• Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
• Houston, Texas, USA
• Detroit, Michigan, USA

Transactions:

• June 22nd, 2024 – Drafted by the Houston Aeros in 2024 NHL Entry Draft
• June 27th, 2924 – Signed a 3-year ELC with the Houston Aeros
• December 31st, 2028 – Signed a 5-year extension with Houston Aeros
• December 31st, 2033 – Signed an 8-year extension with Houston Aeros
• June 27th, 2035 – Traded by the Houston Aeros to the Toronto Maple Leafs
• March 7th, 2042 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Toronto Maple Leafs
• January 3rd, 2043 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Toronto Maple Leafs
• February 6th, 2044 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Toronto Maple Leafs
• January 5th, 2045 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Toronto Maple Leafs
• July 21st, 2046 – Signed a 1-year deal with the Detroit Red Wings as a UFA

Important Awards Won:

OHL/CHL Awards:

• 1 OHL Bobby Smith Trophy (2022/23) [best combines on-ice performance with success in school]
• OHL Rookie All-Star Team Award (2022/23)
• 1 OHL First All-Star Team Award (2023/24)
• 1 OHL Second All-Star Team Award (2022/23)
• CHL Rookie All-Star Team (2022/23)
• 1 CHL Second All-Star Team Award (2023/24)

NHL Awards:

• 3 NHL First All-Star Team Awards (2038/39, 2040/41 & 2043/44)
• 2 NHL Second All-Star Team Award (2032/33 & 2042/43)
• 4 NHL Third All-Star Team Awards (2031/32, 2033/34, 2037/38 & 2041/42)
• 1 NHL All-Star Game Fastest Skater Award (2032)
• 1 NHL Ted Lindsay Award (2043/44)

International Awards:

• 1 Olympics First All-Star Team (2038)
• 1 Olympics Second All-Star Team (2030)
• 1 World Championships Top Scorer (2043)
• 2 World Championships Second All-Star Team Awards (2043 & 2045)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

NHL Stanley Cups:

• 0

Olympic Medals:

• – 1 (2038)
• – 1 (2030)
• – 1 (2034)

World Championships Medals:

• – 0
• – 1 (2043)
• – 0

World Junior Championships U20 Medals:

• – 0
• – 0
• – 0

When I think about Lucky Luciano, I think generational talent. At 6'5", 194lbs he is a dynamic power forward winger that was just so dominant throughout his career. He didn't do a whole lot of scoring with the Toronto Marlboros but to be honest he was one of the youngest players on that team. However he really jumped onto our screens in Kitchener. He just kept getting better each year. He definitely lived up to the 1st overall pick hype in the OHL. I was very surprised to see he didn't go 1st overall in the NHL. He had 92 points in 60 games in his second OHL season. That is just pure domination and that doesn't even take into account that his Kitchener team was just really brutal both years he was there. They failed to make the playoffs. Luciano ended up going 5th overall to the Houston Aeros. An expansion franchise, who the next year drafted his Kitchener teammate and future generational talent Ryan Roobroeck. These two together were expected to lead Houston to glory but it just never happened. The franchise just couldn't support Luciano and Roobroeck with the right players. Luciano's offense struggled because of it. In 2030, things started to turn around and we really started to see Luciano's offensive production explode. Despite the big offensive production the team still wasn't doing well, so Luciano requested a trade to go back home to his hometown team the Toronto Maple Leafs. Boy did that trade ever turn out so well. He was able to make a Stanley Cup Finals and although he lost, you could tell he was much more comfortable in a Leafs uniform and he was able to be extremely good for a consistent period of time. He's a natural goal scorer, scoring over 800 goals and he was really lucky to not have any major injuries. To demonstrate how good of a goal scorer is, he scored over 800 goals without having a 50 goal season! I know he didn't win too many major awards, but this is a career you can look at and be proud. He won every type of Olympic Medal and was a very consistent player. Congrats on the great career.

Great career for Luciano! No major hardware or Stanley cup, but had a great international career and just very consistent overall. I think leaving Houston earlier would have been better for him career wise. Thank you @francis246 for your hard work, looking forward to the next one.

