Dynasty Thread Part II

[Constable]

Want to see if I did a good job, my top line is Sven Baertschi, Nikita Kucherov, and a cg'ed player. Sven is a sniper, Kucherov is a Playmaker, and the other player is a two way. Is this a good line?

 

[Cor]

My Leafs GM save file got corrupted somehow midway through the year 3 off season. Looking for suggestions on a new team do a GM mode for, any suggestions? (preferably a rebuilding team that I can build from the ground up, except for the Sabres lol)

Do the Islanders, they are always a tough rebuild, especially with no 2014 first

 

[LoganLeafs19]

Do the Islanders, they are always a tough rebuild, especially with no 2014 first

I actually decided on the Flyers since they never simulate well for me. I'll keep the Islanders in mind for the next one I do though.

 

[George Maharis]

I actually decided on the Flyers since they never simulate well for me. I'll keep the Islanders in mind for the next one I do though.

Philly is consistently bottom-5 in mine. It'll be nice to see them do well (hopefully).

On another note, you're like, the 4th or so person in here within a few days to have had their file corrupted.... what in the world are y'all doing?!

 

[LoganLeafs19]

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Ed Snider has finally had enough, Holmgren out as Flyers GM

Prior to the beginning of the 2013-14 NHL pre-season, Philadelphia Flyers owner Ed Snider shocked the hockey world when he announced that long time General Manager Paul Holmgren was relieved of his duties and would be replaced by the completely unknown Logan Harnish of Halifax, Nova Scotia.

"Ed has given me his expectations for the year (39 wins), and he was on board with my suggestion of a youth movement as we continue to bring the the Flyers towards being a perennial contender for the Stanley Cup, I've got a lot of work to do in the mean time." - Flyers GM Logan Harnish.

TSN Insider Bob McKenzie: Paul Holmgren's firing changes EVERYTHING for the Philadelphia Flyers. I've been hearing that the new GM has already let it be known to the league that anyone is available for the right price, and he has specifically put C Vincent Lecavalier, D Kimmo Timonen, and D Hal Gill on the trading block.

Notes:
-GM Firing is on
-Salary Cap is on
-Trading Difficulty is hard
-GM Mode Difficulty is hard

 

[LoganLeafs19]

Philly is consistently bottom-5 in mine. It'll be nice to see them do well (hopefully).

On another note, you're like, the 4th or so person in here within a few days to have had their file corrupted.... what in the world are y'all doing?!

Not sure what happened to mine, we had a power surge / mini blackout here in Sambro from the Blizzard the other day when I was in the process of saving it so I'm assuming that was part of the problem. Sucks because I had just traded for Tyler Seguin and solidified my top line of Baertschi, Seguin, and Kessel.

 

[Cor]

Cor's Toronto Maple Leafs BAGM

Playoffs!!!!

That is right! The Toronto Maple Leafs, after two seasons on the outside looking in, have made it back into the playoffs. After a wild finish to the season, the Leafs finished in a playoff spot , and thanks to a win versus Detroit, and a Montreal loss on the final day of the regular season, the Leafs clinched the third divisional spot, and avoid the Tampa Bay Lightning, who have been a thorn in the side of this Leafs team all season long, and will instead, face the rival Ottawa Senators. However, the Leafs lost starting goalie Jon Bernier during that final game, and the Leafs don't expect him back until Game 4. The Leafs also remain without Jon Merrill, who was hurt earlier in the year. He would be questionable for a Game 7, if the series makes it that far.

Conference Quarter Finals - Round 1

Game 1 - - 0 @ - 1
Toronto: N/A
Ottawa: E.Gryba (1)

Game 2 - - 0 @ - 2
Toronto: N/A
Ottawa: A.Hemsky (1), B.Ryan (1)

Game 3 - - 1 @ - 0
Toronto: N/A
Ottawa: M.Zibanejad (1)

Notes: - Jon Bernier will return for game 4.
- Nazem Kadri was injured, and ruled out for game 4. Bad news for a team that has been shutout 3 straight games.

Game 4 - - 0 @ - 1
Toronto: J.van Reimsdyk (1)
Ottawa: N/A

Notes: - Nazem Kadri will return for game 5.

