HF Boards Superstar v19 (EHM 1 - NHL X database)

[francis246]

Thanks so much, think Stanek accomplished a lot at the international level but unfortunately wasn't able to translate that over to the NHL level in terms of play-off success. One thing that was interesting to me was his loyalty was set as low when I created him but only played for two teams in his career. I think if he had left Quebec a bit earlier he would've broke out sooner but I really wanted him to help Quebec turn into a powerhouse, but being an expansion team on the last DB made that hard. I'm excited that it's fixed for V20!

Overall, very happy with his career. Think he turned into a superstar player who had a ton of individual success but never really translated that to team success even though Florida was quite the power house for a long time. Hopefully my next player can win a few cups!

Do you have his career earnings available? Would be interested to see how he stands up vs the other players since I know he signed a lot of extremely expensive 1 year deals in his last few years.

I can tally that up for you!

 

[Dakinjor]

Skrastins, Reynolds, Mann Khan, Jaworski all coming today. Gonna try and finish them up today with last season update

After the last season would I be able to ask for Povysil’s retirement aswell? Loved this edition but also very excited for v20

 

[francis246]

After the last season would I be able to ask for Povysil’s retirement aswell? Loved this edition but also very excited for v20

Yup povysil’s coming too

 

[francis246]

Aleksandr Skrastins - @LT

Aleksandr Skrastins

Drafted 8th Overall in the 2025 NHL Entry Draft by the Atlanta Thrashers

Position: RD
National Team Played For: Latvia
Career Earnings: $139,240,000

NHL Seasons: 21 Seasons in between (2027-2048) ATL


NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 0
NHL All-Star Appearances: 7 (2038, 2039, 2040, 2041, 2042, 2043 & 2044)
NHL Hall of Fame Induction:
Career Goal Accomplishment: (Win a Norris Trophy)

Records Held:

• Winnipeg Jets All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a Defenseman in a single season (78 points in 2043/44)

Teams Played For:

• Shattuck St. Mary’s (2022-2024)
• Michigan State Spartans (2024-2027)
• Atlanta Thrashers (2027-2032)
• New Jersey Devils (2032-2039)
• Buffalo Sabres (2039-2042)
• Chicago Blackhawks (2042-2043)
• Winnipeg Jets (2043-2047)
• San Jose Sharks (2047-2048)

Cities Lived In:

• Riga, Latvia
• Faribault, Minnesota, USA
• East Lansing, Michigan, USA
• Atlanta, Georgia, USA
• Newark, New Jersey, USA
• Buffalo, New York, USA
• Chicago, Illinois, USA
• Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
• San Jose, California, USA

Transactions:

• July 31st, 2024 – Signed a 4-year scholarship with the Michigan State Spartans
• June 21st, 2025 – Drafted by Atlanta Thrashers in 2025 NHL Entry Draft (Round 1)
• September 19th, 2027 – Signed a 2-year ELC with the Atlanta Thrashers
• March 2nd, 2029 – Signed a 4-year extension with the Atlanta Thrashers
• June 16th, 2032 – Traded by the Atlanta Thrashers to the New Jersey Devils
• December 31st, 2032 – Signed a 6-year extension with the New Jersey Devils
• July 10th, 2039 – Signed a 3-year deal with the Buffalo Sabres as a UFA
• January 14th, 2042 – Traded by the Buffalo Sabres to the Chicago Blackhawks
• July 6th, 2043 – Signed a 1-year deal with the Winnipeg Jets as a UFA
• December 31st, 2043 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Winnipeg Jets
• January 4th, 2045 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Winnipeg Jets
• July 3rd, 2046 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Winnipeg Jets
• July 6th, 2047 – Signed a 2-year deal with the San Jose Sharks as a UFA

Important Awards Won:

NCAA Awards:

• 1 NCAA Defenseman of the Year Award (2026/27)
• 1 NCAA First All-Star Team Award (2026/27)
• 1 Michigan Spartans Fans Player of the Year Award (2026/27)

NHL Awards:

• 2 American Championship First All-Star Team Awards (2038/39, 2040/41 & 2041/42)
• 4 American Championship Second All-Star Team Awards (2033/34, 2037/38, 2039/40 & 2042/43)
• 1 American Championship Third All-Star Team Award (2036/37)
• 1 American Championship Most Points Award (2040/41)
• 1 American Championship MVP Award (2040/41)
• 1 American Championship Best Defenseman Award (2040/41)
• 1 American Championship Most Goals Award (2040/41)
• 1 NHL Rod Langway Trophy (2041/42)
• 1 NHL Plus-Minus Award (2041/42)

International Awards:

• 2 World Junior Championship Div 1 Top Defenseman Awards (2025/26 & 2026/27)
• 1 World Junior Championship Div 1 First All-Star Team Award (2026/27)
• 1 World Junior Championship Div 1 Second All-Star Team Award (2023/24)
• 1 World Championships First All-Star Team Award (2035)
• 1 World Championships Second All-Star Team Award (2036)
• 2 World Championships Div 1A Top Defenseman Awards (2040 & 2041)
• 2 World Championships Div 1A First All-Star Team Awards (2040 & 2041)
• 1 World Championships Div 1A Top Scorer Award (2041)
• 1 World Championships Div 1A MVP Award (2041)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

NCAA Championships:

• 0

NHL Stanley Cups:

• 0

NHL American Championship Trophy:

• 2038 (New Jersey Devils)

NHL Canadian Championship Trophy:

• 0

World Championships Div 1A Medals:

• – 1 (2041)
• – 0
• – 1 (2040)

Mr. Skrastins! A really interesting career. At 6'5 I really thought he was going to be the next Drew Doughty, but things didn't really work out that way. He showed flashes but it never really came together where he was able to put consistent seasons together. Starting from the beginning of his hockey career there was a lot of expectations on Skrastins. He absolutely demolished the PHC with Shattuck-St. Mary's. He was able to earn a scholarship to Michigan State University, where he played 3 seasons and got better with every season. He was a true leader on that squad. His transition to pro was a tough one. I really think Atlanta thought he would be a pillar on their young electrifying squad but things never really worked out that way. A part of the problem is that they had a lot of depth on the Right Side and he wasn't ever going to get that true opportunity. So they moved Skrastins to New Jersey for Luke Hughes which was a huge trade!! Took the league by storm. Again Skrastins found himself as a the 2nd pairing RHD. It wasn't until he was moved to Chicago that he really got the opportunity to be a #1 RHD and he was able to produce. He was able to translate that into a long term contract with the Jets where he had a 78 points. But it was back to mediocrity for him after that. Skrastins is a guy who has a lot of playoff experience and he's someone you want on your back end. But he might not be a guy who you can lean on to lead your team to glory. Either way he was able to get inducted to the Hall of Fame and he still had a very successful career! Congrats!

 

[francis246]

Crabb Mann @Eberle Is Edmonton13

Crabb Mann

Drafted 1st Overall in the 2023 WHL Bantam Draft by the Vancouver Giants
Drafted 2nd Overall in the 2027 NHL Entry Draft by the Seattle Kraken

Position: C
National Team Played For: Canada
Career Earnings: $102,603,000



NHL Seasons: 20 Seasons in between (2027-2047) SEA, MIN, LA, COL, NYR

NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 2 (2044 & 2047)
NHL All-Star Appearances: 7 (2036, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2041 & 2044)
NHL Hall of Fame Induction:
Career Goal Accomplishment: (Win a Stanley Cup)


Records Held:

• Vancouver Giants All-Time Record Holder for Most Points in a single season and most points in a single season by a Center in a single season (79 points in 2025/26)
• Vancouver Giants All-Time Record Holder for Most Goals in a single season (39 goals in 2025/26)
• Vancouver Giants All-Time Record Holder for Most Goals by a rookie in a single season (36 goals in 2024/25)
• Minnesota Wild All-Time Record Holder for Most First Star Selections in a single season (19 first star selections in 2035/36)

Teams Played For:

• Whitecourt Wolverines (2022-2024)
• Vancouver Giants (2024-2027)
• Seattle Kraken (2027-2035)
• Minnesota Wild (2035-2043)
• Los Angeles Kings (2043-2044)
• Colorado Avalanche (2044-2045)
• New York Rangers (2045-2047)

Cities Lived In:

• Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
• Whitecourt, Alberta, Canada
• Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
• Seattle, Washington, USA
• St. Paul, Minnesota, USA
• Los Angeles, California, USA
• Denver, Colorado, USA
• New York, New York, USA

Transactions:

• May 2nd, 2023 – Drafted by the Vancouver Giants in the 2023 WHL Bantam Draft (Round 1)
• July 20th, 2024 – Signed to a 4-year deal the Vancouver Giants
• June 19th, 2027 – Drafted by the Seattle Kraken in the 2027 NHL Entry Draft
• June 26th, 2027 – Signed a 3-year ELC with the Seattle Kraken
• May 2nd, 2030 – Signed a 2-year extension with the Seattle Kraken
• July 28th, 2032 – Signed a 1-year deal with the Seattle Kraken as an RFA
• April 1st, 2033 – Signed a 2-year extension with the Seattle Kraken
• July 15th, 2035 – Signed an 8-year deal with the Minnesota Wild as a UFA
• July 6th, 2043 – Signed a 1-year deal with the Los Angeles Kings as a UFA
• July 5th, 2044 – Signed a 1-year deal with the Colorado Avalanche as a UFA
• July 7th, 2045 – Signed a 2-year deal with the New York Rangers as a UFA

Important Awards Won:

Major Junior Awards:

• 2 WHL Second All-Star Team Awards (2025/26 & 2026/27)
• 1 CHL Third All-Star Team Awards (2026/27)
• 2 Vancouver Giants Fans Player of the Year Awards (2025/26 & 2026/27)

NHL Awards:

• 1 NHL First All-Star Team Award (2035/36)
• 1 NHL Third All-Star Team Award (2036/37)
• 5 Minnesota Wild Fans Player of the Year Awards (2035/36, 2039/40, 2040/41, 2041/42 & 2042/43)
• 1 NHL Conn Smythe Trophy (2042/43)
• 1 NHL All-Star Game Hardest Shot Award (2039)
• 2 NHL All-Star Game Shooting Accuracy Awards (2027 & 2040)
• 1 NHL All-Star Game MVP Award (2040/41)
• 2 American Championship Second All-Star Team Awards (2036/37 & 2039/40)

International Awards:

• 1 World Junior Championship Second All-Star Team Award (2025/26)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

Major Junior Championships:

• 0

NHL Stanley Cups:

• 2043 – Minnesota Wild
• 2047 – New York Rangers

NHL American Championship Trophy:

• 2043 – Minnesota Wild

NHL Canadian Championship Trophy:

• 0

Olympics Medals:

• – 1 (2038)
• – 0
• – 0

World Championships Medals:

• – 0
• – 0
• – 1 (2042)

World Junior Championships Medals:

• – 1 (2026)
• – 1 (2027)
• – 0

Crabb Mann one of the tallest and youngest in the series and one of the most dynamic builds. He is a 6'7" center with a ton of skill, ala, Tage Thompson. Coming out the gate he didn't show too much in the AJHL. I was actually a little bit disappointed, but I think a big kid who is still learning how to put it all together will struggle against older players. Never-the-less he was the best pick that Vancouver could envision and they decided to take him first overall. With Mann, they knew they were getting a project, especially with a late birthday, they'd have him for 2-3 years. He had 3 special seasons in the WHL and proved himself to be a dominant goal scorer. It just sucked that he was drafted to Seattle where their development of young players and centers wasn't the best. He had a tough rookie season in the NHL but he was able to really push and be strong second line player for them. The best decision he made was to leave in UFA and establish himself as a #1 center somewhere else. Minnesota proved to be the perfect grounds for him to go and become a fan favourite. Crabb was a big a big part of their Stanley Cup run. He was even named Conn Smythe. I was really happy that he was able to get another one before he officially retired. Also, Mann was a big part of Team Canada at both the Junior and Men's level and was able to capture Gold Medals at the World Juniors and Olympics. His overall numbers are a bit low because of the slow start but I'm so happy he had a pretty successful career overall!

 

[francis246]

Happy New Year my friends! Thank you all for participating in the superstar. Looking forward to a great 2023 with more versions.

I’m almost done retirements and we’ll start v20 after January 3rd.

I’m debating on which team I should take over, I need your help to decide!

1. Should I just start off as GM of Japan and work my way up to the NHL?

2. Rebuild the Arizona Coyotes and GM Japan

3. Take over my Expansion Team I helped build, the Quebec Nordiques

4. Bring a Stanley Cup to my hometown and favourite team the Toronto Maple Leafs

5. Rebuild the Ottawa Senators

6. Rebuild the Anaheim Ducks

7. Start off with a Major Junior/NCAA team and work my way up the ranks.

 

[BKarchitect]

Happy New Year my friends! Thank you all for participating in the superstar. Looking forward to a great 2023 with more versions.

I’m almost done retirements and we’ll start v20 after January 3rd.

I’m debating on which team I should take over, I need your help to decide!

1. Should I just start off as GM of Japan and work my way up to the NHL?

2. Rebuild the Arizona Coyotes and GM Japan

3. Take over my Expansion Team I helped build, the Quebec Nordiques

4. Bring a Stanley Cup to my hometown and favourite team the Toronto Maple Leafs

5. Rebuild the Ottawa Senators

6. Rebuild the Anaheim Ducks

7. Start off with a Major Junior/NCAA team and work my way up the ranks.

Quebec! You built their roster - time to see how you did!

 

[francis246]

Quebec! You built their roster - time to see how you did!

I’m thinking that too, I’ll be showering the NCAA and CHL for overage prospects because we start out with none!

 

[abo9]

Happy New Year my friends! Thank you all for participating in the superstar. Looking forward to a great 2023 with more versions.

I’m almost done retirements and we’ll start v20 after January 3rd.

I’m debating on which team I should take over, I need your help to decide!

