NHL 12 Dynasty Thread Part 5

[TheScourge]

Prospect Matt Rupert gets traded to Halifax

At today's trade deadline the Halifax knights traded forward Daniel Paille to the Pittsburgh Penguins for prospects Matt Rupert and Micheal Whaley.

the former london knight is now playing in the ahl

micheal whaley

"we wanted to give Daniel a chance with a different team as we had no room for him on our NHL roster." said GM patrick stewart

 

[TheScourge]

The Halifax Knights finish the season 52-24-6

this year the halifax knights preformed very well and finished 2nd in the NHL and 1st In the West.

The 2015-2016 halifax knights included 4 rookies on the team."

those rookies were nathan mackinnon, sergey Dakeev, nathan beaulieu and
mikael granlund.

Nathan mackinnon had 55 points in his rookie season

granlund had 55 points in his rookie season

beaulieu had 33 points and was a plus 9


sergey Dakeev had 45 points on the 3rd line

the knights will have a 1st round rematch with the edmonton oilers.







writers note: i still got about 2-3 more posts. i might just put the playoffs in one big post and the offseason in one post

 

[KuralySnipes]

Bruins offseason report (2011 offseason)

SIGNINGS OF DOAN AND SEMIN, AND THE KEITH YANDLE TRADE HEADLINE BOSTON OFFSEASON

[FIELDSET="Transactions"]
get:
Keith Yandle
Lauri Koprikovsky

:coyotes get:
David Krejci
Jordan Caron
2012 Boston 1st Rounder

get:
Adam Courchaine

get:
2012 NYI 7th

• Signed UFA Shane Doan to a 1 year, $3.097M contract
• Signed UFA Alexander Semin to a 3 year $15 million contract ($5M a year)
• Signed UFA Antero Nittymaki to a 1 year $1,100,000 contract
  

[/FIELDSET]

[FIELDSET="Notes"]

• Boston released Tim Thomas and Thomas will not take the year off as he signs a 1 year contract with Tampa
• Boston signed Alex Khokolchalev to ELC
• Boston pursued G Ty Conklin but didn't have enough room after not sending G Kholduloin to AHL.

[/FIELDSET]

[FIELDSET="Projected Lines"]
Milan Lucic-Tyler Seguin-Alex Semin
Brad Marchand-Patrice Bergeron-Nathan Horton
Rich Peverley-Chris Kelly-Shane Doan
Lauri Koprikovsky-Greg Campbell-Daniel Paillie
Scratched: Shawn Thornton

Zdeno Chara-Dennis Seidenberg
Keith Yandle-Johnny Boychuck
Andrew Ference-Adam McQuaid
Scratched: Aaron Johnson

Tuukka Rask
Antero Nittymaki
Scratched: Anton Khodubon[/FIELDSET]

[FIELDSET="Article"]The Bruins went too this offseason with Peter Chiarelli looking to stand pat and not do anything significant. When Chiarelli resigned due to family issues, the Bruins hired hometown kid Cordeiro to take charge. He responded to Carolina's acquisition of Jordan Staal, Minnesota's of Zach Parise and Ryan Suter, and Philadelphia's Shea Weber with the acqusitions of Keith Yandle, and Lauri Kopikovsky (traded Krejci, 2012 Boston 1st , and prospect Jordan Caron), and the signings of Shane Doan (1 year $3,097,000), Alexander Semin (3 years $15,000,000 [$5M a year]), and Antti Nittymakki (1 year $1,100,000).[/FIELDSET]

[FIELDSET="Key Losses"]

• Joe Corvo to free agency
• Mike Mottau to free agency
• Marty Turco to retirement
• Tim Thomas (bought out)

[/FIELDSET]


Note: Rosters as of July 21,2012 were used. So Weber is on Philly, Parise and Suter are on Minnesota, etc.​

 

[TheScourge]

Playoffs 2016​

the knights defeat the oilers in the first round for the 2nd year in a row

the first game was very exciting and went in to overtime until granlund scored the OT winner.

​

Round 1 vs oilers

[Game 1: 5-4 OT Hal
Game 2: 4-3 Edm
Game 3: 2-1 Hal
Game 4: 2-1 Hal
Game 5: 5-2 Hal​

the halifax knights will play against the LA kings in round 2


Kings defeat the knights in 7 games

once again the knight were eliminated in the 2nd round and this time it was by the LA
kings.

Game 1: 3-2 Hal
Game 2: 4-3 Hal​

Game 3: 5-3 LA​

Game 4: 3-2 LA
Game 5: 5-1 Hal
Game 6: 5-4 LA
Game 7: 7-1 LA​

 

[GatoradeG*]

Flying High

Shea Weber has joined the Philadelphia Flyers after the Nashville Predators chose not to match the mega offer sheet signed by their franchise defenseman. Weber joins the Flyers to bolster their already solid defensive strength. The Flyers have forfeited 4 first round picks in the deal but gain a perennial Norris trophy candidate entering his prime.

Shea Weber

Likely Hall of Famer Chris Pronger is expected to return to the lineup after being cleared by team doctors and specialists after suffering from concussion issues. This gives the team a huge boost to their defense after a lackluster playoffs in which they gave up a plethora of goals.

The Flyers have also made a trade with the Winnipeg Jets to accommodate the massive salary intake and shed salary. Daniel Briere was shipped to the Jets in return for winger Blake Wheeler who put of 64 points in 80 games last season. They also acquired centreman Jim Slater.

The Flyers have also signed Dwayne Roloson and Radek Dvorak to 1 year contracts at $1.6 million and $1.065 million respectively.

 

[TheScourge]

Offseason 2016

there was only one free agent signing for the knights this year.

they signed Center alexander steen to a 2yr $4.5m per year contract.

Steen played with the st.louis blues last season

NHL Awards

2 different halifax knights players took home awards last night.

henrik lundqvist took home the vezina trophy

and sergey dakeev took home the calder.

---------------------------------------------
Lineup for 2016-17 season

forwards

N.Mackinnon(88)-M.Koivu(89)-R.Nash(90)
K.Versteeg(88)-A.Steen (84)-S.Dakeev (88)
P.bouchard (84)-M.Granlund(84)-G.latendresse(84)
C.Clutterbuck(84)-E.christensen(82)-D.setoguchi(84)

Defense

T.Gilbert (85)-K.Foster(88)
M.Scandella(83)-N.beaulieu(85)
J.Brodin(82)-M.dumba(82)

Goalies

H.lundqvist (93)

M.Subban (82)

 

[xVolchenkov]

2013-2014 SEASON (57-14-6)
2014 NHL Playoff's (Round One)
Senators win Presidents Trophy and get ready for a rematch with Philadelphia in round one

Forward Jason Spezza puts Flyers defenseman Timonen on his back

After a fantastic year in Ottawa in which they exceeded all
expectations, including winning the Presidents Trophy, Senators
fans are excited to see how good this team really is. Things won't
be easy though. By just squeaking into the post-season with a
record of 40-35-7, the Philadelphia Flyers believe they can do
what they did to Senators two year ago, where they eliminated
them in just 6 games despite being the underdogs. Can they do it
once again, or will Ottawa keep dominating? Only time will tell.

