AAA 2013 Line-up Assassination Thread

VanIslander

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Post your complete line-up here for comments by others.

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Include one captain ("one "C") and two alternate captains (two "A"s) for standardization purposes.​
 
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DaveG

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Warroad Lakers

Coach: Sid Abel

Carl Liscombe - Dutch Reibel - Jeff O'Neill
Geoff Sanderson - Andrew Cassels (A) - Erik Cole
Mark Osborne - Christian Ruuttu - Blair MacDonald
Marco Sturm - Curtis Brown (A) - Mike Grier

Garry Galley (C) - Arnie Brown
Al MacNeal - Sean Hill
Kyle McLaren - Marek Zidlicky

Dwayne Roloson
Richard Brodeur

extras:
LW/C Sibby Nichol
D Zarley Zalapski
RW Bill Hicke
F Randy Wood

PP1:
Carl Liscombe - Dutch Reibel - Jeff O'Neill
Garry Galley - Marek Zidlicky

PP2:
Geoff Sanderson - Andrew Cassels - Erik Cole
Arnie Brown - Sean Hill

PK1:
Curtis Brown - Christian Ruuttu
Kyle McLaren - Arnie Brown

PK2:
Mike Grier - Andrew Cassels
Al MacNeil - Sean Hill
 

ResilientBeast

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Greendale Human Beings

Head Coach: Ivan Hlinka

Neal - Nylander(A) - Routh
Sheppard - J.Carson - Carter(A)
Arvedson- Migay - Goldsworthy
Irvine -Findlay - Mallen

Samsonov-Semonov-Beaudro


Fogolin Sr (C)- D.Mironov
Malakhov - B.Mironov
Snepsts - Subban
Staios

Quick
Simmons


PP:
1 Neal - Nylander - Routh
Subban - B.Mironov

2 Sheppard - Carson - Carter
D.Mironov-Malakov

PK:
1 Migay-Goldsworthy
Fogolin-D.Mironov

2 Findlay-Arvedson
Snepsts-B.Mironov
 
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BOSTON CUBShttp://hfboards.mandatory.com/showpost.php?p=73260837&postcount=8




Head Coach: Vladimir Yurzinov
Asst Coach: Terry O'Reilly

Evgeny Mishakov - (A) George Geehttp://hfboards.mandatory.com/showpost.php?p=55596013&postcount=9 - Bill Fletthttp://hfboards.mandatory.com/showpost.php?p=73721999&postcount=143
Kristian Huselius - Vyacheslav Anisin - Donald Audette
Johan Franzen - (A) Jussi Jokinen - Scott Walker
Vic Lynn - Skinner Poulin
http://hfboards.mandatory.com/showpost.php?p=41052413&postcount=125 - Jimmy Herberts

Pekka Marjamaki - Joe Cooper
Al Dewsbury - Igor Romishevsky
(C) Don Sweeney - Bill Juzda

Eddie Johnston
Roman Turek

[spares]
Dave Creighton (ctr)
Hannu Virta (def)
Mathieu Dandenault (def/rw)


- PP1 -
Franzen - Gee - Audette
Marjamaki - Walker


- PP2 -
Huselius - Anisin - Flett / Herberts
Dewsbury / Sweeney - Romishevsky


- spot duty PP forwards -
Jokinen - Poulin - Mishakov

- PK1 -
Mishakov - Walker
Dewsbury - Juzda / Cooper


- PK2 -
Lynn - Jokinen
Sweeney - Romishevsky / Cooper


- spot duty PK forwards -
Gee - Flett - Poulin


- Multi-positional players -
- Skinner Poulin F (mainly ctr) / D / ROVER
- Vic Lynn LW / D
- Kristian Huselius LW / some RW (listed as F on Elite Prospects)
- Scott Walker RW / D (holds Owen Sound Jrs team record - most pts /season for defenseman)
- Jimmy Herberts C / RW
- Jussi Jokinen C / W (listed as F on Elite Prospects)
- Don Sweeney D / LW (played wing in high school and first yr at Harvard)
- Mathieu Dandenault D / RW​


 
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tony d

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George Richardson-Alexei Zhamnov-Rick Kehoe(A)
Alexander Bodunov-Tim Young-Brian Gionta(A)
Bob Kelly-Peter Zezel-Martin Lapointe
Don Grosso-Stephane Yelle- John Anderson

Extras: Petr Klima, Paul Stastny

Sergei Starikov(C)-Robert Picard
Bret Hedican-Janne Ninimaa
Bob Plager-Tom Kurvers

