ATD2011 Official Roster Thread (in order, by division)

[Stoneberg]

Halifax Mooseheads

GM: Stoneberg
Coach: Ken Hitchcock
Captian: Toe Blake
Alternate Captains: Eddie Oatman, Kevin Lowe

Roster
Toe Blake (C)-Syd Howe-Ace Bailey
Gaye Stewart-Doug Weight-Eddie Oatman (A)
Jack Walker-Mike Ricci-Bobby Rousseau
Ed Sandford-Vincent Lecavalier-Pit Martin

Brad Park-Bill White
Kevin Lowe (A)-James Patrick
Gord Fraser-Bob Dailey

Martin Brodeur
Don Edwards

Spares:
Syl Apps Jr., C
Marian Gaborik, W
Lee Fogolin Jr., D
Jimmy Roberts, RW/D

-Lecavalier will spend time on a two way line with Walker and Rousseau against weaker/favourable offensive matchups.
-Walker will slide to center to shaddow big time centers, Ricci will play the wing when walker draws such assignments.
-Fogolin Jr. will be in a regular rotation in and out of the lineup when more of a shut-down/defensive third pairing is required.

1st PP Unit
Blake-Howe-Bailey
Rousseau-Park

2nd PP Unit
Stewart-Lecavalier-Oatman
Weight-Patrick

-Doug on the draws
-Dailey will get some time to unload his cannon from the point alongside Weight or Patrick.

PK Forwards
Martin-Walker
Ricci-Rousseau
Howe-Bailey

-Sandford to sub in as needed

PK Defensemen
Lowe-White
Park-Dailey/Fraser​

Forward Minutes

name|ES|PP|SH|total
Blake|15|4|0|19+
Howe|15|4|2|21
Bailey|13|4|1.5|18.5
Stewart|11|3|0|14
Weight|11|3|0|14
Oatman|12|3|0|15
Walker|13|0|4|17
Ricci|10|0|1.5|11.5
Rousseau|12|4|2.5|18.5
Sandford|8|0|1|9
Lecavalier|10|3|0|13
Martin|8|0|1.5|9.5
total|138|28|14|180

Defensemen minutes

name|ES|PP|SH|total
Park|20|4|2.5|26.5
White|19|0|4+|23
Lowe|17|0|4+|21
Patrick|16|2|0|18
Fraser|10|0|1.5|11.5
Dailey|10|1|2|14
total|92|7|14|113

Draft Picks:
Round 1: Brad Park, D (35)
Round 2: Martin Brodeur, G (46)
Round 3: Toe Blake, LW (97)
Round 4: Syd Howe, C/LW (126)
Round 5: Bill White, D (195)
Round 6: Ace Bailey, W (206)
Round 7: Kevin Lowe, D (275)
Round 8: Jack Walker, LW (309)
Round 9: Bobby Rousseau, RW (330)
Round 10: none
Round 11: Gaye Stewart, LW (412)
Round 12: Eddie Oatman, RW (446)
Round 13: Doug Weight, C (492); James Patrick, D (515)
Round 14: Ken Hitchcock, Coach (526)
Round 15: none
Round 16: Vincent Lecavalier, C (606); Pit Martin, F (631)
Round 17: Bob Dailey, D (675)
Round 18: Mike Ricci, C (686)
Round 19: Ed Sandford, LW (755)
Round 20: Gord Fraser, D/F (766)
Round 21: Syl Apps Jr, C (835)
Round 22: Don Edwards, G (846)
Round 23: Marian Gaborik, W (915)
Round 24: Lee Fogolin Jr., D
Round 25: Jimmy Roberts, RW/D

 

[Dwight]

GM: Dwight
Coach: Boris Kulagin
Captain: Mario Lemieux
Alternate Captains: Boris Mikhailov, Jim Schoenfeld

Paul Kariya - Mario Lemieux - Boris Mikhailov
Vsevolod Bobrov - Bernie Federko - Harry Oliver
Gilles Tremblay - Bob Bourne - Gary Dornhoefer
Bob Davidson - Ray Getliffe - Marcel Bonin
Don Grosso - Bronco Horvath

Lionel Conacher - Jan Suchy
Jim Schoenfeld - Andrei Markov
Petr Svoboda - Stefan Persson
Doug Jarrett - Bruce Driver

Hap Holmes
Tomas Vokoun

PP1
Paul Kariya - Mario Lemieux - Boris Mikhailov
Jan Suchy - Stefan Persson

PP2
Vsevolod Bobrov - Bernie Federko - Harry Oliver
Lionel Conacher - Andrei Markov

