Beezeral
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HF Boards Superstar v10
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AdamParrot
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late update coming today, I may also get the v11 thread open as we are coming near to the end
HF Boards Superstar v11
V11 is posted! No restrictions once again. I'm really excited to finish off version 10. We had some great careers, the retirements have been steady so it's easy to post which is nice.
V11 is posted! No restrictions once again. I'm really excited to finish off version 10. We had some great careers, the retirements have been steady so it's easy to post which is nice.
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He should be. But still: ring > HoFer.Still a HoFer though
At least he won Norris, Olympic gold and World Cup. But he should won Hart too I think. In one season he had 97 points as a Dman. Crazy.
Wow, SC with the Rangers. Love that. Finally after so many years. After being a bust for a couple of years the fortunes turned the right way for DeBlois. Can happily retire I guess 
Almost done the update! It will be posted by 3pm EST the latest
Update 23: Big Apple Gets Another Bite
- On July 7th, 2041 - Nick Khabby signed a 2-year deal worth $21,800,000 with the Vegas Golden Knights.
- On July 16th, 2041 - Everett Blank signed a 1-year deal worth $5,434,000 with the Detroit Red Wings.
- On January 1st, 2042 - Masaru Nuimasuka signed a 1-year extension worth $9,295,000 with the Montreal Canadiens.
- On January 2nd, 2042 - Lennox Forsberg signed a 1-year extension worth $16,730,000 with the Pittsburgh Penguins.
- On January 3rd, 2042 - Matthais Berndtsson signed a 1-year extension worth $11,200,000 with the Ottawa Senators.
- On January 4th, 2042 - Kei Kurusi signed a 1-year extension worth $12,050,000 with the Minnesota Wild.
- On January 4th, 2042 - Andrew Scott signed a 1-year extension worth $10,050,000 with the Ottawa Senators.
- On January 4th, 2042 - Jordan Steele signed a 1-year extension worth $12,850,000 with the Los Angeles Kings.
- On January 4th, 2042 - Patrik Storm signed a 1-year extension worth $10,500,000 with the New Jersey Devils.
- On January 5th, 2042 - Fulton Reed signed a 1-year extension worth $14,500,000 with the St. Louis Blues.
- On January 6th, 2042 - Craig Iceburg signed a 1-year extension worth $15,000,000 with the Dallas Stars.
- On February 3rd, 2042 - Everett Blank signed a 1-year extension worth $5,450,000 with the Detroit Red Wings.
- On February 3rd, 2042 - Stanislav Shalyapin signed a 1-year extension worth $14,700,000 with the Toronto Maple Leafs.
- On February 3rd, 2042 - Frank Clausson signed a 1-year extension worth $7,050,000 with the Los Angeles Kings.
- On February 4th, 2042 - Alex DeBlois signed a 1-year extension worth $5,300,000 with the New York Rangers.
- On February 5th, 2042 - Charlie Conway signed a 1-year extension worth $11,820,000 with the Dallas Stars.
World Cup Stats:
End of Season Stats:
Superstars Playoff Stats:
2042 World Hockey Championship:
The World Hockey Championships is a great opportunity for players to showcase their skills.
Player Stats:
World Championships Results:
Russia - Gold
Sweden - Silver
Canada - Bronze
Great Britain and Poland - Relegated
Player Notes & Awards:
*Heads up, if you get no news you may have came third in voting or even second but it's time consuming to write that all out! But if you really want to know lmk and I can include it in news. For Junior I'm not gonna put the player of the month or week awards, just major awards/trophies.