Lines are as followed:

PHILADELPHIA FLYERS (8th)
Hartnell(87, A)-Giroux(92, C)-Voracek(86)
Hagman(82)-Schenn(85)-Simmonds(84)
Rinaldo(80)-Couturier(85)-Zolnierczyk(82)
Orr(81)-Mitchell(81)-Zuccarello(81)

Schenn(87)-Coburn(87, A)
Grossman(84)-Carle(84)
Lydman(83)-Meszaros(84)

Bryzgalov(88)
Eriksson(75)


OTTAWA SENATORS (1st)
Silfverberg(84)-Spezza(90, C)-Gaborik(91)
Michalek(87)-Turris(85)-Granlund(84)
Landeskog(87, A)-Vermette(84)-Zibanejad(83)
Filatov(81)-Da Costa(80)-Vitale(79)

Kronwall(87)-Karlsson(90)
Jones(83)-Cowen(85)
Phillips(85, A)-Wiercioch(80)

Lehner(85)
Bishop(83)

 

[Mhoogasian94123]

Flying High

Shea Weber has joined the Philadelphia Flyers after the Nashville Predators chose not to match the mega offer sheet signed by their franchise defenseman. Weber joins the Flyers to bolster their already solid defensive strength. The Flyers have forfeited 4 first round picks in the deal but gain a perennial Norris trophy candidate entering his prime.

Shea Weber

Likely Hall of Famer Chris Pronger is expected to return to the lineup after being cleared by team doctors and specialists after suffering from concussion issues. This gives the team a huge boost to their defense after a lackluster playoffs in which they gave up a plethora of goals.

The Flyers have also made a trade with the Winnipeg Jets to accommodate the massive salary intake and shed salary. Daniel Briere was shipped to the Jets in return for winger Blake Wheeler who put of 64 points in 80 games last season. They also acquired centreman Jim Slater.

The Flyers have also signed Dwayne Roloson and Radek Dvorak to 1 year contracts at $1.6 million and $1.065 million respectively.

How did you get the pic of Weber in a Flyers jersey?
I like the trade with Winnipeg. Wheeler does quite well for me.

 

[GatoradeG*]

How did you get the pic of Weber in a Flyers jersey?
I like the trade with Winnipeg. Wheeler does quite well for me.

I just searched on google for a chance someone has shopped one and I got lucky haha. That's good to hear, I don't think I've ever had Wheeler on my team before

 

[GatoradeG*]

Boston Tea Party

The superstar laden Flyers are set to square off against the Boston Bruins at TD Garden. The Flyers led by Claude Giroux, Chris Pronger and newly acquired superstar Shea Weber look to start the season off with a strong start in Boston. Weber will be paired with Chris Pronger on the first defensive pairing which on paper looks to be the most feared tandem in the NHL featuring two legitimate Norris candidates. Boston is in no right a pushover as they have their own Norris trophy winner, Zdeno Chara.

Flyers superstar Center, Claude Giroux


LINEUPS

Boston Bruins

Lucic-Krejci-Horton
Paille-Bergeron-Seguin
Kelly-Marchand-Peverley
Tardif-Savard-Campbell

Seidenberg-Chara
Boychuk-Ference
A.Johnson-McQuaid

Thomas
Rask


Philadelphia Flyers

Hartnell-Giroux-Wheeler
Voracek-Schenn-Simmonds
Couturier-Talbot-Read
Fedotenko-Slater-Dvorak

Pronger-Weber
Coburn-Timonen
Meszaros-Schenn

Bryzgalov
Roloson

 

[KuralySnipes]

Boston 1st half outlook

BOSTON IN GOOD SHAPE HEADING INTO ALL-STAR BREAK

Nathan Horton has 24 goals and 46 points in 47 games so far this season

Free Agent acquired star winger Alex Semin has been the most consistent season so far getting 19 goals and 23 assists in 47 games. $15 Million well spent!.

Tuukka Rask leads the league wins and is 3rd in the NHL in GAA

Tyler Seguin has taken over David Krejci's 1st line center role this year and so far Seguin has 36 points in 47 games (8 goals 28 assists). Seguin's goal scoring has been down so far this year but he is deffinetly setting up his teammates Lucic and Semin.



[FIELDSET="2011-2012 Standings as of all-star break"]

Eastern Conference

1. Montreal Canadiens (30-14-5 65 pts)
2. Pittsburgh Penguins (28-18-3 59 pts)
3. Carolina Hurricanes (27-20-4 58 pts)
4. Buffalo Sabres (28-18-3 59 pts)
   [*]Boston Bruins (27-15-5 59 pts)
5. Ottawa Senators (24-22-6 54 pts)
6. Winnipeg Jets (24-22-4 52 pts)
7. NY Rangers (23-19-5 51 pts)
8. Tampa Bay Lightning (23-20-5 51 pts)
9. Washington Capitals (22-22-4 48 pts)
10. Philadelphia Flyers (22-23-3 47 pts)
11. NY Islanders (21-23-4 46 pts)
12. Toronto Maple Leafs (21-24-4 46 pts
13. Florida Panthers (20-25-3 43 pts)
14. New Jersey Devils (18-23-7 43 pts)

Western Conference

1. Chicago Blackhawks (32-14-4 68 pts)
2. Los Angeles Kings (30-14-6 66 pts
3. Colorado Avalanche (29-18-4 62 pts)
4. Anaheim Ducks (28-14-6 62 pts)
5. Calgary Flames (27-18-5 59 pts)
6. Vancouver Canucks (27-18-4 58 pts)
7. San Jose Sharks (25-17-5 55 pts)
8. Detroit Red Wings (25-22-3 53 pts)
9. Columbus Blue Jackets (25-21-3 53 pts)
10. St Louis Blues (23-19-7 53 pts)
11. Nashville Predators (23-23-4 50 pts)
12. Dallas Stars (21-23-4 46 pts)
13. Edmonton Oilers 21-24-4 46 pts)
14. Minnesota Wild (20-24-5 45 pts)
15. Phoenix Coyotes (21-26-3 45 pts)

[/fieldset]

[FIELDSET="Leading Scorers (Bruins)"]
Goals

1. Nathan Horton (24 G- 22 A 46 PTS)
2. Alexander Semin (19 G- 23 A 42 PTS)
3. Milan Lucic (14 G- 11 A- 25 PTS)
4. Brad Marchand (11 G - 26 A 37 PTS)
5. Shane Doan (10 G- 5 A - 15 PTS

