Dynasty Thread Part IV

[iFishyHD]

I'd suggest Niskanen at 87ovr like I did with Stastny, I forgot to raise Nisk is my updated rosters...

Same, but there were things I missed. I didn't put John Scott on SJS like WOAT roster now.

 

[OttawaOilers]

April 14th, 2019

End of season report
Year Six

Inconsistency hinders Ducks expectations

Ducks Forward William Nylander won the Maurice Richard and Art Ross trophy again, scoring 49 goals and 87 points this year.

The Ducks started out the season 11-2-1 but then it happend, the inconsistency kicked in; and for the rest of the season Anaheim was on the pattern of "win one, lose one", nobody really knew why this was happening but people and the team themselves were frustrated over it.

The Ducks should be a much better team for what there record or standing shows, with the line-up the Ducks have up and down the roster they should be easily winning the Presidents' Trophy.

The Ducks finished with a 45-27-10 record (100 pts). 1st in the Pacific Division, 4th in the Western Conference and 6th in the League.

Team Stats:

GFPG (Goals For Per Game): 3.09, 1st (253 goals for, 1st)

GAPG (Goals Against Per Game): 2.45, 5th (201 goals against, 5th)

PP% (Power Play Percentage): 17.8%, 16th, (292 PP's, 15th, 53 power play goals, T-13th)

PK% (Penalty Kill Percentage): 83.9%, 7th, (47 power play goals against, 19th)

Advanced PK stats:
292 time short-handed, 5 short-handed goals against, T-13th, 1 short-handed goal for, T-29th


Home Record: 25-10-6
Away Record: 20-17-4

Forward Scoring Stats:

N (Name) | GP (Games Played) | G (Goals) | A (Assists) | P (Points) | PIM (Penalties In Minutes) | +/- (Plus/Minus)
William Nylander|82|49|38|87|12|+23
Corey Perry|82|27|58|85|95|+22
Ryan Getzlaf|82|16|51|67|66|+22
Tyler Ennis|82|16|43|59|6|+16
Aleksi Saarela|82|20|25|45|31|+15
Ryan Kesler|82|16|21|37|98|+16
Emerson Etem|82|15|18|33|17|+8
Adam Erne|82|9|23|32|15|+13
Frans Nielsen|82|9|22|31|8|-1
Devante Smith-Pelly|82|16|11|27|41|+6
Ben Hanowski|82|5|13|18|4|+5
Dwight King|82|9|4|13|77|+1

Defender Scoring Stats:

N (Name) | GP (Games Played) | G (Goals) | A (Assists) | P (Points) | PIM (Penalties In Minutes) | +/- (Plus/Minus)
Sami Vatanen|82|15|26|41|39|+21
Cam Fowler|82|5|24|29|10|+14
Julius Honka|82|8|20|28|10|+12
Niklas Kronwall|82|5|20|25|72|+21
Hampus Lindholm|82|7|16|23|32|+12
Matthew Carle|82|6|8|14|22|+18

Goalie Stats:

N (Name) | GP (Games Played) | GAA (Goals Against Average) | W (Wins) | L (Losses) | OTL/SOL (Overtime Losses/Shootout Losses) | SV% (Save Percentage) | S.O. (Shutouts)
John Gibson|62|2.20|35|20|4|.924|7
Igor Bobkov|21|2.88|10|7|3|.900|1

Round One Playoff Preview:

William Nylander (89) - Ryan Getzlaf (92, C) - Corey Perry (92, A)
Aleksi Saarela (86) - Ryan Kesler (87) - Tyler Ennis (86)
Emerson Etem (85) - Frans Nielsen (83) - Devante Smith-Pelly (84)
Dwight King (83) - Adam Erne (82) - Ben Hanowski (82)

Niklas Kronwall (88, A) - Sami Vatanen (87)
Cam Fowler (87) - Matthew Carle (84)
Hampus Lindholm (83) - Julius Honka (82)

John Gibson (87) - Igor Bobkov (84)

VS.



