2031/32 SEASON 9 REGULAR SEASON UPDATE
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Just wasting away in Pittsburgh. If they didn't get to draft a generational player, I hope Reynolds leaves before he's too old.
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Glad to see Hardin was traded and made the playoffs with Stl! Let's hope Hadeon isn't cathing the injury bug like Hardin did.
Great personal season for Ryan, Blues made the playoffs, hope they can win more than a round with a second Superstar
Playoffs part two to come today
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V21 Season 9 Update 9 (2031/32) The Year of the Injury (Part 2)
Player News:
- On December 4th, 2031 - Christopher Hadeon suffered a broken pelvis in game that sidelined him for 3 months
- On January 8th, 2032 - Matteo Baumgartner suffered a dislocated shoulder in game that sidelined him for 2 months.
- On January 24th, 2032 - The Vancouver Canucks traded Griff Hardin to the St. Louis Blues for Jimmy Snuggerud, rights to Ajay Tryder and St. Louis 1st Round Pick in 2032.
Contract/Signings News:
- On July 24th, 2031 - Chili Davis signed a 1-year deal worth $10,950,000 with the Vancouver Canucks as an RFA
- On January 3rd, 2032 - Griff Hardin signed a 5-year extension worth $58,015,000 ($11,605,000 per year) with the Vancouver Canucks
- On January 4th, 2032 - Aiden Chambers signed a 5-year extension worth $56,700,000 ($11,340,000 per year)
- On January 5th, 2032 - Chili Davis signed a 5-year extension worth $57,485,000 ($11,495,000 per year) with the Vancouver Canucks
Playoff Stats
NHL Playoff Tree
CONGRATS TO @SpazPlayzz (Griff Hardin); @Tallasar (Ryan Johnston) and the St. Louis Blues on Winning the 2032 NHL Stanley Cup
2032 NHL Playoff Scoring & Goalie Leaders
2032 World Hockey Championship
The World Hockey Championships is a great opportunity for players to showcase their skills.
Player Stats:
World Championships Results:
Russia - Gold
Canada - Silver
Sweden - Bronze
Player Notes & Awards:
*Heads up, if you get no news you may have came third in voting or even second but it's time consuming to write that all out! But if you really want to know lmk and I can include it in news. For Junior I'm not gonna put the player of the month or week awards, just major awards/trophies.
Player Notes & Awards:
*Heads up, if you get no news you may have came third in voting or even second but it's time consuming to write that all out! But if you really want to know lmk and I can include it in news. For Junior I'm not gonna put the player of the month or week awards, just major awards/trophies.
Matteo Baumgartner @MasterMatt25
- No News
Thijs Bourgojne @WeThreeKings
- Selected for West All-Stars (2032 NHL All-Star Game)
Aiden Chambers @Dakinjor
- Selected for East All-Stars (2032 NHL All-Star Game)
- 2031/32 Pittsburgh Penguins Fans Player of the Year Award
Chili Davis @506
- Selected for West All-Stars (2032 NHL All-Star Game)
- 3 NHL Player of the Week Awards
Biffy DuLimie @GiGi1994
- 2032 World Championships Silver Medal
Christopher Haedon @SpazPlayzz
- No News
Griff Hardin @SpazPlayzz
- Selected for West All-Stars (2032 NHL All-Star Game)
- 2 NHL Player of the Week Awards
- NHL Player of the Month for October
- NHL Best Offensive Player of the Month for October
- 2032 NHL Stanley Cup
- 2031/32 NHL Mark Messier Leadership Award
Ryan Johnston @Tallasar
- Selected for West All-Stars (2032 NHL All-Star Game)
- 2 NHL Player of the Week Awards
- 2032 NHL Stanley Cup
- 2031/32 NHL Art Ross Trophy
- 2031/32 NHL Maurice 'Rocket' Richard Trophy
- 2031/32 NHL Ted Lindsay Award
- 2031/32 NHL Hart Memorial Trophy
- 2031/32 NHL Conn Smythe Trophy
- Named to 2031/32 NHL First All-Star Team
- 2031/32 St. Louis Blues Fans Player of the Year Award
Bryce Maximus
- Captain of the Chicago Blackhawks
- Selected for West All-Stars (2032 NHL All-Star Game)
- 2032 World Championships Bronze Medal
- Named to 2032 World Championships All-Star Team
- 2031/32 Chicago Blackhawks Fans Player of the Year
Gord McKenzie @OB5
