ATD 2022 Roster Thread

[ResilientBeast]

Jim Coleman Conference
ResilientBeast & rmartin65 - Vancouver Millionaires
Professor What - Gallifrey TARDIS
TheDevilMadeMe - New Jersey Swamp Devils
Voight - Texarkana Bandits
The Macho King - Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs
tony d - Pittsburgh Pirates
nabby12 - Winnipeg Victorias
VanIslander - Milwaukee Admirals
Claude The Fraud - Hull Olympiques

Red Fisher Conference
tinyzombies - Montreal Wanderers
RustyRazor - Portland Penguins
Johnny Engine - Kentucky Thoroughblades
BenchBrawl - Montreal Canadiens
ImporterExporter - Three Rivers Hockey Club
Dreakmur - Orillia Terriers
tabness - Bloomfield Hills Dollar Bills
Hawkey Town 18 - Chicago Shamrocks
Leaf Lander - Toronto Maple Leafs

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[ResilientBeast]

Jim Coleman Conference
ResilientBeast & rmartin65 - Vancouver Millionaires
Professor What - Gallifrey TARDIS
TheDevilMadeMe - New Jersey Swamp Devils
Voight - Texarkana Bandits
The Macho King - Roanoke Rail Yard Dawgs
tony d - Pittsburgh Pirates
nabby12 - Winnipeg Victorias
VanIslander - Milwaukee Admirals
Claude The Fraud - Hull Olympiques

 

[TheDevilMadeMe]

NJ Swamp Devils

Coach: Dick Irvin

Sweeney Schriner - Joe Sakic (A) - Bill Cook
Sid Abel (C) <-> Joe Malone - Helmuts Balderis
Johnny Gottselig - Jonathan Toews - Marian Hossa
Rusty Crawford - Vyacheslav Starshinov - Rene Robert
Bernie Morris, Bruce Stuart

Ching Johnson - Doug Harvey (A)
Babe Siebert - Bill Gadsby
Mark Giordano - Red Dutton
Flash Hollett

Johnny Bower
Tony Esposito

One goal down: Schriner - Sakic - Cook - Harvey - Gadsby. Extra skater: Malone

PP1: Sweeney Schriner - Joe Malone - Bill Cook - Joe Sakic - Doug Harvey
PP2: Sid Abel - Vyacheslav Starshinov - Helmuts Balderis - Rene Robert - Bill Gadsby

PK1: Jonathan Toews - Johnny Gottselig - Ching Johnson - Doug Harvey
PK2: Vyacheslav Starshinov - Marian Hossa - Babe Siebert - Red Dutton
PK spares: Rusty Crawford, Bill Gadsby
​

 

[The Macho King]

COACH: Tommy Gorman
CAPTAIN: Milt Schmidt
ASSISTANT: Nicklas Lidstrom
ASSISTANT: Charlie Gardiner

Cy Denneny - Milt Schmidt (C) - Guy Lafleur
Tommy Phillips - Max Bentley - Yvan Cournoyer
Herbie Lewis - Frank Frederickson - Larry Aurie
Bun Cook - Ralph Backstrom - Ed Litzenberger

Nicklas Lidstrom (A) - Jack Stewart
Ken Reardon - Earl Seibert
Lester Patrick - Adam Foote

Charlie Gardiner (A)
Henrik Lundquist

ex: Tim Kerr, Ryan McDonagh, Vincent Lecavalier
​

PP1: Denneny - Schmidt - Lafleur - Bentley - Lidstrom
PP2: Phillips - Frederickson - Cournoyer - Reardon - Seibert


PK1: Frederickson - Phillips - Lidstrom - Stewart
PK2: Lewis - Schmidt - Reardon - Seibert

 

[tony d]

Pittsburgh Pirates

Head Coach: Joel Quenneville

Johnny Bucyk-Stan Mikita-Maurice Richard
Michel Goulet-Eric Lindros-Rick Middleton
Sergei Kapustin-Peter Stastny-Dave Taylor
Don Marshall-John Madden-Eric Nesterenko

Scott Stevens-Harry Cameron
Brian Leetch-Jacques Laperriere
Gus Mortson-Eric Desjardins

Frank Brimsek
Tiny Thompson

PP 1: Bucyk, Mikita,Richard, Leetch, Cameron
PP 2: Goulet, Lindros, Stastny, Mortson, Desjardins

PK 1: Marshall, Madden, Stevens, Laperriere
PK 2: Mikita, Nesterenko, mortson, Desjardins

extras; Nicklas Backstrom, Wade Redden, Ken Hodge

 

[VanIslander]

Re-uniting longtime duos: Joliat&Morenz, Lehtinen&Selanne, Ramsay&Luce: The...