6. Patrice Bergeron (9 G- 26 A - 35 PTS)
7. Tyler Seguin (9 G- 28 A - 37 PTS)
8. Daniel Paillie (8 G- 7 A - 15 PTS)
9. Rich Peverley (8 G- 9 A- 17 PTS)
10. Gregory Campbell (5 G - 4 A - 9 PTS)
11. Chris Kelly (5 G- 9 A -14 PTS)
12. Lauri Koprikovsky (3 G- 3 A - 6 PTS)
13. Zdeno Chara (3 G- 22 A -25 PTS
14. Keith Yandle (3 G- 15 A- 18 PTS)
15. Dennis Seidenberg (3 G- 13 A- 16 PTS)
(Other Notables: (Rookie Jamie Tardif (2 G in 6 P))

Assists:

1. Tyler Seguin (28 Assists)
2. Patrice Bergeron (26 Assists)
3. Brad Marchand (26 Assists)
4. Alexander Semin (23 Assists)
5. Zdeno Chara (22 assists)
6. Nathan Horton (22 assists)
7. Keith Yandle (15 assists)
8. Dennis Seidenberg (13 assists)
9. Andrew Ference (12
10. Milan Lucic (11 A)
11. Rich Peverley (9 Assists)
12. Chris Kelly (9 Assists)
13. Daniel Paillie (7 Assists)
14. Shane Doan (5 Assists)
15. Johnny Boychuck ( 5 Assists)
    
    Points
    
    1. Nathan Horton (46 PTS)
    2. Alexander Semin (42 PTS)
    3. Tyler Seguin (37 PTS)
    4. Brad Marchand (37 PTS)
    5. Patrice Bergeron (35 PTS)
    6. Milan Lucic (25 PTS)
    7. Zdeno Chara (25 PTS)
    8. Keith Yandle (18 PTS)
    9. Rich Peverley (17 PTS)
    10. Dennis Seidenberg (16 PTS)
    11. Daniel Paillie (15 PTS)
    12. Shane Doan (15 PTS)
    13. Chris Kelly (14 PTS)
    14. Andrew Ference (13 PTS)
    15. Greg Campbell (9 PTS)
    
    PIMS
    
    1. Adam McQuaid (75 PIMS)
    2. Zdeno Chara (45 PIMS)
    3. Greg Campbell (45 PIMS)
    4. Johnny Boychuck (41 PIMS)
    5. Dennis Seidenberg (37 PIMS)
       6. Milan Lucic (36 PIMS)
       7. Brad Marchand (34 PIMS)
       8. Nathan Horton (29 PIMS)

[/FIELDSET]

[FIELDSET="2012 All-Stars"]

Eastern Conference:

Alex Ovechkin (WAS)- Sidney Crosby (PIT)- Marian Gaborik (NYR)
Ilya Kovalchuck (NJD)- Evgeni Malkin (PIT)- Phil Kessel (TOR)
Kris Versteeg (FLA)- Eric Staal (CAR)- Martin St. Louis (TBL)
Daniel Alfredsson (OTT)- Nick Antropov (WPG)- Nathan Horton (BOS)

Shea Weber (PHI)-Zdeno Chara (BOS)
Christian Ehroff (BUF)- Lubomir Visnovsky (NYI)
Matt Niskanen (PIT)- P.K Subban (MTL)

Ryan Miller (BUF)
Tuukka Rask (BOS)

Western Conference:

Zach Parise (MIN)- Pavel Datsyuk (DET)- Marian Hossa (CHI)
Daniel Sedin (VAN)- Jonathan Toews (CHI)- Patrick Kane (CHI)
RJ Umberger (CBJ)- Derek Roy (DAL)- Matt Duchene (COL)
Patrick Berglund (STL)- Jeff Carter (LA)- Antoine Vermette (PHX)

Dennis Wideman (CGY)- Dan Boyle (SJ)
Sheldon Souray (DAL)- Cam Barker
Jonathan Blum (NSH)- Niklas Hjalmarsson (CHI)

Mikka Kiprusoff (CGY)
Antti Niemi (SJ)

[/FIELDSET]

[FIELDSET="Article"]

The Boston Bruins are off to a good start before the All-Star break. The Keith Yandle trade that occured in the offseason that sent Boston-native star defenseman Keith Yandle, and Lauri Koprikovsy to Boston has paid dividens this season. Yandle has played great amassing 90 hits, and 18 assits with 3 goals, and Koprikovsky due to Boston's depth has been on the 4th line so hasnt been able to play on the 3rd line (Doan, Kelly, and Peverley play on the 3rd line). Rumors are swirling that the Bruins are shopping Chris Kelly to make room for Koprikovsky. Alex Semin has been incredible this season , getting 42 points in 47 games this season; while Nathan Horton has been on a tear playing with Brad Marchand and Patrice Bergeron on the 2nd line getting 46 points in 47 games played (24 goals, and 22 assists). Tyler Seguin has replaced David Krejci in the #1 center slot this season and has setup Milan Lucic, Alex Semin, and even Zdeno Chara for a combined 36 goals this year.​

[/FIELDSET]

[FIELDSET="Mid-Season Awards"]

Team Most Valuable Player:
Nathan Horton
There is no explanation needed. Horty was demoted from the 1st line to the 2nd to make room for Alexander Semin in the offseason and that surely was no bad move. Horton has gelled with Brad Marchand and Patrice Bergeron on the 2nd line. Horton has 24 goals, 22 assists and 46 points in 47 games this season. He has been incredible.

[/FIELDSET]

[FIELDSET="Trade Rumors update"]
Trade Deadline: March 4, 2012

Chris Kelly has been shopped around the league according to TSN's Pierre LeBrun. Pittsburgh, surprisingly-bad Minnesota, Los Angeles, and Tampa Bay have all shown interest in Kelly. GM Branden Cordeiro is rumored to be asking for a good prospect and a 3rd round pick for Kelly. He could be traded in the coming weeks. NHL.com's Dan Rosen's has said that the favorites for Kelly are Pittsburgh, and Minnesota.

The Bruins have gotten offers for Alex Semin by 2 Western Conference teams but Boston shut it down quick. [/FIELDSET]

[FIELDSET="Lines"]

Milan Lucic-Tyler Seguin-Alex Semin
Brad Marchand-Patrice Bergeron-Nathan Horton
Rich Peverley-Chris Kelly-Shane Doan
Lauri Koprikovsky-Greg Campbell-Daniel Paillie
X: Jamie Tardif (Shawn Thornton in AHL)

Zdeno Chara-Dennis Seidenberg
Keith Yandle-Johnny Boychuck
Andrew Ference-Adam McQuaid
X: Aaron Johnson

Tuukka Rask (leads league in Wins)
Nittymakkki
[/FIELDSET]

 

[George Maharis]

I got bored with my Detroit franchise, we just kept winning.. I wish this game would give me a challenge, instead of letting my team win 50+ games EVERY season. Anyways, I started a new franchise with St. Louis.

