Dynasty Thread Part III

[ChibiPooky]

Previous thread: http://hfboards.mandatory.com/showthread.php?t=1613777

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[GinoLucia2217]

Yeah40 pages was a lot!

 

[George Maharis]

2015/16 Trade Deadline

Going into the trade deadline the Anaheim Ducks sit in 1st place in the NHL (1st in the West) with a record of 31-29-5.


Hour 1
To Ottawa: Mike Fisher + Alex Tanguay
To Colorado: Tyler Wong + Nick Merkley + 2016 1st

To San Jose: Niklas Kronwall
To Detroit: Mirco Mueller + 2016 1st

Hour 2
no trades

Hour 3
no trades

Hour 4
To Boston: Chris Breen + 2016 3rd
To Calgary: Anders Lindback + Zane Gothberg

Hour 5
no trades

​

 

[George Maharis]

​

April 14th, 2016

Anaheim, California-

The Anaheim Ducks have reached the post-season for the 3rd time since George Maharis took over the team previous the 2013/14 season. Finishing the season with a 41-35-6 record, Anaheim sits in 18th place (6th in the West). In the 3 seasons that George Maharis has managed the Ducks, he has compiled a record of 140-80-26 (56.9%).

The Western Conference Quarterfinals will be underway on Friday night as the San Jose Sharks host the Anaheim Ducks.

Anaheim Ducks Team Leaders

Corey Perry|41 Goals
Cam Fowler|46 Assists
Corey Perry|90 Points
Cam Fowler|+5
Luca Sbisa|128 PIMS
Viktor Fasth|25 Wins

WESTERN CONFERENCE STANDINGS:

Pos. | Team | PTS
1. |Los Angeles (Z)|112
2. |Dallas (Y)|102
3. |San Jose (X)|94
4. |Minnesota (X)|89
5. |Colorado|88
6. | Anaheim (X) |88
7. |Calgary (X)|87
8. |Chicago (X)|85
9. |Winnipeg|82
10. |St. Louis|80
11. |Nashville|80
12. |Edmonton|79
13. |Vancouver|74
14. |Phoenix|72

NHL Leaders

Name | Team | Goals
S. Stamkos|TBL|54
P. Kessel|TOR|50
T. Toffoli|LAK|45
T. Seguin|DAL|44
S. Crosby|PIT|43

Name | Team | Assists
J. van Riemsdyk|TOR|72
J. Thornton|SJS|68
S. Crosby|PIT|63
J. Drouin|TBL|63
A. Kopitar|LAK|61

Name | Team | Points
S. Crosby|PIT|106
S. Stamkos|TBL|104
T. Seguin|DAL|104
J. van Riemsdyk|TOR|103
P. Kessel|TOR|98

Name | Team | Save %
P. Rinne|NSH|.938
J. Quick|LAK|.934
R. Miller|BUF|.932
H. Lundqvist|NYR|.932
T. Rask|BOS|.932

Name | Team | GAA
P. Rinne|NSH|1.88
R. Miller|BUF|1.89
H. Lundqvist|NYR|2.00
J. Quick|LAK|2.01
T. Rask|BOS|2.08

Name | Team | Wins
R. Miller|BUF|40
C. Price|MTL|39
J. Quick|LAK|37
S. Bobrovsky|CBJ|34
T. Rask|BOS|34

 

[shadow1]

(2013-2014)

28-14-5

#90 O'Reilly - #9 Duchene - #11 McGinn
#92 Landeskog - #7 Mitchell - #29 MacKinnon
#40 Tanguay - #25 Talbot - #15 Parenteau
#55 McLeod - #24 Cliche - #58 Bordeleau

#8 Hejda - #6 Johnson
#2 Holden - #4 Barrie
#61 Benoit - #5 Guenin

#1 Varlamov
#20 Berra

Extra: #16 Sarich, #35 Giguere​

I'm in my first season with the Avalanche, playing the games myself. Paul Stastny has been injured with elbow surgery since game 27 and is still 7 weeks away from returning.

Right now I've dropped a few games and thus have shifted Tanguay and Parenteau down to the third line to change things up. I'm considering trading both players for extra cap space/defensive help, as they aren't really needed in the top 6 when the team is healthy.

