Trap Jesus
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NHL/NFL/NBA/MLB Roster/Strategy Thread
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Pajicz
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Bay Area Pajicz Party:
Major League Baseball - AT&T Park; San Franciso, CA:
C - #28 Buster Posey (3/29)
1B - #44 Paul Goldschmidt (2/20)
2B - #51 Dustin Pedroia (13/149)
3B - #48 Pablo Sandoval (34/404)
SS - #5 Troy Tulowitzki (6/68)
LF - #8 Justin Upton (19/221)
CF - #88 BJ Upton (36/428)
RF - #31 Ichiro Suzuki (31/365)
Pitching rotation:
SP - #37 Stephen Strasburg (4/44)
SP - #40 Madison Bumgarner (10/116)
SP - #55 Mat Latos (18/212)
SP - #61 Clay Buchholz (30/356)
SP - #92 Jeff Samardzija (44/524)
RP - #91 Koji Uehara (23/269)
RP - #54 Tim Lincecum (35/413)
RP - #58 Jonathan Papelbon (39/461)
National Basketball Association - Oracle Arena; Oakland, CA:
Team strategy: Defense-first fundamental basketball, with speed game utilizing fast breaks.
Starting lineup:
PG - #2 John Wall (11/125)
SG - #9 Andre Iguodala (12/140)
SF - #34 Paul Pierce (24/284)
PF - #23 Blake Griffin (8/92)
C - #6 Tyson Chandler (16/188)
Bench:
PG - #36 Ricky Rubio (37/437)
SG - #4 Victor Oladipo (40/476)
SF - #20 Gordon Hayward (38/452)
PF - #25 Kevin Garnett (41/485)
C - #17 Jonas Valanciunas (42/500)
11 - #60 Greg Oden (52/764)
12 - #43 Giannis Antetokounmpo (53/789)
National Football League - Levi's Stadium; Santa Clara, CA:
Offense:
QB - #12 Matt Ryan (5/53)
RB - #27 Ray Rice (22/260)
FB - #45 Marcel Reece (29/341)
WR - #81 Calvin Johnson (1/5)
WR - #11 Percy Harvin (14/164)
WR - #15 Michael Crabtree (45/533)
TE - #85 Vernon Davis (7/77)
LT - #74 Joe Staley (15/173)
LG - #77 Mike Iupati (25/293)
C - #67 Nick Hardwick (50/666)
RG - #75 Alex Boone (48/603)
RT - #65 Eric Winston (50/665)
Defense:
NT - #98 Star Lotulelei (27/317)
LE - #90 BJ Raji (33/389)
RE - #94 Justin Smith (20/236)
LOLB - #59 Shaun Phillips (49/621)
ILB - #53 NaVorro Bowman (21/245)
ILB - #50 AJ Hawk (49/622)
ROLB - #52 Clay Matthews (17/197)
CB - #24 Darrelle Revis (9/101)
CB - #21 Lardarius Webb (32/380)
FS - #32 Eric Weddle (28/332)
SS - #33 Kenny Vaccaro (48/604)
Special teams:
K - #19 Justin Tucker (26/308)
P - #18 Bryan Anger (43/509)
National Hockey League - SAP Center; San Jose, CA
Team strategy: Aggressive, defensive-minded playoff hockey.
Offense:
LW1 - #96 Milan Michalek (51/702)
LW2 - #62 Evgeny Kuznetsov (54/858)
LW3 - #22 Nino Niederreiter (51/703)
LW4 - #7 Andrew Cogliano (53/792)
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C1 - #14 Vincent Lecavalier (47/572)
C2 - #41 Adam Henrique (52/762)
C3 - #71 David Legwand (51/701)
C4 - #16 Saku Koivu (52/763)
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RW1 - #72 Jarome Iginla (46/555)
RW2 - #26 Dustin Brown (53/790)
RW3 - #79 Shane Doan (50/668)
RW4 - #38 Bryan Bickell (53/791)
Defense:
LD1 - #46 Brooks Orpik (46/556)
LD2 - #66 Alex Goligoski (54/860)
LD3 - #95 Barret Jackman (52/761)
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RD1 - #3 Travis Hamonic (50/667)
RD2 - #56 Danny DeKeyser (54/859)
RD3 - #42 Luke Schenn (51/704)
Goaltenders:
G1 - #29 Marc-Andre Fleury (47/571)
G2 - #35 Martin Brodeur (54/861)
Major League Baseball - AT&T Park; San Franciso, CA:
C - #28 Buster Posey (3/29)
1B - #44 Paul Goldschmidt (2/20)
2B - #51 Dustin Pedroia (13/149)
3B - #48 Pablo Sandoval (34/404)
SS - #5 Troy Tulowitzki (6/68)
LF - #8 Justin Upton (19/221)
CF - #88 BJ Upton (36/428)
RF - #31 Ichiro Suzuki (31/365)
Pitching rotation:
SP - #37 Stephen Strasburg (4/44)
SP - #40 Madison Bumgarner (10/116)
SP - #55 Mat Latos (18/212)
SP - #61 Clay Buchholz (30/356)
SP - #92 Jeff Samardzija (44/524)
RP - #91 Koji Uehara (23/269)
RP - #54 Tim Lincecum (35/413)
RP - #58 Jonathan Papelbon (39/461)
National Basketball Association - Oracle Arena; Oakland, CA:
Team strategy: Defense-first fundamental basketball, with speed game utilizing fast breaks.
