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How does Bozic score 92 points as a D if no one else on his team got more than 66 points? 
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Someone's got to pick up the slackHow does Bozic score 92 points as a D if no one else on his team got more than 66 points?
Andre DeBlois - @andyhawk
Records Held:
Following his UCL tear injury, Andre DeBlois decided to retire from the NHL. This came as a shock to many, especially me because he had another year on his contract. So when I paused simming to check if anyone retire and he was gone I was surprised. DeBlois is going down as the best Los Angeles King in NHL history. He was loyal to the team through it all. Spending 21 glorious seasons there. Though he was not able to help the team capture a Stanley Cup he was an important piece to the franchise. For many seasons he gave them a shot to win. He was a goal scoring machine being able to pot over 700 goals over his career. DeBlois was fortunate enough to play with many of the games greatest centers such as Anze Kopitar, Jack Eichel and Auston Matthews. He was always counted on to produce and he often did. Drafted 2nd overall in 2020 he came as promised. He was a dominant junior player and it translated easily into the NHL. DeBlois was also Mr. Canada! He had a really solid international career and rarely said no to representing Canada. DeBlois was entered into the NHL hall-of-fame!
Records Held:
- Los Angeles Kings most points by a Right Wing (103 points)
- Los Angeles Kings most points by a rookie (103 points)
- Los Angeles Kings most assists by a rookie (60 assists)
- Los Angeles Kings most career games played (1693 games played)
- Los Angeles Kings most career assists goals (726 goals)
- Los Angeles Kings most career assists (1028 assists)
- Los Angeles Kings most career points (1754 points)
- NHL All-Time Leader for most points by a rookie (103 points)
- NHL All-Time Leader for most assists by a rookie (60 assists)
- 2nd All-Time in the NHL for Most Career Assists (1403 assists)
- 7th All-Time in the NHL for Most Career Points (1754 points)
- Halifax Moose Heads (2018-2020)
- Los Angeles Kings (2020-2041)
- 1 Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy
- 1 Olympic Games Best Forward Trophy
- 1 Olympic Games MVP Trophy
- 1 Art Ross Trophy
- 1 Hart Memorial Trophy
- 12-Time NHL All-Star
- 2 Olympic Games All-Star Team Awards
- NHL Rookie All-Star Team
- 1 NHL First All-Star Team Award
- 1 NHL Second All-Star Team Award
- 2 QMJHL Championships (2019 & 2020)
- 1 World Junior Championships Gold Medal (2020)
- 1 Olympic Gold Medal (2022)
- 1 Olympic Silver Medal (2030)
- 1 Olympic Bronze Medal (2026)
- 1 World Cup Trophy (2024)
Following his UCL tear injury, Andre DeBlois decided to retire from the NHL. This came as a shock to many, especially me because he had another year on his contract. So when I paused simming to check if anyone retire and he was gone I was surprised. DeBlois is going down as the best Los Angeles King in NHL history. He was loyal to the team through it all. Spending 21 glorious seasons there. Though he was not able to help the team capture a Stanley Cup he was an important piece to the franchise. For many seasons he gave them a shot to win. He was a goal scoring machine being able to pot over 700 goals over his career. DeBlois was fortunate enough to play with many of the games greatest centers such as Anze Kopitar, Jack Eichel and Auston Matthews. He was always counted on to produce and he often did. Drafted 2nd overall in 2020 he came as promised. He was a dominant junior player and it translated easily into the NHL. DeBlois was also Mr. Canada! He had a really solid international career and rarely said no to representing Canada. DeBlois was entered into the NHL hall-of-fame!
irunthepeg
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Wow JJ was made captain. Very nice. Not sure if I have time to make a new player so I might be out on this next one but I'll still be following.