PK1
Bob Davidson - Bob Bourne
Lionel Conacher - Jim Schoenfeld

PK2
Gilles Tremblay - Ray Getliffe
Jan Suchy - Petr Svoboda

PK3
Mario Lemieux - Boris Mikhailov
Lionel Conacher - Jan Suchy

Hero Line
Vsevolod Bobrov - Mario Lemieux - Boris Mikhailov
Lionel Conacher - Jan Suchy​

 

[Hedberg]

Tidewater Sharks

GMs: Hedberg and vancityluongo
Coach: Tommy Gorman

Sweeney Schriner - Max Bentley - Larry Aurie (A)
Bill Barber - Pat Lafontaine (A) - Alexander Mogilny
Craig Ramsay - Troy Murray - Jimmy Peters
Fred Scanlan - Keith Primeau - Corey Perry
Harry Trihey - Art Farrell

Chris Chelios (C) - Marcel Pronovost
Craig Hartsburg - Ted Harris
Steve Duchesne - Howard McNamara
Mattias Norstrom - Harold Halderson

Roy Worters
Paddy Moran

PP1:
Bill Barber - Pat Lafontaine - Alexander Mogilny
Max Bentley - Chris Chelios

PP2:
Sweeney Schriner - Keith Primeau - Larry Aurie
Marcel Pronovost - Steve Duchesne

PK1:
Craig Ramsay - Troy Murray
Chris Chelios - Marcel Pronovost

PK2:
Max Bentley - Jimmy Peters
Ted Harris - Howard McNamara

​

 

[advantage2006]

Montreal AAA Hockey Club

See Post #51 for roster

 

[VanIslander]

coaches Dr. Jan Starsi and Ivan Hlinka

Brian Propp - Cyclone Taylor - Helmuts Balderis
Tommy Smith - Igor Larionov - George Armstrong (A)
Vinny Damphousse - Red Sullivan (A) - Bengt-Ã…ke Gustafsson
Jack Marks - Brian Skrudland - Pat Flatley
Frank Rankin, Moose Watson

Red Kelly (C) - Tom Johnson
Vladimir Lutchenko - Battleship Leduc
Fred Lake - Phil Housley
Albert Langlois

Hugh Lehman
John Vanbiesbrouck
​

Red Kelly

"I had a temper. I had red hair," Kelly laughs. "I was the welterweight boxing champ at St. Mike's. I could take care of myself. Joe Primeau taught me you don't win games in the penalty box. You've got to stay on the ice. Players would try to get you off the ice sometimes but you're more valuable to a team when you're on the ice."

Cyclone Taylor

The greatest player that ever pulled a pair of skates on his feet. That's who Cyclone Taylor was. And a fighter! I remember the night he and Newsy Lalonde had it out on the ice, and then, after the game, Newsy was getting on a street car and Taylor, coming up from behind, grabbed him by the leg and pulled him off. They fought in the snow for an hour.

Igor Larionov

"He was a leader, but a silent man with us. He leads by example. He wasn't a big man, but he was always in good shape. He did his work on the ice and he didn't say much, but when he did, guys would listen because he had so much experience and knowledge of the game. It was an honor to play with Igor Larionov."

"Igor with the puck, he would always seem to slow things down. Unbelievable passer, and you just can't say enough about the vision that he had out there on the ice, with or without the puck, at both ends. He was a huge part of our success and us winning Stanley Cups."

Tom Johnson

''Of all the great players I covered in Montreal in the 1950s, I don't think there was anybody who played with more pain when he had to,'' said Fisher. ''He'd take shots in his knees. They were ripped up, and he'd come out and play. Injuries didn't matter to this guy. He'd never make any kind of a big deal about it. As a result, he became a great favorite of (then Canadiens general manager) Frank Selke Sr. He didn't play too many favorites, but certainly, Tom Johnson was one of his favorites."

Brian Propp

Vladimir Lutchenko

He was the cornerstone of the great USSR teams' defense in the 1970s, effective in the 1972 Summit Series, the 1974 Series, the 1976 Canada Cup bronze medal, eight world championships and ten Soviet league titles, in addition to two Olympic golds. He was a Soviet all-star for seven years in a row: 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977.

George Armstrong

Never a prolific scorer, George is a tenacious checker and his perserverance in the corners is evident in the number of times he comes with the puck.

Phil Housley

"Phantom Phil" played quarterback and defensive back in high school, so no surprise he is good at reading plays. He has scored 300+ NHL goals and 1200+ NHL points and seven times played in NHL All-Star Game (1984, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 2000)

Helmuts Balderis

"Helmut Balderis, right wing - Worth the price of admission. Fantastic skills. Probably the best player in the world. Offensive-oriented player who has a great touch around the net and dazzling speed."