1. Should I just start off as GM of Japan and work my way up to the NHL?

2. Rebuild the Arizona Coyotes and GM Japan

3. Take over my Expansion Team I helped build, the Quebec Nordiques

4. Bring a Stanley Cup to my hometown and favourite team the Toronto Maple Leafs

5. Rebuild the Ottawa Senators

6. Rebuild the Anaheim Ducks

7. Start off with a Major Junior/NCAA team and work my way up the ranks.

Definitely the Nordiques

Btw, im almost done the first season of a new save with Atlanta, and Quebec did super well (like, playoff bound). I'm curious to see if the magic will be replicated in the Superstars save

 

[francis246]

Definitely the Nordiques

Btw, im almost done the first season of a new save with Atlanta, and Quebec did super well (like, playoff bound). I'm curious to see if the magic will be replicated in the Superstars save

How’s your Atlanta doing?

 

[abo9]

How’s your Atlanta doing?

Baaaad - the worst of the 4 teams haha. But , overall, the expansions teams are all better than the likes of Chicago, Columbus, Arizona. With a bit of luck in 2023, they should be well on their way to compete for the playoffs.

I play pretty hands off so I'm not exactly sure what killed the team, but goaltending (Varlamov and Blackwood) was atrocious.

I traded a few pending FA's for picks and prospects (Varlamov, Tarasenko and Killorn), even managing to snag Zadina which I hope will get good.

 

[Dakinjor]

Baaaad - the worst of the 4 teams haha. But , overall, the expansions teams are all better than the likes of Chicago, Columbus, Arizona. With a bit of luck in 2023, they should be well on their way to compete for the playoffs.

I play pretty hands off so I'm not exactly sure what killed the team, but goaltending (Varlamov and Blackwood) was atrocious.

I traded a few pending FA's for picks and prospects (Varlamov, Tarasenko and Killorn), even managing to snag Zadina which I hope will get good.

I’d love to see how your sim plays out if you’re willing to post it. (Maybe message me it so we don’t start filling up this post with random clutter )it’s fun to see how our 4 teams ended up doing

 

[Adaari Vaal]

I vote for the Nordiques, too

 

[francis246]

Ty Reynolds @dayoldhate2

Ty Reynolds

Drafted 1st Overall in the 2026 NHL Entry Draft by the Washington Capitals

Position: LD/RD
National Team Played For: Canada
Career Earnings: $139,657,800

NHL Seasons: 22 Seasons in between (2026-2048)

NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 4 (2037, 2040, 2041, 2043)
NHL All-Star Appearances: 13 (2033, 2034, 2035, 2037, 2038, 2039, 2040, 2041, 2042, 2043, 2044, 2045 & 2046)
NHL Hall of Fame Induction:
Career Goal Accomplishment: (Win a Norris)

Records Held:

• University of Denver Pioneers All-Time Record Holder for Most Assists in a single season (42 assists in 2025/26)
• University of Denver Pioneers All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a Defenseman in a single season (56 points in 2025/26)
• Washington Capitals All-Time Record Holder for Most Assists in a single season (91 assists in 2040/41)
• Washington Capitals All-Time Record Holder for Most Points and Most Points by a Defenseman in a single season (115 points in 2040/41)
• Washington Capitals All-Time Record Holder for Most Assists by a rookie in a single season (28 assists in 2026/27)
• Washington Capitals All-Time Record Holder for Most First Stars in a single season (19 first star selections in 2040/41)
• Washington Capitals All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Games (1,869 games played in a Capitals uniform)
• Washington Capitals All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Assists (1,280 assists in a Capitals uniform)
• Washington Capitals All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Points (1,672 points in a Capitals uniform)
• Buffalo Sabres All-Time Record Holder for Most Assists in a single season (70 assists in 2047/48)
• Buffalo Sabres All-Time Record Holder for Most Points by a Defenseman in a single season (90 points in 2047/48)
• Tied for 1st All-Time in NHL History for Most Assists in a single season (91 assists in 2040/41)
• 3rd All-Time in NHL History for Most Career Assists (1,182 NHL Career Assists)

Teams Played For:

• Brooks Bandits (2022-2024)
• University of Denver (2024-2026)
• Washington Capitals (2026-2047)
• Buffalo Sabres (2047-2048)

Cities Lived In:

• Cold Lake, Alberta, Canada
• Brooks, Alberta, Canada
• Denver, Colorado, USA
• Washington, District of Columbia, USA
• Buffalo, New York, USA

Transactions:

• June 20th, 2026 – Drafted by the Washington Capitals
• July 1st, 2026 – Signed a 2-year ELC with the Washington Capitals
• April 5th, 2029 – Signed a 3-year extension with the Washington Capitals
• January 5th, 2032 – Signed a 6-year extension with the Washington Capitals
• December 31st, 2037 – Signed a 6-year extension with the Washington Capitals
• February 5th, 2044 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Washington Capitals
• January 4th, 2045 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Washington Capitals
• February 5th, 2046 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Washington Capitals
• July 6th, 2047 – Signed a 1-year deal with the Buffalo Sabres as a UFA

Important Awards Won:

NCAA Awards:

• NCAA Freshman All-Star Team Award (2024/25)
• 1 NCAA Defenseman of the Year Award (2025/26)
• 2 NCAA First All-Star Team Awards (2024/25 & 2025/26)

NHL Awards:

• NHL Rookie All-Star Team Award (2026/27)
• 3 NHL Ted Lindsay Awards (2034/35, 2037/38 & 2040/41)
• 2 NHL Art Ross Trophies (2037/38 & 2040/41)
• 4 NHL James Norris Memorial Trophies (2034/35, 2036/37, 2037/38 & 2040/41)
• 2 NHL Rod Langway Trophies (2040/41 & 2042/43)
• 4 NHL Hart Memorial Trophies (2034/35, 2036/37, 2037/38 & 2040/41)
• 5 NHL Bobby Orr Trophies (2034/35, 2036/37, 2037/38, 2040/41 & 2047/48)
• 1 NHL King Clancy Memorial Trophies (2036/37)
• 1 NHL Conn Smythe Trophy (2036/37)
• 1 NHL Plus-Minus Award (2042/43)
• 4 NHL First All-Star Team Awards (2034/35, 2036/37, 2037/38 & 2040/41)
• 3 American Championship First All-Star Team Awards (2033/34, 2034/35 & 2036/37)
• 2 American Championship Second All-Star Team Award (2039/40 & 2040/41)
• 1 American Championship Best Defenseman (2034/35)

International Awards:

• 1 Freedom Series All-Star Team Award (2033)
• 1 World Junior Championships Top Defenseman (2025/26)
• 2 World Junior Championships First All-Star Team Awards (2024/25 & 2025/26)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

NCAA Championships:

• 0

NHL Stanley Cups:

• 2037 – Washington Capitals
• 2041 – Washington Capitals

NHL American Championship Trophy:

• 2032 – Washington Capitals
• 2037 – Washington Capitals

NHL Canadian Championship Trophy:

• 0

Olympics Medals:

• – 2 (2034 & 2038)
• – 1 (2042)
• – 0

World Championships Medals:

• – 2 (2029 & 2032)
• – 0
• – 0

World Junior Championships Medals:

• – 2 (2025 & 2026)
• – 0
• – 0

The recap we have all been waiting for. The GREAT and in my opinion the GOAT of all these EHM superstars has retired. Captain Reynolds. From the outset we all knew this superstar was going to be a special one to follow. With Brooks in the AJHL he put up back to back 92 point seasons. It was great enough to earn him a scholarship at the university of Denver! Although he never achieved team success at Denver he had a lot of individual success and was a big part of Canada's World Junior Squad. Helping them win two gold medals. Listen Reynolds is just a pure leader and winner. Everyone knew he'd make the jump right to the NHL after being drafted and it was no surprise he'd go first overall. He's a 6'4 defenseman that can play both sides and is superior on both the defensive side of the game and offensive. It was a no brainer for the Capitals to take him first overall and build their team around him. It didn't take him long to take off and begin putting up electric numbers as a defenseman. Whats even more incredible is that Reynolds has basically won every major award a defenseman can win. He was a guy who could run your power play and then get back and run your penalty kill. A true driver of offense and play. The Washington Capitals went as Reynolds went. It was amazing to see him put up three 100+ point seasons and even lead the league in scoring TWICE! What's even more special is that Reynolds is the only superstar in this series to become a part of the Triple Gold Club (1 Stanley Cup, 1 Olympic Gold and 1 World Championship Gold). He is the elite of the elite. He's everything an organization could want in a first round pick, loyal to the very end. Played 21 seasons and brought them 2 Stanley Cups, 2 American Championship Cups and 4 Stanley Cup appearances. Even to end his career he finished with 90 points with Sabres. There really wasn't much left for him to accomplish! He was a first ballot hall of famer and I know we can all stand in awe of the fantastic career of Reynolds!

 

[dayoldhate2]

I feel like I should cancel my next player and walk away with this character at the top. What a career!

 

[francis246]

I feel like I should cancel my next player and walk away with this character at the top. What a career!

maybe new name! as to not ruin the legacy!

 

[dayoldhate2]

maybe new name! as to not ruin the legacy!

Can you change the first name to Gabe?

I can run it as the son of the GOAT.

 

[francis246]

Can you change the first name to Gabe?

I can run it as the son of the GOAT.

Yes I’ll make that edit for you haha

 

[abo9]

I’d love to see how your sim plays out if you’re willing to post it. (Maybe message me it so we don’t start filling up this post with random clutter )it’s fun to see how our 4 teams ended up doing

I'll start a thread - I did for a previous sim but tapered out. I think I'll do recaps up until June 30th, as I think this is where transactions start and the calendar resets for a new year.

Made me appreciate even more all the time francis spends on these superstars versions.

 

[francis246]

Povysil coming tonight!