I'll keep it open until the night time, just let me know, just didn't want a thousand second players lol
deserves a retirement of his #Andre DeBlois - @andyhawk
Records Held:
Teams Played For:
- Los Angeles Kings most points by a Right Wing (103 points)
- Los Angeles Kings most points by a rookie (103 points)
- Los Angeles Kings most assists by a rookie (60 assists)
- Los Angeles Kings most career games played (1693 games played)
- Los Angeles Kings most career assists goals (726 goals)
- Los Angeles Kings most career assists (1028 assists)
- Los Angeles Kings most career points (1754 points)
- NHL All-Time Leader for most points by a rookie (103 points)
- NHL All-Time Leader for most assists by a rookie (60 assists)
- 2nd All-Time in the NHL for Most Career Assists (1403 assists)
- 7th All-Time in the NHL for Most Career Points (1754 points)
Important Awards Won:
- Halifax Moose Heads (2018-2020)
- Los Angeles Kings (2020-2041)
Competition Medals/Trophies:
- 1 Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy
- 1 Olympic Games Best Forward Trophy
- 1 Olympic Games MVP Trophy
- 1 Art Ross Trophy
- 1 Hart Memorial Trophy
- 12-Time NHL All-Star
- 2 Olympic Games All-Star Team Awards
- NHL Rookie All-Star Team
- 1 NHL First All-Star Team Award
- 1 NHL Second All-Star Team Award
- 2 QMJHL Championships (2019 & 2020)
- 1 World Junior Championships Gold Medal (2020)
- 1 Olympic Gold Medal (2022)
- 1 Olympic Silver Medal (2030)
- 1 Olympic Bronze Medal (2026)
- 1 World Cup Trophy (2024)
Following his UCL tear injury, Andre DeBlois decided to retire from the NHL. This came as a shock to many, especially me because he had another year on his contract. So when I paused simming to check if anyone retire and he was gone I was surprised. DeBlois is going down as the best Los Angeles King in NHL history. He was loyal to the team through it all. Spending 21 glorious seasons there. Though he was not able to help the team capture a Stanley Cup he was an important piece to the franchise. For many seasons he gave them a shot to win. He was a goal scoring machine being able to pot over 700 goals over his career. DeBlois was fortunate enough to play with many of the games greatest centers such as Anze Kopitar, Jack Eichel and Auston Matthews. He was always counted on to produce and he often did. Drafted 2nd overall in 2020 he came as promised. He was a dominant junior player and it translated easily into the NHL. DeBlois was also Mr. Canada! He had a really solid international career and rarely said no to representing Canada. DeBlois was entered into the NHL hall-of-fame!
Update 23: Fairwell Tour x2
- On July 5th, 2040 - Pavel Bure Jr. Signed a 1-year deal worth $4,521,000 with the Buffalo Sabres.
- On July 25th, 2040 - Alexander Keldeth signed a 2-year deal worth $10,500,000 with the Calgary Flames.
- On July 28th, 2040 - Gordie Streifel signed a 2-year deal worth $8,780,000 with the Philadelphia Flyers.
- On August 3rd, 2040 - Chuck Sauce signed a 2-year deal worth $4,440,000 with the Washington Capitals.
- On October 11th 2040 - Matthew Taylorson signed a 1-year deal worth $1,230,000 with the Toronto Maple Leafs.
- On January 4th, 2041 - Rowan Littlethumb signed a 1-year extension worth $13,320,000.
- On January 6th, 2041 - Marijo Bogdanic signed a 1-year extension worth $14,100,000 with the Minnesota Wild.
- On February 2nd, 2041 - J.J. Watt signed a 1-year extension worth $10,050 with the New Jersey Devils.
- On February 4th, 2041 - Adam Banks signed a 1-year extension worth $10,750,000 with the Winnipeg Jets.
2040 World Cup of Hockey:
The World Hockey Championships is a great opportunity for players to showcase their skills.
Player Stats:
World Cup Results:
USA - Winners
Sweden - Runners Up
End of Season Stats:
Superstars Playoff Stats:
2041 World Hockey Championship:
The World Hockey Championships is a great opportunity for players to showcase their skills.