- Selected for East All-Stars (2032 NHL All-Star Game)
- Won NHL All-Star 2032 Fastest Skater (15.435 s)
- Set to test free agency as an RFA
Yan Nicewood @Yan Boisjoly
- Selected to East All-Stars (2032 NHL All-Star Game)
Ty Reynolds @dayoldhate2
- Captain of the Pittsburgh Penguins
- Selected to East All-Stars (2031 NHL All-Star Game)
- Won NHL All-Stars 2032 Shooting Accuracy (4 hits, 5 shots)
- 1 NHL Player of the Week Award
- NHL Best Defensive Player of the Month for April
Sergei Rubins @LT
- Selected for West All-Stars (2032 NHL All-Star Game)
Nuka Seyde @DaBossN
- Captain of the Los Angeles Kings
- 2032 World Championships Silver Medal
Sergei Zolotov @Makaveli
- Selected for Team West (2032 NHL All-Star Game)
- 2032 World Championships Gold Medal
- 2032 World Championships Best Defenseman
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Disappointing playoffs for MTL losing to the 8 seed.
Can I choose where I want to go as an RFA? What's the deal there? @francis246
Can I choose where I want to go as an RFA? What's the deal there? @francis246
Best season for Ryan and what can a forward more win in a NHL season (I guess maybe the best season from all of my Superstars),
Great to see as drafted in the lowest ranked teams and now winning the cup with the team is fantastic. To have patience and stay with the team can make things big.
Probably the trade for Griff was the missing piece to make the run.
Great to see as drafted in the lowest ranked teams and now winning the cup with the team is fantastic. To have patience and stay with the team can make things big.
Probably the trade for Griff was the missing piece to make the run.
where do you wanna go? You did reup with MTL in the off-season on a 1-year deal, likely you'll go to UFA at the end of this season but I could trade you.
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Nuka Seyde's Captaincy Dilemma: The L.A Kings' Leader Eyes Ottawa Senators for Championship Pursuit
Nuka Seyde, the passionate captain of the L.A Kings, has been a stalwart leader for his team, guiding them through highs and lows. However, recent developments have sparked intrigue as Seyde openly expresses his desire to leave the Kings and seek a new chapter with the Ottawa Senators.
Known for his love of leading the Kings on the ice, Seyde's decision to entertain a move to Ottawa has raised eyebrows. Sources close to the player cite Seyde's ambition to play for a contender as a driving force behind this unexpected desire for relocation. The Senators, known for their recent strategic trades and emerging talent, have become an attractive destination for players seeking championship contention.
Seyde's wish to play for a contender is further fueled by lingering frustration over Ty Reynolds, a player who once was asked to come with him in L.A. Seyde is reportedly still harboring resentment over Reynolds' decision to join the Penguins over the Kings, viewing it as a personal betrayal. This rivalry has added an extra layer of drama to Seyde's desire to find success with a team that can compete for the coveted championship.
While Seyde has flourished as the captain of the Kings, his aspiration for a Stanley Cup rings louder. The prospect of joining a team with a strong chance of clinching the championship trophy seems to outweigh his sentimental attachment to the Kings.
As trade talks intensify and rumors circulate, hockey enthusiasts are left wondering about the potential impact of Seyde's move on both the Kings and the Senators. Will Seyde find success in Ottawa, and how will his departure affect the dynamic of the L.A Kings? The unfolding saga of Nuka Seyde's quest for a contender promises to be a compelling storyline as the NHL season progresses
Nuka Seyde, the passionate captain of the L.A Kings, has been a stalwart leader for his team, guiding them through highs and lows. However, recent developments have sparked intrigue as Seyde openly expresses his desire to leave the Kings and seek a new chapter with the Ottawa Senators.