Game 5 - - 1 @ - 3
Toronto: B.Leier (1)
Ottawa: R.Carter (1), C.MacArthur (1), M.Methot (1)

eliminate the in 5 games.​

 

[George Maharis]

Not sure what happened to mine, we had a power surge / mini blackout here in Sambro from the Blizzard the other day when I was in the process of saving it so I'm assuming that was part of the problem. Sucks because I had just traded for Tyler Seguin and solidified my top line of Baertschi, Seguin, and Kessel.

Makes sense. When I was playing during the blizzard, I made sure to save basically every 10 minutes, that way if the power went out while simulating I wouldn't be too far behind. Our power surged 4 times earlier, so I doubt I'll be playing much today.

 

[LoganLeafs19]

2013-14 NHL Season Preview:

Flyers forwards Claude Giroux and Jakub Voracek celebrate a goal during the pre-season.​

The Philadelphia Flyers had a respectable pre-season with a 4-3-0 record against their Metropolitan Division rivals.

RW Wayne Simmonds led the team with 5 goals, C Claude Giroux has 7 assists, D Braydon Coburn was a +2, LW Scott Hartnell had 15 PIMs, and G Steve Mason won 4 games to pace the team in the pre-season.

Opening Day Roster:

Forwards:
Wayne Simmonds (85 TWF) - Claude Giroux "C" (90 PLY) - Jakub Voracek (86 SNP)
Scott Hartnell "A" (84 PWF) - Vincent Lecavalier (84 PLY) - Matt Read (82 SNP)
Sean Couturier (82 TWF) - Brayden Schenn (83 TWF) - Steve Downie (82 GRN)
Zac Rinaldo (74 GRN) - Kris Newbury (75 TWF) - Adam Hall (74 GRN)

Defense:
Braydon Coburn "A" (85 DFD) - Kimmo Timonen (85 OFD)
Andrew MacDonald (84 TWD) - Luke Schenn (83 DFD)
Mark Streit (82 OFD) - Nicklas Grossmann (82 DFD)

Goal:
Steve Mason (83 HYB)
Ray Emery (80 HYB)

Healthy Scratches / Injuries:
LW Jay Rosehill (70 ENF) - Healthy Scratch
D Hal Gill (80 DFD) - Healthy Scratch​

TSN Insider Bob McKenzie: Flyers GM Logan Harnish tried to find suitors for Vincent Lecavalier, Kimmo Timonen, and Hal Gill during the pre-season but was unable to do so because of the salary cap and player interest. Keep an eye on the Flyers veterans as we progress through the season.

 

[Cor]

Cor's Toronto Maple Leafs BAGM

Season Review

The Toronto Maple Leafs had an interesting season this year. They began the season terribly, then turned it around, then fell again, and then finished the season in a mad race to the playoffs. They went into the post-season against the Senators, and fell down 3 games to 0, and got shutout all 3 games. Jonathan Bernier comes back and shuts out the Sens in game 4, and then the Leafs fall in game 5, by a score of 3-1.

Hardly the season the Leafs expected entering the year.

"Yeah, I mean we expected the team to make the playoffs this season, so in terms of that, we expected it. However they way we got their wasn't as designed" joked GM Pat Quinn, who recently signed a 3 year extension with the team.

Here are some quotes from Kevin Dineen's year end press conference. Dineen has also been retained for another 3 years.

"Yeah, you know what, we took a step forward this year, our power play was the best in the NHL compared to 19th last season, but our PK was terrible, 6th last. Again, we need to find this balance on this team when it comes to our special teams."

"Phil had a great year, career high in assists (53) and points (87) and added 34 goals to go with it. He has stepped up his game the past few seasons, this year especially."

"Bozak really had me thinking of whether he should be back on that top line, he was arguably our most consistent player. He posted career highs in every category, it was nice to see."

"Naz fell a bit from last year, he got 10 less points than last season I believe, but we sorta anticipated that coming in, he just needs to work hard over the summer and get back to where he was."

"I can't say enough good things about Morgan Rielly, Evngeny Kuznetsov and Jake Gardiner. Here are three very young players that work their ***** off. Kuz gets better every year, he posted 57 points this season, which are solid numbers for a 24 year old second line winger. If he didn't miss 5 games, he probably hits 60. Gards struggled early, but he bounced back strong. He had 34 points in 72 games, compared to 38 in 82 last season. So despite the slow start, his numbers improved. "

"Morgan Rielly is our best player. Had 11 goals and 47 assists, and is tremendous defensively. It's not often you see a guy elite at both ends of the ice, but this kid is just that. You forget he is only 22 years old."