Hugh Lehman

Vinny Damphousse

Considered one of the most complete centermen in Canadiens history, Vincent Damphousse was known not only for his huge offensive output, but also for his great two-way play and significant defensive contributions.

Albert "Battleship” Leduc

Always moving at top speed, Leduc’s devastating body checks made him a fan favorite at the Forum. Cracking the NHL’s top 10 most penalized players list on three occasions, the robust rearguard fittingly earned himself the nickname “Battleship”. As adept with the puck as he was at retrieving it...

Tommy Smith

On more than one occasion, though, he surprised some of the more rugged types in the league when they tried to slap him around. He was also the top face-off man of his era.

 

[seventieslord]

René Lecavalier division

arrbez - Inglewood Jacks
Nighthawks - New Haven Nighthawks
DoMakc - Detroit Red Wings
overpass - Ottawa Senators
chaosrevolver - Peterborough Petes

 

[arrbez]

Head Coach: Pat Burns

Esa Tikkanen - Alex Delvecchio (A) - Jack Darragh
Daniel Sedin - Henrik Sedin - Tim Kerr
Lynn Patrick - Kent Nilsson - Harry Hyland
Reggie Fleming - John Madden - Ron Sutter

Bill Gadsby - Sylvio Mantha (C)
Nikolai Sologubov (A) - Glen Harmon
Robyn Regehr - Ivan Tregubov

Jacques Plante
Marty Turco

Spares: RW Real Cloutier, LW/RW Tony Granato, C/LW Robert Lang, D Pavel Kubina

PP1: Lester Patrick - Kent Nilsson - Tim Kerr - Alex Delvecchio - Bill Gadsby
PP2: Daniel Sedin - Henrik Sedin - Harry Hyland - Sylvio Mantha - Nikolai Sologubov

PK1: Esa Tikkanen - John Madden - Bill Gadsby - Sylvio Mantha
PK2: Reg Fleming - Ron Sutter - Robyn Regehr - Glen Harmon
Additional PKers: Alex Delvecchio, Jack Darragh



​

 

[overpass]

Ottawa Senators

Coach: Dick Irvin Sr
Captain: Eddie Gerard
Alternates: Jaromir Jagr and Bill Hay at home, Johnny Gottselig and Dan Bain on the road.

Doug Bentley - Henrik Zetterberg - Jaromir Jagr
Johnny Gottselig - Mike Modano - Claude Provost
Rick Nash - Dan Bain - Paul Henderson
Camille Henry - Bill "Red" Hay - Jim Peplinski
Martin Straka, Art Gagne

Eddie Gerard - Chris Pronger
Gary Bergman - Joe Simpson
Alexei Gusarov - Kjell Samuelsson
Pekka Rautakillio, Adrian Aucoin

Curtis Joseph
Vladimir Dzurilla
​

Even strength roles:

2nd line gets tough matchups
Other 3 lines are balanced.
3rd line w/Nash goes against power RWs.
Jagr gets double shifted/long shifts where possible in offensive zone.

Pronger-Gerard get big minutes, all situations, tough matchups
Bergman-Simpson get a more offensive role
Gusarov-Samuelsson get a more defensive role

Power play options

Core forwards: Henry around the net, Jagr on the right half boards.
Other forwards: Modano, Bain, Zetterberg, Nash, Bentley

Point: Simpson, Pronger, Bentley, Gerard (mostly first 3, and Bentley may also play up front with Gerard replacing him)

Modano - Henry - Jagr
Bentley - Simpson

Nash - Bain - Zetterberg
Pronger - Gerard

or

Bentley - Henry - Jagr
Pronger - Simpson

Nash - Modano - Bain
Gerard - Simpson/Zetterberg

In any case the power play runs through Jagr, with Henry finding space around the net to score goals.

Penalty kill units

Provost - Zetterberg
Pronger - Gerard

Gottselig - Hay
Gusarov - Samuelsson

Nash - Modano
Bergman

...with Jagr's line up next.

 

[chaosrevolver]

Peterborough Petes

See Post #52 for roster.

 

[Nighthawks]

New Haven Nighthawks

See Post #50 for roster.