Matthais Berndtsson
- Alternate Captain of the Ottawa Senators
- 2041 World Cup Winners
- 1 NHL Best Defensive Player of the Week Award
Everett Blank
- Captain of the Detroit Red Wings
- 1 Player of the Week Award
- 1 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Award
- 2042 World Championship Silver Medal
Lu Pak Choi
- Captain of the Columbus Blue Jackets
Frank Clausson
- Captain of the Los Angeles Kings
- 2041 World Cup Winners
Charlie Conway
- Captain of the Dallas Stars
Alex DeBlois
- Alternate Captain of the New York Rangers
- 1 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Award
- 2042 Stanley Cup Championship
Scott Escobar
- Alternate Captain of the Chicago Blackhawks
Lennox Forsberg
- Captain of the Pittsburgh Penguins
- NHL Best Offensive Player of the Month for January
- NHL Player of the Month for January
Craig Iceburg
- 1 NHL Player of the Week Award
- 3 NHL Best Defensive Player of the Week Awards
- Named to 2041/42 NHL Second All-Star Team
Nick Khabby
- Alternate Captain of the Vegas Golden Knights
- 2 NHL Player of the Week Awards
- 1 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Award
- NHL Best Offensive Player of the Month for December
- NHL Player of the Month for December
- 2041/42 Ted Lindsay Award
- Named to 2041/42 NHL First All-Star Team
Kristof Kostrec
- Alternate Captain of the Vegas Golden
- NHL Player of the Month for May
Kei Kurusi
- Captain of the Minnesota Wild
- 1 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Award
- NHL Best Offensive Player of the Month for March
Gustav Leblanc
- Captain of the Vegas Golden Knights
- 2 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Awards
- 1 NHL Player of the Week Award
- 2041/42 Art Ross Trophy
- Named to 2041/42 NHL Second All-Star Team
- Has Decided to Retire
Masaru Nuimasuka
- Captain of the Montreal Canadiens
Fulton Reed
- Captain of the St. Louis Blues
- 2041/42 James Norris Memorial Trophy
- Named to 2041/42 NHL First All-Star Team
Chuck Sauce
- Captain of the New York Islanders
- 1 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Award
Andrew Scott
- Alternate Captain of the Ottawa Senators
- 1 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Award
- 1 NHL Player of the Week Award
- Named to 2041/42 NHL Second All-Star Team
Nuka Seyde
- Alternate Captain of the Los Angeles Kings
- 1 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Award
- 1 NHL Player of the Week Award
- 2041/42 Frank J. Selke Trophy
Stanislav Shalyapin
- Captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs
- 1 NHL Player of the Week Award
- 1 NHL Best Defensive Player of the Week Award
Jordan Steele
- Alternate Captain of the Los Angeles Kings
- 3 NHL Best Defensive Player of the Week Awards
- 2 NHL Player of the Week Awards
Patrik Storm
- Captain of the New Jersey Devils
- 2 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Awards
- 1 NHL Player of the Week Award
- 2041 World Cup Winner
Nicolas Vachon
- Captain of the San Jose Sharks
Darkauron
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f*** YOU RANGERS. Kei was so close to the cup finally...probably never going to happen now..
NORiculous
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Boom!! 2nd Art Ross!! and a good way to retire! Never went to the finals tho.
Leblanc was regularly forgotten for the All-Star game. Even with very productive years I think he went only twice in his career.
Curious to see what his stats and up too.
Leblanc was regularly forgotten for the All-Star game. Even with very productive years I think he went only twice in his career.
Curious to see what his stats and up too.
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Beezeral
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Gustav Leblanc - @NORiculous
Records Held:
Gustav Leblanc is probably one of the more underrated superstars. The French national was an absolute force in the NHL finishing off with just over 1600 points and 1000 career assists. He was your prototypical set up man. Leblanc was a top 5 lottery pick to the Toronto Maple Leafs. However he demanded a trade just four years in. One has to question whether that was the best move for his career. Either way he was moved and he had some good years in Pittsburgh. The best part about Leblanc is that he set records for right wing scoring for every team he played for except Toronto. Leblanc is just one of those players that you can trust in all situations and especially on the Power Play. Throughout his years he never got a true taste of getting close to the Stanley Cup except for the one year in Boston. Looking back you have to wonder whether being on a Pittsburgh team that was stacked with superstars costed him more accolades! Nonetheless, he is a two time Art Ross Trophy winner who was inducted into the Hall Of Fame!