 

[George Maharis]

Western Conference Quarterfinals

Game 1:​

3 - 2
Anaheim: Perry (1), Silfverberg (1), Cogliano (1)
San Jose: Stone (1), Couture (1)

Game 2 (OT):​

1 - 2
Anaheim: Cogliano (2)
San Jose Thornton (1), Braun (1)

Game 3:​

2 - 3
Anaheim: Silfverberg (2), Fowler (1)
San Jose: Marleau (1), Hertl (1), Pavelski (1)

Game 4:​

0 - 2
San Jose: Burns (1), Couture (2)

Game 5:​

2 - 4
Anaheim: Winnik (1), Fowler (2)
San Jose: Stone (2), Havlat (1), Marleau (2), Hertl (2)


San Jose wins 4-1
​

 

[George Maharis]

As much as I don't like losing in the playoffs, the positive thing is it means less for me to type.

 

[George Maharis]

June 23rd, 2016

Anaheim, California -

The 2015/16 season has come to an end with the Minnesota Wild claiming Lord Stanley's cup. The Wild defeated the New York Islanders in 4 games to capture the franchise's 1st Stanley Cup. Minnesota goalie Anders Nilsson captured the Conn Smythe trophy as playoff MVP after posting a record of 16-3-2, a GAA of 1.74, a SV% of 0.944, and 4 shutouts.


AWARDS
Stanley Cup: Minnesota Wild
President's Trophy: Toronto Maple Leafs
Art Ross Trophy: Sidney Crosby
Hart Memorial Trophy: Sidney Crosby
James Norris Memorial Trophy: Drew Doughty
Lady Byng Memorial Trophy: Patrick Kane
Calder Memorial Trophy: Pavel Buchnevich
Conn Smythe Trophy: Anders Nilsson
Vezina Trophy: Ryan Miller
William M. Jennings Trophy: Ryan Miller
Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy: Paul Martin
Frank J. Selke Trophy: John Tavares
Ted Lindsay Award: Sidney Crosby
Maurice Richard Trophy: Steven Stamkos​

Retirements
Shane Doan (1490 games, 386 goals, 937 points)
Pavel Datsyuk (1025 games, 314 goals, 931 points)
Zdeno Chara (1301 games, 164 goals, 615 points)
Ed Jovanovski (1173 games, 137 goals, 502 points)
Martin Brodeur (1369 games, 720 wins, 131 shutouts)
Niklas Backstrom (463 games, 223 wins, 30 shutouts)


2016 NHL Draft
To Winnipeg: 2016 1st (17th)
To Anaheim: Josh Morrissey (62ovr, 4Y)

To Calgary: 2016 round 4-7 picks
To Anaheim: 2017 3rd


Free Agency
Alex Goligoski - Alex Goligoski - 4yr/$5.18m
P.A. Parenteau - Florida - 3yr/$4.075m
Braydon Coburn - New York I - 3yr/$4.89m
Teddy Purcell - Colorado - 4yr/$3.795m
Trevor Daley - Edmonton - 4yr/$4.13m

 

[ToppsSmith]

Hello everyone and Welcome to the 2019 Vancouver Canucks off season report. With No 1st round draft pick this season, and the Canucks winning the Cup last year, their first pick was set at the 60th pick this season. Here is how the draft ended up.

Round 1
No picks

Round 2
(60th overall pick) Toby Rimmer D TWD 64ovr 3 Red Stars

Round 3
(90th overall pick) Abraham Fediuk LW PWF 61ovr 1 yellow star

Round 4
(120th overall pick) Guy Lemieux D DFD 59ovr 1.5 yellow stars

Round 5
(150th overall pick) Mike Cavallo D OFD 54ovr 1y yellow star

Round 6
(180th overall pick) Oldrich Balastik RW ENF 36ovr 1 red star (picked on name alone)

Round 7
210th overall pick) Pavel Tulupov D DFD 58ovr 2 yellow stars

With that done it was time for the Re-sign phase, and we will start with players leaving. The big name leaving was Zack Kassian as the team and him couldn't agree on a new contract.

Zack Kassian
Nikolai Kulemin
David Pacan
Peter Anderson
Carter Hutton
Chris Higgins
Kellan Lain

Now here is the players who se-signed contracts with the team.