 

[DoMakc]

Coach: Tommy Ivan
Assistant (PP, forwards): Todd McLellan
Captain: Fetisov
Alternate Captains: Stapleton, Larmer

F. Mahovlich - Barry - Larmer
Gagne - Goyette - Nedomanský
J. Wilson - Hlinka - Bauer
Pandolfo - Conroy - Lever
Zábrodský, Preston

Fetisov - Murphy
Stapleton - G. McNamara
T. Jonsson - Rochefort
K. Jönsson

Rayner
Moog

Powerplay:
PP1: Barry - Nedomanský - Mahovlich
Fetisov - Murphy
PP2: Goyette - Hlinka - Larmer
Stapleton - Jonsson

Penalty Kill:
PK1: Pandolfo - Conroy
Fetisov - Rochefort
PK2: Lever - Larmer
Stapleton - McNamara
PK3: Mahovlich - Goyette
Fetisov - Murphy
​

 

[seventieslord]

Thomas D. Green division

nik jr - Jokerit Helsinki
BraveCanadian - Guelph Platers
markrander87 - Cincinnati Fireworks
raleh - Springfield Indians
Leafs Forever - Toronto St. Pats

 

[BraveCanadian]

Guelph Platers
1986 Memorial Cup Champions

Home Rink: Guelph Memorial Gardens (1948)
GM: BraveCanadian
Coach: Al Arbour
Captain: Dave Poulin
Alternates: Clark Gillies, Bryan Trottier
Player Development Consultant: Gary Roberts

Clark Gillies - Bryan Trottier - Rick Middleton
John Ogrodnick - Rick MacLeish - Rene Robert
Mike McPhee - Dave Poulin - Yuri Lebedev
Martin Gelinas - Jason Arnott - Rick Vaive

Mike Ramsey - Guy Lapointe
Steve Smith - Eric Desjardins
Jamie Macoun - Reijo Ruotsalainen

Walter "Turk" Broda
Felix "the Cat" Potvin

Reserves
Craig Simpson - Sylvain Lefebvre - Dmitri Khristich

Powerplay:
PP1: Rick Middleton - Bryan Trottier - Rick Vaive - Guy Lapointe - Eric Desjardins
PP2: John Ogrodnick - Rick MacLeish - Rene Robert - Steve Smith - Reijo Ruotsalainen

Penalty Kill:
PK1: Dave Poulin - Rick MacLeish - Mike Ramsey - Guy Lapointe
PK2: Bryan Trottier - Rick Middleton - Steve Smith - Eric Desjardins

Spare PK Jamie Macoun if any of the top stringers are logging too many minutes in the game
​

 

[markrander87]

CINCINNATI FIREWORKS


Manager: Markrander87



Head Coach: Jacques Demers
Captain: Ed Litzenberger
Assistant Captains: Darryl Sittler, Larry Robinson, Viktor Kuzkin


Bert Olmstead - Darryl Sittler (A) - Bernie Geoffrion
Dean Prentice - Paul Ronty - Ed Litzenberger (C)
Red Berenson - Art Chapman - Dolly Swift
Shayne Corson - Rick Meagher - Jerry Toppazzini

Extra: Danny Grant LW/RW, Marc Savard

Larry Robinson (A) - Allan Stanley
Vitaly Davydov - Viktor Kuzkin (A)
Paul Shmyr - Mathieu Schneider

Extra: Larry Hillman, Bob Turner


Bernie Parent
Gerry Mcneil


PP1: Olmstead - Sittler - Litzenberger
Geoffrion - Robinson

PP2: Berenson - Ronty - Swift
Schneider - Kuzkin

PK1: Prentice -Toppazzini
Robinson - Stanley

PK2: Berenson - Meagher
Kuzkin - Davydov
​

Draft Picks:
Round 1: Larry Robinson
Round 2: Bernie Geoffrion
Round 3: Bernie Parent
Round 4: Bert Olmstead
Round 5: Darryl Sittler
Round 6: Allan Stanley
Round 7: Ed Litzenberger
Round 8: Dean Prentice
Round 9: Vitaly Davydov
Round 10: Viktor Kuzkin
Round 11: Paul Ronty
Round 12: Art Chapman
Round 13: Jerry Toppazzini
Round 14: Red Berenson
Round 15: Jacques Demers
Round 16: Bob Turner
Round 16: Mathieu Schneider
Round 17: Rick Meagher
Round 18: Shayne Corson
Round 19: Paul Shmyr
Round 20: Dolly Swift
Round 21: Danny Grant
Round 22: Gerry Mcneil
Round 23: Larry Hillman
Round 24: Marc Savard

 

[raleh]

Springfield Indians

Coach: Don Cherry
Assistant Coach: Ted Nolan
Captain: Dit Clapper
Alternate Captain: Jarome Iginla
Alternate Captain: Red Horner