Records Held:
- Cape Breton most points by a Right Wing in a season (117 points)
- Pittsburgh Penguins most points by a Right Wing in a season (122 points)
- Boston Bruins most points by a Right Wing in a season (96 points)
- Vegas Golden Knights most points by a Right Wing in a season (93 points)
- 1st All-Time in QMJHL for Most Goals by a Rook in a Single Season (51 goals)
- 1st All-Time in QMJHL for Most Assists by a Rookie in a Single Season (66 assists)
- 1st All-Time in QMJHL for Most Points by a Rookie in a Single Season (117 points)
- 7th All-Time in NHL for Most Points in a Single Season (122 Points)
- Rouen (2019-2020)
- Lyon U20 (2020-2021)
- Cape Breton Screaming Eagles (2021-2022)
- Toronto Maple Leafs (2023-2027)
- Pittsburgh Penguins (2027-2038)
- Boston Bruins (2038-2040)
- Winnipeg Jets (2039-2040)
- Vegas Golden Knights (2040-2042)
- Lyon, France
- Rouen, France
- Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
- Boston, Massachusetts, United States
- Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
- Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
- January 29th, 2020 – First international game against Austria aged 15 for France
- July 2nd, 2021 – Signed by the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles
- July 9th, 2023 – Signed by the Toronto Maple Leafs to an ELC
- June 27th, 2027 – Traded to the Pittsburgh Penguins
- July 10th, 2038 – Signed by the Boston Bruins as a UFA
- January 29th, 2040 – Traded to the Winnipeg Jets
- July 4th, 2040 – Signed by the Vegas Golden Knights as a UFA
- 1 World Championships Best Forward Trophy (2032)
- 2 Art Ross Trophies (2036/37, 2041/42)
- 2-Time NHL All-Star
- 2 NHL Second All-Star Team Awards (2036/37, 2041/42)
- 1 World Championships All-Star Team Award (2032)
- 4 Pittsburgh Penguins Fans Player of the Year (2029/30, 2031/32, 2032/33, 2035/36)
- 1 Winnipeg Jets Fans Player of the Year Award (2039/40)
Gustav Leblanc is probably one of the more underrated superstars. The French national was an absolute force in the NHL finishing off with just over 1600 points and 1000 career assists. He was your prototypical set up man. Leblanc was a top 5 lottery pick to the Toronto Maple Leafs. However he demanded a trade just four years in. One has to question whether that was the best move for his career. Either way he was moved and he had some good years in Pittsburgh. The best part about Leblanc is that he set records for right wing scoring for every team he played for except Toronto. Leblanc is just one of those players that you can trust in all situations and especially on the Power Play. Throughout his years he never got a true taste of getting close to the Stanley Cup except for the one year in Boston. Looking back you have to wonder whether being on a Pittsburgh team that was stacked with superstars costed him more accolades! Nonetheless, he is a two time Art Ross Trophy winner who was inducted into the Hall Of Fame!
NORiculous
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Great post Francis. 1600+ pts is a huge production. Funny how LeBlanc was almost never invited to the all-star games.
Thanks, was much fun.
Thanks, was much fun.
Lennox Forsberg - @dayoldhate2
Records Held:
Important Awards Won:
The wonderful career of Lennox Forsberg has come to an end one game after being traded to the New York Islanders mid-season. Forsberg suffered a torn ACL that has caused him to retire at the age of 38! What a career it has been for the Swedish two-way defenseman. Coming into the league he had a slow start offensively. He was playing behind Sean Monahan and was not getting put in many offensive situations. Prior to being drafted Forsberg was known for being a hard-working two-way center. In his 6th year of the league he had a breakout year for the Calgary Flames with 74 points which changed the trajectory of his career. He was finally getting the respect he deserved as an offensive dynamo! In the hopes of chasing a Stanley Cup he teamed up with many fellow superstars in Pittsburgh and they were eventually able to capture the big prize in 2040. Forsberg is a very accomplished international player, winning many medals on the World Cup, World Championship and Olympic circuits. He is also a natural born leader having been captain on almost every team played for! Overall Lennox Forsberg had a legit career posting over 1000 points and was inducted to the Hall of Fame!