After 5 games, I managed to organize a trade with the Philadelphia Flyers, sending star center Claude Giroux over to St. Louis in exchange for center Alexander Steen, a 2015 2nd round pick, and a 2016 3rd round pick.

After 12 games, St. Louis currently sits 3rd in the league at 11-1-0.
Pittsburgh is 1st (11-2-1) followed by undefeated Detroit (11-0-0).
Last place belongs to Minnesota (1-9-2), trailing LA (3-8-1) and NYI (3-5-2).
St. Louis currently owns NYI's 2012 1st round pick (3rd overall) and Columbus' 2012 1st round pick (21st).

Stat Leaders

GOALS
1) Sidney Crosby/Pittsburgh/13 Goals
2) Evgeni Malkin/Pittsburgh/12 Goals
3) Rick Nash/Columbus/9 Goals
4) Joffrey Lupul/Toronto/9 Goals
5) Ilya Kovalchuk/New Jersey/9 Goals

ASSISTS
1) Martin St.Louis/Tampa Bay/12 Assists
2) Andrew Greene/New Jersey/12 Assists
3) Paul Martin/Pittsburgh/12 Assists
4) Evgeni Malkin/Pittsburgh/11 Assists
5) Jason Spezza/Ottawa/11 Assists

POINTS
1) Evgeni Malkin/Pittsburgh/23 Points
2) Sidney Crosby/Pittsburgh/19 Points
3) Marian Hossa/Chicago/18 Points
4) Martin St.Louis/Tampa Bay/17 Points
5) Jason Spezza/ Ottawa/16 Points

WINS
1) Jaroslav Halak/St.Louis/9 Wins
2) Jimmy Howard/Detroit/8 Wins
3) M.A. Fleury/Pittsburgh/8 Wins
4) Corey Crawford/Chicago/7 Wins
5) Henrik Lundqvist/New York Rangers/6 Wins

GAA (minimum 4gp)
1) Jaroslav Halak/St.Louis/1.18GAA (10gp)
2) Henrik Lundqvist/NYR/1.21GAA (9gp)
3) Jimmy Howard/Detroit/1.36GAA (8gp)
4) M.A. Fleury/Pittsburgh/1.50GAA (10gp)
5) Scott Clemmensen/Florida/1.57GAA (5gp)

SV% (minimum 4gp)
1) Henrik Lundqvist/NYR/.959 (9gp)
2) Jimmy Howard/Detroit/.952 (8gp)
3) Tomas Vokoun/Washington/.946 (9gp)
4) M.A. Fleury/Pittsburgh/.942 (10gp)
5) Jonas Enroth/Buffalo/.942 (4gp)

 

[Mokemon]

BOSTON IN GOOD SHAPE HEADING INTO ALL-STAR BREAK

Nathan Horton has 24 goals and 46 points in 47 games so far this season

Free Agent acquired star winger Alex Semin has been the most consistent season so far getting 19 goals and 23 assists in 47 games. $15 Million well spent!.

Tuukka Rask leads the league wins and is 3rd in the NHL in GAA

Tyler Seguin has taken over David Krejci's 1st line center role this year and so far Seguin has 36 points in 47 games (8 goals 28 assists). Seguin's goal scoring has been down so far this year but he is deffinetly setting up his teammates Lucic and Semin.



[FIELDSET="2011-2012 Standings as of all-star break"]

Eastern Conference

1. Montreal Canadiens (30-14-5 65 pts)
2. Pittsburgh Penguins (28-18-3 59 pts)
3. Carolina Hurricanes (27-20-4 58 pts)
4. Buffalo Sabres (28-18-3 59 pts)
   [*]Boston Bruins (27-15-5 59 pts)
5. Ottawa Senators (24-22-6 54 pts)
6. Winnipeg Jets (24-22-4 52 pts)
7. NY Rangers (23-19-5 51 pts)
8. Tampa Bay Lightning (23-20-5 51 pts)
9. Washington Capitals (22-22-4 48 pts)
10. Philadelphia Flyers (22-23-3 47 pts)
11. NY Islanders (21-23-4 46 pts)
12. Toronto Maple Leafs (21-24-4 46 pts
13. Florida Panthers (20-25-3 43 pts)
14. New Jersey Devils (18-23-7 43 pts)

Western Conference

1. Chicago Blackhawks (32-14-4 68 pts)
2. Los Angeles Kings (30-14-6 66 pts
3. Colorado Avalanche (29-18-4 62 pts)
4. Anaheim Ducks (28-14-6 62 pts)
5. Calgary Flames (27-18-5 59 pts)
6. Vancouver Canucks (27-18-4 58 pts)
7. San Jose Sharks (25-17-5 55 pts)
8. Detroit Red Wings (25-22-3 53 pts)
9. Columbus Blue Jackets (25-21-3 53 pts)
10. St Louis Blues (23-19-7 53 pts)
11. Nashville Predators (23-23-4 50 pts)
12. Dallas Stars (21-23-4 46 pts)
13. Edmonton Oilers 21-24-4 46 pts)
14. Minnesota Wild (20-24-5 45 pts)
15. Phoenix Coyotes (21-26-3 45 pts)

[/fieldset]

[FIELDSET="Leading Scorers (Bruins)"]
Goals

1. Nathan Horton (24 G- 22 A 46 PTS)
2. Alexander Semin (19 G- 23 A 42 PTS)
3. Milan Lucic (14 G- 11 A- 25 PTS)
4. Brad Marchand (11 G - 26 A 37 PTS)
5. Shane Doan (10 G- 5 A - 15 PTS

6. Patrice Bergeron (9 G- 26 A - 35 PTS)
7. Tyler Seguin (9 G- 28 A - 37 PTS)
8. Daniel Paillie (8 G- 7 A - 15 PTS)
9. Rich Peverley (8 G- 9 A- 17 PTS)
10. Gregory Campbell (5 G - 4 A - 9 PTS)
11. Chris Kelly (5 G- 9 A -14 PTS)
12. Lauri Koprikovsky (3 G- 3 A - 6 PTS)
13. Zdeno Chara (3 G- 22 A -25 PTS
14. Keith Yandle (3 G- 15 A- 18 PTS)
15. Dennis Seidenberg (3 G- 13 A- 16 PTS)
(Other Notables: (Rookie Jamie Tardif (2 G in 6 P))

Assists:

1. Tyler Seguin (28 Assists)
2. Patrice Bergeron (26 Assists)
3. Brad Marchand (26 Assists)
4. Alexander Semin (23 Assists)
5. Zdeno Chara (22 assists)
6. Nathan Horton (22 assists)
7. Keith Yandle (15 assists)
8. Dennis Seidenberg (13 assists)
9. Andrew Ference (12
10. Milan Lucic (11 A)
11. Rich Peverley (9 Assists)
12. Chris Kelly (9 Assists)
13. Daniel Paillie (7 Assists)
14. Shane Doan (5 Assists)
15. Johnny Boychuck ( 5 Assists)
    
    Points
    
    1. Nathan Horton (46 PTS)
    2. Alexander Semin (42 PTS)
    3. Tyler Seguin (37 PTS)
    4. Brad Marchand (37 PTS)
    5. Patrice Bergeron (35 PTS)
    6. Milan Lucic (25 PTS)
    7. Zdeno Chara (25 PTS)
    8. Keith Yandle (18 PTS)
    9. Rich Peverley (17 PTS)
    10. Dennis Seidenberg (16 PTS)
    11. Daniel Paillie (15 PTS)
    12. Shane Doan (15 PTS)
    13. Chris Kelly (14 PTS)
    14. Andrew Ference (13 PTS)
    15. Greg Campbell (9 PTS)
    
    PIMS
    
    1. Adam McQuaid (75 PIMS)
    2. Zdeno Chara (45 PIMS)
    3. Greg Campbell (45 PIMS)
    4. Johnny Boychuck (41 PIMS)
    5. Dennis Seidenberg (37 PIMS)
       6. Milan Lucic (36 PIMS)
       7. Brad Marchand (34 PIMS)
       8. Nathan Horton (29 PIMS)

[/FIELDSET]

[FIELDSET="2012 All-Stars"]

Eastern Conference:

Alex Ovechkin (WAS)- Sidney Crosby (PIT)- Marian Gaborik (NYR)
Ilya Kovalchuck (NJD)- Evgeni Malkin (PIT)- Phil Kessel (TOR)
Kris Versteeg (FLA)- Eric Staal (CAR)- Martin St. Louis (TBL)
Daniel Alfredsson (OTT)- Nick Antropov (WPG)- Nathan Horton (BOS)

Shea Weber (PHI)-Zdeno Chara (BOS)
Christian Ehroff (BUF)- Lubomir Visnovsky (NYI)
Matt Niskanen (PIT)- P.K Subban (MTL)

Ryan Miller (BUF)
Tuukka Rask (BOS)

Western Conference:

Zach Parise (MIN)- Pavel Datsyuk (DET)- Marian Hossa (CHI)
Daniel Sedin (VAN)- Jonathan Toews (CHI)- Patrick Kane (CHI)
RJ Umberger (CBJ)- Derek Roy (DAL)- Matt Duchene (COL)
Patrick Berglund (STL)- Jeff Carter (LA)- Antoine Vermette (PHX)

Dennis Wideman (CGY)- Dan Boyle (SJ)
Sheldon Souray (DAL)- Cam Barker
Jonathan Blum (NSH)- Niklas Hjalmarsson (CHI)

Mikka Kiprusoff (CGY)
Antti Niemi (SJ)

[/FIELDSET]

[FIELDSET="Article"]

The Boston Bruins are off to a good start before the All-Star break. The Keith Yandle trade that occured in the offseason that sent Boston-native star defenseman Keith Yandle, and Lauri Koprikovsy to Boston has paid dividens this season. Yandle has played great amassing 90 hits, and 18 assits with 3 goals, and Koprikovsky due to Boston's depth has been on the 4th line so hasnt been able to play on the 3rd line (Doan, Kelly, and Peverley play on the 3rd line). Rumors are swirling that the Bruins are shopping Chris Kelly to make room for Koprikovsky. Alex Semin has been incredible this season , getting 42 points in 47 games this season; while Nathan Horton has been on a tear playing with Brad Marchand and Patrice Bergeron on the 2nd line getting 46 points in 47 games played (24 goals, and 22 assists). Tyler Seguin has replaced David Krejci in the #1 center slot this season and has setup Milan Lucic, Alex Semin, and even Zdeno Chara for a combined 36 goals this year.​

[/FIELDSET]

[FIELDSET="Mid-Season Awards"]

Team Most Valuable Player:
Nathan Horton
There is no explanation needed. Horty was demoted from the 1st line to the 2nd to make room for Alexander Semin in the offseason and that surely was no bad move. Horton has gelled with Brad Marchand and Patrice Bergeron on the 2nd line. Horton has 24 goals, 22 assists and 46 points in 47 games this season. He has been incredible.

[/FIELDSET]

[FIELDSET="Trade Rumors update"]
Trade Deadline: March 4, 2012

Chris Kelly has been shopped around the league according to TSN's Pierre LeBrun. Pittsburgh, surprisingly-bad Minnesota, Los Angeles, and Tampa Bay have all shown interest in Kelly. GM Branden Cordeiro is rumored to be asking for a good prospect and a 3rd round pick for Kelly. He could be traded in the coming weeks. NHL.com's Dan Rosen's has said that the favorites for Kelly are Pittsburgh, and Minnesota.

The Bruins have gotten offers for Alex Semin by 2 Western Conference teams but Boston shut it down quick. [/FIELDSET]

[FIELDSET="Lines"]

Milan Lucic-Tyler Seguin-Alex Semin
Brad Marchand-Patrice Bergeron-Nathan Horton
Rich Peverley-Chris Kelly-Shane Doan
Lauri Koprikovsky-Greg Campbell-Daniel Paillie
X: Jamie Tardif (Shawn Thornton in AHL)

Zdeno Chara-Dennis Seidenberg
Keith Yandle-Johnny Boychuck
Andrew Ference-Adam McQuaid
X: Aaron Johnson

Tuukka Rask (leads league in Wins)
Nittymakkki
[/FIELDSET]

Wow, this kind of post are nice! But name is Korpikoski not Korpikovsky and Niittymaki not Nittymakkki

 

[KuralySnipes]

Wow, this kind of post are nice! But name is Korpikoski not Korpikovsky and Niittymaki not Nittymakkki

Sorry auto-correct on my iPod does that.
Thanks for the response

 

[Deku]

Oilers Struggle To Hold Down Playoff Spot

It is January 1st, 2014, and the Edmonton Oilers find themselves out of the playoffs. With 42 points, they are sitting in 11th in the Western Conference, despite having a star-studded lineup. The team is certainly scoring - a lot. They lead the league in goals for per game. However, they are 23rd in goals against per game. Despite being able to score at will during 5 on 5 play, the Oilers' powerplay has struggled, only operating at 16.2%.