Milwaukee Admirals

coach Pete Green
Roger "Captain Video" Neilson

Aurel Joliat - Howie Morenz - Martin St. Louis
Jere Lehtinen - Joe Thornton - Teemu Selanne
Rick Martin - Ron Francis (A) - Alf Smith
Craig Ramsay - Don Luce - Blake Wheeler
Blair Russel

Moose Johnson - Red Kelly (C)
Lionel Conacher - Jan Suchy
Harvey Pulford (A) - Red Horner
Sergei Gonchar

Glenn Hall
Ed Giacomin
​

PK1: Ramsay - Luce - Conacher - Kelly
PK2: Lehtinen - Francis - Johnson - Pulford

PP1: Joliat - Morenz - St. Louis - Johnson - Selanne*
PP2: Martin - Thornton - Francis - Kelly - Suchy
PP2b: (when 7 dmen dressed): Kelly - Gonchar

* Selanne played the point on the powerplay.

Captaincy: Kelly is listened to in the locker room as he was a leader of two dynasties; Francis handles the refs as he was a 12-year captain; Pulford tough talks the bench as he captained the Silver Seven dynasty.

When leading by 2 goals: Lehtinen - Francis - Smith
Or when leading late 3rd: Ramsay - Luce - Lehtinen
When trailing by 2 goals: Martin - Thornton - Selanne
Or when trailing by 2 goals: Martin - Francis - Wheeler

EXTRA NOTES:

1. Lehtinen & Selanne won 4 Olympic medals as wingers on the same line with an undrafted Habs pivot much less skilled than Thornton; Selanne is easily the most prolific Olympic scorer in hockey history on that very line with Lehtinen.
2. Red Horner is a HHOF-inducted defenseman PRAISED by multiple sources for his passing. He isn't just a fighter/goon. Think Sprague Cleghorn but with less extreme off the handle play. Horner is the 6th greatest Leaf defenseman ever on the top 100 all-time Leafs list.
3. Moose Johnson was better than Ching Johnson with the puck. Hockey history is clear on this.

 

[Professor What]

Gallifrey TARDIS

First Line: Valeri Kharlamov-Wayne Gretzky(C)-Boris Mikhailov
Second Line: Bill Barber-Bill Cowley-Vladimir Martinec
Third Line: Reg Noble(A)-Nels Stewart-Vaclav Nedomansky
Fourth Line: John Tonelli-Cooney Weiland-Bobby Rousseau

First Pair: Rod Langway(A)-Al MacInnis
Second Pair: Tom Johnson-Alexei Kasatonov
Third Pair: Alexander Ragulin-Joe Hall

First PP Unit
Stewart
Kharlamov-Gretzky-Martinec
MacInnis
Second PP Unit
Mikhailov
Barber-Cowley-Rousseau
Kasatanov

First PK Unit: Gretzky-Mikhailov-Langway-Johnson
Second PK Unit: Weiland-Martinec-Ragulin-Hall

Goalie: Bill Durnan, George Hainsworth

Spares: Ted Green(D), Joe Nieuwendyk (C), Vic Stasiuk (W)

Coach: Glen Sather

Notes: The "second" and "third" lines should be considered on a par, as they are intended to receive very similar ice times. In late game situations where additional offense is required, the line labeled second will see an increase in ice time at the expense of the line labeled third. In cases where additional defense is required, the reverse will be true. In those situations, the right wings will be swapped. In late game cases where defense is particularly important, the fourth line will receive additional ice time, and that line will also take particularly important defensive draws throughout the game.​

 

[Claude The Fraud]