Dineen also once again noted that he believes that Jon Bernier needs to improve his game over the summer. He mentioned that he is a goalie who picks up his game come January, but needs to start performing better in the early months.

The Ottawa Senators defeated the Edmonton Oilers in 6 games to win their 2nd Stanley Cup in 3 years

Major Retirements:

Teemu Selanne (ANA) 1,617(GP) 732(G) 812(A) 1,544(P)
Jarome Iginla (BOS) 1,478(GP) 598(G) 672(A) 1,270(P)
Daniel Aldredsson (DET) 1,415(GP) 474(G) 755(A) 1,229(P)
Marian Hossa (CHI) 1,252(GP) 518(G) 634(A) 1,152(P)
Patrick Marleau (SJS) 1,404(GP) 493(G) 550(A) 1,043(P)

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The Draft!

Jason Rioux is the highest rated goalie, at number 6.

The Scout told me to aim for the following 5 players;
LW, Bokondji Imama (64)
G, Jason Rioux (6)
RW, Nick Magyar (16)
RW, Julien Gauthier (5)
C, Antoine Dufort-Plante (53)

@DarrenDreger: Leafs deal LW Black Clarke (14th Overall Pick last year) along with the 20th Overall Pick to the Sabres for the 5th Overall Pick.

@TSNBobMcKenzie: Sabres were looking to move down, and the Leafs were their first call. They coveted Clarke.

With the 5th Overall Pick, The Maple Leafs select, G Jason Rioux!

@DarrenDreger: Detroit acquires D Bryan Allen from the Ducks for RW Zach Nastasiuk and D Will Petschenig

@Real_ESPNLebrun: LA gets C Vernon Fiddler from the Stars. C Jake Marchment and D Kurtis MacDermid head to Dallas.

@DarrenDreger: Leafs deal D TJ Brennan to the Caps for the 44th Overall Pick.

With the 44th Overall Pick, The Maple Leafs select, C, Antoine Dufort-Plante!

@DarrenDreger: Leafs scouts were raving about this kid, GM Pat Quinn said this is a pick he got for them.

With the 80th Overall Pick, The Maple Leafs select, D, Austin Clapham!

@MapleLeafs: The Leafs also drafted RW Maxim Lazarev(110), RW William Bower(140), D Dysin Mayo(170), D Travis Sanheim(200)
​

 

[George Maharis]

Since I'm deep enough into my Florida one where most of the players are CPU generated, I'm gonna start planning a new one.

Is there any team that you'd like to see be done? I've already done ones as Buffalo, Florida, NYI, and Tampa Bay, so I'd like to avoid those if possible.

 

[LoganLeafs19]

2013-14 NHL Season - October Update:

Jakub Voracek scores in a 4-1 loss to the Penguins.​

A difficult October saw the Flyers struggle after thumping the Toronto Maple Leafs 7-2 on opening night. A 5-6-0 record (10 points) has the Flyers sitting 25th in the NHL (13th in the Eastern Conference, and 6th in the Metropolitan Division. Unsurprisingly, offense has been a huge problem area for the Flyers through 11 games. However the defense has been relatively solid. Philadelphia has scored only 26 goals through 11 games (2.36 GF/game) and allowed 29 in the same span (2.64 GA/game).

Team Stats - Philadelphia:
Record: 5-6-0, 10 points, 25th in NHL, 13th in Eastern Conference.
Goals For: 26, 25th in NHL
Goals Against:: 29, 9th in NHL
PP: 11.1% (4/36), 27th in NHL
PK: 85.1% (40/47), 11th in NHL

Leading Scorers - Philadelphia - (Top 10):

Player|GP|G|A|Pts|PIM|+/-
Scott Hartnell|11|1|6|7|9|+6
Claude Giroux|11|3|4|7|2|+2
Vincent Lecavalier|11|3|4|7|2|+5
Matt Read|11|4|3|7|0|+3
Kimmo Timonen|11|0|5|5|4|-4
Sean Couturier|11|3|2|5|4|-1
Brayden Schenn|11|0|4|4|6|-3
Wayne Simmonds|11|1|3|4|8|-4
Luke Schenn|11|2|1|3|13|+3
Steve Downie|11|0|3|3|4|+3