 

[francis246]

Petr Povysil @Dakinjor

Petr Povysil

Drafted 2nd Overall in the 2023 WHL Bantam Draft by the Prince Albert Raiders
Drafted 1st Overall in the 2027 NHL Entry Draft by the Kansas City Monarchs


Position: C
National Team Played For: Canada
Career Earnings: $147,965,800

NHL Seasons: 22 Seasons in between (2027-2049) KC

NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 3 (2044, 2045 & 2048)
NHL All-Star Appearances: 11 (2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2039, 2040, 2041, 2042, 2043 & 2044)
NHL Hall of Fame Induction:
Career Goal Accomplishment:

Records Held:

• Prince Albert Raiders All-Time Record Holder for Most Goals in a single season (45 goals in 2026/27)
• Prince Albert Raiders All-Time Record Holder for Most Points and Most Points by a Center in a single season (98 points in 2026/27)
• Prince Albert Raiders All-Time Record Holder for Most First Star Selections in a single season (26 first star selections in 2026/27)
• Prince Albert Raiders All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Goals (116 goals in a Raiders uniform)
• 9th All-Time in WHL History for Most Points in a single season (98 points in 2026/27)
• Kansas City Monarchs All-Time Record Holder for Most Goals in a single season (49 goals in a 2033/34)
• Kansas City Monarchs All-Time Record Holder for Most Points and Most Points by a Center in a single season (102 points in a 2033/34)
• Vancouver Canucks All-Time Record Holder for Most Goals in a single season (47 goals in 2041/42)
• Vancouver Canucks All-Time Record Holder for Most Points and Most Points by a Center in a single season (105 points in 2041/42)
• Vancouver Canucks All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Goals (605 career goals in a Canucks uniform)
• 10th All-Time in NHL History for Most Career Goals (734 NHL Goals)

Teams Played For:

• RHA Kelowna (2022-2024)
• Prince Albert Raiders (2024-2027)
• Kansas City Monarchs (2027-2034)
• Vancouver Canucks (2034-2048)
• Carolina Hurricanes (2048-2049)

Cities Lived In:

• Pardubice, Czech Republic
• Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
• Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada
• Kansas City, Missouri, USA
• Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
• Raleigh, North Carolina, USA

Transactions:

• June 19th, 2027 – Drafted by the Kansas City Monarchs in the 2027 NHL Entry Draft (Round 1)
• June 24th, 2027 – Signed a 3-year ELC with the Kansas City Monarchs
• March 2nd, 2030 – Signed a 3-year extension with the Kansas City Monarchs
• July 11th, 2033 – Signed a 7-year extension with the Kansas City Monarchs as an RFA
• August 4th, 2034 – Traded by the Kansas City Monarchs to the Vancouver Canucks
• January 1st, 2040 – Signed a 5-year extension with the Vancouver Canucks
• January 4th, 2045 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Vancouver Canucks
• January 4th, 2046 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Vancouver Canucks
• January 6th, 2047 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Vancouver Canucks
• August 23rd, 2048 – Signed a 1-year deal with the Carolina Hurricanes as a UFA

Important Awards Won:

CHL Awards:

• 1 WHL First All-Star Team Award (2026/27)
• 1 WHL Second All-Star Team Award (2025/26)
• 1 CHL Second All-Star Team Award (2026/27)
• 1 WHL Four Broncos Memorial Trophy (2026/27)
• 1 WHL Best Overage Player Award (2026/27)

NHL Awards:

• 1 NHL All-Star Game Fastest Skater Award (2033)
• 1 NHL Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy (2033/34)
• 1 NHL Lady Byng Memorial Trophy (2043/44)
• 1 NHL Art Ross Trophy (2046/47)
• 4 NHL Second All-Star Team Awards (2033/34, 2037/38, 2041/42 & 2043/44)
• 6 Kansas City Monarchs Fans Player of the Year Awards (2026/27, 2029/30, 2030/31, 2031/32, 2032/33 & 2033/34)
• 2 Canadian Championship Most Goals Awards (2041/42 & 2046/47)
• 3 Canadian Championship Most Points Awards (2034/35, 2041/42 & 2046/47)
• 4 Canadian Championship Best Forward Awards (2034/35, 2036/37, 2041/42 & 2046/47)
• 1 Canadian Championship MVP Awards (2034/35)
• 4 Canadian Championship First All-Star Team Awards (2034/35, 2036/37, 2041/42 & 2043/44)
• 4 Canadian Championship Second All-Star Team Awards (2035/36, 2038/39, 2039/40 & 2042/43)
• 2 Canadian Championship Third All-Star Team Awards (2040/41 & 2045/46)
• 10 Vancouver Canucks Fans Player of the Year Awards (2035/36, 2036/37, 2037/38, 2038/39, 2039/40, 2040/41, 2041/42, 2042/43, 2043/44 & 2046/47)