Extras: Richard Matvichuk, Kevin Mccarthy

Felix Potvin
Hal Winkler

Coach: Bob Hartley

PP1: George Richardson, Alexei Zhamnov, Rick Kehoe, Robert Picard, Janne Ninimaa
PP 2: Alexander Bodunov, Tim Young, Brian Gionta, Sergei Starikov, Tom Kurvers
PK 1: Peter Zezel, Martin Lapointe, Sergei Starikov, Bret Hedican
PK 2: Don Grosso, Stephane Yelle, Robert Picard, Bob Plager

1916 or earlier- George Richardson, Hal Winkler
1917-1942 - Don Grosso
1943-1965 - Bob Plager
1966-1979 - Rick Kehoe, Sergei Starikov, Robert Picard, Tim Young, Alexander Bodunov, Bob Kelly, John Anderson, Kevin Mccarthy
1980-1994 - Alexei Zhamnov, Bret Hedican, Felix Potvin, Martin Lapointe, Tom Kurvers, Stephane Yelle, Petr Klima, Richard Matvichuk
1995-2004 - Janne Ninimaa
in 2013 - Brian Gionta, Paul Stastny
 
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ted2019

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Blackwood Bullies

Coach Dan Bylsma
Assistant Coach Terry Murray

Andrew Brunette (A)- Vladimir Zabrodsky -Russ Courtnall
Mike Krushelnyski - Mike Walton -Charlie Tobin
Bep Guidolin -Paul Gardner - Paul Holmgren
Doug Smail - Alexei Guryshev - Doug Brown
Harry Meeking - Joe Benoit


Bob Murray (C) -Sean O'Donnell (A)
Sheldon Souray - Jay Wells
Craig Muni - Igor Kravchuk
Paul Popiel


Carey Price
Jon Casey

PP#1
Andrew Brunette- Paul Gardner - Russ Courtnall
Sheldon Souray - Bob Murray

PP#2
Alexei Guryshev - Mike Walton - Charlie Tobin
Igor Kravchuk - Jay Wells

PK#1
Doug Smail - Russ Courtnall
Sean O'Donnell - Craig Muni

PK#2
Doug Brown - Charlie Tobin
Bob Murray - Jay Wells​
 
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connor macdavid

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Head Coach: Claude Ruel


Sergei Mozyakin - Vladimir Ruzicka - Mark Napier
Matt Moulson - Josef Malecek - Lowell MacDonald
Martin Gelinas "A" - Matt Cullen - Eric Dazé
Pekka Arbelius - Lars Molin - Andreas Ambuhl
Rob Scuderi - Stephane Robidas "C"
Hugh Bolton - Dennis Kearns
Bryce Salvador "A"- Bobby Connors
Gilles Gilbert
Ron Tugnutt

PP1:
Matt Moulson - Vladimir Ruzicka - Mark Napier
Josef Malecek - Stephane Robidas

PP2:
Sergey Mozyakin - Matt Cullen - Eric Dazé
Dennis Kearns - Bobby Connors

PK1:
Matt Moulson - Lars Molin
Rob Scuderi - Stephane Robidas

PK2:
Matt Cullen - Andreas Ambuhl
Bryce Salvador - Dennis Kearns

Scratches:
Peter Skudra, G
Corby Adams, C
Andre Roy, LW


1916 or earlier : Horace Gaul
1917-1942 : Josef Malecek, Bobby Connors
1943-1965 : Corby Adams, Hugh Bolton
1966-1979 : Mark Napier, Dennis Kearns, Gilles Gilbert, Lars Molin
1980-1994 : Pekka Arbelius, Ron Tugnutt, Martin Gelinas, Vladimir Ruzicka,
1995-2004 : Eric Dazé, Peter Skudra, Andreas Ambuhl,
Current : Matt Cullen, Sergei Mozyakin, Rob Scuderi, Matt Moulson, Stephane Robidas, Bryce Salvador

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My first attempt at an ATD team, forgive me for how it pales in comparison to all the other rosters! Still a fun time, thanks to VanIslander and co. for a fun time! Definitely interested in co-GMing for the 2014 ATD
 
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Coach: Terry Crisp
Assistant Coach: Mike Buckna

Alex Kaleta - Jozef Stumpel - Glen Murray
Morris Lukowich - Guy Chouinard - Ran McDonald
Jochen Hecht - Ron Schock (C) - Lucien DeBlois
Dan Maloney - Travis Zajac - Ryan Callahan (A)
Jim Conacher, Ric Seiling