Player Stats:
World Championships Results:
Canada - Gold
USA - Silver
Russia - Bronze
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.
Adam Banks
- Captain of the Winnipeg Jets
- 2 NHL Player of the Week Awards
- 1 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Award
Marijo Bodganic
- Captain of the Minnesota Wild
- Selected for Team Stratil
- 2040/41 Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy
Matej Bozic:
- Captain of the Boston Bruins
Pavel Bure Jr.
- Alternate Captain of the Buffalo Sabres
Scott Escobar
- No News
Alexander Keldeth
- Alternate Captain of the Calgary Flames
- 2041 World Championships Silver Medal
- Named to 2041 World Championships All-Star Team
John Little
- No News
Rowan Littlethumb
- Captain of the Vancouver Canucks
Alexander Papousek
- Captain of the Colorado Avalanche
Ty Reynolds
- Alternate Captain of the Colorado Avalanche
- 1 NHL Player of the Week Award
- 1 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Award
Chuck Sauce
- Captain of the Washington Capitals
Nuka Seyde
- Alternate Captain of the Arizona Coyotes
Gordie Streifel
- Captain of the Philadelphia Flyers
- 1 NHL Player of the Week Award
- 1 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Award
Matthew Taylorson
- No News
J.J. Watt
- Captain of the New Jersey Devils
- 2040 World Cup Winners
- 2 NHL Best Defensive Player of the Week Awards
- 2040/41 James Norris Memorial Trophy
- 2041 Stanley Cup Championship
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Wow Littlethumb makes it the furthest he ever has and I think most points at 38 or whatever, and almost takes the cup. Old boy almost did it
Andre DeBlois - @andyhawk
Records Held:
Teams Played For:
- Los Angeles Kings most points by a Right Wing (103 points)
- Los Angeles Kings most points by a rookie (103 points)
- Los Angeles Kings most assists by a rookie (60 assists)
- Los Angeles Kings most career games played (1693 games played)
- Los Angeles Kings most career assists goals (726 goals)
- Los Angeles Kings most career assists (1028 assists)
- Los Angeles Kings most career points (1754 points)
- NHL All-Time Leader for most points by a rookie (103 points)
- NHL All-Time Leader for most assists by a rookie (60 assists)
- 2nd All-Time in the NHL for Most Career Assists (1403 assists)
- 7th All-Time in the NHL for Most Career Points (1754 points)
Important Awards Won:
- Halifax Moose Heads (2018-2020)
- Los Angeles Kings (2020-2041)
Competition Medals/Trophies:
- 1 Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy
- 1 Olympic Games Best Forward Trophy
- 1 Olympic Games MVP Trophy
- 1 Art Ross Trophy
- 1 Hart Memorial Trophy
- 12-Time NHL All-Star
- 2 Olympic Games All-Star Team Awards
- NHL Rookie All-Star Team
- 1 NHL First All-Star Team Award
- 1 NHL Second All-Star Team Award
- 2 QMJHL Championships (2019 & 2020)
- 1 World Junior Championships Gold Medal (2020)
- 1 Olympic Gold Medal (2022)
- 1 Olympic Silver Medal (2030)
- 1 Olympic Bronze Medal (2026)
- 1 World Cup Trophy (2024)
Following his UCL tear injury, Andre DeBlois decided to retire from the NHL. This came as a shock to many, especially me because he had another year on his contract. So when I paused simming to check if anyone retire and he was gone I was surprised. DeBlois is going down as the best Los Angeles King in NHL history. He was loyal to the team through it all. Spending 21 glorious seasons there. Though he was not able to help the team capture a Stanley Cup he was an important piece to the franchise. For many seasons he gave them a shot to win. He was a goal scoring machine being able to pot over 700 goals over his career. DeBlois was fortunate enough to play with many of the games greatest centers such as Anze Kopitar, Jack Eichel and Auston Matthews. He was always counted on to produce and he often did. Drafted 2nd overall in 2020 he came as promised. He was a dominant junior player and it translated easily into the NHL. DeBlois was also Mr. Canada! He had a really solid international career and rarely said no to representing Canada. DeBlois was entered into the NHL hall-of-fame!