Goaltenders - Philadelphia:

Player|GS|GAA|SV%|SO|W|L|OTL
Steve Mason|9|2.28|0.925|0|4|5|0
Ray Emery|2|2.48|0.911|0|1|0|0
Yan Danis|1|5.00|0.857|0|0|1|0

Eastern Conference Standings:

Rank|Team|Record|Points
1|New Jersey|9-3-0|18
2|Ottawa|7-5-0|14
3|Tampa Bay|7-5-0|14
4|Florida|6-4-2|14
5|Toronto|6-5-2|14
6|Montreal|6-5-2|14
7|Carolina|6-5-1|13
8|Pittsburgh|6-5-1|13
9|Boston|5-3-2|12
10|NY Islanders|5-6-1|11
11|Washington|4-5-3|11
12|Buffalo|5-8-1|11
13|Philadelphia|5-6-0|10
14|Columbus|5-6-0|10
15|NY Rangers|4-6-1|9
16|Detroit|4-7-1|9

Western Conference Standings:

Rank|Team|Record|Points
1|Anaheim|11-2-0|22
2|Nashville|9-2-1|19
3|Chicago|8-2-3|19
4|Edmonton|9-4-1|19
5|St. Louis|8-2-0|16
6|Winnipeg|7-5-2|16
7|Calgary|7-3-1|15
8|Phoenix|7-5-1|15
9|Minnesota|6-6-1|13
10|Dallas|5-5-2|12
11|Los Angeles|5-7-1|11
12|Vancouver|5-8-1|11
13|San Jose|3-7-2|8
14|Colorado|3-8-0|6

Leading Scorers - NHL (Top 5):

Player|Team|GP|G|A|Pts|PIM|+/-
Marian Hossa|Chicago|13|8|12|20|8|+5
Patrick Hornqvist|Nashville|12|13|6|19|0|+10
Nail Yakupov|Edmonton|14|8|9|17|0|+8
Ryan Getzlaf|Anaheim|13|8|8|16|14|+6
Sam Gagner|Edmonton|14|5|11|16|6|+5

Goaltending Leaders - NHL (Top5):

Player|Team|GS|GAA|SV%|SO|W|L|OTL
Frederik Andersen|Anaheim|10|1.38|0.954|0|8|0|0
Pekka Rinne|Nashville|11|1.57|0.947|2|8|1|1
Ben Bishop|Tampa Bay|10|1.88|0.940|0|7|3|0
Ondrej Pavelec|Winnipeg|14|3.09|0.909|1|7|5|2
Corey Schneider|New Jersey|10|2.00|0.930|1|7|3|0

Up Next: November Update.

 

[Cor]

Cor's Toronto Maple Leafs BAGM

(firefox crashed while I was doing this write up, so it's not going to be as pretty or indepth as mine usually are, sorry )

Re-signed Morgan Rielly, Jake Gardiner, Andrew Ladd, Jon Merrill, Kuznetsov and several others to extensions.

Dealt David Clarkson (500K retained) to the Canes for Ryan Murphy (hasn't developed at all)

Dealt Filip Forsberg and Dmitry Osipov to the Stars for Brett Ritchie and Nikolaj Ehlers

Signed Steve Downie and Matt Murphy from free agency.

Pre-Season Lines

James van Reimsdyk 88 - Nazem Kadri 87 - Phil Kessel 88
Andrew Ladd 85 - Tyler Bozak 85 - Evgeny Kuznetsov 84
Ryan O'Reilly 84 - Frederik Gauthier 80 - Carter Ashton 81
Boston Leier 81 - Darren Helm 82 - Steve Downie 80
Freddie Hamilton 76

Jake Gardiner 85 - Morgan Rielly 87
Jon Merrill 83 - Johnny Boychuk 84
Francois Beauchemin 83 - Paul Postma 80
Brian Dumoulin 78

Jonathan Bernier 84
Matt Murphy 78​

 

[iFishyHD]

Cor--That is a good team with lots of depth...what is Murphy's current situation?

 

[wings95]

Is there a way to speed up the simulation? Thanks. I still play NHL 10 because of the sim speed.

