Would it work? (for cup)

[Artorius Horus T]

Average young starting goalie (league average play-offs team goalie)
Veteran back up goalie (stanley cup winner, 200+ career wins)

3 high scoring d-men (1 for each pair) - 1 veteran, 2 young
3 stay at home defensive d-men (1 for each pair) - all veteran - with stanley cup winning experience

6 two way forwards (for top 6) - half young, half veterans
6 grinder forwards (for bottom 6) - 4/6 veterans, 2/6 young

Veteran coach with experience of winning and coaching of a "underdog team"
Stanley Cup winning, successful GM

Relative to good healthy mount of cap space for several years, for continuity


This team would have no super stars, nor franchise forwards, of high scoring,
strength's would be (hard) team work, superior coaching, perfect 5 on 5 game, (offence and defense)
excellent special teams, finishing high danger zone scoring chances with the highest precise,
stellar goaltending but not vezina level. top 10 in goals for and goals against, but not in top 5.


The success would sell the tickets, not the star players.

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