James Neal (88, A) - Colin Wilson (86) - Gabriel Bourque (85)
Joshua Shalla (80) Vincent Lecavalier (81) - Filip Forsberg 982)
Martin Havlat (81) - Craigh Smith (83) - Viktor Stalberg (83)
Dustin Penner (79) - Austin Watson (80) - Matt Halischuk (81)

Scratched: Calle Jarnkrok (81), Lauri Korpikoski (80)

Seth Jones (88) - Shea Weber (92, C)
Mattias Ekholm (86) - Ryan Ellis (86, A)
Roman Josi (84) - Hadyn Fleury (83)

Scratched: Justin Braun (79)

Pekka Rinne (90) - Leland Irving (80)

Next:
Round One Playoff Recap.

​

 

[badams326]

The Postseason
​

The London Rockstars finished the Regular Season 54-18-10 (118 Points), which was #1 in the league. The Rockstars faced the Dallas Stars in the 1st Round and swept the Stars easily, came back from a 3-0 deficit to defeat the Nashville Predators in Round 2, beat the San Jose Sharks in 5 games, and defeating the New York Rangers in 5 games to become the Stanley Cup Champions.

Round 1 vs Dallas
Game 1: Dallas 1 @ London 5
Game 2: Dallas 1 @ London 5
Game 3: London 2 @ Dallas 1
Game 4:London 3 @ Dallas 0
London wins series 4-0

Round 2 vs Nashville
Game 1: Nashville 1 @ London 0
Game 2: Nashville 2 @ London 1
Game 3: London 1 @ Nashville 2
Game 4: London 4 @ Nashville 3
Game 5: Nashville 2 @ London 3
Game 6: London 4 @ Nashville 1
Game 7: Nashville 1 @ London 2
London wins series 4-0


Round 3 vs San Jose
Game 1: San Jose 0 @ London 1
Game 2: San Jose 2 @ London 0
Game 3: London 2 @ San Jose 1
Game 4: London 2 @ San Jose 1
Game 5: San Jose 1 @ London 2
London wins series 4-1


Stanley Cup Finals vs NY Rangers
Game 1: NY Rangers 2 @ London 5
Game 2: NY Rangers 1 @ London 7
Game 3: London 1 @ NY Rangers 2
Game 4: London 3 @ NY Rangers 0
Game 5: NY Rangers 0 @ London 1
London wins series 4-1!

Team Stats (Regular Season)
Goals For Per Game: 3.15 (1st, 258 total goals for)
Goals Against per Game: 2.09 (1st, 171 total goals allowed)
Powerplay Percentage: 16.9% (18th, 325 total powerplays, 55 PP Goals)
Penalty Kill Percentage: 84.9: (t-8th, 36 PP goals against)
Home Record: 29-8-4
Away Record: 25-10-6



Player Stats (Forwards)

Name | GP | Goals | Assists | Points | +/-
Patrick Kane|82|33|45|78|+22
Mike Ribeiro|82|16|54|70|+15
Mark Scheifele|80|29|41|70|+21
Ryan Johansen|81|22|44|66|+28
Evander Kane|78|30|28|58|+22
Blake Wheeler|82|26|24|50|+21
Matt Calvert|82|14|16|30|+16
Carl Klingberg|82|17|11|28|+10
Erik Karlsson|82|9|17|28|+12
Patrice Cormier|80|11|12|23|+17
Nick Bjugstad|82|7|13|20|+9
Antoine Roussel|82|5|13|18|+13
Eric Tangradi|5|1|2|3|-1
Carl Soderberg|4|2|0|2|+2

Player Stats (Defensemen)

Name | GP | Goals | Assists | Points | +/-
Tobias Enstrom|82|12|26|48|+41
Chris Tanev|77|3|30|33|+32
Ben Thomas*|80|1|25|26|+8
Jacob Trouba|82|8|17|25|0
Thomas Hickey|78|5|20|25|+29
Zach Bogosian|44|3|12|15|+20
Theo Peckham|45|3|3|6|+13