Coach: Scotty Bowman
Captain: Guy Carbonneau
Assistant: Larry Robinson
Assistant: Duncan Keith

#15 Bert Olmstead - #10 Syl Apps - #5 Bernard Geoffrion
#14 Brendan Shanahan - #12 Adam Oates - #16 Brett Hull
#26 Brian Propp - #27 Jeremy Roenick - #8 Punch Broadbent
#11 Marty Pavelich - #21 Guy Carbonneau - #18 Dany Gare
#

#19 Larry Robinson - #56 Sergei Zubov
#2 Duncan Keith - #7 Vitali Davydov
#3 Vladimir Lutchenko - #88 Brent Burns
#5 Ott Heller

#33 Patrick Roy
#1 Jiri Holecek

Powerplay #1
#14 Brendan Shanahan - #12 Adam Oates - #16 Brett Hull
#5 Bernard Geoffrion - #56 Sergei Zubov

Powerplay #2
#15 Bert Olmstead - #10 Syl Apps - #9 Artemi Panarin
#88 Brent Burns - #4 Lennart Svedberg

Penalty Kill #1
#21 - Guy Carbonneau - #11 Marty Pavelich
#19 Larry Robinson - #2 Duncan Keith

Penalty Kill #2
#10 Syl Apps - #26 Brian Propp
#3 Vladimir Lutchenko - #56 Sergei Zubov
​

 

[nabby12]

Coach: Fred Shero

Doug Bentley --- Sidney Crosby (C) --- Jaromir Jagr
Baldy Northcott --- Evgeni Malkin --- Bill Mosienko
Alexander Yakushev --- Gilbert Perreault --- Ziggy Palffy
Murray Murdoch --- Butch Goring --- Frank Finnigan
Steve Shutt - Peter Bondra

Borje Salming - Art Coulter (A)
Scott Niedermayer (A) - Sylvio Mantha
Hap Day - Bullet Joe Simpson
Sandis Ozolinsh

Terry Sawchuk
Pekka Rinne

PP1: Simpson --- Bentley --- Malkin --- Crosby --- Jagr
PP2: Niedermeyer --- Palffy --- Mosienko --- Perreault --- Yakushev
PK1: Salming --- Coulter --- Northcott --- Murdoch
PK2: Day --- Mantha --- Goring --- Finnigan​

 

[rmartin65]

Coach: Lester Patrick

Syd Howe --- Phil Esposito --- Hooley Smith (A)
Gordon Roberts --- Connor McDavid --- Nikita Kucherov
Fred Harris --- Patrice Bergeron --- Mickey MacKay
Ilya Kovalchuk --- Igor Larionov --- Eddie Oatman

Eddie Gerard (C) - Bobby Orr
Cyclone Taylor - Valeri Vasiliev (A)
Mike Grant - Cy Wentworth

Vladislav Tretiak
Andrei Vasilevskiy​

Spares: Frank Patrick, D ; Tommy Smith, LW/C ; Mark Stone, RW

PP1: McDavid --- Esposito --- Kucherov --- Taylor --- Orr
PP2: Howe --- MacKay --- Roberts --- Kovalchuk --- Orr/Taylor
PK1: Smith --- Bergeron --- Gerard --- Orr
PK2: MacKay --- Howe --- Vasiliev --- Wentworth

 

[Voight]

Coach: Ken Hitchcock
Captain: Raymond Bourque
Assistant Captain: Ted Lindsay
Assistant Captain: Keith Tkachuk
Assistant Captain: Mark Howe

#7 Ted Lindsay (A) - #19 Bryan Trottier - #9 Andy Bathgate
#20 Luc Robitaille - #91 Sergei Fedorov - #17 Steven Stamkos
#8 Keith Tkachuk (A) - #14 Jean Ratelle - #11 Mike Gartner
#10 Esa Tikkanen - #29 Joel Otto - #22 Claude Lemieux

Extras: #16 Joe Pavelski, #24 Bernie Federko

#2 Mark Howe (A) - #77 Raymond Bourque (C)
#3 Harry Howell - #55 Larry Murphy
#16 Vladimir Konstantinov - #27 Alex Pietrangelo