Bun Cook - Adam Oates - Jarome Iginla
Valery Kamensky - Bobby Smith - Danny Gare
Don Marshall - Don Luce - Mario Tremblay
Dennis Hextall - Mike Richards - Cliff Koroll
Bones Raleigh

Red Horner - Dit Clapper
Carol Vadnais - Jack Crawford
Behn Wilson - Joe Jerwa
Allan Shields

Glenn Hall
Bill Ranford

PP1: Bun Cook - Adam Oates - Jarome Iginla - Dit Clapper - Joe Jerwa
PP2: Valery Kamensky - Bobby Smith - Danny Gare - Carol Vadnais - Behn Wilson

PK1: Don Luce - Don Marshall - Red Horner - Jack Crawford
PK2: Mike Richards - Bun Cook - Dit Clapper - Joe Jerwa



​

 

[Leafs Forever]

Toronto St.Pats

(1919-1927)
GM: Leafs Forever13
Head Coach: Pete Green
Captain: Ron Francis
Assistant Captains:Pierre Pilote, Ed Van Impe

Nels Stewart-Ron Francis(C)-Dave Taylor
Harry P. Watson(A)-Bernie Morris-Martin St. Louis
Percy Galbraith-Charlie Burns-Eric Nesterenko
Gerard Gallant-Bernie Nicholls-Leo Labine

Pierre Pilote(A)-Albert "Babe" Siebert
Art Ross-Ed Van Impe(A)
Brian Engblom-Doug Barkley

Ken Dryden
John Ross Roach

Spares:
Mike Rogers, C
Cecil Blachford, F
Fredrik Olausson, D
Joe Juneau, C/LW

Special Teams:
PP1: Babe Siebert-Nels Stewart-Martin St.Louis-Pierre Pilote-Art Ross
PP2: Bernie Nicholls-Bernie Morris-Dave Taylor-Ron Francis-Doug Barkley

PK1: Charlie Burns-Eric Nesterenko-Babe Siebert- Ed Van Impe
PK2: Percy Galbraith-Ron Francis-Brian Engblom-Pierre Pilote
PK3: Bernie Nicholls-Martin St. Louis-Brian Engblom-Ed Van Impe

Approximate Ice Time (in minutes)
Forwards

Name|ES|PP|SH|Total
Stewart|15|4|0|19
Francis|15|2|2.5|19.5
Taylor|15|3|0|18
Watson|13|0|0|13
Morris|13|3|0|16
St.Louis|13|4|1.5|18.5
Nesterenko|10|0|3|13
Burns|9|0|3|12
Galbraith|9|0|2.5|11.5
Nicholls|10|3|0|13
Gallant|8|0|0|8
Labine|8|0|0|8

Defensemen

Name|ES|PP|SH|Total
Pilote|20|5|0|25
Siebert|17|4|3|24
Ross|16.5|5|0|22.5
Van Impe|14.5|0|5|19.5
Engblom|12|0|4|17
Barkley|12|2|0|14

Pilote-Siebert: 17 Mins
Ross-Van Impe: 14 mins
Engblom-Barkley: 12 mins
Pilote-Ross: 2.5 mins
Pilote-Impe: 0.5 min

Galbraith-Burns-Nesterenko: 8 mins
Galbraith-Nicholls-Nesterenko: 1 min
Burns-Nicholls-Nesterenko: 1 min

​

 

[nik jr]

JOKERIT

Head Coach: Mike Babcock
Captain: Derian Hatcher
Assistant Captains: Barney Stanley, Kirk Muller, Jacques Lemaire

#9 Bobby Hull - #25 Jacques Lemaire - #19 Vic Stasiuk
#11 Kirk Muller* - #21 Peter Forsberg - #16 Brett Hull
#23 Chris Drury - #7 Neal Broten - #4 Jimmy Ward
#10 Gaetan Duchesne - #27 Doug Jarvis - #14 Barney Stanley
#15 Craig Janney
#24 Bill Fairbairn

#2 Derian Hatcher - #3 Reg Noble
#5 Ulf Samuelsson - #28 Brian Rafalski
#17 Rod Seiling - #33 Ron Stackhouse
#20 Jyrki Lumme
#8 Miroslav Dvorak


#1 Harry Lumley
#31 Mike Liut​

PP1:
Forsberg - Hull - Muller*
Hull - Rafalski

PP2:
Lemaire - Stasiuk - Drury*
Broten - Noble

PK1:
Jarvis - Duchesne
Hatcher - Noble

PK2:
Broten - Drury
Samuelsson - Seiling

PK3:
Jarvis - Ward
Hatcher - Noble


* takes faceoffs

 