Goalie Stats

Name | GP | W | L | OTL | Save % | GAA | Shutouts
Michael Hutchinson|53|32|13|2|92.85%|2.15|4
Jacob Brennan*|33|24|6|1|93.8%|1.83|3

*Rookie Skaters/Goalies

2016-2017 Season Awards
Stanley Cup Champions: London Rockstars (4th Central Division team to win in 5 Years)
Presidents' Trophy": London Rockstars
Clarence S. Campbell: London Rockstars
Prince of Wales: New York Rangers
Art Ross: Evgeny Kuznetsov
Hart Memorial: Evgeny Kuznetsov
James Norris: Tobias Enstrom
Lady Byng Memorial: Evgeny Kuznetsov
Calder Memorial: Brandon Pirri
Conn Smythe: Michael Hutchinson
Vezna: Jonathan Quick
William M. Jennings: Michael Hutchinson/Jacob Brennan
Bill Masterton Memorial: Nicklas Grossmann
Frank J. Selke: Pavel Datsyuk
Ted Lindsay: Jonathan Quick
Maurice Richard: Alexander Ovechkin

Up Next: Retirements and 2017 NHL Draft​

 

[OttawaOilers]

Update #47 (April 15th, 2019):


Norfolk Admirals @NorfolkAdmirals Now

#Norfolk tied with #Springfield for 108 points but had one more win, so they were the best team in the AHL with that win.


Norfolk Admirals @NorfolkAdmirals Now

Finishing with a 51-16-9 record. Defenders Robert Pahlsson and Jeff McQuaid both finished with 46 points to lead the team on Defence.

Next:
Round One Playoff Recap.

 

[GinoLucia2217]

Am going to have a long thorough writeup for the whole Montreal 2014-2015 season. Will span from the season through free agency. Draft active trade deadline, the whole works

 

[OttawaOilers]

Update #48 (April 25th, 2019):


Norfolk Admirals @NorfolkAdmirals Now

#Ads take out the @WorcesterSharks in five games, for the second straight year.


Norfolk Admirals @NorfolkAdmirals Now

Forwards Zac Dalpe, Stefan Noesen and Rickard Rakell lead the way with four points each.


Norfolk Admirals @NorfolkAdmirals Now

#Norfolk faces @TheSoundTigers #Bridgeport in Round Two!

Next:
Round Two Playoff Recap.

 

[badams326]

Jun. 23, 2017

The NHL Entry Draft
​

The Stanley Cup Champions, London Rockstars don't have a 1st Round Pick, since they traded the 30th Overall Pick to the Nashville Predators, who then traded London's 1st Rounder to Florida. New Jersey gets the 1st Overall pick 2 years in a row after making a past trade with the Minnesota Wild for the eventual 1st Overall Pick.

There was only one trade during the Draft between Toronto and Pittsburgh.

To Toronto: Paul Martin
To Pittsburgh: James Reimer and Cameron Darcy

Top 15 Draft Selections

Team|Name|Country|Position|Overall|Potential

(via Minnesota)|David Foss|Canada|C|78| 4.5

|Samuel Glass|Canada|LW/C|68| 3.5

|Gordon Stewart|Denmark|G|55|4

|Jerry Pietrangelo|Canada|D|69|4

|Kevin Smallenberg|Switzerland|LW|38|4

|Jerome Julien|Canada|C|71|4

|Calvin Ferriero|Canada|D|71|4

|Marcus Andersson|Sweden|G|55|4

|Sergei Emelin|Russia|LW/C|56|4

|Billy Perzyna|Canada|G|58|3.5

|Hudson Elynuik|Canada|LW|55|3.5

(via Tampa Bay)|Alexander Sadikov|Latvia|D|57|3.5

|Tyler Brown|United States|D|49|3.5

|Brendan Guhle|Canada|D|63|3.5

|Sergej Sharov|Ukraine|D|57|3.5

London's Draft Picks

#|Name|Country|Position|Overall|Potential
52nd (via Ottawa)|Noah Doughty|Canada|C|55|3
59th (via NY Rangers)|Craig Bogg|United States|D|59|3
60th|Nolan Aizawa|United States|LW/C|58|2

​

 

[OttawaOilers]

April 28th, 2019

Round One Playoff Recap

Ducks eliminate Predators in high scoring series

After a mediocre season Captain Ryan Getzlaf
lead the Ducks in the Round One Playoffs with 12 points!