Alex Edler 4years 4.290
Shawn Matthias 3yrs 3.330
Dmitry Kulikov 2yrs 6.385
Marcus Foligno 3yrs 2.680
Dmitry Orlov 1yr 0.895
Erik Gudbranson 2yrs 3.905
Nicklas Jensen 1yr 0.970
Andrey Pedan 1yr 0.830
Frank Corrado 2yrs 1.865
Martin Kokes 1yr 0.825
Brendan Gaunce 2yrs 1.945
Topps Smith 2yrs 3.670
Noah Rod 1yr 0.700
Jordan Malletta 2yrs 0.735
Tyson Ballie 1yr 0.700
Cole Cassels 2yrs 0.730
Nikolaj Ehlers 2yrs 0.725
Joacim Eriksson 2yrs 1.195
Oleg Gogalev 2yrs 0.925
Brain Elliott 1yr 1.030

Now here who was offered a entry level contracts:

Clint Bailey 3yrs 0.700
Niklas Holmstrom 3yrs 0.700
Patrick Reddox 3yrs 0.740
Ivan Khomutov 3yrs 0.720
Theo Manning 3yrs 0.700

When July 1st hit, here is who the signed as a free agent:

Raphal Diaz 1yr 1.005

We will be back soon to update again on the 2019/20 season

 

[Jozay]

@DarrenDreger Mar 4: Source: Philly is shopping Simmonds. Not having strong year + fell out of favour with Berube. COL interested.

 

[Jozay]

​

Trade Deadline​

The Colorado Avalanche are sitting 2nd in their division, and 5th overall in the NHL. This may end up being one of the busier days for the Avalanche, as they have two pending UFA's, Paul Stastny and Ryan O'Reilly. Av's general manager Jozay said "Yeah, this may be a busy day for us. We've started some talks, and they may lead to deals, but we'll see". When asked if he's looking to move one of, or even both of Stastny and O'Reilly he said "Depends on what comes up. If its a deal that makes sense for us -- for the future, and the present, then we'll think about it".

With many rumours floating around, and names such as Wayne Simmonds, Joffrey Lupul, Jonas Hiller, and Mike Cammalleri all out there, it may end up being a very fun day.

HOUR 1

COL: Wayne Simmonds, Eric Wellwood

PHI: Ryan O'Reilly, Wilhelm Westlund
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WSH: Mike Cammalleri

CGY: Jaroslav Halak, Joel Rechlicz

HOUR 2

NYI: Jonathan Parker

LAK: Erik Boulton
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COL: Keith Yandle, Tim Kennedy

PHX: Paul Stastny, Garret Meurs, 2014 3rd (COL)
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WSH: Ilya Byrzgalov

MIN: Mikhail Grabovski, 2014 2nd (WSH)


HOUR 3

MTL: Saku Koivu, Daniel Winnik

ANA: Michael McCarron​

HOUR 4​

WSH: Jonas Hiller, Sheldon Souray

ANA: Andre Burakovsky, Garrett Mitchell

HOUR 5

No trades​

Will write a little blurb aboout the deadline later.​

 

[ToppsSmith]

Hello all and welcome to the 2019/20 Season report for the Vancouver Canucks. It was a good season for the Canucks, as they took the ice as defending Stanley cup champions, and put up a record of 42-32-8. That was good enough to put them back into the playoffs again, with hopes high. Here is the lines that they played with for most of the season:

T. Smith C.McDavid S. Baron
H. Shinkaruk B. Gaunce N. Jensen
M. Foligno S. Matthias Z. Dalpe
Y. Okunev A. Hall J. Hansen

D. Kulikov C. Tanev
A. Edler J. Subban
E. Gudbranson F. Corrado

J. Markstrom
J. Eriksson

D. Fox
R. Diaz
B. Elliott

These lines made things tough on opponents, as we saw a battle with Connor McDavid and Phil Kessel go toe to toe for the leagues top player in Points where Kessel won bye one point in the end. Lets look at who was the top five in points now for the Canucks.

1. Connor McDavid 21G 66A 87pts
2. Seth Baron 32G 45A 72pts
3. Topps Smith 35G 18A 53pts
4. Jordan Subban 15G 25A 40pts
5. Shawn Matthias 21G 19A 40pts

Vancouver then entered the playoffs in the first round taking on Calgary. Here is how it played out.