Extra: #58 Kris Letang

#30 Ed Belfour
#1 Roberto Luongo

Powerplay #1
#7 Ted Lindsay - #19 Bryan Trottier - #20 Luc Robitaille
#9 Andy Bathgate - #77 Raymond Bourque

Powerplay #2
#8 Keith Tkachuk - #14 Jean Ratelle - #17 Steven Stamkos
#2 Mark Howe - #91 Sergei Fedorov

Penalty Kill #1
#91 Sergei Fedorov - #10 Esa Tikkanen
#77 Raymond Bourque - #2 Mark Howe

Penalty Kill #2
#29 Joel Otto - #22 Claude Lemieux
#16 Vladimir Konstantinov - #3 Harry Howell​

 

[ResilientBeast]

Red Fisher Conference
tinyzombies - Montreal Wanderers
RustyRazor - Portland Penguins
Johnny Engine - Kentucky Thoroughblades
BenchBrawl - Montreal Canadiens
ImporterExporter - Three Rivers Hockey Club
Dreakmur - Orillia Terriers
tabness - Bloomfield Hills Dollar Bills
Hawkey Town 18 - Chicago Shamrocks
Leaf Lander - Toronto Maple Leafs

 

[Hawkey Town 18]

Chicago Shamrocks

​

Team Info/Highlights
- Defensive team with a defensive coach built around two-way centers Nighbor/Boucher/Kopitar with supporting wingers. We will likely do a lot of scoring on the counter attack
- Although Day was defensive he would allow his elite offensive players leeway, so we do not expect any issues with Conacher or Karlsson
- Speaking of Karlsson, we specifically built a 3rd pairing that was strong defensively in order to get him in the most favorable situations
- Given our defensive strength up front we will likely have less offensive power than some teams. This was addressed in 2 main ways:
1. Good ES scoring depth
2. Special teams: we have several low-penalty players (without sacrificing grit) which should give us more PP's than PK's, we have very strong PKers, and a strong 1st PP unit built to make the most out of our point men, Karlsson and Fetisov (Boucher is the half wall distributer, Conacher and Krutov will be a real handful down low/in the slot)

Coach: Hap Day


Patrick Elias - Frank Nighbor (A) - Charlie Conacher
Vladimir Krutov - Frank Boucher (A) - Rod Gilbert
Zach Parise - Anze Kopitar - Cecil Dillon
Nick Metz/Giroux* - Claude Giroux* - Rick Tocchet

Slava Fetisov (K) - Drew Doughty
Herb Gardiner - Erik Karlsson
Ryan Suter - Jimmy Thomson

Clint Benedict
Harry Lumley


Spares: Tony Amonte, Ryan O'Reilly, John Carlson
*Giroux will also see time at LW on the 4th line


PP1
Krutov - Boucher - Conacher
Karlsson - Fetisov

PP2
Elias - Giroux - Gilbert
Doughty - Gardiner/Suter

PK1
Nighbor - Metz
Fetisov - Thomson

PK2
Kopitar - Dillon/Krutov
Suter/Gardiner - Doughty

Extra PK C: Boucher


Need A Goal
Krutov - Boucher - Conacher
Fetisov - Karlsson

​

Estimated Regular Season Minutes
Forwards

Players	ES	PP	PK	Total
P. Elias	13	3		16
F. Nighbor	15		4	19
C. Conacher	15	5		20
V. Krutov	13	4	1	18
F. Boucher	15	4		19
R. Gilbert	12	2		14
Z. Parise	13			13
A. Kopitar	14		3	17
C. Dillon	13		2	15
N. Metz	3		4	7
C. Giroux	6*	3		9
R. Tocchet	6			6
TOTAL	138	21	14	173

*Giroux only has 2-3 ES minutes at Center

Defense

Players	ES	PP	PK	Total
S. Fetisov	18	4	4	26
D. Doughty	17	2	3	22
H. Gardiner	15	2	1	18
E. Karlsson	17	5		22
R. Suter	13	1	2	16
J. Thomson	12		4	16
TOTAL	92	14	14	120

Chicago Shamrocks Real World Team History
In 1930, James Norris pursued the NHL for rights to a second NHL team in Chicago, but was spurned by the league who supported the NHL Chicago Black Hawks concerns regarding competition for fan base. He turned to the American Hockey Association who gave him rights to an expansion team in Chicago. The league had renamed itself the American Hockey League and declared itself a major league, to the anger of NHL president Frank Calder, who branded the league an outlaw league.