[seventieslord]

William Northey division

EagleBelfour - Detroit Falcons
TheDevilMadeMe - New Jersey Swamp Devils
tony d & Anton Carter - Garnish Phantoms
Modo - Dawson City Nuggets
monster_bertuzzi - Vancouver Millionaires

 

[monster_bertuzzi]

VANCOUVER MILLIONARES​

Head coach: Punch Imlach
Captain: Tim Horton
Assistant: Howie Morenz
Assistant: Eric Lindros


Steve Shutt - Howie Morenz - Kenny Wharam
John Leclair - Eric Lindros - xxxxxx
John Tonelli - Walt Tkaczuk - Bobby Schmautz
xxxxxx - xxxxxx - xxxxxx

Flash Hollett - Tim Horton
Ebbie Goodfellow - Keith Magnuson
xxxxxx - xxxxxxx

Lorne Chabot
xxxxxxx

PP1: Leclair-Lindros-Morenz-Goodfellow-Hollett
PP2: Shutt-Tonelli-Wharram-Horton-xxxxx

PK1: -Tkaczuk-Schmautz-Magnuson-Horton
PK2: -Tonelli-xxxxx-xxxxx-Goodfellow
​

Just in case my editing ''priviledges'' aren't given back in time, here is my starting lineup.

Shutt-Morenz-Briere
Leclair-Lindros-Wharram
Tonelli-Tkazcuk-Schmautz
Holmstrom-Draper-Deadmarsh

Hollett-Horton
Goodfellow-Magnuson
Hamrlik-Svehla

Chabot

PP1: Leclair-Lindros-Morenz-Goodfellow-Hollett
PP2: Shutt-Tonelli-Wharram-Horton-Hamrlik

PK1: -Tkaczuk-Schmautz-Magnuson-Horton
PK2: -Tonelli-Draper-Goodfellow-Svehla

My completed special teams. Sorry for these posts but I don't know when I'll be able to edit again.

 

[Dr Pepper]

Dawson City Nuggets

Coach: Herb Brooks
Assistant Coach: Vyacheslav Bykov
Captain: Gilbert Perreault
Assistant Captains: Michel Goulet, Cy Wentworth

Michel Goulet - Gilbert Perreault - Mike Bossy
Venjamin Alexandrov - Vladimir Shadrin - Dino Ciccarelli
Glen Skov - Metro Prystai - Jere Lehtinen
Dave "Tiger" Williams - Doru Tureanu - Allan "Scotty" Davidson
x - Steven Stamkos, Ray Ferraro

Frantisek Pospisil - Oldrich Machac
Clarence "Taffy" Abel - Cy Wentworth
Craig Ludwig - Darius Kasparaitis
x - Anton Volchenkov

Clint Benedict
Viktor Konovolenko


PP1: Goulet-Perreault-Bossy-Pospisil-Machac

PP2: Alexandrov-Shadrin-Ciccarelli-Davidson-Wentworth

PK1: Shadrin-Lehtinen-Pospisil-Abel

PK2: Prystai-Skov-Kasparaitis-Ludwig​

 

[DaveG]

Garnish Phantoms

GMs: tony d and DaveG

Head Coach: Pat Quinn

Kevin Stevens - Joe Malone - Glenn Anderson (A)
Ray Whitney - Doug Gilmour (C) - Rick Tocchet
Rabbit McVeigh - Butch Goring - Kevin Dineen (A)
Hec Kilrea - Cliff Ronning - Tomas Sandstrom
Rick Kehoe, Keith Acton

Rob Blake (A) - Harvey Pulford
Lennart Svedberg - Dollard St Laurent
Kevin Hatcher - Chris Phillips
Dave Manson, Dick Redmond

Terry Sawchuk
Miikka Kiprusoff

PP1: Joe Malone - Doug Gilmour - Glenn Anderson - Rob Blake - Cliff Ronning
PP2: Kevin Stevens - Butch Goring - Ray Whitney - Kevin Hatcher - Lennart Svedberg

PK1: Butch Goring - Rabbit McVeigh - Rob Blake - Harvey Pulford
PK2: Doug Gilmour - Hec Kilrea - Dollard St. Laurent - Chris Phillips

 

[TheDevilMadeMe]

New Jersey Swamp Devils​

Head coach: Jaroslav Pitner (change forwards, implement left wing lock)
Assistant coach: Larry Robinson (change defense, coach dmen, run PP)