Stew Evans (A) - Gord Murphy
Eric Brewer - Tom Bladon
Bob Trapp - Randy Manery
Bryan Watson

Gerry McNeil
Cesare Maniago

PP1
Kaleta-Stumpel-Murray
Chouinard-Bladon

PP2
Lukowich-Schock-McDonald
Murphy-Manery

PK1
Schock-Hecht
Evans-Brewer

PK2
Zajac-Callahan
Trapp-Murphy
 
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Hedberg

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PP1: Juneau - Campbell - Carter - A. Smith - Gut
PP2: Grant - Milks - Nilsson - Poile - Paladiev
PK1: Malhotra - Axelsson - Bowman - Ragnarsson
PK2: Juneau - Patterson - A. Smith - R. Smith


1916 or earlier - Lorne Campbell
1917-1942 - Hib Milks
1943-1965 - Nils Nilsson
1966-1979 - Jim Dorey
1980-1994 - Colin Patterson
1995-2004 - Manny Malhotra
in 2013 - Jeff Carter
 

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Burmingham Barracuda's

Coach - Jacques Martin

Greg Adams - John Cullen - Phil Kessel
Justin Williams - Dan Quinn - Wayne Connelly
Randy Burridge - Thomas Plekanec - Pat Boutette
Rick Dudley(C) - Radek Bonk - Matt Cooke

Mark Hardy - Paul Martin (A)
Barret Jackman (A) - Brad Stuart
Lyle Odelien - Jaro Spacek

Goaltenders
Jose Theodore (1)
Viktor Zinger (2)

Spares
Frank Rankin (Rover)C/D
Mark Hunter RW
Lou Lameroux D
Joffery Lupul LW

PP1
Adams - Quinn - Kessel
Spacek - Hardy

PP2
Williams - Cullen - Connelly
Stuart - Martin

PK1
Plekanec - Cooke
Jackman - Martin

PK2
Bonk - Boutette
Stuart - Odelien
 
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Hobnobs

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Bryan Murray

Captain: Dale McCourt
Assistants: Murray Henderson and David Legwand

Ivan Boldirev - Robert Lang - Ray Sheppard
Paul Ysebaert - Dale McCourt - Joe Murphy
Pelle Eklund - David Legwand - Eddie Kullman
Brad May - Chris Gratton - Ronnie Stern
Viktor Kozlov - Radek Dvorak

Murray Henderson - Tom Poti
Dana Murzyn - Philippe Boucher
Colin White - Jason Woolley
Dick Tärnström - Alex Motter

Mike Palmateer
Darren Puppa

PP1
Ivan Boldirev - Robert Lang - Ray Sheppard
Phillipe Boucher - Tom Poti

PP2
Chris Gratton - Dale McCourt - Joe Murphy
Paul Ysebaert - Jason Woolley

PK1
David Legwand - Pelle Eklund
Murray Henderson - Dana Murzyn

PK2
Chris Gratton - Eddie Kullman
Colin White - Phillipe Boucher
 

TheDevilMadeMe

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PP1: Juneau - Campbell - Carter - A. Smith - Gut
PP2: Grant - Milks - Nilsson - Poile - Paladiev
PK1: Malhotra - Axelsson - Bowman - Ragnarsson
PK2: Juneau - Patterson - A. Smith - R. Smith


1916 or earlier - Lorne Campbell
1917-1942 - Hib Milks
1943-1965 - Nils Nilsson
1966-1979 - Jim Dorey
1980-1994 - Colin Patterson
1995-2004 - Manny Malhotra
in 2013 - Jeff Carter

Malhotra, Patterson, Axelsson? What a dominant PK trio for this level.
 

seventieslord

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just got through a really tough month at work. Evaluations are finally done. I can pretty much waste my day doing lineup assassinations.
 

seventieslord

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Coach: Brian Sutter
Assistant Coach: Jacques Laperriere

John Sorrell - Petr Nedved - Mike Murphy (C)
Tony Granato - Art Jackson - Alexander Golikov
Buzz Boll - Cully Dahlstrom - Billy Harris
Jack McDonald - Lorne Henning - Willi Plett
Martin Havlat (LW/RW), Ron Murphy (LW/RW)

Ivan Tregubov - Brad Marsh (A)
Reg Hamilton - Al Hamilton (A)
Art Moore - Patrice Brisebois
Bob Turner (D/W)