Starting lineup:
PG - #2 John Wall (11/125)
SG - #9 Andre Iguodala (12/140)
SF - #34 Paul Pierce (24/284)
PF - #23 Blake Griffin (8/92)
C - #6 Tyson Chandler (16/188)
Bench:
PG - #36 Ricky Rubio (37/437)
SG - #4 Victor Oladipo (40/476)
SF - #20 Gordon Hayward (38/452)
PF - #25 Kevin Garnett (41/485)
C - #17 Jonas Valanciunas (42/500)
11 - #60 Greg Oden (52/764)
12 - #43 Giannis Antetokounmpo (53/789)
National Football League - Levi's Stadium; Santa Clara, CA:
Offense:
QB - #12 Matt Ryan (5/53)
RB - #27 Ray Rice (22/260)
FB - #45 Marcel Reece (29/341)
WR - #81 Calvin Johnson (1/5)
WR - #11 Percy Harvin (14/164)
WR - #15 Michael Crabtree (45/533)
TE - #85 Vernon Davis (7/77)
LT - #74 Joe Staley (15/173)
LG - #77 Mike Iupati (25/293)
C - #67 Nick Hardwick (50/666)
RG - #75 Alex Boone (48/603)
RT - #65 Eric Winston (50/665)
Defense:
NT - #98 Star Lotulelei (27/317)
LE - #90 BJ Raji (33/389)
RE - #94 Justin Smith (20/236)
LOLB - #59 Shaun Phillips (49/621)
ILB - #53 NaVorro Bowman (21/245)
ILB - #50 AJ Hawk (49/622)
ROLB - #52 Clay Matthews (17/197)
CB - #24 Darrelle Revis (9/101)
CB - #21 Lardarius Webb (32/380)
FS - #32 Eric Weddle (28/332)
SS - #33 Kenny Vaccaro (48/604)
Special teams:
K - #19 Justin Tucker (26/308)
P - #18 Bryan Anger (43/509)
National Hockey League - SAP Center; San Jose, CA
Team strategy: Aggressive, defensive-minded playoff hockey.
Offense:
LW1 - #96 Milan Michalek (51/702)
LW2 - #62 Evgeny Kuznetsov (54/858)
LW3 - #22 Nino Niederreiter (51/703)
LW4 - #7 Andrew Cogliano (53/792)
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C1 - #14 Vincent Lecavalier (47/572)
C2 - #41 Adam Henrique (52/762)
C3 - #71 David Legwand (51/701)
C4 - #16 Saku Koivu (52/763)
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RW1 - #72 Jarome Iginla (46/555)
RW2 - #26 Dustin Brown (53/790)
RW3 - #79 Shane Doan (50/668)
RW4 - #38 Bryan Bickell (53/791)
Defense:
LD1 - #46 Brooks Orpik (46/556)
LD2 - #66 Alex Goligoski (54/860)
LD3 - #95 Barret Jackman (52/761)
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RD1 - #3 Travis Hamonic (50/667)
RD2 - #56 Danny DeKeyser (54/859)
RD3 - #42 Luke Schenn (51/704)
Goaltenders:
G1 - #29 Marc-Andre Fleury (47/571)
G2 - #35 Martin Brodeur (54/861)
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ResilientBeast
Proud Member of the TTSAOA
ResilientBeast - Mozesmadness Teams
MLB:
SP - Clayton Kershaw (2/17th)
SP - Justin Verlander (4/41st)
SP - R.A. Dickey
OF - Adam Jones (14/161st)
SS - José Reyes (18/209th)
3B - Nolan Arenado (25/296th)
C - Brian McCann
NBA:
C - Marc Gasol (9/104th)
SG - Dwanye Wade (10/113th)
PG - Derrick Rose (12/137th)
SF - Jeff Green
PF - Zach Randolph
NFL:
WR - Larry Fitzgerald (8/89th)
WR - Wes Walker (23/281st)
RB - Adrian Peterson (1/8th)
QB - Tom Brady (3/32nd)
TE - Jason Witten (15/176th)
DE - Muhammad Wilkerson(16/185th)
DE - Cameron Wake{23/273rd)
ROLB - Terrell Suggs(22/257th)
ILB - Bobby Wagner
NHL:
Milan Lucic (21/248th)-Claude Giroux (11/128th)-Jeff Carter (19/224th)
Max Pacioretty -Logan Couture (13/152nd)-RW