Tommy Phillips - Henri Richard (C) - Maurice Richard
Herbie Lewis - Vyacheslav Starshinov - Boris Mayorov (A)
Shane Doan - Clint Smith - Zigmund Palffy
Fleming MacKell - Michal Handzus - Todd Bertuzzi

Bill Quackenbush - Art Coulter (A)
Zinetula Bilyaletdinov - Babe Pratt
Rick Ley - Dan Boyle

Charlie Gardiner
Sugar Jim Henry

​

Spares: Gregg Sheppard (C/LW), Jiri Lala (RW), Alexei Zhitnik (D)

Powerplay (Click Link):
PP1: H Richard*- Starshinov - M Richard - Pratt - Boyle
PP2: Smith* - Bertuzzi - Palffy - Quackenbush - Boyle/Coulter
*faceoff

Penalty Kill:
F: MacKell - Lewis, Handzus - Doan, H Richard - Phillips
D: Quackenbush - Coulter, Bilyaletdinov - Pratt, extra: Ley

Shutdown lines (end of game / defensive draw in last minute of period): Lewis - H Richard - Phillips, MacKell - Handzus - Doan

Strategies (Please click)

Minutes charts (Please click)

 

[EagleBelfour]

All-Time Draft #7 Division Winner and Quarter Finalist
All-Time Draft #8 Division Winner and Semi Finalist
All-Time Draft #9 Division Winner and Finalist
All-Time Draft #10 Division Winner and Semi Finalist
All-Time Draft #11 Division Winner and Quarter Finalist
All-Time Draft #12 Division Winner and Champion
All-Time Draft #13 Division Runner-Up​

Detroit Falcons​

(1930-1932)

Coach: Art Ross
Assistant Coach: Lloyd Percival


Anatoli Firsov (A) - Elmer Lach (A) - Cecil Dillon
Vladimir Krutov - Tod Sloan - Vladimir Vikulov
Don Marcotte - Kenneth Mosdell - Floyd Curry
Eddie Shack - Aleksandr Almetov - Konstantin Loktev
Sergei Kapustin, LW
Johnny Gagnon, RW

Doug Harvey (C) - Fern Flaman
Zdeno Chara - Bert Corbeau (A)
Jerry Korab - Bobby Rowe
Gilles Marotte

Al Rollins
Henrik Lundqvist


Powerplay:
Anatoli Firsov - Vladimir Krutov - Elmer Lach
Doug Harvey - Zdeno Chara

Cecil Dillon - Tod Sloan - Vladimir Vikulov
Jerry Korab - Fern Flaman

Penalty Kill:
Don Marcotte - Kenneth Mosdell
Doug Harvey - Zdeno Chara

Floyd Curry - Aleksandr Almetov
Bert Corbeau - Fern Flaman

Vladimir Krutov - Elmer Lach
Doug Harvey - Zdeno Chara

​

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1st round; 4th overall - Doug Harvey
2nd round; 77th overall - Elmer Lach
3rd round; 89th overall - Anatoli Firsov
4th round; 152nd overall - Zdeno Chara
4th round; 157th overall - Fern Flaman
6th round; 232nd overall - Vladimir Krutov
6th round; 237th overall - Cecil Dillon
8th round; 317th overall - Bert Corbeau
9th round; 324th overall - Tod Sloan
10th round; 397th overall - Kenneth Mosdell
11th round; 404th overall - Don Marcotte
12th round; 477th overall - Vladimir Vikulov
13th round; 484th overall - Floyd Curry
14th round; 557th overall - Jerry Korab
15th round; 564th overall - Art Ross, coach
16th round; 637th overall - Al Rollins
17th round; 644th overall - Bobby Rowe
18th round; 717th overall - Konstantin Loktev
19th round; 724th overall - Eddie Shack
20th round; 797th overall - Aleksandr Almetov
21st round; 804th overall - Henrik Lundqvist
22nd round; 877th overall - Sergei Kapustin
23rd round; 884th overall - Gilles Marotte
24th round; 957th overall - Lloyd Percival, coach
25th round; 964th overall - Johnny Gagnon

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The Trophy Case


Stanley Cup Champion - 20
#1 Al Rollins (1951)
#2 Doug Harvey (1953, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960)
#3 Bert Corbeau (1916)
#5 Bobby Rowe (1917)
#7 Konstantin Loktev (1955, 1956, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966)*Soviet League Champion*
#8 Cecil Dillon (1933)
#9 Aleksandr Almetov (1959, 1960, 1961, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966) *Soviet League Champion*
#9 Vladimir Krutov (1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989) *Soviet League Champion*
#11 Anatoli Firsov (1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1968, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973) *Soviet League Champion*
#15 Fern Flaman (1951)
#15 Tod Sloan (1951, 1961)
#16 Elmer Lach (1944, 1946, 1953)
#18 Kenneth Mosdell (1946, 1953, 1956, 1959)
#18 Vladimir Vikulov (1964, 1965, 1966, 1968, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1977, 1978, 1979)*Soviet League Champion