International Awards:

• 1 World Championship First All-Star Team Award (2034)
• 1 World Championship Second All-Star Team Award (2032)
• 1 World Championship Top Scorer Award (2034)
• 1 World Championship Top Forward Award (2034)
• 1 World Championship MVP Award (2034)
• 1 Olympics Second All-Star Team Award (2034)
• 1 Arctic Series All-Star Team Award (2032)
• 1 Arctic Series MVP Award (2032)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

CHL Championships:

• 0

NHL Stanley Cups:

• 2045 – Vancouver Canucks
• 2048 – Vancouver Caucks

NHL American Championship Trophy:

• 0

NHL Canadian Championship Trophy:

• 2035 – Vancouver Canucks

Olympics Medals:

• – 2 (2034 & 2038)
• – 1 (2042)
• – 0

World Championships Medals:

• – 2 (2032 & 2034)
• – 0
• – 0

World Junior Championships Medals:

• – 0
• – 1 (2027)
• – 0

@Dakinjor sorry for it taking so long to get this out to you! But we finally get to say goodbye to Mr. Povysil. Doing this recap made me realize that Povysil really didn't get the proper recognition that he probably should have. Povysil is legitimately a generational player and a guy who's had a pretty big impact where ever he has played. Another 6'4 Two-Way Forward who can just completely take over games. He can play on your Power Play, he could play on your Penalty Kill and he can just provide you with unlimited offense. It baffles me that he and the others on Kansas City couldn't put it all together. From a young age we knew that Povyil would be a generational goal scorer. But we weren't expecting this. Finishing his WHL career he had 116 goals in 171 games and is one of the all-time goal scoring leaders in the WHL. That translated right over to the NHL where he was able to score 734 goals. What's crazy that in the height of his career he could probably be considered to be more of a playmaker as opposed to goal scorer but he was really both. The move to the Canucks seemed to be the pivotal stop in his career. Once he got there his game kind of exploded even more. He was most likely that final piece that Vancouver needed in order to help them get over the hump and win a few cups. He is also one of two superstars who are able to say they are apart of the Triple Gold Club! I think when it comes down to it, Povysil was probably robbed of a few awards and recognitions. But overall, a really great career! Congrats on an amazing career!

 

[Dakinjor]

Petr Povysil @Dakinjor

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Petr Povysil

Drafted 2nd Overall in the 2023 WHL Bantam Draft by the Prince Albert Raiders
Drafted 1st Overall in the 2027 NHL Entry Draft by the Kansas City Monarchs


Position: C
National Team Played For: Canada
Career Earnings: $147,965,800

NHL Seasons: 22 Seasons in between (2027-2049) KC

NHL Stanley Cup Finals Appearances: 3 (2044, 2045 & 2048)
NHL All-Star Appearances: 11 (2033, 2034, 2035, 2036, 2037, 2039, 2040, 2041, 2042, 2043 & 2044)
NHL Hall of Fame Induction:
Career Goal Accomplishment:

Records Held:

• Prince Albert Raiders All-Time Record Holder for Most Goals in a single season (45 goals in 2026/27)
• Prince Albert Raiders All-Time Record Holder for Most Points and Most Points by a Center in a single season (98 points in 2026/27)
• Prince Albert Raiders All-Time Record Holder for Most First Star Selections in a single season (26 first star selections in 2026/27)
• Prince Albert Raiders All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Goals (116 goals in a Raiders uniform)
• 9th All-Time in WHL History for Most Points in a single season (98 points in 2026/27)
• Kansas City Monarchs All-Time Record Holder for Most Goals in a single season (49 goals in a 2033/34)
• Kansas City Monarchs All-Time Record Holder for Most Points and Most Points by a Center in a single season (102 points in a 2033/34)
• Vancouver Canucks All-Time Record Holder for Most Goals in a single season (47 goals in 2041/42)
• Vancouver Canucks All-Time Record Holder for Most Points and Most Points by a Center in a single season (105 points in 2041/42)
• Vancouver Canucks All-Time Record Holder for Most Career Goals (605 career goals in a Canucks uniform)
• 10th All-Time in NHL History for Most Career Goals (734 NHL Goals)

Teams Played For:

• RHA Kelowna (2022-2024)
• Prince Albert Raiders (2024-2027)
• Kansas City Monarchs (2027-2034)
• Vancouver Canucks (2034-2048)
• Carolina Hurricanes (2048-2049)

Cities Lived In:

• Pardubice, Czech Republic
• Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada
• Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, Canada
• Kansas City, Missouri, USA
• Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
• Raleigh, North Carolina, USA

Transactions:

• June 19th, 2027 – Drafted by the Kansas City Monarchs in the 2027 NHL Entry Draft (Round 1)
• June 24th, 2027 – Signed a 3-year ELC with the Kansas City Monarchs
• March 2nd, 2030 – Signed a 3-year extension with the Kansas City Monarchs
• July 11th, 2033 – Signed a 7-year extension with the Kansas City Monarchs as an RFA
• August 4th, 2034 – Traded by the Kansas City Monarchs to the Vancouver Canucks
• January 1st, 2040 – Signed a 5-year extension with the Vancouver Canucks
• January 4th, 2045 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Vancouver Canucks
• January 4th, 2046 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Vancouver Canucks
• January 6th, 2047 – Signed a 1-year extension with the Vancouver Canucks
• August 23rd, 2048 – Signed a 1-year deal with the Carolina Hurricanes as a UFA

Important Awards Won:

CHL Awards:

• 1 WHL First All-Star Team Award (2026/27)
• 1 WHL Second All-Star Team Award (2025/26)
• 1 CHL Second All-Star Team Award (2026/27)
• 1 WHL Four Broncos Memorial Trophy (2026/27)
• 1 WHL Best Overage Player Award (2026/27)

NHL Awards:

• 1 NHL All-Star Game Fastest Skater Award (2033)
• 1 NHL Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy (2033/34)
• 1 NHL Lady Byng Memorial Trophy (2043/44)
• 1 NHL Art Ross Trophy (2046/47)
• 4 NHL Second All-Star Team Awards (2033/34, 2037/38, 2041/42 & 2043/44)
• 6 Kansas City Monarchs Fans Player of the Year Awards (2026/27, 2029/30, 2030/31, 2031/32, 2032/33 & 2033/34)
• 2 Canadian Championship Most Goals Awards (2041/42 & 2046/47)
• 3 Canadian Championship Most Points Awards (2034/35, 2041/42 & 2046/47)
• 4 Canadian Championship Best Forward Awards (2034/35, 2036/37, 2041/42 & 2046/47)
• 1 Canadian Championship MVP Awards (2034/35)
• 4 Canadian Championship First All-Star Team Awards (2034/35, 2036/37, 2041/42 & 2043/44)
• 4 Canadian Championship Second All-Star Team Awards (2035/36, 2038/39, 2039/40 & 2042/43)
• 2 Canadian Championship Third All-Star Team Awards (2040/41 & 2045/46)
• 10 Vancouver Canucks Fans Player of the Year Awards (2035/36, 2036/37, 2037/38, 2038/39, 2039/40, 2040/41, 2041/42, 2042/43, 2043/44 & 2046/47)

International Awards:

• 1 World Championship First All-Star Team Award (2034)
• 1 World Championship Second All-Star Team Award (2032)
• 1 World Championship Top Scorer Award (2034)
• 1 World Championship Top Forward Award (2034)
• 1 World Championship MVP Award (2034)
• 1 Olympics Second All-Star Team Award (2034)
• 1 Arctic Series All-Star Team Award (2032)
• 1 Arctic Series MVP Award (2032)

Competition Medals/Trophies:

CHL Championships:

• 0

NHL Stanley Cups:

• 2045 – Vancouver Canucks
• 2048 – Vancouver Caucks

NHL American Championship Trophy:

• 0

NHL Canadian Championship Trophy:

• 2035 – Vancouver Canucks

Olympics Medals:

• – 2 (2034 & 2038)
• – 1 (2042)
• – 0

World Championships Medals:

• – 2 (2032 & 2034)
• – 0
• – 0

World Junior Championships Medals:

• – 0
• – 1 (2027)
• – 0

@Dakinjor sorry for it taking so long to get this out to you! But we finally get to say goodbye to Mr. Povysil. Doing this recap made me realize that Povysil really didn't get the proper recognition that he probably should have. Povysil is legitimately a generational player and a guy who's had a pretty big impact where ever he has played. Another 6'4 Two-Way Forward who can just completely take over games. He can play on your Power Play, he could play on your Penalty Kill and he can just provide you with unlimited offense. It baffles me that he and the others on Kansas City couldn't put it all together. From a young age we knew that Povyil would be a generational goal scorer. But we weren't expecting this. Finishing his WHL career he had 116 goals in 171 games and is one of the all-time goal scoring leaders in the WHL. That translated right over to the NHL where he was able to score 734 goals. What's crazy that in the height of his career he could probably be considered to be more of a playmaker as opposed to goal scorer but he was really both. The move to the Canucks seemed to be the pivotal stop in his career. Once he got there his game kind of exploded even more. He was most likely that final piece that Vancouver needed in order to help them get over the hump and win a few cups. He is also one of two superstars who are able to say they are apart of the Triple Gold Club! I think when it comes down to it, Povysil was probably robbed of a few awards and recognitions. But overall, a really great career! Congrats on an amazing career!

Thanks for the recap , no worries it builds the suspense Looking forward to v20 getting started.

 

[francis246]

update coming today

 

[Makaveli]

wrong thread