 

[LoganLeafs19]

Since I'm deep enough into my Florida one where most of the players are CPU generated, I'm gonna start planning a new one.

Is there any team that you'd like to see be done? I've already done ones as Buffalo, Florida, NYI, and Tampa Bay, so I'd like to avoid those if possible.

I don't think I've seen an Oilers GM on here, I'd also like to see an LA or Anaheim one though too.

 

[George Maharis]

I don't think I've seen an Oilers GM on here, I'd also like to see an LA or Anaheim one though too.

Anaheim it is.

Now that I've gotten the hang of these rosters, I'll be playing with the cap on and trade difficulty on hard.

 

[Cor]

Cor--That is a good team with lots of depth...what is Murphy's current situation?

Ryan Murphy?

He will be getting top line minutes on the AHL team. He is a 75ovr I think. Honestly, I was so desperate for cap room, I just dealt Clarkson and retained some of the salary. I could have gotten more, but I wanted to keep it realistic. Didn't want to get a 1st round pick for him

 

[LoganLeafs19]

2013-14 NHL Season - November Update:

Braydon Coburn and James Neal battle for position.

​

November seemed to be a month of change for the Flyers, they improved on October slightly with a 7-7-1 record to bring their overall record to 12-13-1 (25 points) and they rose to 23rd in the NHL but remained at 13th in the Eastern Conference. The power play improved dramatically from 11.1% to 18.8% (from 25th to 8th) but the penalty kill fell to 83.6% from 85.1% (11th to 14th).

Offense continues to be a strength for the Flyers, but the defense and goaltending are having trouble keeping scoring chances under control. In 15 games this month the Flyers scored 42 goals (2.8 GF/game) but allowed 46 (3.07 GA/game).

Team Stats - Philadelphia:
Record: 12-13-1, 25 points, 23rd in NHL, 13th in Eastern Conference.
Goals For: 68, (42 for in November) 18th in NHL
Goals Against:: 75 (46 against in November), 22nd in NHL
PP: 18.1% (18/96), 8th in NHL
PK: 83.6% (97/116), 14th in NHL

Leading Scorers - Philadelphia - (Top 10):

Player|GP|G|A|Pts|PIM|+/-
Claude Giroux|26|8|16|24|2|+3
Wayne Simmonds|26|9|12|21|22|-2
Vincent Lecavalier|26|6|13|19|24|+5
Matt Read|26|9|8|17|4|+4
Scott Hartnell|26|7|9|16|32|+6
Jakub Voracek|25|7|8|15|4|+2
Andrew MacDonald|26|1|12|13|6|-7
Kimmo Timonen|26|1|12|13|4|+2
Braydon Coburn|26|4|5|9|63|-1
Sean Couturier|26|3|5|8|6|-4

Goaltenders - Philadelphia:

Player|GS|GAA|SV%|SO|W|L|OTL
Steve Mason|18|2.76|0.909|1|7|10|0
Ray Emery|9|2.63|0.908|0|5|2|1
Yan Danis|1|5.00|0.857|0|0|1|0

Eastern Conference Standings:

Rank|Team|Record|Points
1|New Jersey Devils|19-6-2|40
2|Pittsburgh Penguins|16-9-3|35
3|Boston Bruins|15-8-4|34
4|Detroit Red Wings|15-9-3|33
5|Carolina Hurricanes|14-8-4|32
6|Columbus Blue Jackets|15-12-0|30
7|Florida Panthers|13-10-4|30
8|Toronto Maple Leafs|13-11-3|29
9|Ottawa Senators|13-11-2|28
10|Tampa Bay Lightning|13-12-1|27
11|Washington Capitals|12-12-3|27
12|New York Rangers|11-11-5|27
13| Philadelphia Flyers |12-13-1|25
14|New York Islanders|11-13-3|25
15|Montreal Canadiens|11-13-3|25
16|Buffalo Sabres|11-15-2|24

Western Conference Standings:

Rank|Team|Record|Points
1|Chicago Blackhawks|17-5-6|40
2|Anaheim Ducks|17-7-5|39
3|Winnipeg Jets|16-9-3|35
4|Calgary Flames|15-8-3|33
5|Nashville Predators|15-9-3|33
6|Edmonton Oilers|15-9-3|33
7|St. Louis Blues|16-9-0|32
8|Minnesota Wild|14-10-4|32
9|Phoenix Coyotes|12-12-4|26
10|Vancouver Canucks|12-14-2|26
11|San Jose Sharks|9-12-5|23
12|Dallas Stars|10-12-2|22
13|Los Angeles Kings|10-15-2|22
14|Colorado Avalanche|10-14-1|21