Known for his love of leading the Kings on the ice, Seyde's decision to entertain a move to Ottawa has raised eyebrows. Sources close to the player cite Seyde's ambition to play for a contender as a driving force behind this unexpected desire for relocation. The Senators, known for their recent strategic trades and emerging talent, have become an attractive destination for players seeking championship contention.
Seyde's wish to play for a contender is further fueled by lingering frustration over Ty Reynolds, a player who once was asked to come with him in L.A. Seyde is reportedly still harboring resentment over Reynolds' decision to join the Penguins over the Kings, viewing it as a personal betrayal. This rivalry has added an extra layer of drama to Seyde's desire to find success with a team that can compete for the coveted championship.
While Seyde has flourished as the captain of the Kings, his aspiration for a Stanley Cup rings louder. The prospect of joining a team with a strong chance of clinching the championship trophy seems to outweigh his sentimental attachment to the Kings.
As trade talks intensify and rumors circulate, hockey enthusiasts are left wondering about the potential impact of Seyde's move on both the Kings and the Senators. Will Seyde find success in Ottawa, and how will his departure affect the dynamic of the L.A Kings? The unfolding saga of Nuka Seyde's quest for a contender promises to be a compelling storyline as the NHL season progresses
2032/33 SEASON 10 REGULAR SEASON UPDATE
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WORLD CUP:
Triumphs and Trades: A Recap of Recent Hockey Highlights
In a riveting turn of events, the recent World Cup of Hockey showcased spectacular performances, unexpected victories, and intriguing trade requests. The tournament witnessed the rise of stars, the fall of others, and players making bold decisions about their futures.
Bryce Maximus and Christopher Hadeon Secure Gold
The highlight of the World Cup of Hockey was undoubtedly the exceptional performance of Bryce Maximus and Christopher Hadeon, who clinched the gold medal for their team. In a thrilling final match, they outplayed seven talented Canadian players, including notable competitors like Nuka Seyde and the fierce rival Ty Reynolds. The victory not only solidified Maximus and Hadeon's places among hockey elites but also etched their names in the annals of World Cup history.
Griff Hardin's Heartbreaking Defeat
However, not all tales from the tournament were tales of triumph. Griff Hardin, a promising player, faced a setback in the semi-finals against Sweden. The loss, though disappointing, showcases the unpredictable nature of high-stakes competitions and serves as a reminder of the fine line between victory and defeat in the world of hockey.
Pittsburgh Penguins Duo Shines
On a brighter note for the Pittsburgh Penguins, teammates Ty Reynolds and Aiden Chambers showcased their prowess on the NHL stage. Reynolds secured the 17th position, while Chambers achieved an impressive 3rd place finish. Their success not only brings pride to the Penguins but also adds to the anticipation for the upcoming NHL season.
Trade Requests Shake Things Up
The post-tournament period brought surprises off the ice, as two players expressed their desires for new beginnings. Rubins, formerly of Winnipeg, has formally requested a trade. His decision hints at potential changes within the Winnipeg team dynamics and adds an air of speculation to the coming NHL season.
Similarly, Montreal's McKenzie has also expressed the desire for a change. Rumors circulating suggest his dissatisfaction with repeated losses to lower-seeded teams. This request raises questions about Montreal's strategy and the potential ripple effect on team dynamics.
McKenzie's One-Year Contract Decision
In a subsequent interview, McKenzie shed light on his decision-making process. Despite requesting a trade, McKenzie has accepted a one-year Restricted Free Agent (RFA) contract, explaining that he wants to "let things play out in the final year." This decision has sparked immense interest from other teams, with many eager to secure the services of the talented player. The upcoming season promises to be one filled with anticipation as fans and analysts closely monitor the developments surrounding McKenzie and his future in the league.
In the ever-evolving landscape of professional hockey, the World Cup and subsequent trade requests have set the stage for a season filled with excitement, unpredictability, and high-stakes drama. Fans worldwide eagerly await the puck drop, eager to witness the unfolding of the next chapter in the world of elite hockey.