It was a very high-scoring season with a consistent GAA of 4 being allowed combined each game, while three games had 7 goals combined. In what most people thought would be a Defensive series with the Predators they usually surprise and can score just fine. So much so they had the Ducks on there heels and Ducks fans cringing at the site of the Ducks season ending in a short time, but the Ducks prevailed!

Captain Ryan Getzlaf came up big and lead the team with 12 pts in the series, while Forward William Nylander put up 9 pts, and 4 goals; while the 3rd part of that top line Corey Perry put up 8 pts. Goalie John Gibson finished with a 4-2-1 record, along with a 2.73 GAA, and .905 SV%.

Series Scoring Summary:

Game #1: 3-2 W
Game #2: 3-1 W
Game #3: 3-4 L
Game #4: 3-1 W
Game #5: 1-4 L
Game #5: 3-4 L
Game #7: 5-2 W

Round Two Playoff Preview:

William Nylander (89) - Ryan Getzlaf (92, C) - Corey Perry (92, A)
Aleksi Saarela (86) - Ryan Kesler (87) - Tyler Ennis (86)
Emerson Etem (85) - Frans Nielsen (83) - Devante Smith-Pelly (84)
Dwight King (83) - Adam Erne (82) - Ben Hanowski (82)

Niklas Kronwall (88, A) - Sami Vatanen (87)
Cam Fowler (87) - Matthew Carle (84)
Hampus Lindholm (83) - Julius Honka (82)

John Gibson (87) - Igor Bobkov (84)

VS.



Taylor Hall (86, A) - Ryan Nugent-Hopkins (90, A) - Nail Yakupov (86)
Wayne Simmonds (84) - David Backes (86) - Jordan Eberle (85, C)
Drayson Bowman (80) - Roman Horak (83) - David Booth (80)
Benoit Pouliot (79) - Phil McRae (79) - Vladimir Sobotka (80)

Scratched: Peter Holland (80)

Martin Marincin (86) - Justin Schultz (87)
Jack Johnson (86) - Jeff Petry (85)
Nikita Nikitin (80) - Mark Fayne (80)

Scratched: Oscar Klefbom (79), Martin Gernat (79)

Jhonas Enroth (84) - Viktor Fasth (82)

Next:
Round Two Playoff Recap.

​

 

[GAMO1992]

I really want to do a team that is hard to win with, but I can't think of any...

So if anyone knows a team that's absolutely IMPOSSIBLE to win with, I'd like to give it the ole college try.

 

[OttawaOilers]

I really want to do a team that is hard to win with, but I can't think of any...

So if anyone knows a team that's absolutely IMPOSSIBLE to win with, I'd like to give it the ole college try.

Anaheim.

No just joking. (and I hope I didn't just jinx myself)

I've never myself seen Boston win the Cup (in this game), lol.

 

[GAMO1992]

Anaheim.

No just joking. (and I hope I didn't just jinx myself)

I've never myself seen Boston win the Cup (in this game), lol.

haha good one!

Well, I guess I'm going to take my talents to Boston then

 

[OttawaOilers]

haha good one!

Well, I guess I'm going to take my talents to Boston then

 

[LetsGoFlyers8]

I think I'm going to stop my Flyers GM mode. I'm going to fix some of the player and prospect ratings and I'll start a new one with a different team. What team should I do?

 

[Twenty One]

Washington Capitals: Hungry for Success

Coach Barry Trotz(on the right) is beginning his first season as the Capitals head coach.