Leading Scorers - NHL (Top 5):

Player|Team|GP|G|A|Pts|PIM|+/-
Henrik Zetterberg|Detroit|27|13|24|37|6|+7
John Tavares|New York Islanders|27|11|25|36|17|+4
Evgeni Malkin|Pittsburgh|28|13|23|36|16|+15
Pavel Datsyuk|Detroit|27|16|20|36|14|+8
Marian Hossa|Chicago|28|15|19|34|16|+8

Goaltending Leaders - NHL (Top5):

Player|Team|GS|GAA|SV%|SO|W|L|OTL
Ondrej Pavelec|Winnipeg|23|2.55|0.922|4|14|7|2
Corey Schneider|New Jersey|17|1.99|0.933|1|13|3|1
Pekka Rinne|Nashville|24|2.31|0.925|4|13|6|3
Cam Ward|Carolina|24|2.54|0.916|1|13|7|4
Ben Bishop|Tampa Bay|22|2.30|0.927|2|12|9|1

Up Next: December Update (and hopefully a trade or two to shake things up).

 

[George Maharis]

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December 30th, 2014

Anaheim, California-

The 2013/14 season is halfway over and the Anaheim Ducks sit 15th in the NHL (7th in the West) with a record of 19-15-7.

This is the first season since George Maharis took over the club after Bob Murray stepped down due to personal reasons. Murray spent 5 years with Anaheim.

Anaheim Ducks Team Leaders

Ryan Getzlaf|18 Goals
Ryan Getzlaf|28 Assists
Ryan Getzlaf|46 Points
Corey Perry|+19
Francois Beauchemin|66 PIMS
Jonas Hiller|15 Wins

WESTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS:

Pos. | Team | PTS
1. |Nashville|54
2. |Chicago|53
3. |Minnesota|51
4. |Phoenix|48
5. |Colorado|47
6. |San Jose|45
7. | Anaheim |45
8. |Los Angeles|44
9. |Winnipeg|44
10. |Calgary|43
11. |Vancouver|40
12. |St. Louis|39
13. |Edmonton|36
14. |Dallas|28

NHL Leaders

Name | Team | Goals
S. Stamkos|TBL|32
J. Tlusty|CAR|27
S. Crosby|PIT|25
E. Kane|WPG|25
M. Gaborik|CBJ|23

Name | Team | Assists
M. St. Louis|TBL|39
J. Spezza|OTT|37
H. Sedin|VAN|37
J. Toews|CHI|37
A. Kopitar|LAK|35

Name | Team | Points
J. Toews|CHI|55
J. Tavares|NYI|52
M. St. Louis|TBL|51
S. Stamkos|TBL|50
J. Spezza|OTT|49

Name | Team | Save %
P. Rinne|NSH|.942
C. Price|MTL|.940
H. Lundqvist|NYR|.937
S. Bobrovsky|CBJ|.936
T. Rask|BOS|.934

Name | Team | GAA
P. Rinne|NSH|1.72
C. Price|MTL|1.83
H. Lundqvist|NYR|1.86
T. Rask|BOS|1.88
S. Bobrovsky|CBJ|1.89

Name | Team | Wins
S. Bobrovsky|CBJ|22
P. Rinne|NSH|20
B. Bishop|TBL|20
H. Lundqvist|NYR|18
R. Luongo|VAN|17

 

[George Maharis]

2013/14 Trade Deadline

Going into the trade deadline the Anaheim Ducks sit in 10th place in the NHL (6th in the East) with a record of 34-21-7.


Hour 1
To Montreal: Daniel Sedin
To Vancouver: Nathan Beaulieu + 2014 1st

To New Jersey: Jason Chimera
To Washington: Mark Fayne

Hour 2
no trades

Hour 3
To Colorado: Henrik Sedin
To Vancouver: Stefan Elliott + 2014 1st + 2015 1st

Hour 4
no trades

Hour 5
no trades
​

 

[Captain Nutjob]

Leading Scorers - Philadelphia - (Top 10):

Player|GP|G|A|Pts|PIM|+/-
Claude Giroux|126|8|16|24|2|+3

wat.

