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Michal Machajek - @Tallasar

Michal Machajek

Drafted 5th Overall in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft by the Toronto Maple Leafs

Position: RW/LW
National Team Played For: Czechia

Career Earnings: $177,950,000
NHL Seasons: 22 Seasons (2025-2047)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 2 (2029 & 2030)
Olympic Appearances: 6 (2026, 2030, 2034, 2038, 2042 & 2046)
NHL All-Star Appearances: 4 (2030, 2031, 2034, 2038)

Records Held:

• Toronto Maple Leafs All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a RW in a single season (109 points in 2028/29)
• Detroit Red Wings All-Time Record Holder for Most Goals in a single season (49 goals in 2041/42)
• Detroit Red Wings All-Time Record Holder for Most points in a single season (119 points in 2041/42)
• Vancouver Canucks All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a RW in a single season (119 points in 2041/42)
• 8th All-Time in NHL History for Most Points in a single season (119 points in 2041/42)

Teams Played For:

• Sparta Praha Jrs (2021-2025)
• Sparta Praha (2024-2025)
• Toronto Maple Leafs (2025-2038)
• Detroit Red Wings (2038-2045)
• Quebec Nordqiues (2045-2047)

Cities Lived In:

• Praha, Czech Republic
• Toronto, Ontario, Canada
• Detroit, Michigan, USA
• Quebec City, Quebec, Canada

Transactions:

• February 3rd, 2025 – Signed a 2-year extension with Sparta Praha
• June 21st, 2025 – Drafted by the Toronto Maple Leafs in 2025 NHL Entry Draft
• June 27th, 2025 – Signed a 3-year ELC with the Toronto Maple Leafs
• February 11th, 2026 – First international game against Finland aged 19 for Czechia
• April 6th, 2028 – Signed a 4-year extension with the Toronto Maple Leafs
• January 1st, 2032 – Signed a 6-year extension with the Toronto Maple Leafs
• July 6th, 2038 – Signed a 6-year deal with the Detroit Red Wings as a UFA
• January 5th, 2044 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Detroit Red Wings
• July 8th, 2045 – Signed a 2-year deal with the Quebec Nordiques as a UFA

Important Awards Won:

ESL Awards:

• N/A

NHL Awards:

• NHL Rookie All-Star Team Award (2025/26)
• 1 NHL Second All-Star Team Award (2041/42)
• 1 NHL Art Ross Trophy (2041/42)
• 1 NHL All-Star Game Shooting Accuracy Award (2030)
• 1 NHL All-Star Game MVP Award (2037/38)

International Awards:

• 1 World Championships First All-Star Team Award (2042)
• 1 World Championships Second All-Star Team Award (2027)
• 1 Olympics Second All-Star Team Award (2038)
• 2 Federal Series All-Star Team Awards (2039 & 2043)
• 1 Federal Series Top Scorer Award (2043)
• 1 Federal Series MVP Award (2043)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

NHL Stanley Cups:

• - 0

Olympic Medals:

• – 0
• – 1 (2038)
• – 0

World Championships Medals:

• – 0
• – 1 (2047)
• – 0

World Junior Championships U20 Medals:

• – 0
• – 0
• – 1 (2025)

Mr. Czechia has retired! It's been on hell of a career for Michal. I really enjoyed Michal mainly because I'm a huge leafs fan, so whenever a guy gets drafted to the Leafs I pay a little more attention. Also my goalie was there. Right from the beginning there was a lot of signs that Michal would be special but he was a little bit behind both his brothers. It took him longer to get up to Sparta Praha in the ESL. But when he did he really showed why he should have been up there for longer. He had 21 points in 20 games and that was all the Leafs needed to see to be convinced that he was the right fit for them. Now lets be honest, the Leafs are stacked on the right side, so when he came over he had some growing pains. But once Nylander moved on to another team, Michal really elevated his offensive game. He, Auston Matthews and Mitch Marner were a dominant trio that went on two Stanley Cup finals and falling just short both times. Machajek is an extremely talented offensive player. Based on his career stats he can be viewed as a dynamic playmaking winger, but his goal scoring ability is so underrated. He had 706 goals while also putting up 1026 points. We are looking at one of the best all around offensive players of this generation. He was spectacular and had five 100 point seasons. I really think the only thing he would change is maybe having better luck and winning one of the Stanley Cups. Its a shame he wasn't considered for more individual awards as he had amazing seasons, but never the less this is still a great career for Michal!

 

[francis246]

Season 28 Update (2047/48): It's the old age home, but we still kicking around (Part 1)
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Player News:

• On July 9th, 2047 - Loik Gatien signed a 2-year deal worth $1,650,000 with the Montreal Canadiens
  
  
• On July 13th, 2047 - Nikolai Gagne signed a 2-year deal worth $5,100,000 with the Pittsburgh Penguins
  
  
• On July 14th, 2047 - Tomas Machajek signed a 2-year deal worth $4,500,000 with the Quebec Nordiques
  
  
• On July 15th, 2047 - Crabb Mann signed a 2-year deal worth $4,460,000 with the Chicago Blackhawks
  
  
• On July 24th, 2047 - C.J. Szydlowski signed a 2-year deal worth $1,690,000 with the Vegas Golden Knights
  
  
• On January 17th, 2048 - The Tampa Lightning traded Big Foot to the San Jose Sharks for Arno Mantegazza and Gavin Lynch

Regular Season Stats:

Regular Season Other Stats:

Playoff Stats:

NHL Standings:

Playoff Tree:

Season 28 Update (2047/48): It's the old age home, but we still kicking around (Part 2)
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2048 World Hockey Championships:
The World Hockey Championships is a great opportunity for players to showcase their skills.

Player Stats:

World Championships Results:
Russia - Gold
Canada - Silver
USA - 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.