Stanley Cup Finalist - 24
#2 Doug Harvey (1951, 1952, 1954, 1955, 1968)
#3 Bert Corbeau (1917, 1918, 1919)
#7 Konstantin Loktev (1962) *Soviet League Finalist*
#5 Bobby Rowe (1914, 1919, 1920)
#8 Cecil Dillon (1932, 1937)
#11 Anatoli Firsov (1967, 1969) *Soviet League Finalist*
#15 Fern Flaman (1957, 1958)
#16 Elmer Lach (1947, 1951, 1952, 1954)
#18 Kenneth Mosdell (1947, 1951, 1952, 1954, 1955)
#18 Vladimir Vikulov (1967, 1969) *Soviet League Finalist*

First All-Star Team - 17
#2 Doug Harvey (1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1960, 1961, 1962)
#5 Bobby Rowe (1918, 1919, 1923)
#7 Konstantin Loktev (1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1965) *Soviet League*
#8 Cecil Dillon (1938)
#9 Aleksandr Almetov (1961, 1962, 1963) *Soviet League*
#9 Vladimir Krutov (1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988) *Soviet League*
#11 Anatoli Firsov (1964, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969) *Soviet League*
#16 Elmer Lach (1945, 1948, 1952)
#18 Kenneth Mosdell (1954)
#18 Vladimir Vikulov (1970, 1971, 1972) *Soviet League*
#33 Zdeno Chara (2004, 2009)

Second All-Star Team - 12
#2 Doug Harvey (1959)
#5 Bobby Rowe (1917, 1920)
#7 Konstantin Loktev (1966) *Soviet League*
#8 Cecil Dillon (1936, 1937)
#9 Aleksandr Almetov (1966) *Soviet League*
#11 Anatoli Firsov (1971) *Soviet League*
#15 Fern Flaman (1955, 1957, 1958)
#15 Tod Sloan (1956)
#16 Elmer Lach (1944, 1946)
#18 Kenneth Mosdell (1955)
#18 Vladimir Vikulov (1967, 1968, 1969) *Soviet League*
#33 Zdeno Chara (2006, 2008)

Art Ross Trophy - 2
#11 Anatoli Firsov (1965, 1966, 1967) *Soviet League*
#16 Elmer Lach (1945, 1948)

Calder Trophy -

Conn Smythe Trophy - 2
#8 Cecil Dillon (1933**)
#16 Elmer Lach (1946**)

Hart Trophy - 2
#1 Al Rollins (1954)
#9 Vladimir Krutov (1987) *Soviet League*
#11 Anatoli Firsov (1968, 1969, 1971) *Soviet League*
#16 Elmer Lach (1945)

Jack Adams Trophy -

James Norris Trophy - 9
#2 Doug Harvey (1953*, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1960, 1961, 1962)
#33 Zdeno Chara (2009)

Lady Bing Trophy -

Maurice Richard Trophy -
#7 Konstantin Loktev (1959) *Soviet League*
#9 Aleksandr Almetov (1964) *Soviet League*
#9 Vladimir Krutov (1984, 1986, 1987) *Soviet League*
#11 Anatoli Firsov (1966) *Soviet League*
#18 Vladimir Vikulov (1972) *Soviet League*

Selke Trophy -

Vezina Trophy - 1
Al Rollins (1951)

Team Captain - 4
#2 Doug Harvey (1960-1961)
#3 Bert Corbeau (1925; 1927)
#15 Fern Flaman (1955-1961)
#33 Zdeno Chara (2006-2011)

Hockey Hall of Fame - 3
#16 Elmer Lach (1966)
#2 Doug Harvey (1973)
#15 Fern Flaman (1990)
#8 Anatoli Firsov (1998) *IIHF
#7 Konstantin Loktev (2007) *IIHF
#9 Vladimir Krutov (2010) *IIHF

Number Retired - 3
#2 Doug Harvey (1985)
#11 Anatoli Firsov (____)
#16 Elmer Lach (2009)


* Retroactive awards attributed by the book Ultimate Hockey
** Retroactive award attributed by the Society of International Hockey Research

 

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