In 1931-32 season, their second, the Shamrocks won the league championship. Convinced they should be given a chance to play for the Stanley Cup, they petitioned the Cup trustees for that opportunity. However the trustees would have to convince the NHL to accept that challenge and the NHL would not. Perhaps frustrated by this, Norris once again looked to join the NHL.

In May 1932, the Detroit Falcons of the NHL declared bankruptcy, and Norris used that opportunity to convince the NHL he could take over the team. The NHL agreed on the condition that he disband the Shamrocks who were a thorn in the side of the Chicago Blackhawks. So he disbanded the Shamrocks and took three of the best players with him to Detroit, renaming the team the Red Wings. The American Hockey League reverted to the American Hockey Association after this and once again demoted itself to minor league status.

 

[ImporterExporter]

Three Rivers HC

1 (10) - Denis Potvin
2 (21) - Alex Ovechkin
4 (56) - Jacques Plante
4 (63) - Newsy Lalonde
5 (88) - Serge Savard
6 (99) - Elmer Lach
7 (118) - Vladimir Martinec (traded to Professor What)
8 (135) - JC Tremblay
9 (161) - Mark Recchi
10 (171) - Butch Bouchard
11 (190) - Bill Cowley (traded to Professor What)
12 (207) - Al Arbour
13 (218) - Bob Pulford
14 (243) - Dean Prentice
15 (262) - Ed Westfall
17 (290) - Joe Mullen
18 (322) - Jim Schoenfeld
19 (326) - Art Duncan
19 (334) - Roy Worters
20 (351) - Denis Savard (dropped for Phil Goyette)
21 (370) - Bobby Bauer
22 (387) - Don Marcotte
23 (406) - Walt Tkaczuk
24 (423) - Gary Suter (dropped for Glen Harmon)


HEAD COACH:

Captain - Denis Potvin
AC - Newsy Lalonde
AC - Butch Bouchard
AC - Alex Ovechkin


FORWARDS:

DEAN PRENTICE - NEWSY LALONDE (A) - MARK RECCHI

ALEX OVECHKIN (A) - ELMER LACH - THEO FLEURY

BOB PULFORD - DOUG GILMOUR - JOE MULLEN

DON MARCOTTE - WALT TKACZUK - ED WESTFALL

Name	VsX7	ESVsX7
Ovechkin	98.4	67
Lalonde	95*	65*
Recchi	88.4	61
Lach	86.1	60*
Gilmour	82.0	57
Fleury	82.0	57
Bauer	74.6	NA
Mullen	71.6	54
Tkaczuk	67.8	48
Prentice	67.0	51
Pulford	TBD	49

*Lach's scores calculated using ES benchmarks calculated by Black Gold Extractor from 1943-1952 (best 7 years fall in this range)

*The 2nd line will play as much or slightly more than the 1st line at ES.

*Goyette is capable of filling in up and down the lineup given his versatile career as a strong checker (Montreal) and solid offensive C (New York) and will fill if an injury occurs to one of the starting C's.

*Bauer is an injury replacement for a Recchi/Fleury or offensive upgrade on Westfall when we need a jolt of offense. Bauer would roll on the 3rd line as the engine w/Gilmour and Pulford and Mullen dropping to the 4th line as the depth goal getter w/Tkaczuk and Marcotte. If Bauer plays and Westfall sits, Marcotte and Pulford would assume top PK spots w/Gilmour and Prentice taking on 2nd team roles.


DEFENSEMEN:

DENIS POTVIN (C) - SERGE SAVARD

JC TREMBLAY - BUTCH BOUCHARD (A)

JIM SCHOENFELD - ART DUNCAN

*Glen Harmon is an injury replacement for Tremblay and logical partner for Butch Bouchard as they played together for years in Montreal in the 1940's.