Game 1
4-0 Vancouver

Game 2
2-4 Calgary

Game 3
4-3 Vancouver (in double OT)

Game 4
3-0 Vancouver

Game 5
1-0 Calgary

Game 6
6-1 Vancouver

With Vancouver knocking out Calgary in the first round it was time to take on San Jose in the second round.

Game 1
3-2 San Jose

Game 2
3-2 San Jose

Game 3
2-1 San Jose

Game 4
1-0 Vancouver

Game 5
4-3 Vancouver (in double OT)

Game 6
4-2 Vancouver

Game 7
4-0 Vancouver

With the Canucks barely skinning bye San Jose it was time to take on the Leagues top team this year, The Winnipeg Jets. Here is how the series played out:

Game 1
5-2 Winnipeg

Game 2
3-2 Winnipeg (in double OT)

Game 3
4-2 Winnipeg

Game 4
3-2 Winnipeg

With that the Canucks were out of the playoffs, but they were very happy of having a great season. We will be back with the 2020 off season report next, stay tuned everybody.

 

[hockey17jp]

Jackets Defying the Odds

The Columbus Blue Jackets have been through it all, and they're not even to January yet.

Despite bringing in new stars like Nail Yakupov and Nathan Mackinnon, the Blue Jackets started the 2013-2014 campaign off with 5 straight losses, and a 3-7 record in the first 10 games. New GM Jacob Peterson didn't hesitate to make a change, trading slacking Nathan Horton (1 point in the first 10) to the Philly for Jakub Voracek. Voracek started out strong with 9 points in just 6 games, but then went on an 8 game scoreless streak in which Voracek was -6. Peterson shocked hockey fans everywhere by flipping the newly acquired Voracek for Avalanche captain Gabriel Landeskog. Though many had their doubts, the crazy trades seemed to have paid off as the Jackets erupted with Landeskog's arrival, going on a 9 game winning streak that saw the Jackets skyrocket to 2nd in the league with a 21-10-3 record.

The Jackets success is somewhat of a mystery to everyone. The team consists primarily of youngsters with little experience like Mackinnon, Jenner, Landeskog, Johansen, Atkinson, and newly acquired 19 year old Filip Forsberg, who has blossomed into a reliable point scorer while playing alongside Atkinson and Johansen. Ryan Murray is arguably one of the best defenseman in the league despite his young age. The team is also looking forward to the return of Nail Yakupov, who has not played since separating his shoulder during the season opener. The Jackets also have a couple of stars in the making in the system. Both 19 year old Alexander Wennberg and 18 year old Oliver Bjorkstrand appear to have all the tools to becoming elite players with the Jackets.

Sergei Bobrovsky has been lights out for the team, but after suffering a lower body injury in Carolina, GM Jacob Peterson traded struggling Matt Calvert (4 points in 32 games) to Philadelphia for veteran backup Ray Emery, who will take the starting position from Curtis Mcilhenny until Bobrovsky's return. Injuries have been a significant issue for Columbus so far this season but the team is still finding a way to win games. The Jackets will continue to try to make the playoffs for the first time since their first ever playoff appearance in 2009. Only time will tell if this group of rookies can make it.

 

[GinoLucia2217]

I have 3-4 pages of notes in my notebook to turn into writeups.

Oh boy I could be in for a long few days.

I have the teams top20 prospects

AHL notable players points

NHL update at all star break

A few trades to write about

 

[ToppsSmith]

Well all the years rebuilding the Canucks didn't get me fired, but Making the Semi finals did. So I will be starting fresh with a new team. Anyone have suggestions?

 

[GinoLucia2217]

Well all the years rebuilding the Canucks didn't get me fired, but Making the Semi finals did. So I will be starting fresh with a new team. Anyone have suggestions?

Substitute and do a team Japan!

 

[ToppsSmith]

Substitute and do a team Japan!

I did Team Great Britain Once, I'm Down to try Japan. Also Started a new thread about putting every ones Created players into the GM Mode, Feel free to add yours so I can add you in mine

 

[shadow1]

(2013-2014)

30-16-6

January 28th, 2014. The Avalanche make two trades to bolster it's defense:

30-16-6| |35-12-6

| |

#44 Brooks Orpik | | #15 PA Parenteau

PA Parenteau (84 OVR) is having a good season with 20 goals, 34 points, and a +23 rating in 52 games. Ultimately, I needed to make a move on defense, even though Orpik (83 OVR) is an impending UFA.