 

[George Maharis]

​

April 14th, 2014

Anaheim, California-

George Maharis' first season as general manager of the Anaheim Ducks has been a successful one. The team finished the regular season with a record of 46-26-10, leaving them 10th in the NHL and 5th in the West.

Anaheim will host the Phoenix Coyotes in game 1 of the Western Conference Quarterfinals.

Anaheim Ducks Team Leaders

Ryan Getzlaf|36 Goals
Ryan Getflaf|71 Assists
Ryan Getflaf|107 Points
Corey Perry|+36
Francois Beauchemin|127 PIMS
Jonas Hiller|35 Wins

WESTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS:

Pos. | Team | PTS
1. |San Jose (Z)|109
2. |Chicago (Y)|106
3. |Minnesota (X)|104
4. |Nashville (X)|102
5. | Anaheim (X) |102
6. |Phoenix (X)|97
7. |Colorado (X)|92
8. |Los Angeles (X)|91
9. |St. Louis|87
10. |Winnipeg|81
11. |Vancouver|78
12. |Dallas|75
13. |Calgary|74
14. |Edmonton|69

NHL Leaders

Name | Team | Goals
S. Stamkos|TBL|52
A. Ovechkin|WSH|50
S. Crosby|PIT|48
J. Carter|LAK|46
P. Kane|CHI|45

Name | Team | Assists
A. Kopitar|LAK|77
J. Toews|CHI|77
J. Spezza|OTT|75
M. St. Louis|TBL|73
R. Getzlaf|ANH|71

Name | Team | Points
J. Toews|CHI|111
J. Tavares|NYI|107
R. Getzlaf|ANH|107
S. Stamkos|TBL|101
J. Spezza|OTT|100

Name | Team | Save %
H. Lundqvist|NYR|.939
C. Price|MTL|.937
P. Rinne|NSH|.937
R. Miller|BUF|.936
T. Rask|BOS|.935

Name | Team | GAA
H. Lundqvist|NYR|1.78
T. Rask|BOS|1.83
J. Harding|MIN|1.87
R. Miller|BUF|1.90
P. Rinne|NSH|1.90

Name | Team | Wins
S. Bobrovsky|CBJ|40
R. Miller|BUF|40
C. Price|MTL|40
P. Rinne|NSH|39
B. Bishop|TBL|37

 

[George Maharis]

Western Conference Quarterfinals

Game 1:​

4 - 2
Anaheim: Cogliano (1), Silfverberg (1), Selanne (1), Winnik (1)
Phoenix: Vrbata (1), Yandle (1)

Game 2:​

3 - 2
Anaheim: Koivu (1), Palmieri (1), Palmieri (2)
Phoenix: Yandle (2), Doan (1)

Game 3:​

1 - 4
Anaheim: Perry (1)
Phoenix: Vermette (1), Ekman-Larsson (1), Schlemko (1), Yandle (3)

Game 4:​

0 - 2
Phoenix: Ribiero (1), Boedker (1)

Game 5:​

5 - 0
Anaheim:Palmieri (3), Perry (2), Getzlaf (1), Getzlaf (2), Palmieri (4)

Game 6:​

2 - 1
Anaheim: Getzlaf (3), Silfverberg (2)
Phoenix: Szwarz (1)


Anaheim wins 4-2
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[George Maharis]

Western Conference Semifinals

Game 1:​

0 - 2
San Jose: Marleau (3), Couture (4)

Game 2:​

1 - 5
Anaheim: Perry (3)
San Jose: Pavelski (3), Sheppard (1), Marleau (4), Burns (3), Hertl (5)

Game 3:​

4 - 2
Anaheim: Cogliano (2), Perreault (1), Beleskey (1), Palmieri (5)
San Jose: Hertl (6), Marleau (5)

Game 4:​

2 - 4
Anaheim: Penner (1), Perry (4)
San Jose: Pavelski (4), Marleau (6), Torres (1), Kennedy (1)

Game 5:​

1 - 3
Anaheim: Bonino (1)
San Jose: Torres (2), Couture (5), Marleau (7)


San Jose wins 4-1
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