In a riveting turn of events, the recent World Cup of Hockey showcased spectacular performances, unexpected victories, and intriguing trade requests. The tournament witnessed the rise of stars, the fall of others, and players making bold decisions about their futures.
Bryce Maximus and Christopher Hadeon Secure Gold
The highlight of the World Cup of Hockey was undoubtedly the exceptional performance of Bryce Maximus and Christopher Hadeon, who clinched the gold medal for their team. In a thrilling final match, they outplayed seven talented Canadian players, including notable competitors like Nuka Seyde and the fierce rival Ty Reynolds. The victory not only solidified Maximus and Hadeon's places among hockey elites but also etched their names in the annals of World Cup history.
Griff Hardin's Heartbreaking Defeat
However, not all tales from the tournament were tales of triumph. Griff Hardin, a promising player, faced a setback in the semi-finals against Sweden. The loss, though disappointing, showcases the unpredictable nature of high-stakes competitions and serves as a reminder of the fine line between victory and defeat in the world of hockey.
Pittsburgh Penguins Duo Shines
On a brighter note for the Pittsburgh Penguins, teammates Ty Reynolds and Aiden Chambers showcased their prowess on the NHL stage. Reynolds secured the 17th position, while Chambers achieved an impressive 3rd place finish. Their success not only brings pride to the Penguins but also adds to the anticipation for the upcoming NHL season.
Trade Requests Shake Things Up
The post-tournament period brought surprises off the ice, as two players expressed their desires for new beginnings. Rubins, formerly of Winnipeg, has formally requested a trade. His decision hints at potential changes within the Winnipeg team dynamics and adds an air of speculation to the coming NHL season.
Similarly, Montreal's McKenzie has also expressed the desire for a change. Rumors circulating suggest his dissatisfaction with repeated losses to lower-seeded teams. This request raises questions about Montreal's strategy and the potential ripple effect on team dynamics.
McKenzie's One-Year Contract Decision
In a subsequent interview, McKenzie shed light on his decision-making process. Despite requesting a trade, McKenzie has accepted a one-year Restricted Free Agent (RFA) contract, explaining that he wants to "let things play out in the final year." This decision has sparked immense interest from other teams, with many eager to secure the services of the talented player. The upcoming season promises to be one filled with anticipation as fans and analysts closely monitor the developments surrounding McKenzie and his future in the league.
In the ever-evolving landscape of professional hockey, the World Cup and subsequent trade requests have set the stage for a season filled with excitement, unpredictability, and high-stakes drama. Fans worldwide eagerly await the puck drop, eager to witness the unfolding of the next chapter in the world of elite hockey.
Clash of Titans: A Playoff Preview
As the regular season dust settles, the excitement in the hockey world is at an all-time high as the Eastern and Western Conference playoffs promise intense matchups, budding rivalries, and the potential for underdog triumphs. Let's dive into the matchups and key players to watch in the quest for the coveted Stanley Cup.
Eastern Conference Showdown: Montreal vs. Pittsburgh
In the Eastern Conference, top-seeded Montreal Canadiens are set to face the eighth-seeded Pittsburgh Penguins in what promises to be a thrilling encounter. Montreal's blue line, fortified by the formidable Yan Nicewood, will be tasked with containing the offensive duo of Ty Reynolds and Aiden Chambers. Center Gord McKenzie will play a pivotal role in setting the pace for Montreal, making this matchup a clash of skill, strategy, and playoff intensity.
Western Conference Duels: Kings vs. Avalanche
Out West, the Los Angeles Kings, led by captain Nuka Seyde, will lock horns with the Colorado Avalanche. Seyde, known for his leadership and scoring prowess, will aim to guide his team through a challenging first-round matchup. The Avalanche, despite being the eighth seed, should not be underestimated, setting the stage for a series that could swing in either direction.
Meanwhile, the second-seeded Arizona Coyotes will face the seventh-seeded Calgary Flames, with the spotlight on center Sergei Rubins. The rumored trade interest surrounding Rubins adds an extra layer of intrigue to this matchup, as every play could influence the course of his future in the league.