He joins my team with 1 goal, 12 points, and a +5 rating in 53 games.

30-16-6| |19-31-2

| |

#27 Dennis Wideman | | #61 Andre Benoit
#22 Blair Jones | | #46 Stefan Elliott
| | 2014 1st Round Pick

For the same reasons as above, I made another splash on defense. While Brooks Orpik will help in defensive zone, I wanted a guy who can play in every situation. Having previously traded with 1st overall Pittsburgh, I thought the 30th overall Calgary Flames were a good team to target with my "future" assets.

Wideman (84 OVR) comes over with 5 goals, 17 points, and an ugly -23 rating in 52 games. Blair Jones (72 OVR) hasn't played in the NHL this season and will be sent down to Lake Erie of the AHL.

Meanwhile, Calgary gets a 1st Round Pick in the upcoming draft, along with one of Colorado's top prospects in Stefan Elliott (75 OVR). Elliott had 1 goal and a +2 rating in 2 NHL games this season, but I feel my team is good enough to deal him for help in the present.

Andre Benoit (76 OVR) was included due to too many defensemen on the Avalanche roster. He joins Calgary with 2 goals, 5 points, and a -2 rating in 25 games, having missed a chunk of the season due to injury.

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My line-up after the trades is as follows:

#90 O'Reilly - #9 Duchene - #11 McGinn
#92 Landeskog - #29 MacKinnon - #40 Tanguay
#55 McLeod - #7 Mitchell - #25 Talbot
#14 van Der Gulik - #24 Cliche - #58 Bordeleau

#8 Hejda - #6 Johnson
#44 Orpik - #4 Barrie
#2 Holden - #27 Wideman

#1 Varlamov
#35 Giguere

Extra: #5 Guenin, #16 Sarich, #20 Berra

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Stastny remains sidelined for 6 weeks due to elbow surgery.​

 

[GinoLucia2217]

I did Team Great Britain Once, I'm Down to try Japan. Also Started a new thread about putting every ones Created players into the GM Mode, Feel free to add yours so I can add you in mine

It's not me it's my cousin! Actual Wild prospect, drafted 60th overall in the 2011 NHL draft. I tried to make it as realistic as possible by only giving him 4gold and starting him at 70ovr

 

[ToppsSmith]

So I'm going to do Team Japan Next, What team should be removed?

 

[Captain Nutjob]

Off-season/Awards
The Buffalo Sabres ended the season on a high note, winning the Stanley Cup for the second time since the firing of Tim Murray. Since GM Nutjob took over the Buffalo Sabres back before the 2013-2014 Regular Season started they have gone 239-133-38.

Draft
@BuffaloSabres: #Sabres have one first round pick in the upcoming draft. That pick being the 21st overall.

@BuffaloSabres: With the 21st Overall Pick, the Sabres are proud to select, Carl Godard! 3.5 yellow

Free Agency
Nobody notable in Free Agency..so..we'll just skip over that

Awards
Stanley Cup: Buffalo Sabres
Presidents' Trophy: Buffalo Sabres
Clarence S. Campbell: Vancouver Canucks
Prince of Wales: Buffalo Sabres

Art Ross: Nazem Kadri (Toronto Maple Leafs)
Hart Memorial: Sidney Crosby (Pittsburgh Penguins)
James Norris: Duncan Keith (Pittsburgh Penguins)
Lady Byng: Reilly Smith (Boston Bruins)
Calder Memorial: Daniel Sprong (San Jose Sharks)
Conn Smythe: Tim McCollum (Buffalo Sabres)
Vezina: Tim McCollum (Buffalo Sabres)
William M. Jennings: Magnus Helberg (Nashville Predators)
Bill Masterton: Luke Schenn (Philadelphia Flyers)
Frank J. Selke: Jason Spezza (Ottawa Senators)
Ted Lindsay: Sidney Crosby (Pittsburgh Penguins)
Maurice Richard: Sidney Crosby (Pittsburgh Penguins)

Lines Heading Into Preseason
Taylor Hall (89) - Jonathan Huberdeau (88) - Jordan Eberle (88)
Darcy Whitaker (84) - Connor McDavid (86) - Nikita Kucherov(89)
William Nylander (83) - Mark Scheifele (85) - Vladimir Tarasenko (84)
Adam Erne (83) - Alex Henriksson (81) - Zach Boychuk (82)