Mike Richards (20/233rd)-Ryan Kesler (17/200th)-RW
LW-C-RW
Zdeno Chara(5/56th)-RD
Ryan Suter(6/65th)-Mike Green(26/305th)
Karl Alzner -J ohn Carlson(27/320)
Jonathan Quick (7/80th)
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MLB:
SP - Clayton Kershaw (2/17th)
SP - Justin Verlander (4/41st)
SP - R.A. Dickey
OF - Adam Jones (14/161st)
SS - José Reyes (18/209th)
3B - Nolan Arenado (25/296th)
C - Brian McCann
NBA:
C - Marc Gasol (9/104th)
SG - Dwanye Wade (10/113th)
PG - Derrick Rose (12/137th)
SF - Jeff Green
PF - Zach Randolph
NFL:
WR - Larry Fitzgerald (8/89th)
WR - Wes Walker (23/281st)
RB - Adrian Peterson (1/8th)
QB - Tom Brady (3/32nd)
TE - Jason Witten (15/176th)
DE - Muhammad Wilkerson(16/185th)
DE - Cameron Wake{23/273rd)
ROLB - Terrell Suggs(22/257th)
ILB - Bobby Wagner
NHL:
Milan Lucic (21/248th)-Claude Giroux (11/128th)-Jeff Carter (19/224th)
Max Pacioretty -Logan Couture (13/152nd)-RW
Mike Richards (20/233rd)-Ryan Kesler (17/200th)-RW
LW-C-RW
Zdeno Chara(5/56th)-RD
Ryan Suter(6/65th)-Mike Green(26/305th)
Karl Alzner -J ohn Carlson(27/320)
Jonathan Quick (7/80th)
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Trap Jesus
Registered User
- Feb 13, 2012
- 28,686
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NHL
Patrick Marleau (22/261) - Pavel Datsyuk (2/21) - Marian Hossa (14/165)
Eric Staal (10/117) - Ryan Johansen (38/453) - Rick Nash (16/189)
Jaden Schwartz (37/436) - Patrice Bergeron (13/148) - T.J. Oshie (30/357)
Jordan Staal (34/405) - Martin Hanzal (28/333) - Brent Burns (32/381)
Ryan McDonagh (8/93) - Dan Girardi (24/285)
Dan Hamhuis (23/268) - Dennis Seidenberg (26/309)
Marc-Edouard Vlasic (18/213) - Justin Braun (47/570)
Tuukka Rask (4/45)
Sergei Bobrovsky (51/700)
NFL
QB - Aaron Rodgers (1/4)
RB - Eddie Lacy (40/477)
FB - Mike Tolbert (44/525)
WR - Brandon Marshall (5/52)
WR - Julio Jones (6/69)
WR - Randall Cobb (25/292)
TE - Julius Thomas (35/412)
LT - Ryan Clady (17/196)
LG - Josh Sitton (47/569)
C - Maurkice Pouncey (42/501)
RG - Marshal Yanda (39/460)
RT - Nate Solder (43/508)
DE - Calais Campbell (27/316)
DE - Corey Liuget (45/532)
DT - Haloti Ngata (19/220)
ILB - Luke Kuechly (12/141)
ILB - Daryl Washington (33/388)
OLB - DeMarcus Ware (21/244)
OLB - Brian Orakpo (31/364)
CB - Patrick Peterson (9/100)
CB - Brent Grimes (36/429)
FS - Jairus Byrd (29/340)
SS - Reshad Jones (41/484)
K - Blair Walsh (46/558)
P - Donnie Jones (54/867)
KR/PR - Devin Hester (46/557)
NBA
PG - Jose Calderon (52/765)
SG - Anthony Morrow (52/768)
SF - Kyle Korver (52/767)
PF - Mirza Teletovic (53/795)
C - Steve Novak (53/794)
PG - Patty Mills (54/865)
SG - Ray Allen (52/766)
SF - Mike Miller (53/793)
PF - Ersan Ilyasova (53/796)
C - Matt Bonner (54/864)
Bench (PF) - Brandon Bass (54/863)
Bench (SG) - Gerald Green (54/866)
MLB
C - Carlos Santana (48/606)
1B - Joey Votto (7/76)
2B - Neil Walker (50/672)
3B - David Wright (11/124)
SS - Jed Lowrie (51/697)
LF - Matt Holliday (20/237)
CF - Brett Gardner (49/619)
RF - Jayson Werth (48/605)
