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seventieslord

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:rolleyes:

No time for joking - gotta keep this draft moving at 20 picks a day - whether 20 picks get made or not!

I'll take Andre "Superpest" Boudrias, LW/C
 

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This one may be a little off the board, but this is a player who can do a couple of things at the elite level so I think he makes an excellent spare.

What if I told you that the player currently leading the NHL in PIM is still available? And what if I told you that this player was currently 4th in the NHL (among players with over 1000) with a faceoff winning percentage of 57.5%?

that's right, he's available. I'm absolutely thrilled to get him. I'm surprised no one has taken him as a fighting/faceoff specialist yet:

Zenon Konopka, C

What date is it again?
 

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:rolleyes:

No time for joking - gotta keep this draft moving at 20 picks a day - whether 20 picks get made or not!

I'll take Andre "Superpest" Boudrias, LW/C

Haha I thought it was pretty funny, I just wanted to be sure this was a complete joke like I thought it was.

This pick, actually good haha. Great 4th liner if that's how you're using him.
 

seventieslord

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Haha I thought it was pretty funny, I just wanted to be sure this was a complete joke like I thought it was.

This pick, actually good haha. Great 4th liner if that's how you're using him.

I can see him filling in at LW on the 2nd-4th line in a pinch, and at C on the 3rd or 4th if I need him to. He's pretty multi-skilled. Biggest drawbacks are his size and rarely getting a chance in the playoffs.

sorry everyone, to be so disruptive.
 

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This one may be a little off the board, but this is a player who can do a couple of things at the elite level so I think he makes an excellent spare.

What if I told you that the player currently leading the NHL in PIM is still available? And what if I told you that this player was currently 4th in the NHL (among players with over 1000) with a faceoff winning percentage of 57.5%?

that's right, he's available. I'm absolutely thrilled to get him. I'm surprised no one has taken him as a fighting/faceoff specialist yet:

Zenon Konopka, C

I read his name, thought "huh, probably a European player I've never heard of. Wait, he's currently leading the NHL in PIM's? *flashback to Canucks board discussions about fourth line C trade candidates*. Wait, what the hell, isn't this the Islanders fourth line center? Is seventies THAT confident in his team that he's throwing picks like this...maybe he's drunk. No, pick made this morning...hungover then....oh, it's April Fools."

And that's the "cool story bro" moment for today.
 

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Does anyone know how many goalies played in the all star game in the original 6? Was it just one per team, so the cup winner and one other?
 

TheDevilMadeMe

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Ok, so that means that the two goalies from the cup winner and two best goalies (for the first half of the year?) from other teams
 

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Played as in were on the team, or played played?

Hockey Reference has it listed as 2 per team more often then not:
http://www.hockey-reference.com/allstar/NHL_1952_roster.html

Thanks for the link. The All-Star game was played before the season started, right?

EDIT: it's puzzling that 50% of the time there's only one goaltender selected and the other 50% 2 goaltenders. I don't see any consistency whatsoever.
 

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Ok, so that means that the two goalies from the cup winner and two best goalies (for the first half of the year?) from other teams

Actually IIRC it was the two all stars from the prior season. Most of the early ASG dates that I've seen are in October. I don't think they changed that until some time in the 60s, after the initial wave of new teams was added.

Thanks for the link. The All-Star game was played before the season started, right?

EDIT: it's puzzling that 50% of the time there's only one goaltender selected and the other 50% 2 goaltenders. I don't see any consistency whatsoever.

Yeah I couldn't figure that out either. Not sure if that means that only the one played, or if that means that the first or second team all-star was on the Cup Champion.
 
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