Kelly Hrudey
Earl Robertson

PP1: Sorrell - Jackson - Harris - Nedved - Tregubov
PP2: McDonald - Boll - Golikov - A.Hamilton - Brisebois
PK1: Henning - Murphy - Marsh - R.Hamilton
PK2: Dahlstrom - Granato - Tregubov - Moore

1916 or earlier - McDonald, Moore
1917-1942 - Sorrell, Jackson, Dahlstrom, Boll, R.Hamilton, Robertson
1943-1965 - Tregubov, Turner, Murphy
1966-1979 - Murphy, Harris, Marsh, A.Hamilton, Henning, Plett, Golikov, Laperriere
1980-1994 - Nedved, Granato, Hrudey, Brisebois, Sutter
1995-2004 - Havlat
in 2013 - Havlat
 

seventieslord

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Billy and Willi, two Murphys, two Arts and two Hamiltons.

I've done something with my lineup this draft that I don't think I've ever seen: I have 17 players on my 18 special teams spots. You need to have a forward who can play the point on the PP to really make it happen. (Rob Scuderi, who has Chouinard, managed 16!)

Only Plett, the designated goon, is not on a special team, and only Tregubov, my #1 defenseman, is on two. I was fortunate to get a number of forwards capable of both roles so that I could slot them all in, and not fatigue anyone too much.

I was really lucky with this draft, it seemed a lot of guys fell into my lap, and just about everyone I planned and strategized to get, I did. And not that I went looking for leaders deliberately, but sure found a few. I have an ex-Silver Seven captain not wearing a letter! Bet we haven't seen that in the AAA before. Murphy was a 6-year captain, Hamilton 4 years, and Marsh for 2 NHL teams.
 

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Coach: Brian Sutter
Assistant Coach: Jacques Laperriere

John Sorrell - Petr Nedved - Mike Murphy (C)
Tony Granato - Art Jackson - Alexander Golikov
Buzz Boll - Cully Dahlstrom - Billy Harris
Jack McDonald - Lorne Henning - Willi Plett
Martin Havlat (LW/RW), Ron Murphy (LW/RW)

Ivan Tregubov - Brad Marsh (A)
Reg Hamilton - Al Hamilton (A)
Art Moore - Patrice Brisebois
Bob Turner (D/W)

Kelly Hrudey
Earl Robertson

PP1: Sorrell - Jackson - Harris - Nedved - Tregubov
PP2: McDonald - Boll - Golikov - A.Hamilton - Brisebois
PK1: Henning - Murphy - Marsh - R.Hamilton
PK2: Dahlstrom - Granato - Tregubov - Moore

1916 or earlier - McDonald, Moore
1917-1942 - Sorrell, Jackson, Dahlstrom, Boll, R.Hamilton, Robertson
1943-1965 - Tregubov, Turner, Murphy
1966-1979 - Murphy, Harris, Marsh, A.Hamilton, Henning, Plett, Golikov, Laperriere
1980-1994 - Nedved, Granato, Hrudey, Brisebois, Sutter
1995-2004 - Havlat
in 2013 - Havlat
Quite possibly my favorite non-Boston Cubs team, (with the exception of Brisebois, who really won't hurt if he plays only 3rd paring / PP mins).

Nice job
 

seventieslord

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Quite possibly my favorite non-Boston Cubs team, (with the exception of Brisebois, who really won't hurt if he plays only 3rd paring / PP mins).

Nice job

Thanks for the compliment.

Hey, if you don't like Brisebois, you must hate wooley, Boucher, spacek, kravchuk, zidlicky, and kurvers, because he is a better all around player than them.

I dread the selection of offensive specialist defensemen, I really do. You have to pick based primarily on "hockey card stats" which is rarely a good idea. And the guy you take is not as good overall as the guys you pass on. But if you don't, your PP suffers.

I'm trying not to begrudge the offensive specialists lately... they've been selected in approximately the best order so far. When I take one though, I will always do my best to make sure it's someone who proved they could play heavier minutes, many situations, hopefully contributed to good teams, or a combination of the above.

Actually, as a rule, I'm rarely a fan of taking someone solely because they are the best available at one specialized skill (pk, PP, fighting, goal scoring, hitting), I'd rather get a guy who is "one of the best" available and better than others at other things. Hence, Brisebois as a PP specialist, Plett as a goon, etc.

Tom Poti is a perfect example. Last AAA dreakmur and I got him as a 3rd pairing guy, selecting him over a number of one-way guys. But he's way overqualified for that, and is now on a first pairing. I'd call Brisebois a poor man's Poti.