SP - Adam Wainwright (3/28)
SP - Cole Hamels (15/172)
SP - Julio Teheran (49/620)
SP - Mike Minor (50/670)
SP - Johnny Cueto (50/671)
RP - Addison Reed (50/669)
RP - Rex Brothers (51/698)
RP - Jim Johnson (51/699)
Patrick Marleau (22/261) - Pavel Datsyuk (2/21) - Marian Hossa (14/165)
Eric Staal (10/117) - Ryan Johansen (38/453) - Rick Nash (16/189)
Jaden Schwartz (37/436) - Patrice Bergeron (13/148) - T.J. Oshie (30/357)
Jordan Staal (34/405) - Martin Hanzal (28/333) - Brent Burns (32/381)
Ryan McDonagh (8/93) - Dan Girardi (24/285)
Dan Hamhuis (23/268) - Dennis Seidenberg (26/309)
Marc-Edouard Vlasic (18/213) - Justin Braun (47/570)
Tuukka Rask (4/45)
Sergei Bobrovsky (51/700)
NFL
QB - Aaron Rodgers (1/4)
RB - Eddie Lacy (40/477)
FB - Mike Tolbert (44/525)
WR - Brandon Marshall (5/52)
WR - Julio Jones (6/69)
WR - Randall Cobb (25/292)
TE - Julius Thomas (35/412)
LT - Ryan Clady (17/196)
LG - Josh Sitton (47/569)
C - Maurkice Pouncey (42/501)
RG - Marshal Yanda (39/460)
RT - Nate Solder (43/508)
DE - Calais Campbell (27/316)
DE - Corey Liuget (45/532)
DT - Haloti Ngata (19/220)
ILB - Luke Kuechly (12/141)
ILB - Daryl Washington (33/388)
OLB - DeMarcus Ware (21/244)
OLB - Brian Orakpo (31/364)
CB - Patrick Peterson (9/100)
CB - Brent Grimes (36/429)
FS - Jairus Byrd (29/340)
SS - Reshad Jones (41/484)
K - Blair Walsh (46/558)
P - Donnie Jones (54/867)
KR/PR - Devin Hester (46/557)
NBA
PG - Jose Calderon (52/765)
SG - Anthony Morrow (52/768)
SF - Kyle Korver (52/767)
PF - Mirza Teletovic (53/795)
C - Steve Novak (53/794)
PG - Patty Mills (54/865)
SG - Ray Allen (52/766)
SF - Mike Miller (53/793)
PF - Ersan Ilyasova (53/796)
C - Matt Bonner (54/864)
Bench (PF) - Brandon Bass (54/863)
Bench (SG) - Gerald Green (54/866)
MLB
C - Carlos Santana (48/606)
1B - Joey Votto (7/76)
2B - Neil Walker (50/672)
3B - David Wright (11/124)
SS - Jed Lowrie (51/697)
LF - Matt Holliday (20/237)
CF - Brett Gardner (49/619)
RF - Jayson Werth (48/605)
SP - Adam Wainwright (3/28)
SP - Cole Hamels (15/172)
SP - Julio Teheran (49/620)
SP - Mike Minor (50/670)
SP - Johnny Cueto (50/671)
RP - Addison Reed (50/669)
RP - Rex Brothers (51/698)
RP - Jim Johnson (51/699)
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Weylspin
The Swede
Weylspin's team
NHL
LW - Daniel Sedin (14/158)
LW - Johnathan Huberdeau (34/398)
LW - Alex Galchenyuk
LW
C - John Tavares (4/38)
C - David Krejci (15/179)
C - Derek Stepan
C
RW - Thomas Vanek (19/227)
RW - Jordan Eberle (22/254)
RW - Valeri Nichushkin (33/395)
RW
D - Drew Doughty (7/83)
D - Niklas Kronwall (16/182)
D - Alex Edler (24/278)
D - Slava Voynov (23/275)
D - Dan Boyle (35/419)
D
G - Jimmy Howard (9/107)
G - Corey Schneider (30/350)
NFL
QB - Andrew Luck (3/34)
RB - Knowshon Moreno (17/203)
FB
WR - Victor Cruz (12/134)
WR - Eric Decker (26/302)
WR
TE
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
DE - Carlos Dunlap (38/446)
DE
DT - Nick Fairley (37/443)
DT/ILB
ILB - Brandon Spikes (36/422)
LOLB - Aldon Smith (6/62)
ROLB
CB
CB
FS
SS
K - Lawrence Tynes (29/347)