Ryan McDonagh (88) - Rory Antonio (87)
Aaron Ekblad (87) - Tyler Myers (86)
Dougie Hamilton (85) - Jamie McBain (83)

Tim McCollum (85)
Andrey Makarov (83)​

Up Next: Preseason Wrap-Up/Regular Season Preview​

 

[Captain Nutjob]

Preseason Wrap-Up

C Brandon Sutter is the newest member of the Buffalo Sabres

The Buffalo Sabres finished the 2018-2019 Preseason with a record of 6-0-1, which was good enough for 13 points, and first in the league. Buffalo was ready to start the Regular Season, but just days before, GM Nutjob made big trades that would shake up the Sabres lines. "With Kucherov being ready for the first line, and McDavid ready for the second line, I had to make decisions. After it's all said and done, I think I made the right choices." said GM Nutjob. He made 4 trades in total, including a trade that would send All Star RW Jordan Eberle to Florida.

Preseason Trades

acquire: Brandon Sutter, 2019 2nd Round pick, 2020 2nd Round Pick
acquire: Mark Scheifele
_______________________________________________________________________
acquire: Nicolas Meloche (4.5 yellow star TWD)
acquire: Tyler Myers
_______________________________________________________________________
acquire: Shane Miele (4.5 yellow star PWF), 2019 1st Round Pick, 2019 2nd Round Pick
acquire: Jordan Eberle
_______________________________________________________________________
acquire: Hayden McCool (3.5 yellow star PWF)
acquire: Vladimir Tarasenko, 2019 3rd Round Pick
_______________________________________________________________________

Lines going into Regular Season
Taylor Hall (89) - Jonathan Huberdeau (88) - Nikita Kucherov (89)
Darcy Whitaker (84) - Connor McDavid (86) - William Nylander (83)
Nikita Scherbak (84) - Brandon Sutter (83) - Hayden McCool (85)
Adam Erne (83) - Alex Henriksson (81) - Zach Boychuk (82)

Ryan McDonagh (88) - Rory Antonio (87)
Aaron Ekblad (87) - Nicolas Meloche (86)
Dougie Hamilton (85) - Jamie McBain (83)

Tim McCollum (85)
Andrey Makarov (83)​

 

[Tak7]

Chris Kunitz = 39 YEARS OLD! and still hasn't retired in mine. He's 83 overall now, but he's still got a 5-star shooting category.

Yikes. Never seen him stick around this late

 

[ToppsSmith]

Chris Kunitz = 39 YEARS OLD! and still hasn't retired in mine. He's 83 overall now, but he's still got a 5-star shooting category.

Yikes. Never seen him stick around this late

Sounds like a good guy to play with a young playmaker to up some stats. Nice

 

[ToppsSmith]

So I asked people who I should Be GM of next, and the only response I got was Team Japan so without further ado I bring you The Team Japan Be a GM. As Always we start with the Draft as I took Buffalo out of the Teams to add Japan(I need picks) and for some reason Alex Gudbranson I drafted #8 and was 4.5 yellow stars. I'll take it

2014 (2nd draft)

Round 1
(8th overall pick) Alex Gudbranson D DFD 54ovr 4.5 yellow stars
(16th overall pick) Miles Koules RW TWF 51ovr 3.5 yellow stars

Round 2
(38th overall pick) Alex Moodie G HYB 47ovr 4.5 Red Stars
(52nd overall pick) Mike Kunzle RW TWF 61ovr 3.5 red stars

Round 3
(68th overall pick) Alex Forsberg C PLY 52ovr 3 yellow stars

Round 4
No Picks

Round 5
(122nd overall pick) Malte Stromwall RW PLY 55ovr 3 red stars
(128th overall pick) Scott Hodgson D ENF 52ovr 2 yellow stars
(142nd overall pick) Joshua Chapman D DFD 50ovr 2.5 red stars

Round 6
(158th overall pick) Jorgen Karterud RW PWF 53ovr 2.5 Red Stars

Round 7
(188th overall Pick) Jason Fram D TWD 48ovr 2.5 yellow stars

Now we moved to the Free Agents signings

Topps Smith 2yrs 0.925
Eric Wellwood 2yrs 0.920
Ian White 3yrs 4.940

Wish the Team luck!