One bright spot for the Oilers is the chemistry between Sidney Crosby and Marian Gaborik. Through 36 games Crosby has put up 40 points and Gaborik has put up 34. The top defensive pairing of Tyler Myers and Drew Doughty has been fantastic, with each earning 21 points so far and both being plus-players.

Netminder Ondrej Pavelec will have to play better if he wants to have a starting job in the playoffs.​

 

[KuralySnipes]

Trade Deadline 2012

BOYCHUCK TRADED TO DETROIT, PITTSBURGH TRADES TYLER KENNEDY TO EDMONTON

Bruins get hard-hitting defenseman Nicklas Kronwall in exchange for 2013 1st+ 2013 2nd and Johnny Boychuck​

[FIELDSET="Trades around NHL"]
get:
Linus Omark
Taylor Chorney

:edm gets:
Tyler Kennedy
Colin McDonald

get:
Brandon Pirri
Kind Martschini

get:
Mike Brown

get:
Shawn LaLonde
Dylan Reese

get:
Eric Tangradi
Tanner Glass

get:
2012 3rd Round Pick
Rattis Tvanans
P. Leblond

get:
Niklas Kronwall

get:
Johnny Boychuck
2013 1st
2013 2nd

get:
Marcus Johanson

get:
Chris Kelly
2015 1st[/FIELDSET]

[FIELDSET="Rumors"]

• TSN: Rich Peverley was almost dealt to Nashville in a package that would've sent Patrik Hornquivst and Anders Lindback to Boston
• Columbus tried to trade Nash again, but nothing happened as asking price as too high
• Shawn Thornton generated alot of interest around the league, but B's didn't want to trade him

[/FIELDSET]

[FIELDSET="STANDINGS AS OF March 4, 2012"]
Eastern Conference
1. Buffalo Sabres (39-20-3 81 PTS)
2. Carolina Hurricanes (35-22-5 75 PTS)
3. Pittsburgh Penguins (31-26-5 67 PTS)
4. Boston Bruins (34-20-6 74 PTS)
5. Montreal Canadiens (34-23-6 74 PTS)
6. Winnipeg Jets (34-27-4 72 PTS)
7. Tampa Bay Lightning (32-25-5 69 PTS)
8. Washington Capitals (31-26-5 67 PTS)
9. NY Rangers (29-24-8 66 PTS)
10. NY Islanders (29-26-7 65 PTS)
11. Ottawa Senators (27-28-9 63 PTS)
12. Philadelphia Flyers (27-29-5 59 PTS)
13. New Jersey Devils (26-29-7 59 PTS)
14. Toronto Maple Leafs (26-32-4 56 PTS)
15. Florida Panthers (25-31-5 55 PTS)

Western Conference

1. Chicago Blackhawks (38-19-7 83 PTS)
2. Vancouver Canucks (38-19-6 82 PTS)
3. Anaheim Ducks (37-18-8 82 PTS)
4. Los Angeles Kings (37-20-6 80 PTS)
5. Colorado Avalanche (35-24-5 75 PTS)
6. Calgary Flames (33-22-8 74 PTS)
7. St Louis Blues (33-24-6 72 PTS)
8. San Jose Sharks (32-21-8 72 PTS)
9. Nashville Predators (31-25-7 69 PTS)
10. Detroit Red Wings (32-28-3 67 PTS)
11. Pheonix Coyotes (29-29-4 62 PTS)
12. Minnesota Wild (25-29-8 58 PTS)
13. Columbus Blue Jackets (26-30-6 58 PTS)
14. Edmonton Oilers (26-32-4 56 PTS)
15. Dallas Stars (25-34-4 54 PTS)
[/FIELDSET]

[FIELDSET="Line Combinations"]

Milan Lucic- Tyler Seguin- Alexander Semin
Brad Marchand- Patrice Bergeron- Nathan Horton
Shane Doan-Rich Peverley-Lauri Koprikovsky
Daniel Paillie-Greg Campbell-Shawn Thornton

Zdeno Chara-Dennis Seidenberg
Keith Yandle- Niklas Kronwall
Andrew Ference-Adam McQuaid

Tuukka Rask
Antero Nittymakki[/FIELDSET]

[FIELDSET="Player Stats"]

GOALS

1. Nathan Horton (26 G- 26 A- 52 PTS)
2. Alex Semin (22 G- 27 A- 49 PTS)
3. Milan Lucic (15 G- 15 A- 30 PTS)
4. Shane Doan (14 G- 10 A- 24 PTS)
5. Brad Marchand (13 G- 31 A- 44 PTS)
6. Patrice Bergeron (13 G- 33 A- 46 PTS)
7. Rich Peverley (11 G- 12 A - 23 PTS)
8. Tyler Seguin (11 G- 31 A- 42 PTS)
9. Daniel Paillie (8 G- 7 A- 15 PTS)
10. Marcus Johansson (8 G- 10 A- 18 PTS) - in AHL
11. Lauri Koprikoski (7 G- 6 A- 13 PTS)
12. Jamie Tardif (6G- 0A- 6 PTS IN 20 GP)- in AHL
13. Greg Campbell (6G- 6 A - 12 PTS)
14. Zdeno Chara (4 G- 26 A- 30 PTS)
15. Dennis Seidenberg (3G- 16 A- 19 PTS)

Assists:

1. Patrice Bergeron (33 A)
2. Tyler Seguin (31 A)
3. Brad Marchand (31 A)
4. Alex Semin (27 A)
5. Nathan Horton (26 A)
6. Zdeno Chara (26 A)
7. Keith Yandle (18 A)
8. Dennis Seidenberg (16 A)
9. Milan Lucic (15 A)
10. Andrew Ference (14 A)
11.Rich Peverley (12 A)
12. Shane Doan (10 A)
13. Marcus Johansson (10 A) [in AHL]
14. Daniel Paillie (7 A)
15. Lauri Koprikoksi (6 A)

Points

1. Nathan Horton (52 points)
2. Alex Semin (49 PTS)
3. Patrice Bergeron (46 PTS)
4. Brad Marchand (44 PTS)
5. Tyler Seguin (42 PTS)
6. Milan Lucic (30 PTS)
7. Zdeno Chara (30 PTS)
8. Shane Doan (24 PTS)
9. Rich Peverley (23 PTS)
10. Keith Yandle (21 PTs)

*note: 60 games played

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[/CENTER]

 

[Deku]

2014 Playoff Matchups Have Been Determined

Back in the beginning of January, Edmonton Oilers fans were doubting their team's chances of qualifying for post-season play. However, Ondrej Pavelec stepped up his play in the Oilers cage and the team continued to score goals at will. They finished 3rd in the Western Conference, winning their second division title in three years. It will be a large challenge for the Oilers in round one, as they must face the defending Stanley Cup champions, the Colorado Avalanche.