P
KR/PR
NBA
PG - Deron Williams (20/230)
SG - Kobe Bryant (2/14)
SF - Luol Deng (28/326)
PF
C - Serge Ibaka (11/131)
Bench
Bench
Bench
Bench
Bench
Bench
Bench
MLB
C - Joe Mauer (13/155)
1B - Chris Davis (8/86)
2B - Ian Kinsler (25/299)
3B - Miguel Cabrera (1/11)
SS - Jimmy Rollins (27/323)
LF - Alex Rios (21/251)
CF - Yoenis Cespedes (18/206)
RF
SP - Max Scherzer (5/59)
SP - David Price (10/110)
SP - Ervin Santana (32/374)
SP - Ubaldo Jiminez (39/467)
SP - Justin Masterson (40/470)
RP - Sergio Romo (31/371)
RP
RP
NHL
LW - Daniel Sedin (14/158)
LW - Johnathan Huberdeau (34/398)
LW - Alex Galchenyuk
LW
C - John Tavares (4/38)
C - David Krejci (15/179)
C - Derek Stepan
C
RW - Thomas Vanek (19/227)
RW - Jordan Eberle (22/254)
RW - Valeri Nichushkin (33/395)
RW
D - Drew Doughty (7/83)
D - Niklas Kronwall (16/182)
D - Alex Edler (24/278)
D - Slava Voynov (23/275)
D - Dan Boyle (35/419)
D
G - Jimmy Howard (9/107)
G - Corey Schneider (30/350)
NFL
QB - Andrew Luck (3/34)
RB - Knowshon Moreno (17/203)
FB
WR - Victor Cruz (12/134)
WR - Eric Decker (26/302)
WR
TE
LT
LG
C
RG
RT
DE - Carlos Dunlap (38/446)
DE
DT - Nick Fairley (37/443)
DT/ILB
ILB - Brandon Spikes (36/422)
LOLB - Aldon Smith (6/62)
ROLB
CB
CB
FS
SS
K - Lawrence Tynes (29/347)
P
KR/PR
NBA
PG - Deron Williams (20/230)
SG - Kobe Bryant (2/14)
SF - Luol Deng (28/326)
PF
C - Serge Ibaka (11/131)
Bench
Bench
Bench
Bench
Bench
Bench
Bench
MLB
C - Joe Mauer (13/155)
1B - Chris Davis (8/86)
2B - Ian Kinsler (25/299)
3B - Miguel Cabrera (1/11)
SS - Jimmy Rollins (27/323)
LF - Alex Rios (21/251)
CF - Yoenis Cespedes (18/206)
RF
SP - Max Scherzer (5/59)
SP - David Price (10/110)
SP - Ervin Santana (32/374)
SP - Ubaldo Jiminez (39/467)
SP - Justin Masterson (40/470)
RP - Sergio Romo (31/371)
RP
RP
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hi
Sell sell sell
- May 23, 2008
- 7,416
- 4,787
NHL
Jamie Benn (8/85) - Anze Kopitar (5/60) - Tyler Seguin (13/156)
Jeff Skinner (28/325) - Jonathan Toews (2/13) - Bobby Ryan (14/157)
Gabriel Landeskog (15/180) - David Backes (16/181) - Vladimir Tarasenko (38/445)
Brandon Dubinsky (32/373) - C - Wayne Simmonds (36/421)
Ryan Callahan (31/372)/Loui Eriksson (33/396)
Jay Bouwmeester (11/132)- P.K. Subban (3/36)
Cam Fowler (17/204) - Justin Faulk (23/276)
Andrej Sekera (42/493) - Kevin Shattenkirk (19/228)
Ryan Miller (26/301)
G
NFL
QB - Drew Brees (1/12)
RB - Giovani Bernard (47/585)
FB
WR - A.J. Green (4/37)
WR - Andre Johnson (7/84)
WR - Jordy Nelson (20/229)
TE - Jordan Cameron (21/252)
LT - Trent Williams (34/397)
LG - Josh Sitton (41/492)
C - Mike Pouncey (40/469)
RG - Larry Warford (35/420)
RT - Sebastian Vollmer (43/516)
DE - Robert Quinn (12/132)
DE - Cameron Jordan (24/277)
DT - Jurrell Casey (27/324)
DT/ILB - Randy Starks (45/540)
ILB - Lavonte David (22/253)
LOLB - Daryl Smith (46/541)
ROLB - Robert Mathis (18/205)
CB - Alterraun Verner (30/349)
CB - Tramon Williams (46/542)
FS - Tyrann Mathieu (37/444)
SS - Eric Reid (29/348)
K
P
KR/PR
NBA
PG - Tony Parker (6/61)