The 2013-2014 season is underway for the Washington Capitals and officials from the team think that it could be their year. Barry Trotz is at the helm and hopes to get star winger Alexander Ovechkin back to his dominant form. Barry Trotz is looking to bring his defensive system to the Washinton Capitals. New additions of defenseman Matt Niskanen and Brooks Orpik will hopefully sturdy their blue line.

After the pre-season, the Capitals headed to Chicago to take on the defending Stanley Cup Champion Chicago Blackhawks. The Capitals hope to be in the same situation, raising the Stanley Cup Champion banner, at the end of this season.​

The first game didn't turn out the way that Washington had pictured it. Coach Barry Trotz might have a meeting about discipline following the game. Six different players took penalties leading to the Blackhawks scoring four goals, including the game-winning goal off the stick of newcomer Brad Richards. However Washington's captain, Alex Ovechkin, did account for three points (2G and 1A) in their 5-4 OT loss.

Washington Capitals Lineup:
A. Ovechkin (94) - N. Backstrom (87) - M. Johansson (83)
T. Brouwer (82) - B. Laich (83) - E. Kuznetsov (80)
D. Penner (81) - J. Chimera (80) - J. Ward (82)
T. Wilson (77) - J. Beagle (76) - E. Fehr (79)

M. Green (85) - J. Carlson (86)
K. Alzner (85) - M. Niskanen (84)
B. Orpik (83) - J. Hillen (79)

B. Holtby (83)
J. Peters (78)​

Moving forward I am looking to acquire a top line power forward to play with Ovechkin and Backstrom as well as a higher rated goalie.

 

[GAMO1992]

Change In Boston!​

After falling to the Hawks the year prior, changes needed to be made in Beantown.
So, the Bruins fired Peter Chiareli as GM and replaced him with Gamo1992.

"We've got a talented squad here in Boston, but it's my job to evaluate the roster, and make moves to ensure we can win now. Which is why I have 2 trades to announce."

C Ryan Johansen(84 PLY 4.5 Gold)

C Chris Kelly(81 GRN)
D Joe Morrow(71 DFD 4 Gold)
2016 3rd(BOS)
2018 2nd(BOS)​

"I made this move to free up some cap space. Kelly, while a great guy and good depth player, just had a horrid contract that had to go. We get younger, and more of a two-way offensive punch with Johansen."

And then, the REAL big shocker of the day.

RW Loui Erikson(85 SNP)
G Malcolm Subban(72 HYB 4.5 Gold)
3 4th's(BOS)

RW Patrick Kane(91 SNP 4.5 Gold)
G Jason Labarbera(80 HYB)​

"There's not much to say. We get a dynamic point producing forward. Sure, it stings giving up a legit goaltending prospect is Subban, but we have Tukka(Rask) and he's just only entering the prime of his career.

Minor trade:

2 nothing prospects
future 3rd

LW Daniel Winnik

Season Opening Line-up:
Lucic(87 PWF 4.5 Gold) - Bergeron(92 TWF) - Kane(91 SNP 4.5 Gold)
Marchand(86 TWF 4 Gold) - Krejci(88 PLY) - Smith(81 SNP 3.5 Green)
Winnik(80 TWF) - Johansen(84 PLY 4.5 Gold) - Paille(79 TWF)
Fraser(74 PWF 3 Gold) - Campbell(78 GRN) - Caron(76 PWF 3.5 Gold)

Chara(97 DFD) - Seidenberg(87 DFD)
Hamilton(83 TWD 4.5 Gold) - Boychuk(85 DFD)
Krug(79 OFD 3.5 Gold) - McQuaid(82 DFD)

Rask(90 HYB 4.5 Gold)
Labarbera(80 HYB)

 

[M.C.G. 31]

Dallas never wins.

 

[M.C.G. 31]

My Canadiens had a disappointing year 2. Write up later tonight or tomorrow.