1st Round Matchups

Western Conference:
#1 2 vs. #8
#2 vs. #7
#3 vs. #6
#4 vs. #5

Eastern Conference:
#1 vs. #8
#2 vs. #7
#3 vs. #6
#4 vs. #5
​

 

[xVolchenkov]

2013-2014 SEASON (57-14-6)
2014 NHL Playoff's - Round One Recap
Senators finish off eighth seeded Flyers in 6 to move onto round two of the Stanley Cup playoffs

Forward Kyle Turris celebrates with teammates as Ottawa makes easy work of Philadelphia

(GAME 1) Philadelphia @ Ottawa: 3-0 Ottawa
(GAME 2) Philadelphia @ Ottawa: 3-1 Philadelphia
(GAME 3) Ottawa @ Philadelphia: 4-2 Philadelphia
(GAME 4) Ottawa @ Philadelphia: 4-3 Ottawa (OT)
(GAME 5) Philadelphia @ Ottawa: 3-1 Ottawa
(GAME 6) Ottawa @ Philadelphia: 5-1 Ottawa

While they're was a minor scare for Senators fans when Philadelphia
won back to back games and took the lead of the series, Ottawa
stayed the course. The Sens managed to then split the best of
seven, making it a best of three when they pulled out an OT
winner off the stick of Jason Spezza in game four. After tying up
the series up at two a piece, Senators kept clicking, and working
off there momentum, winning the next two games, and finishing
the Flyers off in six.

POINTS (6 GP):
1 - Spezza (4G, 6A - 10 PTS)
2 - Gaborik (4G, 4A - 8 PTS)
3 - Silfverberg (3G, 3A - 6 PTS)
4 - Granlund (1G, 3A - 4 PTS)
4 - Michalek (3G, 1A - 4 PTS)
4 - Cowen (0G, 4A - 4 PTS)
7 - Karlsson (0G, 3A - 3 PTS)
7 - Kronwall (0G, 3A - 3 PTS)
7 - Turris (0G, 3A - 3 PTS)
10 - Jones (1G, 1A - 2 PTS)
11 - Landeskog (1G, 0A - 1 PT)
11 - Vermette (1G, 0A - 1 PT)
11 - Vitale (0G, 1A - 1 PT)
11 - Wiercioch (0G, 1A - 1 PT)
15 - Filatov (0G, 0A - 0 PTS)
15 - Da Costa (0G, 0A - 0 PTS)
15 - Phillips (0G, 0A - 0 PTS)
15 - Zibanejad (0G, 0A - 0 PTS)


ROUND TWO:
vs

AHL Notes:
- Binhamton won in game 7 over Wilkes Barre to advance to round
two.
- Points leaders for Binghamton are: Moller (1G, 6A), Noesen (5G,
1A), Pageau (2G, 3A), Lindholm (0G, 5A), Puempel (2G, 3A) and
Stone (2G, 3A).
- Binghamton will play Bridgeport in round two.

 

[Deku]

Oilers Sweep Cup Champs in Round One

Round one of the 2014 Stanley Cup playoffs was a cakewalk for the Edmonton Oilers. Expecting a tough series against the Colorado Avalanche, goaltender Ondrej Pavelec stepped up his play to lead the Oilers into the second round. Despite having 76 shots on goal in the first two games, the Avs didn't get any goals by Pavelec until game 3.

Ondrej Pavelec had a save percentage of .997 and a goals against average of 0.75 in the first ronud.

Game 1: 2-0 Win
Game 2: 3-0 Win
Game 3: 3-2 Win
Game 4: 2-1 Win

Round Two:
vs
​

 

[xVolchenkov]

2013-2014 SEASON (57-14-6)
2014 NHL Playoff's - Round Two
Senators prepare for a tough series versus Buffalo

Forward Jason Spezza celebrates with teammates after a goal against Ryan Miller

Following a fairly easy first round against Philadelphia, Senators
know they are going to be pushed much harder by there division
rivals, the Buffalo Sabres. Despite being the 7th seeded team,
Buffalo poses a serious threat and sent a message to the entire
NHL after sweeping New Jersey in round one. Will the big players
for Ottawa keep playing the way they have been, or will it be
another early exit for Senators fans?


Lines are as followed:

BUFFALO SABRES (7th)
Vanek(A, 88)-Roy(88)-Pominville(C, 88)
Ennis(84)-Hodgeson(85)-Stafford(A, 84)
Gerbe(84)-Adam(83)-Butler(83)
Foligno(82)-Boyes(83)-Tropp(79)

Weber(83)-Myers(87)
Regehr(87)-Sekera(84)
Sulzer(80)-Klein(82)

Miller(90)
Enroth(85)


OTTAWA SENATORS (1st)
Silfverberg(84)-Spezza(C, 90)-Gaborik(91)
Michalek(87)-Turris(85)-Granlund(84)
Landeskog(A, 87)-Vermette(84)-Zibanejad(83)
Filatov(81)-Da Costa(80)-Vitale(79)

Kronwall(87)-Karlsson(90)
Jones(83)-Cowen(85)
Phillips(A, 85)-Wiercioch(80)

Lehner(85)
Bishop(83)

 

[pensrule2011]

Resignings and Free Agency 2011​

The Avalanche resigned Milan Hejduk to a contract that keeps him in Colorado for the next 2 seasons

It was a resigning frenzy in June after the draft as General Manager Dan Murray resigned his key players Milan Hejduk, Kyle Cumiskey and Jussi Jokinen who all had good seasons last year. A surprising thing about the resignings was of how few there were as 12 players of the roster were released to Free Agency. One of the players released, goalie Jason Bacashihua said this about being released, "I was really surprised when Dan told me I was released. I mean he was happy with me in the beginning of the season, and then he releases me at the end. Well I think he has his best interests in mind so I can't help that." GM Murray also signed some of the recently drafted rookies like first overall pick defenseman Kip Colaiacovo Who said, "I was so excited when I got the offer that I just couldn't refuse it and I am excited to play for this team in the future."