Oleksandr Avechkin @Ambisextrous
-RETIRED

Matvi Bondrenko @MasterMatt25
- RETIRED

Yakov Charyev @Pink Mist
- Alternate Captain of the New York Islanders
- 2 NHL Player of the Week Awards
- 2 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Awards
- Set to test the UFA market

Marco Finzi @Treb
- RETIRED

Big Foot @abo9
- Set to test the UFA market

Nikolai Gagne @NORiculous
- Captain of the Pittsburgh Penguins

Loik Gatien @LG18
- Played forward the entire season for the Canadiens
- Alternate Captain of the Montreal Canadiens
- 1 NHL Player of the Week Award
- 3 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Awards

Gunnar Gibbs @Dakinjor
- RETIRED

Nathaniel Jackson-Myers
- RETIRED

Lucky Luciano @Makaveli
- RETIRED

Dominik Machajek @dayoldhate2
- RETIRED

Michal Machajek @Tallasar
- RETIRED

Tomas Machajek @LT
- Captain of the Quebec Nordiques
- 1 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Award

Crabb Mann @Eberle Is Edmonton13
- Captain of the Chicago Blackhawks

Akira Miyazaki @WhalerTurnedBruin55
- Captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs
- Set to test the UFA market

Zanis Ojars Kundins @FreshBlood
- RETIRED

Yinmy Ponvakoi @TradeAllStromes
- RETIRED

Rodrigo Rivas @rodrigo363
- RETIRED

Yuri Sbruev @Smirnov2Chistov
- RETIRED

Noah Sebastian @H3ckt1k
- RETIRED

Arseniy Skliar @canary
- RETIRED

C.J. Szydlowski @efiug
- Captain of the Vegas Golden Knights

Free Ukraine @Beezeral
- Alternate Captain of the Vegas Golden Knights
- Set to test the UFA Market

Slava Ukraini @WeThreeKings
- RETIRED

Oleg Yavorskyi @Lord TT
- RETIRED

 

[NORiculous]

Most of the guys left are either captain or alternate captain; showing the way to the next generation.

 

[francis246]

Big Foot - @abo9

Big Foot

Drafted 17th Overall in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft by the Edmonton Oilers

Position: RD/LD

National Team Played For: Thailand

Career Earnings: $112,040,000
NHL Seasons: 24 Seasons (2024-2048)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 3 (2029, 2031 & 2032)
Olympic Appearances: 0
NHL All-Star Appearances: 3 (2041, 2042 & 2043)

Records Held:

• 6th All-Time in ASL History for Most Assists by a Rookie in a single season (30 assists in 2022/23)
• Washington Capitals All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a Defenseman in a single season (69 points in 2041/42)

Teams Played For:

• Kunlun Red Star (2022-2024)
• Edmonton Oilers (2024-2034)
• Washington Capitals (2034-2042)
• New York Rangers (2042-2046)
• Tampa Bay Lightning (2046-2048)
• San Jose Sharks (2048)

Cities Lived In:

• Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
• Beijing, China
• Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
• Washington, District of Columbia, USA
• New York, New York, USA
• Tampa, Florida, USA
• San Jose, California, USA

Transactions:

• April 27th, 2022 - First international game against U.A.E aged 15 for Thailand
• June 22nd, 2024 – Drafted by the Edmonton Oilers in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft
• June 27th, 2024 – Signed a 3-year ELC with the Edmonton Oilers
• January 5th, 2027 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Edmonton Oilers
• March 2nd, 2028 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Edmonton Oilers
• March 2nd, 2029 – Signed a 5-year extension with the Edmonton Oilers
• July 5th, 2034 – Signed an 8-year deal with Washington Capitals as a UFA
• July 8th, 2042 – Signed a 1-year deal with the New York Rangers as a UFA
• January 2nd, 2043 – Signed a 1-year extension with the New York Rangers
• January 7th, 2044 – Signed a 1-year extension with the New York Rangers
• January 5th, 2045 – Signed a 1-year extension with the New York Rangers
• July 8th, 2046 – Signed a 2-year deal with the Tampa Bay Lightning
• January 17th, 2048 – Traded by the Tampa Bay Lighning to the San Jose Sharks

Important Awards Won:

ASL Awards:

• ASL Rookie All-Star Team Award (2022/23)
• 1 ASL Third All-Star Team Award (2022/23)

NHL Awards:

• N/A

International Awards:

• 7 World Championships Div 2B Top Defenseman Award (2023, 2024, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2041 & 2045)
• 4 World Championships Div 2B Top Scorer Award (2036, 2037, 2041 & 2045)
• 4 World Championships Div 2B MVP Award (2036, 2037, 2041 & 2045)
• 6 World Championships Div 2B First All-Star Team Award (2024, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2041 & 2045)
• 1 Southern Asia Top Defenseman Award (2024)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

NHL Stanley Cups:

• - 2 (2029 & 2031 – EDM)

Olympic Medals:

• – 0
• – 0
• – 0

World Championships Div 2B Medals:

• – 0
• – 2 (2023 & 2024)
• – 2 (2037 & 2041)

The journeyman defenseman has finally decided to ride off into the sunset. Big Foot is extinct. What a career it's been for the Canadian born-Thai athlete. Despite being boring in Canada, Big Foot decided to opt for the Asia development route. The reasoning being that he would get far greater playing time in the ASL as a young athlete, than he would anywhere else. I think this start really prepared Foot for the type of career he was going to have. Foot is a physical offensive dman, who has a lot to offer a team. He is the type of defenseman your team needs in order to be successful long term and throughout the playoffs. His first year in the ASL, Kunlan did not play him at all, he only practiced. His second and third years he was very good! He had some good offensive output, but I think scouts were a bit underwhelmed with his numbers. I think that is why he ended up falling a bit in the draft. Little did he know that falling in the draft would land him in the perfect spot. EDMONTON, ALBERTA Y'ALL. I think it was a struggle for Foot at first, he wasn't playing a whole lot of minutes or getting offensive opportunities but he was very instrumental in their Stanley Cup wins as a strong 2nd pairing guy. As badly as he wanted more playing time, I doubt he'd trade those rings for more PT. Where Foot really broke out as a star, stud is when he went to Washington, they allowed him to play his game and gave him more offensive opportunities. Funny enough his career high is 69 points, just like his jersey number. Foot became a steady 40/50 point defenseman following his move to Washington. Despite not being a stud filling up the score sheet, he proved that if you are reliable you can have a very successful career! He was inducted to the Hall of Fame! Congrats on a great career.