SG - Bradley Beal (44/517)
SF - Chandler Parsons (25/300)
PF - LaMarcus Aldridge (9/108)
C - DeMarcus Cousins (10/109)
Bench - (SG) Jamal Crawford (39/468)
Bench - (SG) Thabo Sefolosha (47/586)
Bench - (SF) Caron Butler (48/587)
Bench - (C) Nikola Pekovic (48/588)
Bench -
Bench -
Bench -
MLB
C
1B
2B
3B
SS
LF
CF
RF
SP
SP
SP
SP
SP
RP
RP
RP
Jamie Benn (8/85) - Anze Kopitar (5/60) - Tyler Seguin (13/156)
Jeff Skinner (28/325) - Jonathan Toews (2/13) - Bobby Ryan (14/157)
Gabriel Landeskog (15/180) - David Backes (16/181) - Vladimir Tarasenko (38/445)
Brandon Dubinsky (32/373) - C - Wayne Simmonds (36/421)
Ryan Callahan (31/372)/Loui Eriksson (33/396)
Jay Bouwmeester (11/132)- P.K. Subban (3/36)
Cam Fowler (17/204) - Justin Faulk (23/276)
Andrej Sekera (42/493) - Kevin Shattenkirk (19/228)
Ryan Miller (26/301)
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NFL
QB - Drew Brees (1/12)
RB - Giovani Bernard (47/585)
FB
WR - A.J. Green (4/37)
WR - Andre Johnson (7/84)
WR - Jordy Nelson (20/229)
TE - Jordan Cameron (21/252)
LT - Trent Williams (34/397)
LG - Josh Sitton (41/492)
C - Mike Pouncey (40/469)
RG - Larry Warford (35/420)
RT - Sebastian Vollmer (43/516)
DE - Robert Quinn (12/132)
DE - Cameron Jordan (24/277)
DT - Jurrell Casey (27/324)
DT/ILB - Randy Starks (45/540)
ILB - Lavonte David (22/253)
LOLB - Daryl Smith (46/541)
ROLB - Robert Mathis (18/205)
CB - Alterraun Verner (30/349)
CB - Tramon Williams (46/542)
FS - Tyrann Mathieu (37/444)
SS - Eric Reid (29/348)
K
P
KR/PR
NBA
PG - Tony Parker (6/61)
SG - Bradley Beal (44/517)
SF - Chandler Parsons (25/300)
PF - LaMarcus Aldridge (9/108)
C - DeMarcus Cousins (10/109)
Bench - (SG) Jamal Crawford (39/468)
Bench - (SG) Thabo Sefolosha (47/586)
Bench - (SF) Caron Butler (48/587)
Bench - (C) Nikola Pekovic (48/588)
Bench -
Bench -
Bench -
MLB
C
1B
2B
3B
SS
LF
CF
RF
SP
SP
SP
SP
SP
RP
RP
RP
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MurrayBannerman
I post about baseball on a hockey forum
E.V.I.L.
Every Villain Is Lemons
Roster Format
NHL
Taylor Hall - Nicklas Backstrom - Alexander Ovechkin
Patrick Sharp - Henrik Sedin - Blake Wheeler
Brandon Saad - Sean Couturier - Matt Moulson
Michael Frolik - Trevor Lewis - Andrew Shaw
Shea Weber - Duncan Keith
Jonas Brodin - Zach Bogosian
Torey Krug - Nick Leddy
Ben Bishop
Kari Lethonen
NFL
QB - Nick Foles
RB - Matt Forte
FB - John Conner
WR - Alshon Jeffery
WR - Dwayne Bowe
WR - Kendall Wright
TE - Martellus Bennett
LT - Andrew Whitworth
LG - Matt Slauson
C - John Sullivan
RG - Kyle Long
RT - Zach Streif
DE- Greg Hardy
DE - Charles Johnson
DT - Geno Atkins
DT - Marcel Dareus
MLB - Danelle Ellerbe
LOLB - Kevin Burnett
ROLB - Lance Briggs
CB - Richard Sherman
CB - Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie
FS - Devin McCourty
SS - Troy Polamalu
K - Greg Zuerlein
P - Brian McAfee
KR/PR - Trindon Holliday
NBA
PG - Kyrie Irving
SG - Manu Ginobli
SF - Kawhi Leonard
PF - Anthony Davis
C - Omer Asik
Bench - Dirk Nowitzki (PF) - Gets starter minutes but plays a Danny Granger role.