After all the resigning were finished, Murray seemed to be hinting at that he would be signing a lot of players though that wasn't the outcome. Murray only signed two players, defenseman Jay Mckee and goalie Dany Sabourin. When asked about the signings he stated, "Jay adds a little more defense and grit to our team that is lacking in it while Dany will hopefully prove to be a back-up goaltender if Peter doesn't produce." Later in July, Murray made a trade with the Pittsburgh Penguins for defenseman Brooks Orpik who he said would only, "-add to the defense that the Avalanche are in dire need of." The signings and trades are listed below:​

RESIGNED
Milan Hejduk: 2 year, 2.590 M
Peter Budaj: 1 year, 0.700 M
Adam Foote: 1 year, 0.550 M
Ryan O’Bryne: 2 year, 0.750 M
Kyle Cumiskey: 3 year, 1.075 M
Ryan Wilson: 3 year, 0.950 M
Jussi Jokinen: 5 year, 3.105 M
David Jones: 4 year, 1.710 M
T.J. Galiardi: 3 year, 2.615 M
Tomas Fleischmann: 4 year, 2.500 M
Ryan Stoa: 1 year, 1.000 M
Kevin Porter: 1 year 0.660 M
Matt Hunwick: 3 year, 1.000 M
Brian Elliott: 5 year, 3.000 M

RELEASED
Ben Walter
Justin Mercier
Julian Talbot
Philippe Dupuis
David Koci
Tom Fritsche
Greg Mauldin
David Van der Gulik
Harrison Reed
David Liffiton
Ray Macias
Jason Bacashihua
Shawn Belle

ELC (3 years)
Kip Colaiacovo: 0.745 M
Steven Strong: 0.570 M
David Musil: 0.550 M
Kevin Bailie: 0.500 M
Stephen Silas: 0.840 M
Sami Aittokallio: 0.790 M
Victor Berglind: 0.710 M

FA SIGNINGS
Jay Mckee: 3 years, 1.700 M
Dany Sabourin: 1 year, 0.580 M

TRADES

receive

G Sami Aittokallio
2014 2nd Round Pick
2013 4th Round Pick


receive

D Brooks Orpik

 

[xVolchenkov]

2013-2014 SEASON (57-14-6)
2014 NHL Playoff's - Round Two Recap
Senators finish off seventh seeded Sabres in 5 to move onto round three of the Stanley Cup playoffs

Ottawa Senators salute the fans after there game 5 victory over division rivals, the Buffalo Sabres

GAME RECAP:
(GAME 1) Buffalo @ Ottawa: 5-2 Ottawa
(GAME 2) Buffalo @ Ottawa: 2-1 Ottawa
(GAME 3) Ottawa @ Buffalo: 2-1 Ottawa (OT)
(GAME 4) Ottawa @ Buffalo: 3-0 Buffalo
(GAME 5) Buffalo @ Ottawa: 3-2 Ottawa

All though everyone expected a tough and close series, this was
another blow-out for Ottawa, only losing one of the five games
to Buffalo. While the games were tight, Ottawa controlled the pace
of the series, and really made the Sabres look like they didn't belong.

Jason Spezza, Marian Gaborik and Robin Lehner all had a strong
second round. Spezza had 1 goal and 5 assists, Gaborik had 2 goals
and 4 assists, and Lehner had a goals against average of below two.

Ottawa has come out and said despite the teams great start to the
playoffs, they expect more from second line center Kyle Turris (0G,
3A in 11 GP), and there entire third line of Zibanejad, Vermette and
Landeskog (combined for 4 points).


POINTS (11 GP):

• Spezza (5G, 11A - 16 PTS)
• Gaborik (6G, 8A - 14 PTS)
• Silfverberg (4G, 4A - 8 PTS)
• Karlsson (1G, 5A - 6 PTS)
• Granlund (2G, 3A - 5 PTS)
• Michalek (4G, 1A - 5 PTS)
• Cowen (0G, 5A - 5 PTS)
• Kronwall (0G, 5A - 5 PTS)
• Turris (0G, 3A - 3 PTS)
• Jones (2G, 1A - 3 PTS)
• Vitale (0G, 3A - 3 PTS)
• Landeskog (1G, 1A - 2 PTS)
• Wiercioch (0G, 2A - 2 PTS)
• Filatov (1G, 1A - 2 PTS)
• Da Costa (2G, 0A - 2 PTS)
• Phillips (1G, 0A - 1 PT)
• Zibanejad (0G, 1A - 1 PT)
• Vermette (1G, 0A - 1 PT)

GOALIES:

• Lehner (11 GP: 7-3, 2.03 GAA, 0.921 SV%, 1 SO)
• Bishop (1 GP: 0-0, 0.00 GAA, 1.00 SV%, 0 SO)

ROUND THREE:
vs



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AHL Notes:
- Binhamton won in game 5 over Bridgeport to advance to round 3.
- Points leaders for Binghamton are (12 GP):

• Stone (5G, 9A - 14 PTS)
• Pageau (4G, 8A - 12 PTS)
• Puempel (6G, 5A - 11 PTS)
• Lindholm (2G, 8A - 10 PTS)
• Moller (2G, 7A - 9 PTS)
• Noesen (6G, 2A - 8 PTS)

- Binghamton will play Adirondack in round three.
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[KuralySnipes]

I'm sorry guys but this is a pain in the ass to keep updating

 

[anatsu]

BREAKING: Islanders trade Boyle to Minnesota, acquire Heatley

New York Islanders have accepted Minnesota Wild's offer about defenseman Dan Boyle. Islanders traded Boyle with Mark Katic and Milan Jurcina to Minnesota for left winger Dany Heatley.

Dany Heatley will wear Islanders jersey next

Heatley is 32-years old Canadian sniper, who has maiden 415 goals in his 880 career games. Heatley is in his last year of his contract. It's worth of 8.005M.

"Minnesota and Chuck Fletcher reached us with this offer and we accepted it after long thought", said GM Southfield about his surprise trade, "This was extremely hard trade to do. Especially when it included Katic and Jurcina, both who I liked pretty much. But you have to give to get. That's how it goes. We have now one of the best core of forwards. And we surely still have one of the best prospect group in defense. We are excited."

"Dany is one of the best pure goal-scorers in game. He has all the tools to make a good play and score goals. He now joins to group of Tavares, Grabner, Pavelski, Antropov etc, and he was excited when he heard the news. He is tremendous guy. We are seeking an extension this summer, surely", stated GM about his acquisition.

Heatley will take spot in first line alongside Tavares and Grabner as when Pavelski goes to center the third line. He has Matt Hendrciks and Jack Skille on his wing.

"Now we have little lack of defense, but we are surely looking on the market. There may be a trade coming when the deadline looms up. I want to add d", said Southfield to end the conference call.

 

[Deku]

Restarting GM Mode

I have become extremely frustrated with my current fantasy draft Be a GM. Despite having a fantastic all-star team, we can't seem to win in the playoffs. And, I'm in the mood for re-building a franchise. So, with all the offseason transactions in place, I am starting a new Be a GM as Calgary.


Flames Fire Jay Feaster, Hire Deku Scrub

The Calgary Flames have a new GM. The team put out a statement Tuesday evening. "Ever since 2004, we have not even made it close to winning a championship. We didn't like some of the moves that Jay Feaster made, and we generally just think it's time for a change. We would like to welcome Deku Scrub into the Calgary Flames organization, as the new general manager." Deku Scrub says that fans can expect "big things" in the next couple years.​