Records Held:
- 8th All-Time in Allsvenskan for Most Assists by a Rookie in a Single Season (25 assists)
- 8th All-Time in Allsvenskan for Most Points by a Rookie in a Single Season (40 assists)
- Modo (2019-2022)
- Calgary Flames (2022-2034)
- Pittsburgh Penguins (2034-2042)
- Dallas Stars (2042-2043)
- New York Islanders (2043)
- Ornskoldsvik, Sweden
- Calgary, Alberta, Canada
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
- Dallas, Texas, United States
- Uniondale, New York, United States
- June 26th, 2022 – Signed by the Calgary Flames to an ELC
- September 4th – 2025 – First International Game against Russia aged 21 for Sweden
- July 6th, 2028 – Signed by the Calgary Flames as a UFA
- July 12th, 2034 – Signed by the Pittsburgh Penguins as a UFA
- July 15th, 2042 – Signed by the Dallas Stars as a UFA
- February 25th, 2043 – Traded by the Dallas Stars to the New York Islanders
Important Awards Won:
- 1 King Clancy Memorial Trophy (2036/37)
- 10-Time NHL All-Star
- 1 Stanley Cup (2040)
- 1 NHL First All-Star Team Award (2036/37)
- 1 World Cup Trophy (2033)
- 1 Olympic Gold Medal (2035)
- 1 Olympic Silver Medal (2039)
- 1 World Junior Championships Silver Medal (2022)
- 2 World Championships Gold Medal (2030 & 2031)
- 2 World Championships Silver Medals (2027 & 2029)
- 1 World Championships Bronze Medal (2026)
- 1 Modo J20 Fans Player of the Year Award (2020)
- 6 Calgary Flames Fans Player of the Year Awards (2027/28, 2029/30, 2030/31, 2031/32, 2032/33, 2033/34)
- 2 Pittsburgh Penguins Fans Player of the Year Awards (2038/39, 2039/40)
- 1 European Hockey Tour All-Star Team Awards (2025/26)
- 1 World Championships All-Star Team Award (2030)
- 1 Olympic Games All-Star Team Award (2039)
The wonderful career of Lennox Forsberg has come to an end one game after being traded to the New York Islanders mid-season. Forsberg suffered a torn ACL that has caused him to retire at the age of 38! What a career it has been for the Swedish two-way defenseman. Coming into the league he had a slow start offensively. He was playing behind Sean Monahan and was not getting put in many offensive situations. Prior to being drafted Forsberg was known for being a hard-working two-way center. In his 6th year of the league he had a breakout year for the Calgary Flames with 74 points which changed the trajectory of his career. He was finally getting the respect he deserved as an offensive dynamo! In the hopes of chasing a Stanley Cup he teamed up with many fellow superstars in Pittsburgh and they were eventually able to capture the big prize in 2040. Forsberg is a very accomplished international player, winning many medals on the World Cup, World Championship and Olympic circuits. He is also a natural born leader having been captain on almost every team played for! Overall Lennox Forsberg had a legit career posting over 1000 points and was inducted to the Hall of Fame!
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Awesome write up @francis246 ! Glad Lennox had a great career. Looking forward to version 11. Appreciate all the work that goes into this.
Update 24: MAPLE LEAF PRIDE!!
- On July 8th, 2042 - Nuka Seyde signed a 2-year deal worth $8,640,000 with the Vancouver Canucks.
- On July 8th, 2042 - Nicolas Vachon signed a 1-year deal worth $4,532,000 with the Tampa Bay Lightning.
- On July 10th, 2042 - Lu Pak Choi signed a 2-year deal worth $3,220,000 with the Philadelphia Flyers.
- On July 10th, 2042 - Kristof Kostrec signed a 2-year deal worth $7,160,000 with the Winnipeg Jets.
- On July 15th, 2042 - Scott Escobar signed a 2-year deal worth $8,240,000 with the Columbus Blue Jackets.
- On July 19th, 2042 - Chuck Sauce signed a 2-year deal worth $6,640,000 with the Ottawa Senators.
- On December 31st, 2043 - Kei Kurusi signed a 1-year extension worth $12,050,000 with the Minnesota Wild.
- On January 1st, 2043 - Charlie Conway signed a 1-year extension worth $11,800,000 with the Dallas Stars.
- On January 1st, 2043 - Masaru Nuimasuka signed a 1-year extension worth $11,160,000 with the Montreal Canadiens.
- On January 3rd, 2043 - Craig Iceburg signed a 1-year extension worth $15,000,000 with the Dallas Stars.
- On January 4th, 2043 - Matthais Berndtsson signed a 1-year extension worth $11,200,000 with the Ottawa Senators.