I know, I'm rambling now...
 
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seventieslord

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I'm actually just doing a ranking of teams in a number of positional areas just to be sure I have a good handle on where everyone ranks, so I can more confidently say that a team is particularly strong or weak in an area when reviewing.
 

Hobnobs

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Thanks for the compliment.

Hey, if you don't like Brisebois, you must hate wooley, Boucher, spacek, kravchuk, zidlicky, and kurvers, because he is a better all around player than them.

I dread the selection of offensive specialist defensemen, I really do. You have to pick based primarily on "hockey card stats" which is rarely a good idea. And the guy you take is not as good overall as the guys you pass on. But if you don't, your PP suffers.

I'm trying not to begrudge the offensive specialists lately... they've been selected in approximately the best order so far. When I take one though, I will always do my best to make sure it's someone who proved they could play heavier minutes, many situations, hopefully contributed to good teams, or a combination of the above.

Actually, as a rule, I'm rarely a fan of taking someone solely because they are the best available at one specialized skill (pk, PP, fighting, goal scoring, hitting), I'd rather get a guy who is "one of the best" available and better than others at other things. Hence, Brisebois as a PP specialist, Plett as a goon, etc.

Tom Poti is a perfect example. Last AAA dreakmur and I got him as a 3rd pairing guy, selecting him over a number of one-way guys. But he's way overqualified for that, and is now on a first pairing. I'd call Brisebois a poor man's Poti.

I know, I'm rambling now...

He's not a better all-around player than Boucher... The rest I agree with.
 

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Thanks for the compliment.

Hey, if you don't like Brisebois, you must hate wooley, Boucher, spacek, kravchuk, zidlicky, and kurvers, because he is a better all around player than them.

I dread the selection of offensive specialist defensemen, I really do. You have to pick based primarily on "hockey card stats" which is rarely a good idea. And the guy you take is not as good overall as the guys you pass on. But if you don't, your PP suffers.

I'm trying not to begrudge the offensive specialists lately... they've been selected in approximately the best order so far. When I take one though, I will always do my best to make sure it's someone who proved they could play heavier minutes, many situations, hopefully contributed to good teams, or a combination of the above.

Actually, as a rule, I'm rarely a fan of taking someone solely because they are the best available at one specialized skill (pk, PP, fighting, goal scoring, hitting), I'd rather get a guy who is "one of the best" available and better than others at other things. Hence, Brisebois as a PP specialist, Plett as a goon, etc.

Tom Poti is a perfect example. Last AAA dreakmur and I got him as a 3rd pairing guy, selecting him over a number of one-way guys. But he's way overqualified for that, and is now on a first pairing. I'd call Brisebois a poor man's Poti.

I know, I'm rambling now...

He's fine but not at 1st pairing mins, which I saw when he was with Montreal. He's good where he is, it'll minimize his eventual gaffe(s).

BTW, I like Wooley.
 

TheDevilMadeMe

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He's fine but not at 1st pairing mins, which I saw when he was with Montreal. He's good where he is, it'll minimize his eventual gaffe(s).

BTW, I like Wooley.

Wooley is like the only defenseman to play anything close to his number of games to basically never kill penalties.

Even Housley occasionally killed penalties by accident (though far less often than just about anyone else... but Wooley!)
 

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Wooley is like the only defenseman to play anything close to his number of games to basically never kill penalties.

Even Housley occasionally killed penalties by accident (though far less often than just about anyone else... but Wooley!)
As you said, its hard to pick those offensive PMDs, stats only go so far.....

Here's my take. Woolley was a 2nd pairing guy with Buffalo at his peak. At that time they and the Bruins had some wars. His best offensive numbers, as well as his PIMs, (he was no shrinking violet), were at a max.

Brisebois by comparison, had a tendency to be both very good and very bad against the Bruins, and for his career his TOI was the lowest among his divisional rivals. He was the defacto #1 for the Canadiens, thusly that meant he had a bullseye on the CH of his uniform, and he was erratic in handling it....sometimes great, sometimes not....and when he wasn't it surely seemed to be at the most inopportune times.

Scientific it ain't, but these factors stuck in my head.
 
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seventieslord

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Are you sure you're not looking at shots on goal? Woolley's PIMs were not in any way high.
And if you look at his ES ice time, he was definitely third pairing, always. This is a guy who played 17.5 minutes in total, which is extremely low when you consider he was playing 5 of them on the PP.
 

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