 

[francis246]

Yakov Charyev - @Pink Mist

Yakov Charyev

Drafted 21st Overall in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft by the Arizona Coyotes

Position: RW
National Team Played For: Turkmenistan

Career Earnings: $160,765,000
NHL Seasons: 21 Seasons (2027-2048)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 1 (2030)
Olympic Appearances: 0
NHL All-Star Appearances: 14 (2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2042, 2043, 2044 & 2045)

Records Held:

• Arizona Coyotes All-Time Record Holder for Most Penalty Minutes in a single season (129 PIMs in 2027/28)
• Arizona Coyotes All-Time Record Holder for Most First Star Selections in a single season (23 first star selections in 2033/34)
• Arizona Coyotes All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Goals in a single season (480 career goals)

Teams Played For:

• Tolpar (2021-2024)
• Salavat Yulaev Ufa (2024-2027)
• Arizona Coyotes (2027-2046)
• Tuscan Roadrunners (2028) [AHL Playoffs Only]
• New York Islanders (2046-2048)

Cities Lived In:

• Ashgabat, Turkmenistan
• Ufa, Russia
• Tempe, Arizona, USA
• Tuscan, Arizona, USA
• Elmont, New York, USA

Transactions:

• April 27th, 2022 - First international game against Mexico aged 15 for Turkmenistan
• June 22nd, 2024 – Drafted by the Arizona Coyotes in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft
• July 1st, 2027 – Signed a 3-year ELC with the Arizona Coyotes
• January 2nd, 2030 – Signed a 5-year extension with the Arizona Coyotes
• January 1st, 2035 – Signed a 6-year extension with the Arizona Coyotes
• January 5th, 2041 – Signed a 3-year extension with the Arizona Coyotes
• January 3rd, 2044 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Arizona Coyotes
• December 31st, 2044 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Arizona Coyotes
• July 22nd, 2046 – Signed a 1-year deal with the New York Islanders

Important Awards Won:

KHL Awards:

• N/A

NHL Awards:

• 2 NHL All-Star Game Shooting Accuracy Awards (2034 & 2040)
• 2 NHL All-Star Game Hardest Shot Awards (2039 & 2040)
• 2 NHL Second All-Star Team Awards (2033/34 & 2039/40)
• 1 NHL Third All-Star Team Award (2038/39)
• 1 NHL Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy (2039/40)

International Awards:

• 7 World Championships Div 2A First All-Star Team Awards (2036, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2042 & 2044)
• 6 World Championships Div 2A Second All-Star Team Awards (2026)
• 1 World Championships Div 2A Top Forward (2037, 2039, 2040, 2040, 2042 & 2044)
• 1 World Championships Div 2A Top Scorer (2040)
• 2 World Championships Div 2B First All-Star Team Awards (2034 & 2035)
• 1 World Championships Div 2B Second All-Star Team Award (2023)
• 1 World Championships Div 2B Top Forward Award (2035)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

NHL Stanley Cups:

• - 1 (2030 - ARI)

Olympic Medals:

• – 0
• – 0
• – 0

World Championships Div 2A Medals:

• – 0
• – 0
• – 1 (2040)

World Championships Div 2B Medals:

• – 1 (2027 & 2035)
• – 0
• – 0

This was one of the more interesting prospects to follow. Not only did he come from a very unique country but he had a very unique skillset. I think coming out of the junior ranks he was pegged to be more of a fighter, fourth line type of guy. There wasn't a whole lot of offensive upside, but he was a defensive energy guy who could kill penalties. I think after Arizona drafted him, they were hoping that he would find some of his offensive game in the KHL before coming over. He had a career high of 12 points with Salavat Yulaev Ufa, before signing his ELC. His first year with the Coyotes he was a fan favourite, he spent most of his time on the 2nd and 3rd line and was let loose as a fighter. He had 9 fights that year. The following year, the Coyotes moved on from some players and his offensive production spiked. He had 62 points and he really didn't look back after. He stopped dropping the gloves and put his hands to better use by using them to score. He was also able to help the Coyotes lift its first Stanley Cup in its history in 2030. It was really nice to see the transition in his play. To see how he could pick up his game as a playmaker and become a key part of the organization. It was also nice to see him take a leadership role with his country and try and support them any way he could in international tournaments. From a guy who was scoring 5 to 12 points in the KHL to finishing with 1,227 points, I don't think he could ask for anything different in his career! Loyal to Arizona to the end, he decided to go to the Island where a lot of Russian based prospects seem to end up!

 

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Big Foot - @abo9
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Big Foot

Drafted 17th Overall in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft by the Edmonton Oilers

Position: RD/LD

National Team Played For: Thailand

Career Earnings: $112,040,000
NHL Seasons: 24 Seasons (2024-2048)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 3 (2029, 2031 & 2032)
Olympic Appearances: 0
NHL All-Star Appearances: 3 (2041, 2042 & 2043)

Records Held:

• 6th All-Time in ASL History for Most Assists by a Rookie in a single season (30 assists in 2022/23)
• Washington Capitals All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a Defenseman in a single season (69 points in 2041/42)

Teams Played For:

• Kunlun Red Star (2022-2024)
• Edmonton Oilers (2024-2034)
• Washington Capitals (2034-2042)
• New York Rangers (2042-2046)
• Tampa Bay Lightning (2046-2048)
• San Jose Sharks (2048)

Cities Lived In:

• Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
• Beijing, China
• Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
• Washington, District of Columbia, USA
• New York, New York, USA
• Tampa, Florida, USA
• San Jose, California, USA

Transactions:

• April 27th, 2022 - First international game against U.A.E aged 15 for Thailand
• June 22nd, 2024 – Drafted by the Edmonton Oilers in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft
• June 27th, 2024 – Signed a 3-year ELC with the Edmonton Oilers
• January 5th, 2027 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Edmonton Oilers
• March 2nd, 2028 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Edmonton Oilers
• March 2nd, 2029 – Signed a 5-year extension with the Edmonton Oilers
• July 5th, 2034 – Signed an 8-year deal with Washington Capitals as a UFA
• July 8th, 2042 – Signed a 1-year deal with the New York Rangers as a UFA
• January 2nd, 2043 – Signed a 1-year extension with the New York Rangers
• January 7th, 2044 – Signed a 1-year extension with the New York Rangers
• January 5th, 2045 – Signed a 1-year extension with the New York Rangers
• July 8th, 2046 – Signed a 2-year deal with the Tampa Bay Lightning
• January 17th, 2048 – Traded by the Tampa Bay Lighning to the San Jose Sharks

Important Awards Won:

ASL Awards:

• ASL Rookie All-Star Team Award (2022/23)
• 1 ASL Third All-Star Team Award (2022/23)

NHL Awards:

• N/A

International Awards:

• 7 World Championships Div 2B Top Defenseman Award (2023, 2024, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2041 & 2045)
• 4 World Championships Div 2B Top Scorer Award (2036, 2037, 2041 & 2045)
• 4 World Championships Div 2B MVP Award (2036, 2037, 2041 & 2045)
• 6 World Championships Div 2B First All-Star Team Award (2024, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2041 & 2045)
• 1 Southern Asia Top Defenseman Award (2024)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

NHL Stanley Cups:

• - 2 (2029 & 2031 – EDM)

Olympic Medals:

• – 0
• – 0
• – 0

World Championships Div 2B Medals:

• – 0
• – 2 (2023 & 2024)
• – 2 (2037 & 2041)

The journeyman defenseman has finally decided to ride off into the sunset. Big Foot is extinct. What a career it's been for the Canadian born-Thai athlete. Despite being boring in Canada, Big Foot decided to opt for the Asia development route. The reasoning being that he would get far greater playing time in the ASL as a young athlete, than he would anywhere else. I think this start really prepared Foot for the type of career he was going to have. Foot is a physical offensive dman, who has a lot to offer a team. He is the type of defenseman your team needs in order to be successful long term and throughout the playoffs. His first year in the ASL, Kunlan did not play him at all, he only practiced. His second and third years he was very good! He had some good offensive output, but I think scouts were a bit underwhelmed with his numbers. I think that is why he ended up falling a bit in the draft. Little did he know that falling in the draft would land him in the perfect spot. EDMONTON, ALBERTA Y'ALL. I think it was a struggle for Foot at first, he wasn't playing a whole lot of minutes or getting offensive opportunities but he was very instrumental in their Stanley Cup wins as a strong 2nd pairing guy. As badly as he wanted more playing time, I doubt he'd trade those rings for more PT. Where Foot really broke out as a star, stud is when he went to Washington, they allowed him to play his game and gave him more offensive opportunities. Funny enough his career high is 69 points, just like his jersey number. Foot became a steady 40/50 point defenseman following his move to Washington. Despite not being a stud filling up the score sheet, he proved that if you are reliable you can have a very successful career! He was inducted to the Hall of Fame! Congrats on a great career.

Thanks for the write up! And for all the work going into these - it's super impressive and I'm excited for V19!

I can't get over the fact that it took Big Foot around 10 seasons to break the 30 pts mark, and then he had 10 more seasons > 40 pts in him

1920 NHL games... it has to be a record no?

 

[francis246]

Thanks for the write up! And for all the work going into these - it's super impressive and I'm excited for V19!

I can't get over the fact that it took Big Foot around 10 seasons to break the 30 pts mark, and then he had 10 more seasons > 40 pts in him

1920 NHL games... it has to be a record no?

you're right! he's 4th I believe in NHL history for that!

 

[francis246]

Akira Miyazaki @WhalerTurnedBruin55

Akira Miyazaki

Drafted 11th Overall in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft by the Arizona Coyotes

Position: C/LW/RW
National Team Played For: Japan

Career Earnings: $173,578,000
NHL Seasons: 24 Seasons (2024-2048)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 2 (2037 & 2042)
Olympic Appearances: 0
NHL All-Star Appearances: 12 (2030, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040 & 2042)

Records Held:

• St. Louis Blues All-Time Record Holder for Most Goals in a single season (55 goals in 2041/42)
• St. Louis Blues All-Time Record Holder for Most Points in a single season (111 points in 2033/34)
• St. Louis Blues All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a Center in a single season (111 points in 2033/34)
• St. Louis Blues All-Time Record Holder for Most First Star Selections in a single season (21 first star selections in 2033/34)
• St. Louis Blues All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Games (1795 career games in a Blues uniform)
• St. Louis Blues All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Goals (793 career goals in a Blues uniform)
• St. Louis Blues All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Assists (1038 career assists in a Blues uniform)
• St. Louis Blues All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Penalty Minutes (642 PIMs in a Blues uniform)
• 1st All-Time in NHL History for Most Career Games Played (1963 games played)
• 4th All-Time in NHL History for Most Career Goals (853 careers goals)
• 10th All-Time in NHL History for Most Career Assists (1128 career assists)
• 2nd All-Time in NHL History for Most Career Points (1981 career points)

Teams Played For:

• Massachusetts Prep (2021-2023)
• Boston Univerisity (2023-2024)
• St. Louis Blues (2024-2046)
• Toronto Maple Leafs (2046-2048)

Cities Lived In:

• Kyoto, Japan
• Brookline, Massachusetts, USA
• Boston, Massaschusetts, USA
• St. Louis, Missouri, USA
• Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Transactions:

• July 31st, 2023 – Signed a 4-year scholarship with Boston University
• July 6th, 2024 – Signed a 3-year ELC with the St. Louis Blues
• January 30th, 2026 – Signed a 1-year extension with the St. Louis Blues
• March 3rd, 2027 – Signed a 4-year extension with the St. Louis Blues
• January 6th, 2031 – Signed a 6-year extension with the St. Louis Blues
• January 4th, 2037 – Signed a 5-year extension with the St. Louis Blues
• March 5th, 2042 – Signed a 1-year extension with the St. Louis Blues
• January 6th, 2043 – Signed a 1-year extension with the St. Louis Blues
• January 6th, 2044 – Signed a 1-year extension with the St. Louis Blues
• January 5th, 2045 – Signed a 1-year extension with the St. Louis Blues
• July 22nd, 2046 – Signed a 2-year deal with the Toronto Maple Leafs

Important Awards Won:

NCAA Awards:

• 1 NCAA First All-Star Team Award (2023/24)
• NCAA Freshman All-Star Team Award (2023/24)

NHL Awards:

• 1 NHL All-Star Game Fastest Skater Award (2034)
• 1 NHL All-Star Game Shooting Accuracy Award (4 hits, 4 shots)
• 2 NHL All-Star Game MVP Awards (2039/40 & 2041/42)
• 2 NHL First All-Star Team Awards (2033/34 & 2041/42)
• 5 NHL Second All-Star Team Awards (2033/34, 2034/25, 2038/39, 2039/40 & 2040/41)
• 2 NHL Third All-Star Team Awards (2028/29 & 2035/36)
• 3 NHL Art Ross Trophies (2033/34, 2038/39 & 2043/44)
• 2 NHL Ted Lindsay Awards (2033/34 & 2038/39)
• 1 NHL Hart Memorial Trophy (2033/34)
• 1 NHL Lady Byng Memorial Trophy (2039/40)
• 1 NHL Maurice ‘Rocket’ Richard Trophy (2041/42)
• 1 NHL Conn Smythe Trophy (2041/42)

International Awards:

• 1 World Junior Championships Div 1 Third All-Star Team Award (2023/24)
• 1 World Championships Second All-Star Team Award (2030)
• 1 World Championships Third All-Star Team Award (2031)
• 1 World Championships Div 1A First All-Start Team Award (2040)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

NHL Stanley Cups:

• - 1 (2042 - STL)

Olympic Medals:

• – 0
• – 0
• – 0

World Championships Div 1A Medals:

• – 1 (2040)
• – 0
• – 0

World Junior Championships Div 1 Medals:

• – 0
• – 0
• – 1 (2024)

We are looking at one of the most quietly dominant superstars I've ever seen created. Miyazaki was a complete force out there. The St. Louis Blues did a fantastic job developing him as well and gradually letting him blossom into one of the most consistent two-way center in the NHL. Though being born in Japan, Miyazaki elected to go the US High School/College route. It seemed to work out well for him. From an early age he showed that he was a dynamic forward who can pass and shoot with the best of them and is versatile in being able to play all three of the forward positions. Growing up in the Boston area it was a no brainer for him to sign with BU and have an outstanding year. After one year the Blues felt he was good enough to make their roster. It was a transition at first but he quickly started to get his bearings and once guys like Robert Thomas and Ryan O'Reilly had transitioned off the team, Miyazaki was ready to carry the load up front. He went crazy with a 94 point season in 2028/29. That helped to establish himself as a core player on the team and one of the best league wide. From there on he kept up his amazing play, helping the Blues to win a Stanley Cup, which would be one of his proudest moments. He and the Blues were always in contention and that had a lot to do with the offense Miyazaki was driving. He is just as effective a scorer as he is a playmaker. He's won every major award outside of the Selke. In 2046, when the Blues elected not to resign Miyazaki, he decided to go to Toronto. He helped get them to First in the Eastern Conference but just couldn't help them get over the hump in the playoffs. Because he was so busy in the playoffs he didn't get to represent Japan that often. But when he did he made sure to give it his all! Congrats on a great career.

last season sim coming up, all remaining players are set to retire at the end of the season as indicated by their player profile in game!

 

[NORiculous]

Thanks for the write up! And for all the work going into these - it's super impressive and I'm excited for V19!

I can't get over the fact that it took Big Foot around 10 seasons to break the 30 pts mark, and then he had 10 more seasons > 40 pts in him

1920 NHL games... it has to be a record no?

That’s a pretty insane number of games.

 

[efiug]

man i just remembered C.J. spent all 4 years in the NCAA and still he's had like a 20 year long career that is absolutely insane, excited to see the end of everything.

 

[francis246]

Gonna pump out as much retirements as I can today! I’m just up in North Bay coaching, so trying to get them done during my down time

 

[francis246]

Season 29 Update (2048/49): This is the end of the road for us mate! (Part 1)
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Player News:

• No NEWS

Regular Season Stats:

Regular Season Other Stats:


Playoff Stats:

NHL Standings:

Playoff Tree:

Season 29 Update (2048/49): This is the end of the road for us mate! (Part 2)
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2049 World Hockey Championships:
The World Hockey Championships is a great opportunity for players to showcase their skills.

Player Stats:
N/A

World Championships Results:
Russia - Gold
Sweden - Silver
Finland - 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.

Oleksandr Avechkin @Ambisextrous
-RETIRED

Matvi Bondrenko @MasterMatt25
- RETIRED

Yakov Charyev @Pink Mist
- RETIRED

Marco Finzi @Treb
- RETIRED

Big Foot @abo9
- Set to test the UFA market

Nikolai Gagne @NORiculous
- Captain of the Pittsburgh Penguins
- 1 NHL Player of the Week Award
- 1 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Award
- SET TO RETIRE NOW

Loik Gatien @LG18
- Alternate Captain of the Montreal Canadiens
- SET TO RETIRE NOW

Gunnar Gibbs @Dakinjor
- RETIRED

Nathaniel Jackson-Myers
- RETIRED

Lucky Luciano @Makaveli
- RETIRED

Dominik Machajek @dayoldhate2
- RETIRED

Michal Machajek @Tallasar
- RETIRED

Tomas Machajek @LT
- Captain of the Quebec Nordiques
- SET TO RETIRE NOW

Crabb Mann @Eberle Is Edmonton13
- Captain of the Chicago Blackhawks
- SET TO TEST THE UFA Market

Akira Miyazaki @WhalerTurnedBruin55
- RETIRED

Zanis Ojars Kundins @FreshBlood
- RETIRED

Yinmy Ponvakoi @TradeAllStromes
- RETIRED

Rodrigo Rivas @rodrigo363
- RETIRED

Yuri Sbruev @Smirnov2Chistov
- RETIRED

Noah Sebastian @H3ckt1k
- RETIRED

Arseniy Skliar @canary
- RETIRED

C.J. Szydlowski @efiug
- Captain of the Vegas Golden Knights
- SET TO RETIRE NOW

Free Ukraine @Beezeral
- SET TO RETIRE NOW

Slava Ukraini @WeThreeKings
- RETIRED

Oleg Yavorskyi @Lord TT
- RETIRED

 

[francis246]

Free Ukraine - @Beezeral

Free Ukraine
Drafted 19th Overall in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft by the New Jersey Devils

Position: C
National Team Played For: Ukraine
Career Earnings: $159,006,000
NHL Seasons: 23 Seasons (2025-2048)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 1 (2046)
Olympic Appearances: 1 (2046)
NHL All-Star Appearances: 6 (2035, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040 & 2046)

Records Held:

• Chicago Blackhawks Most First Star Selections in a single season (22 first star selections in 2035/36)

Teams Played For:

• HC Donbass (2021-2025)
• New Jersey Devils (2025-2035)
• Utica Comets (2027) [Playoffs Only]
• Chicago Blackhawks (2035-2038)
• Florida Panthers (2038-2046)
• Vegas Golden Knights (2046-2048)

Cities Lived In:

• Kyiv, Ukraine
• Donetsk, Ukraine
• Newark, New Jersey, USA
• Chicago, Illinois, USA
• Sunrise, Florida, USA
• Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Transactions:

• April 27th, 2022 – First International game against Isreal aged 15
• March 7th, 2023 – Signed a 2-year extension with HC Donbass
• February 5th, 2025 – Signed a 2-year extension with HC Donbass
• June 9th, 2025 – Signed a 3-year ELC with the New Jersey Devils
• July 4th, 2028 – Signed a 2-year deal with the New Jersey Devils
• January 30th, 2030 – Signed a 5-year extension with the New Jersey Devils
• July 7th, 2035 – Signed a 7-year deal with the Chicago Blackhawks
• February 19th, 2038 – Traded by the Chicago Blackhawks to the Florida Panthers
• May 7th, 2042 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Florida Panthers
• January 3rd, 2043 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Florida Panthers
• January 4th, 2044 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Florida Panthers
• January 4th, 2045 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Florida Panthers
• July 28th, 2046 – Signed a 2-year deal with the Vegas Golden Knights

Important Awards Won:

DnXL (Belarus League) Awards:

• 1 DnXL Third All-Star Team Awards (2024/25)

NHL Awards:

• 1 NHL Second All-Star Team Award
• 1 NHL Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy (2036/37)
• 1 NHL All-Star Game MVP Award (2038/39)
• 1 NHL All-Star Game Fastest Skater Award (2037)

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 (2033 & 2037)
• 4 World Championships Div 1A Top Forward Award (2033, 2036, 2037 & 2043)
• 1 World Championships Div 1A MVP Award (2033)
• 5 World Championships Div 1A First All-Star Team Awards (2030, 2033, 2036, 2037 & 2043)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

DnXL (Belarus League) Championships:

• 1 (2024 – Donbass)

NHL Stanley Cups:

• - 1 (2046 – VGK)

Olympic Medals:

• - 0
• - 0
• – 0

World Junior Championships Div 1 Medals:

• – 1 (2023)
• – 0
• – 0

World Championships Div 1A Medals:

• – 1 (2033, 2037 & 2043)
• – 0
• – 1 (2030)

Free Ukraine is finally free! We say good bye to one of the superstars with the most unique names. Ukraine had a pretty good career, he was one of the premier playmakers in DnXL at an early age. He really struggled to find the back of the net early on, but his passing was excellent. He's a big body who's vision is kind of unmatched to anyone else. His combination of size, hands and vision made him a project center that could have a lot of potential. I think New Jersey was thinking he could fit right into their system and be something they didn't have early on. It took Ukraine quite a bit of time to find his footing. New Jersey just wasn't the right fit for him. However once he signed in Chicago and got first line minutes, we saw the Ukraine we were all waiting for. An elite, highly effective and motivated forward who could score and create offense! It was nice to see him have more success towards the end of his career. He isn't a guy who won many awards but he was able to win a Stanley Cup late in his career with the Vegas Golden Knights, to cap off a great run. We also can't forget how much of a leader he has been with the Ukrainian National Team. Every time he represented Ukraine, they found ways to win with him! Congrats on your career.

 

[francis246]

C.J. Szydlowski - @efiug

C.J. Szydlowski

Drafted 16th Overall in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft by the Carolina Hurricanes

Position: LD/RD
National Team Played For: USA
Career Earnings: $92,628,000
NHL Seasons: 22 Seasons (2027-2049)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 0
Olympic Appearances: 3 (2034, 2042 & 2046)
NHL All-Star Appearances: 6 (2039, 2040, 2041, 2042, 2044, & 2045)

Records Held:

• Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs All-Time Record Holder for Most First Star Selections in a single season (23 selections in 2026/27)
• 5th All-Time in NHL for Most Career Penalty Minutes (1582 career penalty minutes)

Teams Played For:

• Shattuck-St.Mary’s (2021-2023)
• Minnesota-Duluth Bulldogs (2023-2027)
• Carolina Hurricanes (2027-2038)
• Chicago Wolves (2028)
• Calgary Flames (2037-2041)
• Quebec Nordiques (2041-2046)
• Anaheim Ducks (2046-2047)
• Vegas Golden Knights (2047-2049)

Cities Lived In:

• Duluth, Minnesota, USA
• Fairbault, Minnesota, USA
• Raleigh, North Carolina, USA
• Rosemont, Illinois, USA
• Calgary, Alberta, USA
• Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
• Anaheim, California, USA
• Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Transactions:

• July 31st, 2023 - Signed a 4-year scholarship with Minnesota-Duluth
• April 27th, 2029 - First international game against Russia aged 22
• June 22nd, 2024 - Drafted by the Carolina Hurricanes in the 2024 NHL Entry Draft
• June 17th, 2027 - Signed a 3-year ELC with the Carolina Hurricanes
• March 2nd, 2030 - Signed a 5-year extension with the Carolina Hurricanes
• April 6th, 2035 - Signed a 6-year extension with the Carolina Hurricanes
• November 6th, 2037 - Traded by the Carolina Hurricanes to the Calgary Flames
• July 6th, 2041 - Signed a 3-year deal with the Quebec Nordiques as a UFA
• January 1st, 2044 - Signed a 1-year extension with the Quebec Nordiques
• January 3rd, 2045 - Signed a 1-year extension with the Quebec Nordiques
• July 7th, 2046 - Signed a 1-year deal with the Anaheim Ducks as a UFA
• July 24th, 2047 - Signed a 2-year deal with the Vegas Golden Knights as a UFA

Important Awards Won:

NCAA Awards:

• 3 NCAA First All-Star Team Awards (2024/25, 2025/26 & 2026/27)
• 1 NCAA Third All-Star Team Award (2023/24)
• 1 NCAA Defenseman of the Year Award (2024/25)
• 2 NCAA Best Defensive Defenseman Awards (2024/25 & 2026/27)
• 2 NCAA Hobey Baker Awards (2024/25 & 2026/27)

NHL Awards:

• 2 NHL All-Star Game Hardest Shot Awards (2044 & 2045)

International Awards:

• 1 World Junior Championships Div 1 Top Forward Award (2022/23)
• 1 World Junior Championships Second All-Star Award (2024/25)
• 1 World Junior Championships Third All-Star Team Award (2023/24 & 2025/26)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

NCAA Championships:

• 0

NHL Stanley Cups:

• 0

Olympic Medals:

• - 0
• – 1 (2042)
• – 0

World Junior Championships Medals:

• – 0
• – 3 (2024, 2025 & 2026)
• – 0

World Championships Medals:

• – 1 (2038)
• – 0
• – 2 (2039 & 2040)

C.J. is a prime example of a player cannot be judged by the amount of points that they put up! He's had a hell of career and the longevity has been so impressive. Looking at Szydlowski's career it's evident that he is the type of defenseman that teams love to hold on to. He's a defensive dman at his finest and provides something different that a lot of players can't provide them! Szydlowski was a standout at Minnesota-Duluth. He won the Hobey Baker Award twice! He was a stud on the back end and pretty much hit everything in sight. He also was great at shot blocking. His offensive production was lacking a lot, and that may have affected his draft stock. But I think Carolina saw true value in the toughness and grit that he brought. So did all the other teams he played for. Over his NHL career he had 3,045 hits, 598 take aways and 4,209 blocked shots. He also had 19 career fights and won 17 of them. 3 of those fights came in his final season! This is your prototypical shut down defenseman who can play on your penalty kill and suck up a bunch of ice time. It was cool to track and see how he kept finding ways to stay in the league. Szydlowski also had an outstanding career with USA Hockey. He was a key cog in many of their World Championships and Olympic cycles. C.J. may not have made a lot of money, won a whole heck of a lot of cups, but he was a very effective athlete who made a way in the NHL.

 

[LT]

50 goals in 1700 games honestly seems like more of an achievement than 500 (or even up to 700)

 

[efiug]

with a career point per game of 0.26 C.J. would be the 2nd lowest PPG of any player to play at least 1400 games (behind Luke Richardson) and by far the lowest of anyone to play at least 1500. His goal total is far below any of the IRL players to make it to 1700 games with the lowest of those being Joe Thornton with 430, and a decent bit under other superstars from this time around like Big Foot (with 183) and Gunnar Gibbs (with 223).

C.J. was a fun player to keep track of despite his low scoring and I'm especially fond of his 2027-28 rookie season and 2031-32 season (both of which would be among the lowest scoring single seasons) and his 2042-43 season (which would be a record for most points in a season without recording a goal) and although he had a real lack of success in the playoffs overall I felt like he accomplished a great amount over his NHL career.

thank you for running these and for the excellent career recap! I'm plenty excited for the next one!

 

[abo9]

with a career point per game of 0.26 C.J. would be the 2nd lowest PPG of any player to play at least 1400 games (behind Luke Richardson) and by far the lowest of anyone to play at least 1500. His goal total is far below any of the IRL players to make it to 1700 games with the lowest of those being Joe Thornton with 430, and a decent bit under other superstars from this time around like Big Foot (with 183) and Gunnar Gibbs (with 223).

C.J. was a fun player to keep track of despite his low scoring and I'm especially fond of his 2027-28 rookie season and 2031-32 season (both of which would be among the lowest scoring single seasons) and his 2042-43 season (which would be a record for most points in a season without recording a goal) and although he had a real lack of success in the playoffs overall I felt like he accomplished a great amount over his NHL career.

thank you for running these and for the excellent career recap! I'm plenty excited for the next one!

Seeing your guy's career makes me curious for building an elite "grinder". I always see the "Grinder" player type when playing the game but they obviously don't usually develop well/stick around

 

[efiug]

Seeing your guy's career makes me curious for building an elite "grinder". I always see the "Grinder" player type when playing the game but they obviously don't usually develop well/stick around

yeah, I'm not sure if there'd be any players to really model a grinder off of though. maybe Casey Cizikas?

with all the PA the superstars get I feel like any grinder with a bit of offense would end up just becoming like a 60 point guy who hits and takes penalties and that doesn't feel very grinder to me kinda like a powerforward lite, but I guess that's up to whoever to decide for themselves.

 

[abo9]

yeah, I'm not sure if there'd be any players to really model a grinder off of though. maybe Casey Cizikas?

with all the PA the superstars get I feel like any grinder with a bit of offense would end up just becoming like a 60 point guy who hits and takes penalties and that doesn't feel very grinder to me kinda like a powerforward lite, but I guess that's up to whoever to decide for themselves.

yeah, you'd have to put all the points in defensive categories I think. Either way the game classifies them as "franchise forward" at one point, but that'd be the most accurate way I guess?

As far as modeling after... Yeah I'm really not sure who could fit in the starting DB

 

[Adaari Vaal]

yeah, I'm not sure if there'd be any players to really model a grinder off of though. maybe Casey Cizikas?

with all the PA the superstars get I feel like any grinder with a bit of offense would end up just becoming like a 60 point guy who hits and takes penalties and that doesn't feel very grinder to me kinda like a powerforward lite, but I guess that's up to whoever to decide for themselves.

You're right with the PA, on the other side I would say that Francis would agree if you wanted to put in more mediocre and less excelent stats in order to create a Grinder. It would mean a worse overall player, but you could form him more accurately, prevent the offensive parts etc.

 

[Pink Mist]

yeah, I'm not sure if there'd be any players to really model a grinder off of though. maybe Casey Cizikas?

with all the PA the superstars get I feel like any grinder with a bit of offense would end up just becoming like a 60 point guy who hits and takes penalties and that doesn't feel very grinder to me kinda like a powerforward lite, but I guess that's up to whoever to decide for themselves.

Yeah that's kind of what I tried to create with my player Charyev. His initial seasons he was definitely a grinder but he basically just transitioned to a power forward who got 60-80 points a season and hit a ton due to his potential ability

 

[francis246]

Tomas Machajek and Loik Gatien retirements today!