GOALIES:

JACQUES PLANTE
ROY WORTERS


SPARES:

BOBBY BAUER
PHIL GOYETTE
GLEN HARMON

SPECIAL TEAMS:


Primary Power Play:

Lalonde RHS (net to slot)

Ovechkin RHS (left circle to point) - Fleury RHS(slot to net) -- Lach LHS(right half wall)

Potvin LHS(point)

Lach is the primary C and first man on the dot though given his strength in that area. Lalonde, the other C will back him up if bounced. Ovechkin will roam between left circle and the blueline, drifting higher when Potvin moves to his right towards Lach.


Secondary Power Play:

Forwards - Doug Gilmour (C) LHS - Mark Recchi LHS - Joe Mullen RHS
Defensemen - Denis Potvin LHS - Art Duncan RHS

*Tremblay will sub in for Potvin when Three Rivers hold a lead or come on late for DP in other situations. Given Potvin will be doing very little to no PK'ing, Arbour will be able to use him for nearly the entirety of the PP chances given and more importantly, an increased role at ES.


Primary Penalty Kill:

Pulford (C) -- Westfall

Tremblay -- Savard


Secondary Penalty Kill:

Marcotte -- Tkaczuk (C)

Schoenfeld -- Bouchard

Spare PK players include Prentice, Gilmour, Fleury, Potvin​

Usage and effectiveness:

1st team:

Ed Westfall

RW

1226

60%

0.86

Bob Pulford

LW/C

874

49%

0.94

J.C. Tremblay

D

796

66%

0.87

Serge Savard

D

1040

58%

0.82

2nd team:

*Tkaczuck's #'s 71-72 through 78-79 per overpass
**Bouchard not available due to era

Don Marcotte

LW/C

868

49%

0.80

Walt Tkaczuck

C

600

46%

0.93

Jim Schoenfeld

D

719

56%

0.77

-Westfall's usage and kill rate are both elite, putting him squarely in the conversation as the best PK F ever. Especially when you factor in his 66 points shorthanded (26+40).

-Pulford led the league in SH goals 3 times and had 30 overall + 10 assists, giving the F duo 106 combined points (56+50). Was widely regarded one of the best on the kill in the 06 era.

-Between 1956-57 and 1971-72 (Pulford's career) those 2 ranked 1st and 2nd in SH points, and that cuts out final SEVEN years of Westfall's career.

-Tremblay ranks 4th all time in PK usage since 1960, and 2nd of those with at least 500 games played and only Bobby Orr (0.79), Serge Savard (0.82), and Doug Harvey (0.86) have an effective rate superior. Both these metrics place him firmly in the elite range as a Dman on the kill and contemporary praise paints him in an extremely good light there.

-Savard ranks 12th all time in PK usage since 1960, and 8th of those with at least 500 games played. And his 0.82 kill rate is only bested by Bobby Orr of those players in the top 12. And there is an added bonus in the fact these 2 spent years together in the late 60's and early 70's playing on the same PK units so chemistry is a bonus.

 

[Dreakmur]

Orillia Terriers

Toe Blake

Frank Mahovlich - Bobby Clarke "C" - Gordie Drillon
Jamie Benn - Duke Keats - Patrick Kane
Woody Dumart - Norm Ullman - Claude Provost
Tony Leswick - Ryan Kesler - Wayne Cashman

Zdeno Chara "A" - Eddie Shore
Roman Josi - Shea Weber "A"
Babe Pratt - Bob Baun

Turk Broda
Hap Holmes

Spares:
Phil Watson, C/RW
Ken Randall, D/RW/C
Jack Marshall, D/C/LW

PP1: Clarke-Drillon-Mahovlch-Kane-Shore
PP2: Ullman-Keats-Benn-Josi-Weber

PK1:Kesler-Provost-Chara-Baun
PK2:Ullman-Dumart-Weber-Shore​

 

[BenchBrawl]

MONTREAL CANADIENS



GM: BenchBrawl & Sturminator

Captain: Ted Kennedy
Assistant: Dit Clapper
Assistant: Fern Flaman

HEAD COACH

Anatoli Tarasov
Arkady Chernyshev

ROSTER

Bobby Hull - Ted Kennedy (C) - Alex Maltsev
Busher Jackson - Mike Modano - Sergei Makarov
George Hay - Ryan Getzlaf - Corey Perry
Dave Andreychuk - Ken Mosdell - Bob Nevin