Wow, what a career that was. Really proud of my boy, talling over 1700 point on the way. Great.
Can't wait for v10!
And thank you francis for you awesome work and making fun for us all.
just waiting for our guys to retire! This version sims really slow! But a couple of our guys remained unsigned, so I'm sure they will be retiring shortly
a few retirements will be posted today finally! Have both a v10 and v9 update.
John Little - @Tallasar
Records Held:
John Little has finally decided to end his career. What a lengthy one for the goaltender from the UK. John Little was a dominant junior and college goaltender. He stood on his head throughout his college career and was a fan favourite at Boston College. Having led the Eagles to a NCAA championship there was no doubt he would end up having quite a bit of success in the NHL. It did take him a while to make his way to the NHL as the St. Louis blues were extra careful with his development and allowed him to play in College for 3 years before bringing him over. Little was a very solid goaltender despite only hitting 40 wins once. For most of his career in St. Louis he played just under 50 games a season. He was an effective starter having more winning seasons that losing. That was reflected in his two Vezina trophies. Although he didn't win a Stanley Cup, he was loyal to the Blues to the very end. Some would argue that if he had left he may have gotten a cup elsewhere. Little despite his last name, has left a huge impact in St. Louis and will be remembered for years to come. He was inducted into the hall of fame.
Records Held:
- St. Louis Blues Best Goals Against Average in a Season (2.33 GAA)
- St. Louis Blues Best Save Percentage in a Season (0.930%)
- St. Louis Blues Most Career Wins (578 wins)2nd All-Time in the NHL for Most Career Wins (578 wins)
- Des Moines Buccaneers (2018-2019)
- Boston College (2019-2022)
- St. Louis Blues (2022-2041)
- 2 William Flynn Tournament MVP Awards
- 3 William M. Jennings Trophies
- 2 Vezina Trophies
- 11-Time NHL All-Star
- NHL Rookie All-Star Team
- 3 NHL First All-Star Team Awards
- 1 NCAA Frozen Four Championship (2020)
- 2 Hockey East Championships (2020 & 2022)
John Little has finally decided to end his career. What a lengthy one for the goaltender from the UK. John Little was a dominant junior and college goaltender. He stood on his head throughout his college career and was a fan favourite at Boston College. Having led the Eagles to a NCAA championship there was no doubt he would end up having quite a bit of success in the NHL. It did take him a while to make his way to the NHL as the St. Louis blues were extra careful with his development and allowed him to play in College for 3 years before bringing him over. Little was a very solid goaltender despite only hitting 40 wins once. For most of his career in St. Louis he played just under 50 games a season. He was an effective starter having more winning seasons that losing. That was reflected in his two Vezina trophies. Although he didn't win a Stanley Cup, he was loyal to the Blues to the very end. Some would argue that if he had left he may have gotten a cup elsewhere. Little despite his last name, has left a huge impact in St. Louis and will be remembered for years to come. He was inducted into the hall of fame.
irunthepeg
Board man gets paid
Player News:Update 23: Fairwell Tour x2
- On July 5th, 2040 - Pavel Bure Jr. Signed a 1-year deal worth $4,521,000 with the Buffalo Sabres.
- On July 25th, 2040 - Alexander Keldeth signed a 2-year deal worth $10,500,000 with the Calgary Flames.
- On July 28th, 2040 - Gordie Streifel signed a 2-year deal worth $8,780,000 with the Philadelphia Flyers.
- On August 3rd, 2040 - Chuck Sauce signed a 2-year deal worth $4,440,000 with the Washington Capitals.
- On October 11th 2040 - Matthew Taylorson signed a 1-year deal worth $1,230,000 with the Toronto Maple Leafs.
- On January 4th, 2041 - Rowan Littlethumb signed a 1-year extension worth $13,320,000.