 

[francis246]

Tomas Machajek @LT

Tomas Machajek
Drafted 1st Overall in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft by the Seattle Kraken

Position: C
National Team Played For: Czechia

Career Earnings: $215,160,000
NHL Seasons: 24 Seasons (2025-2049)
NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 1 (2040)
Olympic Appearances: 6 (2026, 2030, 2034, 2038, 2042 & 2046)
NHL All-Star Appearances: 12 (2025, 2027, 2031, 2032, 2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2038, 2039, 2041, 2042, & 2043)
ESL All-Star Appearances: 1 (2025)


Records Held:

• Sparta Praha All-Time Record Holder for Most Assists in a single season (35 assists in 2024/25)
• Sparta Praha All-Time Record Holder for Most Assists by a rookie in a single season (35 assists in 2024/25)
• Carolina Hurricanes All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a Center in a single season (107 points in 2040/41)
• Carolina Hurricanes All-Time Record Holder for Most First Star Selections in a single season (15 first star selections in 2040/41)
• 1st All-Time in ESL History for Most Assists by a rookie in a single season (35 assists in 2024/25)
• 3rd All-Time in ESL History for Most Points by a rookie in a single season (50 points in 2024/25)
• 10th All-Time in NHL History for Most Assists by a rookie in a single season (37 assists in 2025/26)
• 6th All-Time in NHL History for Most Points by a rookie in a single season (64 points in 2025/26)
• 6th All-Time in NHL History for Most Career Games in a single season (1899 career games)

Teams Played For:

• Sparta Praha Jrs (2021-2024)
• Sparta Praha (2023-2025)
• Seattle Kraken (2025-2034)
• Chicago Blackhawks (2034-2037)
• Carolina Hurricanes (2037-2045)
• Quebec Nordqiues (2045-2049)

Cities Lived In:

• Praha, Czech Republic
• Seattle, Washington, USA
• Chicago, Illinois, USA
• Raleigh, North Carolina, USA
• Quebec City, Quebec, Canada

Transactions:

• February 5th, 2025 – Signed a 1-year extension with Sparta Praha
• June 21st, 2025 – Drafted by the Seattle Kraken in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft
• June 26th, 2025 – Signed a 3-year ELC with the Seattle Kraken
• March 1st, 2028 – Signed a 3-year extension with the Seattle Kraken
• January 2nd, 2031 – Signed a 6-year extension with the Seattle Kraken
• July 16th, 2034 – Traded by the Seattle Kraken to the Chicago Blackhawks
• July 6th, 2037 – Signed a 6-year deal with the Carolina Hurricanes as a UFA
• April 7th, 2043 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Carolina Hurricanes
• February 5th, 2044 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Carolina Hurricanes
• July 15th, 2045 – Signed a 2-year deal with the Quebec Nordiques as a UFA
• July 14th, 2047 – Signed a 2-year deal with the Quebec Nordiques as a UFA

Important Awards Won:

ESL Awards:

• 1 ESL All-Star Game Fastest Skater Award (2025)
• 1 ESL All-Star Game Shooting Accuracy Award (2025)
• 1 ESL Most Points Award (2024/25)
• 1 ESL Rookie of the Year Award (2024/25)
• ESL Rookie All-Star Team Award (2024/25)
• 1 ESL Second All-Star Team Award (2024/25)
• 1 Kings of Europe Cup Top Scorer Award (2024/25)

NHL Awards:

• NHL Rookie All-Star Team Award (2025/26)
• NHL Calder Memorial Trophy (2025/26)
• 1 NHL All-Star Game Shooting Accuracy Award (2043)
• 1 NHL Second All-Star Team Award (2040/41)

International Awards:

• 1 World Junior Championships First All-Star Team Awards (2022/23)
• 1 World Junior Championships Second All-Star Team Award (2024/25)
• 2 World Championships Top Scorer Awards (2030 & 2042)
• 3 World Championships Top Forward Awards (2030, 2041 & 2042)
• 3 World Championships First All-Star Team Awards (2030, 2041 & 2042)
• 3 World Championships Second All-Star Team Awards (2034, 2036 & 2038)
• 1 World Championships Third All-Star Team Award (2027)
• 1 Olympic Second All-Star Team Award (2038)
• 4 Federal Series All-Star Team Awards (2027, 2031, 2035 & 2039)
• 1 Red and Blue Series Top Scorer Award (2041)
• 1 Red and Blue Series MVP Award (2041)
• 1 Red and Blue Series All-Star Team Award (2041)
• 1 Nine Nations U20 Top Scorer Award (2023)
• 1 Nine Nations U20 Top Forward Award (2023)
• 1 Nine Nations U20 MVP Award (2023)
• 1 Nine Nations U20 First Nations All-Star Team Award (2023)
• 3 Swedish Four Nations Top Scorer Award (2023, 2024 & 2025)
• 1 Swedish Four Nations MVP Award (2024)
• 3 Swedish Four Nations All-Star Team Award (2023, 2024 & 2025)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

NHL Stanley Cups:

• - 1 (2040 – CAR)

Olympic Medals:

• – 0
• – 1 (2038)
• – 0

World Championships Medals:

• – 0
• – 0
• – 0

World Junior Championships U20 Medals:

• – 0
• – 0
• – 1 (2025)

The final Machajek brother has decided to call it a career! What a one it has been. Tomas is a premier playmaker and showed the most promise put of the three triplets earlier on. It was always apparent that Tomas would be able to find guys open. When called up to Sparta Praha he was a main fixture in their line up and was very good. So good that it helped him go first overall. I think Seattle was feeling like they got their franchise center all locked up. It took some growing pains for Tomas to come into his complete self. Realistically, some of Tomas' best years were early on in his career where he scored 91 points in back to back seasons with the Seattle Kraken. I think in a redo, Seattle wouldn't have traded Machajek to Chicago. It was also interesting to track that Machajek's game declined right after that trade and it picked back up in the second half of his Carolina stint. Ultimately, you were going to get some goals with Tomas, but he was really going to excel at passing the puck. Tomas Machajek might also be one of the most decorated international superstars we've ever seen. He was a big part of Team Czechia's success and I think he's going to go down as the greatest Czechia player in history. Additionally, Machajek just never misses games! He is so reliable and always willing to lay his body down for the betterment of the team. I think he's had a great career! Congrats on the career.

 

[LG18]

Tomas Machajek and Loik Gatien retirements today!

I don't wanna be that selfish guy, but I was curious to see my retirement wrap-up hehe

 

[francis246]

I don't wanna be that selfish guy, but I was curious to see my retirement wrap-up hehe

I will pump more of these out today! Was hard to get to them while I was in |North Bay