Sprague Cleghorn - Dit Clapper (A)
Hod Stuart - Fern Flaman (A)
Doug Mohns - Bob Goldham

Georges Vézina
Gump Worsley

Spares: Patrick Sharp, Moose Vasko

PP1: Andreychuk-Maltsev-Makarov-Hull-Cleghorn
PP2: Jackson-Modano-Getzlaf-Clapper-Stuart

PK1: Kennedy-Mosdell-Cleghorn-Clapper
PK2: Modano-Makarov-Stuart-Flaman
Goldham, Hay, Nevin
​

 

[RustyRazor]

Portland Penguins
Home: Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Portland, OR

Coach: Tommy Ivan
Captain: Mario Lemieux
Alternates: Chris Pronger, Lionel Hitchman

John LeClair - Mario Lemieux - Jarome Iginla
Anatoli Firsov - Vladimir Petrov - Bryan Hextall
Jiri Holik - Jacques Lemaire - Didier Pitre
Vincent Damphousse - Darryl Sittler - Ace Bailey

Buck Boucher - King Clancy
Chris Pronger - Rob Blake
Lionel Hitchman - Terry Harper

Bernie Parent
Hugh Lehman

Extra Skaters: Dave Burrows, Pete Mahovlich, Jean Pronovost

PP1:
John LeClair - Mario Lemieux - Jarome Iginla
Rob Blake - Chris Pronger

PP2:
Didier Pitre - Darryl Sittler - Bryan Hextall
Anatoli Firsov - King Clancy

PK1:
Vladimir Petrov - Ace Bailey
Lionel Hitchman - Chris Pronger

PK2:
Jiri Holik - Anatoli Firsov
Rob Blake - Terry Harper​

 

[Johnny Engine]

Kentucky Thoroughblades

Cecil Hart

Brad Marchand - Jean Beliveau (C) - Mike Bossy
Dany Heatley - Marcel Dionne - Daniel Alfredsson
Bob Gainey (A) - Neil Colville - Lanny McDonald
Kevin Stevens - Pit Lepine - Jimmy Ward

Marcel Pronovost - Pierre Pilote (A)
Victor Hedman - Bill White
Lloyd Cook - Jack Crawford

Martin Brodeur
Carey Price

Pavol Demitra, David Backes, Teppo Numminen

Power Play:
Jean Beliveau
Marcel Dionne - Mike Bossy - Dany Heatley
Pierre Pilote

Kevin Stevens
Brad Marchand - Lanny McDonald - Daniel Alfredsson
Victor Hedman

Neil Colville replaces Lanny McDonald on the second unit if a faceoff is needed.

Penalty Kill:
Bob Gainey - Pit Lepine
Marcel Pronovost - Bill White

Brad Marchand - Neil Colville
Victor Hedman - Jack Crawford

Jimmy Ward - Daniel Alfredsson

After Power Play:
Bob Gainey - Pit Lepine - Jimmy Ward
Marcel Pronovost - Bill White

After Penalty Kill:
Dany Heatley - Marcel Dionne - Lanny McDonald
Lloyd Cook - Pierre Pilote

Extra Attacker:
Jean Beliveau
Brad Marchand - Marcel Dionne - Mike Bossy
Victor Hedman - Pierre Pilote

Last Minute With Lead:
Bob Gainey - Jean Beliveau - Daniel Alfredsson
Victor Hedman - Pierre Pilote​

 

[tinyzombies]

MONTREAL WANDERERS

Coach: Jon Cooper

Blake (C) - Yzerman (A)(rh) - Howe (A)
R.Conacher - Barry - Neely
Thompson - Bowie (rh) - Dye
D.Sedin - Sundin - H.Sedin
Ellis
Toppazini