- On January 5th, 2043 - Andrew Scott signed a 1-year extension worth $10,450,000 with the Ottawa Senators.
- On January 6th, 2043 - Fulton Reed signed a 1-year extension worth $14,500,000 with the St. Louis Blues.
- On February 3rd, 2043 - Patrik Storm signed a 1-year extension worth $7,050,000 with the Los Angeles Kings.
- On February 5th, 2043 - Frank Clausson signed a 1-year extension worth $12,600,000 with the New Jersey Devils.
- On February 6th, 2043 - Everett Blank signed a 1-year extension worth $5,450,000 with the Detroit Red Wings.
Sweden - Gold
Sweden - Silver
USA - Bronze
Olympic Stats:
End of Season Stats:
Superstars Playoff Stats:
2043 World Hockey Championship:
The World Hockey Championships is a great opportunity for players to showcase their skills.
Player Stats:
World Championships Results:
United States - Gold
Sweden - Silver
Russia - Bronze
France and Slovenia - Relegated
Player Notes & Awards:
*Heads up, if you get no news you may have came third in voting or even second but it's time consuming to write that all out! But if you really want to know lmk and I can include it in news. For Junior I'm not gonna put the player of the month or week awards, just major awards/trophies.
Matthais Berndtsson
- Captain of the Ottawa Senators
- 2043 World Championship Silver Medal
- Named to 2043 World Championships All-Star Team
Everett Blank
- Captain of the Detroit Red Wings
- 2043 World Championship Gold Medal
Lu Pak Choi
- Captain of the Philadelphia Flyers
Frank Clausson
- Captain of the Los Angeles Kings
- 2043 Olympic Gold Medal
- 2 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Awards
- 1 NHL Player of the Week Award
Charlie Conway
- Captain of the Dallas Stars
Alex DeBlois
- Alternate Captain of the New York Rangers
Scott Escobar
- Captain of the Columbus Blue Jackets
Craig Iceburg
- 2043 Olympic Silver Medal
Nick Khabby
- Captain of the Vegas Golden Knights
Kristof Kostrec
- Alternate Captain of the Winnipeg Jets
- 1 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Award
- 1 NHL Player of the Week Award
Kei Kurusi
- Captain of the Minnesota Wild
- 2042/43 Art Ross Trophy
- 2042/43 Maurice 'Rocket' Richard Trophy
- 2042/43 Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy
Masaru Nuimasuka
- Captain of the Montreal Canadiens
Fulton Reed
- Captain of the St. Louis Blues
- Selected for Team Koshelev
- 1 NHL Player of the Week Award
- 1 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Award
- 2043 Olympic Bronze Medal
- Named to 2042/43 NHL First All-Star Team
Chuck Sauce
- Alternate Captain of the Ottawa Senators
Andrew Scott
- Alternate Captain of the Ottawa Senators
- 2043 Olympic Bronze Medal
- 2043 World Championships Gold Medal
- Named to 2042/43 NHL Second All-Star Team
Nuka Seyde
- Captain of the Vancouver Canucks
- 1 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Award
- 1 NHL Player of the Week Award
- 2041/42 Frank J. Selke Trophy
Stanislav Shalyapin
- Captain of the Toronto Maple Leafs
- 2043 Stanley Cup Championship
- 2042/43 James Norris Memorial Trophy
Jordan Steele
- Alternate Captain of the Los Angeles Kings
- 1 NHL Best Defensive Player of the Week Award
- 1 NHL Player of the Week Award
- NHL Best Defensive Player of the Month for April Award
Patrik Storm
- Captain of the New Jersey Devils
Nicolas Vachon
- Alternate Captain of the Tampa Bay Lightning
Probably now to his last season Clausson moved the team to be a Old Devil. Great to see him to win another Olympic Gold Medal for Sweden, can it be true that he was the only Swedish Superstar there?
only 41 games? what happened lol.
and captain of the canucks... feel so bad leaving LA
and captain of the canucks... feel so bad leaving LA
Darkauron
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another update coming today! If you haven't already signed up for v11 please do so! V10 will wrap up by Monday
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Devils are looking good now, hopefully, I can win a cup with them in the tail end of my career. Also, why does it say I signed with the Kings when I'm still playing with the Devils. I think you mixed me up with Clausson
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