 

[francis246]

Dominik Machajek @dayoldhate2

Dominik Machajek

Drafted 4th Overall in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft by the Portland Rosebuds

Position: LW/RW
National Team Played For: Czechia

Career Earnings: $155,080,000
NHL Seasons: 22 Seasons (2025-2047)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 1 (2039)
Olympic Appearances: 5 (2026, 2034, 2038, 2042 & 2046)
NHL All-Star Appearances: 6 (2025, 2036, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2042)

Records Held:

• Portland Rosebuds All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a Left Wing in a single season (111 points in 2035/36)
• Vancouver Canucks All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a Left Wing in a single season (103 points in 2038/39)

Teams Played For:

• Sparta Praha Jrs (2021-2025)
• Sparta Praha (2023-2025)
• Portland Rosebuds (2025-2037)
• Vancouver Canucks (2037-2043)
• Philadelphia Flyers (2043-2045)
• Quebec Nordqiues (2045-2047)

Cities Lived In:

• Praha, Czech Republic
• Portland, Oregon, USA
• Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
• Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
• Quebec City, Quebec, Canada

Transactions:

• February 3rd, 2025 – Signed a 1-year extension with Sparta Praha
• June 21st, 2025 – Drafted by the Portland Rosebuds in 2025 NHL Entry Draft
• June 28th, 2025 – Signed a 3-year ELC with the Portland Rosebuds
• February 11th, 2026 – First international game against Finland aged 19 for Czechia
• May 1st, 2028 – Signed a 3-year extension with the Portland Rosebuds
• January 3rd, 2031 – Signed a 6-year extension with the Portland Rosebuds
• July 13th, 2037 – Signed a 6-year deal with the Vancouver Canucks as a UFA
• July 5th, 2043 – Signed a 2-year deal with the Philadelphia Flyers as a UFA
• July 8th, 2045 – Signed a 2-year deal with the Quebec Nordiques as a UFA

Important Awards Won:

ESL Awards:

• N/A

NHL Awards:

• 1 NHL Art Ross Trophy (2035/36)

International Awards:

• 2 World Junior Championships First All-Star Team Awards (2022/23 & 2024/25)
• 1 World Junior Championships Top Scorer Award (2024/25)
• 1 World Junior Championships Top Forward Award (2024/25)
• 1 World Championships Second All-Star Team Award (2047)
• 1 World Championships Third All-Star Team Award (2034)
• 2 Swedish Four Nations All-Star Team Awards (2024 & 2025)
• 2 Nine Nations U20 All-Star Team Award (2024 & 2025)
• ESL Rookie All-Star Team Award (2024/25)
• 1 ESL Third All-Star Team Award (2024/25)
• 1 Federal Series All-Star Team Award (2031)
• 1 Federal Series Top Scorer Award (2035)
• 1 Federal Series MVP Award (2035)
• 1 Federal Series All-Star Team Award (2035)
• 1 Red and Blue Series All-Star Team Award (2041)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

NHL Stanley Cups:

• - 0

Olympic Medals:

• – 0
• – 1 (2038)
• – 0

World Championships Medals:

• – 0
• – 0
• – 0

World Junior Championships U20 Medals:

• – 0
• – 0
• – 1 (2025)

The first of the Czechia triplets has decided to retire! It's been an amazing career for Dominik. He is a very big and skilled playmaking winger. I think initially, there may have been hype that he could have been the most talented of the 3. He doesn't have a lot of flair to his game but he is a straight-line offensive guy. He can kill you off the rush. He is so good with pushing the pace and passing the puck. He didn't have a hard shot, so most of the time he was a guy who was looking to pass. He also wasn't shy to lay the body. Recapping his career, it was pretty evident that the Rosebuds did not use him properly. In fairness they did also have Michkov, so his ice time was limited. But I believe if they could do it again, they would have played both on the top line and generated more success. Dominik really aged gracefully with age. His offensive output really took off in 2035/36. He scored 111 points and took home the Art Ross Trophy. Putting the hockey world on notice that he is extremely talented! Although he didn't win too many awards he was able to help Vancouver make the Stanley Cup finals and give their fans something to cheer about. He was also a big part of Team Czechia and their international success. Playing many Olympic and World Championships with the team. Also helping Czechia to a silver medal in 2038. It was also very cool to see him link up with his brothers to end of his career. He had a decent run and they almost made some damage in the playoffs but I think the novelty of them linking up in Quebec will be something they remember forever! Congrats on a great career.

 

[francis246]

the last retirement for this group not playing this season Michal Machajek coming later tonight! Then I'll post the season sim results for those still playing.