Lapointe - Park
Goodfellow - Pospisil
Stapleton - Ross
Boyle

Dryden
Fleury

PP1:
Howe
Dye - Yzerman - Lapointe
Park

PP2:
Neely
Bowie - Blake - R.Conacher
Stapleton/Ross

PK1: Goodfellow, Pospisil, Barry, Ellis
PK2: Stapleton, Lapointe, Howe, Blake​

 

[tabness]

Bloomfield Hills Dollar Bills

HANTA YO BABY

draft

22) Paul Coffey
23) Chris Chelios
50) Henri Richard
51) Dickie Moore
73) Jari Kurri
100) Pavel Bure
122) Henrik Zetterberg
123) Pavel Datsyuk
167) Doug Wilson
180) Frank Foyston
202) Jack Walker
203) Brad McCrimmon
230) Steve Larmer
231) Derian Hatcher
266) Dale Hawerchuk
267) Alexander Mogilny
310) Pat LaFontaine
311) Kevin Hatcher
346) Grant Fuhr
347) Billy Smith
374) Mark Tinordi
382) Jean-Guy Talbot
383) Ed Carpenter
419) Ron Wilson

roster

coach
Ron Wilson

forwards
Dickie Moore • Henri Richard • Pavel Bure
Dale Hawerchuk • Pat LaFontaine (A) • Alexander Mogilny
Henrik Zetterberg • Pavel Datsyuk • Jari Kurri
Frank Foyston • Jack Walker • Steve Larmer
(third and fourth lines see just as much even strength time as second line maybe third more depending on matchup)

defense
Doug Wilson • Chris Chelios (A)
Paul Coffey (C) • Brad McCrimmon
Derian Hatcher • Kevin Hatcher
Mark Tinordi

2-1-2 looks

Pavel Bure • Alexander Mogilny
Jack Walker
Doug Wilson • Chris Chelios

Pavel Datsyuk • Henrik Zetterberg
Frank Foyston
Derian Hatcher • Kevin Hatcher

Henri Richard • Dickie Moore
Paul Coffey
Doug Wilson • Chris Chelios

Jari Kurri • Steve Larmer
Paul Coffey
Mark Tinordi • Brad McCrimmon

goalies
Grant Fuhr
Billy Smith

spares
Jean-Guy Talbot
Ed Carpenter

powerplay
first unit: Pavel Bure • Pat LaFontaine • Alexander Mogilny • Dale Hawerchuk • Kevin Hatcher
second unit: Henrik Zetterberg • Pavel Datsyuk • Jari Kurri • Paul Coffey • Doug Wilson
(gotta get Larmer and Moore and Chelios some looks from time to time as well)

penalty kill
first unit: Steve Larmer • Jari Kurri • Brad McCrimmon • Chris Chelios (Wilson will fill when Chelios in the box)
second unit: Henrik Zetterberg • Pavel Datsyuk • Derian Hatcher • Kevin Hatcher
(LaFontaine and Mogilny and Bure and Coffey get looks when a shorty is needed)

Bloomfield Hills connections

• LaFontaine grew up in Waterford just north of West Bloomfield
• Coffey resided in Birmingham just south of Bloomfield Hills
• Chelios was a Bloomfield Hills resident
• Euro twins Datsyuk and Zetterberg were Bloomfield Hills residents
• Hatcher brothers were Sterling Heights residents just east of Bloomfield Hills and Troy
• McCrimmon did not elect to stay in Bloomfield Hills but in the western suburbs instead (Farmington Hills and Novi)
• Foyston and Walker did spend some time in Detroit for hockey (Foyston both playing and managing) though a Bloomfield Hills connection is unknown

 

[Leaf Lander]

Coach
Mike Babcock

Delvecchio -Messier - Forsberg
Kariya-Keon-Anderson
M Naslund-Brind'Amour- Armstrong
Klukay- Peca-Graham
Gillies - Roberts

Quackenbush - Horton
Brewer- Stanley
Beck-Lowe
Ramsey

Hasek
CUJO

Power Play
Unit 1
Delvecchio -Messier - Forsberg
Quackenbush - Horton​

Unit 2
Kariya-Keon-Anderson
Brewer- Stanley​

Penalty killing

Unit 1
Keon Peca
Quackenbush - Horton

Unit 2
Klukay Brind'Amour
Brewer- Stanley​