- On January 6th, 2041 - Marijo Bogdanic signed a 1-year extension worth $14,100,000 with the Minnesota Wild.
- On February 2nd, 2041 - J.J. Watt signed a 1-year extension worth $10,050 with the New Jersey Devils.
- On February 4th, 2041 - Adam Banks signed a 1-year extension worth $10,750,000 with the Winnipeg Jets.
2040 World Cup of Hockey:
The World Hockey Championships is a great opportunity for players to showcase their skills.
Player Stats:
World Cup Results:
USA - Winners
Sweden - Runners Up
End of Season Stats:
Superstars Playoff Stats:
2041 World Hockey Championship:
The World Hockey Championships is a great opportunity for players to showcase their skills.
Player Stats:
World Championships Results:
Canada - Gold
USA - Silver
Russia - Bronze
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.
Adam Banks
- Captain of the Winnipeg Jets
- 2 NHL Player of the Week Awards
- 1 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Award
Marijo Bodganic
- Captain of the Minnesota Wild
- Selected for Team Stratil
- 2040/41 Bill Masterton Memorial Trophy
Matej Bozic:
- Captain of the Boston Bruins
Pavel Bure Jr.
- Alternate Captain of the Buffalo Sabres
Scott Escobar
- No News
Alexander Keldeth
- Alternate Captain of the Calgary Flames
- 2041 World Championships Silver Medal
- Named to 2041 World Championships All-Star Team
John Little
- No News
Rowan Littlethumb
- Captain of the Vancouver Canucks
Alexander Papousek
- Captain of the Colorado Avalanche
Ty Reynolds
- Alternate Captain of the Colorado Avalanche
- 1 NHL Player of the Week Award
- 1 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Award
Chuck Sauce
- Captain of the Washington Capitals
Nuka Seyde
- Alternate Captain of the Arizona Coyotes
Gordie Streifel
- Captain of the Philadelphia Flyers
- 1 NHL Player of the Week Award
- 1 NHL Best Offensive Player of the Week Award
Matthew Taylorson
- No News
J.J. Watt
- Captain of the New Jersey Devils
- 2040 World Cup Winners
- 2 NHL Best Defensive Player of the Week Awards
- 2040/41 James Norris Memorial Trophy
- 2041 Stanley Cup Championship
HOLY SHIT! What a year!!! When I saw the 25 playoff games I was like WHAT! Captain of the Devils, a World Cup, a Norris and a Stanley Cup. What a way to finish off JJ Watt's career.
Thanks Francis, great comments to Little John, he is like Dirk Nowitzki for the Mavs in Dallas. Loyality is a rare skill set for a Superstar who dedicate his career to one club in good and bad times.
Matthew Taylorson - @Treb
Records Held:
The 2nd of the UK superstars has decided to call it a career. Taylorson who was drafted 5th in 2020 was a surprise pick to many at #5. Many wondered if the EIHL was the best place to develop and if his game would translate. He was a dominant goal scorer in the EIHL. There wasn't a single player in that league that came close to matching Taylorson's level of play. So when he was drafted to Chicago they expected him to really light up the league. In his first year of the league he scored 41 goals and had 82 points. He did not disappoint. However things started to go down from there. 82 points was Taylorson's career high and he really struggled to hit that benchmark again. Coming close in 2031-32 with the Maple Leafs with 40 goals and 81 points. That being said Taylorson did his job. He lit up the lamp a lot and did his best during some lean years in Chicago. Things started to go better in Toronto but still he was unable to elevate to one of the league's consistent premier scorers. Had Taylorson been on another team with a gifted centerman I believe his numbers would be much higher and he could have been one of the best pure snipers in the league. With that being said Taylorson did have a successful career and was inducted into the hockey hall of fame!