The last Western Conference clash features the St. Louis Blues against the Nashville Predators. The Blues, boasting superstar winger Ryan Johnston and gold medalist Griff Hardin, will look to impose their offensive prowess against a resilient Nashville side.
Notable Absences from the Playoffs
While many stars will grace the postseason, some notable players won't be participating this year. In the Eastern Conference, Carolina's center Biffey DuLimié, New Jersey's defenseman and gold medalist Christopher Hadeon, and Toronto's defenseman Matteo Baumgartner will be watching from the sidelines.
Out West, teammates Sergei Zolotov and Bryce Maximus of the Chicago Blackhawks, Vancouver's Chili Davis, and San Jose's starting goalie Thijs Bourgojne will also miss out on the playoff action this year. The absence of these key players adds an element of uncertainty and opens the door for new narratives to unfold in the quest for the Stanley Cup.
As the playoffs kick off, fans can expect a rollercoaster of emotions, jaw-dropping plays, and unforgettable moments. The stage is set for hockey's finest to showcase their skills, determination, and resilience in pursuit of the ultimate prize. Buckle up, hockey enthusiasts – the road to the Stanley Cup promises to be a wild ride.
As the regular season dust settles, the excitement in the hockey world is at an all-time high as the Eastern and Western Conference playoffs promise intense matchups, budding rivalries, and the potential for underdog triumphs. Let's dive into the matchups and key players to watch in the quest for the coveted Stanley Cup.
Eastern Conference Showdown: Montreal vs. Pittsburgh
In the Eastern Conference, top-seeded Montreal Canadiens are set to face the eighth-seeded Pittsburgh Penguins in what promises to be a thrilling encounter. Montreal's blue line, fortified by the formidable Yan Nicewood, will be tasked with containing the offensive duo of Ty Reynolds and Aiden Chambers. Center Gord McKenzie will play a pivotal role in setting the pace for Montreal, making this matchup a clash of skill, strategy, and playoff intensity.
Western Conference Duels: Kings vs. Avalanche
Out West, the Los Angeles Kings, led by captain Nuka Seyde, will lock horns with the Colorado Avalanche. Seyde, known for his leadership and scoring prowess, will aim to guide his team through a challenging first-round matchup. The Avalanche, despite being the eighth seed, should not be underestimated, setting the stage for a series that could swing in either direction.
Meanwhile, the second-seeded Arizona Coyotes will face the seventh-seeded Calgary Flames, with the spotlight on center Sergei Rubins. The rumored trade interest surrounding Rubins adds an extra layer of intrigue to this matchup, as every play could influence the course of his future in the league.
The last Western Conference clash features the St. Louis Blues against the Nashville Predators. The Blues, boasting superstar winger Ryan Johnston and gold medalist Griff Hardin, will look to impose their offensive prowess against a resilient Nashville side.
Notable Absences from the Playoffs
While many stars will grace the postseason, some notable players won't be participating this year. In the Eastern Conference, Carolina's center Biffey DuLimié, New Jersey's defenseman and gold medalist Christopher Hadeon, and Toronto's defenseman Matteo Baumgartner will be watching from the sidelines.
Out West, teammates Sergei Zolotov and Bryce Maximus of the Chicago Blackhawks, Vancouver's Chili Davis, and San Jose's starting goalie Thijs Bourgojne will also miss out on the playoff action this year. The absence of these key players adds an element of uncertainty and opens the door for new narratives to unfold in the quest for the Stanley Cup.
As the playoffs kick off, fans can expect a rollercoaster of emotions, jaw-dropping plays, and unforgettable moments. The stage is set for hockey's finest to showcase their skills, determination, and resilience in pursuit of the ultimate prize. Buckle up, hockey enthusiasts – the road to the Stanley Cup promises to be a wild ride.
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@DaBossN can I just say that I love your articles. It brings another element! Inspiring me to do more graphics. I’ve been working on a trophy case graphic will hopefully have that out tomorrow
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Let me know if you want some more.
or if anyone does, just make a post and tag me
Just do it it has been really great so far!
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