Bench - Larry Sanders (C)
Bench - Jameer Nelson (PG)
Bench - Nick Young (SG/SF)
Bench - Tobias Harris (SF)
Bench - Jordan Hill (PF)
Bench - Brandan Wright (PF)
MLB
C - Jason Castro
1B - Josh Donaldson
2B - Matt Carpenter
3B - Evan Longoria
SS - Andrelton Simmons
LF - Alex Gordon
CF - Jay Bruce
RF - Jason Heyward
Cliff Lee
Derek Holland
Jon Lester
Hisashi Iwakuma
Masahiro Tanaka
Mark Melancon
Ryan Cook
Steve Cishek
Every Villain Is Lemons
Roster Format
NHL
Taylor Hall - Nicklas Backstrom - Alexander Ovechkin
Patrick Sharp - Henrik Sedin - Blake Wheeler
Brandon Saad - Sean Couturier - Matt Moulson
Michael Frolik - Trevor Lewis - Andrew Shaw
Shea Weber - Duncan Keith
Jonas Brodin - Zach Bogosian
Torey Krug - Nick Leddy
Ben Bishop
Kari Lethonen
NFL
QB - Nick Foles
RB - Matt Forte
FB - John Conner
WR - Alshon Jeffery
WR - Dwayne Bowe
WR - Kendall Wright
TE - Martellus Bennett
LT - Andrew Whitworth
LG - Matt Slauson
C - John Sullivan
RG - Kyle Long
RT - Zach Streif
DE- Greg Hardy
DE - Charles Johnson
DT - Geno Atkins
DT - Marcel Dareus
MLB - Danelle Ellerbe
LOLB - Kevin Burnett
ROLB - Lance Briggs
CB - Richard Sherman
CB - Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie
FS - Devin McCourty
SS - Troy Polamalu
K - Greg Zuerlein
P - Brian McAfee
KR/PR - Trindon Holliday
NBA
PG - Kyrie Irving
SG - Manu Ginobli
SF - Kawhi Leonard
PF - Anthony Davis
C - Omer Asik
Bench - Dirk Nowitzki (PF) - Gets starter minutes but plays a Danny Granger role.
Bench - Larry Sanders (C)
Bench - Jameer Nelson (PG)
Bench - Nick Young (SG/SF)
Bench - Tobias Harris (SF)
Bench - Jordan Hill (PF)
Bench - Brandan Wright (PF)
MLB
C - Jason Castro
1B - Josh Donaldson
2B - Matt Carpenter
3B - Evan Longoria
SS - Andrelton Simmons
LF - Alex Gordon
CF - Jay Bruce
RF - Jason Heyward
Cliff Lee
Derek Holland
Jon Lester
Hisashi Iwakuma
Masahiro Tanaka
Mark Melancon
Ryan Cook
Steve Cishek
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NHL
12 F - Ryan Getzlaf, Matt Duchene, Corey Perry, Zach Parise, Martin St. Louis, Ryan O'Reilly, Radim Vrbata, Jason Pominville, Mike Cammellari,
6 D - Oliver Ekmann Larsson, Francois Beauchemin, Keith Yandle, Erik Johnson, Roman Josi, Brian Campbell
2 G - Semyon Varlamov
NFL
QB - Cam Newton
RB-Marshawn Lynch
FB
WR - Dez Bryant
WR - Demaryius Thomas
WR - Vincent Jackson
TE - Jermichael Finley
LT - Jake Long
LG
C- Chris Myers
RG
RT - Anthony Davis
DE - Jason Pierre-Paul
DE
DT - Kyle Williams
DT/ILB
ILB - Paul Polsuszny
LOLB - Tamba Hali
ROLB - Ryan Kerrigan
CB - Charles Tillman
CB - Antonio Cromartie
FS - Antrell Rolle
SS - Donte Whitner
K
P
KR/PR
NBA
PG - Ty Lawson
SG - Joe Johnson
SF - Kevin Durant
PF - David West
C - Dwight Howard
Bench- Rudy Gay
Bench - Evan Turner
Bench
Bench
Bench
Bench
Bench
MLB
C
1B
2B
3B
SS
LF
CF
RF - Jose Bautista
SP - Felix Hernandez
SP - Jered Weaver