Records Held:
- Tied 5th All-Time in EIHL for Most Goals By a Rookie in a Season (39 goals)
- 3rd All-Time in EIHL for Most Assists By a Rookie in a Season (50 assists)
- 1st All-Time in EIHL for Most Points By a Rookie in a Season (89 points)
- 1st All-Time in EIHL for Most Points in a Season (103 points)
- 6th All-Time in NHL for Most Goals By a Rookie in a Season (41 goals)
- 7th All-Time in NHL for Most Points By a Rookie in a Season (82 points)
- Glasgow Clan (2018-2020)
- Chicago Blackhawks (2020-2031)
- Toronto Maple Leafs (2031-2036, 2040-2041)
- Florida Panthers (2036-2039)
- Vegas Golden Knights (2039-2040)
- 2 British Elite MVP Awards
- 2 British Elite Best Forward Awards
- 2 British Player of the Year Awards
- 2 British Leading Scorer Awards
- British Rookie of the Year (2018/19)
- 1 Ted Lindsay Award
- 8-Time NHL All-Star
- 2 British Elite League First All-Star Team Awards
The 2nd of the UK superstars has decided to call it a career. Taylorson who was drafted 5th in 2020 was a surprise pick to many at #5. Many wondered if the EIHL was the best place to develop and if his game would translate. He was a dominant goal scorer in the EIHL. There wasn't a single player in that league that came close to matching Taylorson's level of play. So when he was drafted to Chicago they expected him to really light up the league. In his first year of the league he scored 41 goals and had 82 points. He did not disappoint. However things started to go down from there. 82 points was Taylorson's career high and he really struggled to hit that benchmark again. Coming close in 2031-32 with the Maple Leafs with 40 goals and 81 points. That being said Taylorson did his job. He lit up the lamp a lot and did his best during some lean years in Chicago. Things started to go better in Toronto but still he was unable to elevate to one of the league's consistent premier scorers. Had Taylorson been on another team with a gifted centerman I believe his numbers would be much higher and he could have been one of the best pure snipers in the league. With that being said Taylorson did have a successful career and was inducted into the hockey hall of fame!
Chuck Sauce - @Henr1k
Records Held:
What a career for Chuck Sauce! He was a late bloomer compared to the rest of the superstars. He wasn't a flashy scorer or centerman and in fact wasn't even getting top minutes. I wondered if he was going to pick it up. Early in his career in New York he wasn't getting a lot of opportunities even though he had the skill. But once he was traded to Washington, his career really took off. He was an integral part of both of their cup runs. If it wasn't for his early woes he would really go down as one of the most underrated offensive centermen in the league. He gave 100% and was an exceptional passer. He always found a way to find the open man and would try his best to contribute. Despite the doubts early he found a way to put it all together and salvaged a pretty mediocre start to a career. I would have loved to see him continue to show his scoring touch with some consistency! However he can be proud of the career he had!
Records Held:
- Washington Capitals most points by a Center (105 points)
- Sudbury Wolves (2018-2020)
- New York Rangers (2020-2025)
- Washington Capitals (2025-2037, 2038-2042)
- San Jose Sharks (2037-2038)
- 1 Art Ross Trophy
- 1 Ted Lindsay Award
- 1 Hart Memorial Trophy
- 2-Time NHL All-Star
- 2 Stanley Cups (2026 & 2033 with the Washington Capitals)
- 1 NHL First All-Star Team Award
What a career for Chuck Sauce! He was a late bloomer compared to the rest of the superstars. He wasn't a flashy scorer or centerman and in fact wasn't even getting top minutes. I wondered if he was going to pick it up. Early in his career in New York he wasn't getting a lot of opportunities even though he had the skill. But once he was traded to Washington, his career really took off. He was an integral part of both of their cup runs. If it wasn't for his early woes he would really go down as one of the most underrated offensive centermen in the league. He gave 100% and was an exceptional passer. He always found a way to find the open man and would try his best to contribute. Despite the doubts early he found a way to put it all together and salvaged a pretty mediocre start to a career. I would have loved to see him continue to show his scoring touch with some consistency! However he can be proud of the career he had!
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