 

[M.C.G. 31]

Labarbera got up to an 85ovr let's see which stupid team gives him 4mil

 

[Newfinator23]

Well my St. Louis file got corrupted or something, so I guess I'll start a new one. Team had 15 wins in the first 20 or 21 games.

I will start from the 2016 draft (again), choosing from one of eight teams. You decide, America!

Boston Bruins
Chicago Blackhawks
New Jersey Devils (this team is REALLY bad)
New York Rangers
(B!t€h)burgh Penguins
San Jose Sharks
Vancouver Canucks
Washington Capitals

I'm personally leaning towards the Rangers, as they only have about 2-4 years (depending on when Lundqvist retires) left to do anything meaningful, while having one of the weakest prospects pools - I'm talking 2006-2009 Toronto Maple Leafs weak.

 

[OttawaOilers]

Labarbera got up to an 85ovr let's see which stupid team gives him 4mil

Oh dear.

Well my St. Louis file got corrupted or something, so I guess I'll start a new one. Team had 15 wins in the first 20 or 21 games.

I will start from the 2016 draft (again), choosing from one of eight teams. You decide, America!

Boston Bruins
Chicago Blackhawks
New Jersey Devils (this team is REALLY bad)
New York Rangers
(B!t€h)burgh Penguins
San Jose Sharks
Vancouver Canucks
Washington Capitals

I'm personally leaning towards the Rangers, as they only have about 2-4 years (depending on when Lundqvist retires) left to do anything meaningful, while having one of the weakest prospects pools - I'm talking 2006-2009 Toronto Maple Leafs weak.

Do the Rangers, yeah.

 

[M.C.G. 31]

Flames signed Labarbera to a 4yr 4.915M contract

 

[Newfinator23]

Flames signed Labarbera to a 4yr 4.915M contract

Maybe they needed to reach the cap floor?

 

[l Landeskog l]

2013-2014

Trade Deadline

At the trade deadline, the Oilers find themselves with a record of 31-24-8. This puts them in 8th spot. Landy92 is still questioning if they can keep it up and make it into the playoffs. However since they are in a playoff spot, they will be buyers at the deadline.

A depth defencemen and a couple of depth forwards could help them reach the playoffs for the first time since 05-06.

Currently, Taylor Hall leads the league with 34 goals. Eberle has a solid 41 assists which puts him in 8th for most assist in the league. The trio of Hall, Eberle, and the Nuge have found chemistry again.

To

Marek Zidlicky (80)

To

Matt Fraser (79)
5th around Pick (2014)

Unfortunately, this was the only deal the Oilers could make. Zidlicky will be used as a third pairing defencemen. He's great offensively and will also add veteran presence for the young guns. Zidlicky is on the last year of his contract.

---------------------------------

Player Stats Uptill the Trade Deadline (63 GP)

Player | Goals | Assists | Points | +/- | PIMS
Eberle | 19 | 41 | 60 | +17 | 10
Hall | 34 | 24 | 58 | +16 | 32
Nugent-Hopkins | 18 | 34 | 52 | +11 | 6
Arcobello | 11 | 23 | 34 | -16 | 18
Zidlicky | 2 | 29 | 31 | +7 | 10
Perron | 13 | 16 | 29 | -16 | 16
Schultz | 3 | 25 | 28 | +3 | 4
Petry | 6 | 14 | 20 | -14 | 62
Ference | 4 | 14 | 18 | -1 | 96
Purcell | 4 | 14 | 18 | -11 | 10
Yakupov | 6 | 11 | 17 | -8 | 18

Player | GP | W | L | OTL | GAA | SV% | SO
Fasth | 32 | 15 | 12 | 4 | 2.60 | .914 | 1
Scrivens | 34 | 16 | 12 | 4 | 2.33 | .923 | 4

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[badams326]

Flames signed Labarbera to a 4yr 4.915M contract

He's probably going to lead Calgary to win the Stanley Cup.

 

[OttawaOilers]

Flames signed Labarbera to a 4yr 4.915M contract

Who else.

They always find a way with some goalie, doesn't matter who it is; lol.