SP
SP
SP
RP
RP
RP
12 F - Ryan Getzlaf, Matt Duchene, Corey Perry, Zach Parise, Martin St. Louis, Ryan O'Reilly, Radim Vrbata, Jason Pominville, Mike Cammellari,
6 D - Oliver Ekmann Larsson, Francois Beauchemin, Keith Yandle, Erik Johnson, Roman Josi, Brian Campbell
2 G - Semyon Varlamov
NFL
QB - Cam Newton
RB-Marshawn Lynch
FB
WR - Dez Bryant
WR - Demaryius Thomas
WR - Vincent Jackson
TE - Jermichael Finley
LT - Jake Long
LG
C- Chris Myers
RG
RT - Anthony Davis
DE - Jason Pierre-Paul
DE
DT - Kyle Williams
DT/ILB
ILB - Paul Polsuszny
LOLB - Tamba Hali
ROLB - Ryan Kerrigan
CB - Charles Tillman
CB - Antonio Cromartie
FS - Antrell Rolle
SS - Donte Whitner
K
P
KR/PR
NBA
PG - Ty Lawson
SG - Joe Johnson
SF - Kevin Durant
PF - David West
C - Dwight Howard
Bench- Rudy Gay
Bench - Evan Turner
Bench
Bench
Bench
Bench
Bench
MLB
C
1B
2B
3B
SS
LF
CF
RF - Jose Bautista
SP - Felix Hernandez
SP - Jered Weaver
SP
SP
SP
RP
RP
RP
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sunsoutgunsout
#redacted
- Jan 14, 2013
- 1,102
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NHL
12 F
6 D
2 G
NFL
QB
RB
FB
WR
WR
WR
TE
LT - Russell Okung
LG
C
RG
RT
DE
DE
DT - Gerald McCoy
DT/ILB
ILB
LOLB
ROLB
CB
CB
FS
SS
K
P
KR/PR
NBA
PG - Rajon Rondo
SG - Steph Curry
SF - LeBron James
PF - Kenneth Faried
C - Roy Hibbert
Bench
Bench
Bench
Bench
Bench
Bench
Bench
MLB
C
1B - Freddie Freeman
2B - Jason Kipnis
3B - Hanley Ramirez
SS - Manny Machado
LF - Bryce Harper
CF - Carlos Gomez
RF - Yasiel Puig
SP - Yu Darvish
SP - Jose Fernandez
SP - Zack Greinke
SP - Anibal Sanchez
SP
RP
RP
RP - Craig Kimbrel
12 F
6 D
2 G
NFL
QB
RB
FB
WR
WR
WR
TE
LT - Russell Okung
LG
C
RG
RT
DE
DE
DT - Gerald McCoy
DT/ILB
ILB
LOLB
ROLB
CB
CB
FS
SS
K
P
KR/PR
NBA
PG - Rajon Rondo
SG - Steph Curry
SF - LeBron James
PF - Kenneth Faried
C - Roy Hibbert
Bench
Bench
Bench
Bench
Bench
Bench
Bench
MLB
C
1B - Freddie Freeman
2B - Jason Kipnis
3B - Hanley Ramirez
SS - Manny Machado
LF - Bryce Harper
CF - Carlos Gomez
RF - Yasiel Puig
SP - Yu Darvish
SP - Jose Fernandez
SP - Zack Greinke
SP - Anibal Sanchez
SP
RP
RP
RP - Craig Kimbrel
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NHL
12 F - Stamkos - Malkin - Kessel - Neal - Steen - Lupul - Hertl - Chiasson - Scheifele
6 D - Hedman - Hjalmarsson - Byfuglien - Jones - Trouba - Bieksa
2 G - Rinne
Lupul - Malkin - Neal
Purcell - Stamkos - Kessel
Steen - Ribeiro - Parenteau
Hertl - Scheifele - Chiasson
Hedman - Byfuglien
Hjalmarsson - Bieksa
Trouba - Jones
Rinne
Jones
NFL
QB - Matt Stafford
RB - Alfred Morris
FB - Vonta Leach
WR - DeSean Jackson
WR - Anquan Boldin
WR - Keenan Allen
TE - Greg Olsen
LT - Jason Peters
LG - Carl Nicks
C - Jason Kelce
RG - Brian Waters
RT - Demar Dotson
DE - Michael Bennett
DE - Lamarr Houston
DT - Terrance Knighton
DT/ILB - Jared Odrick
ILB - Sean Lee
LOLB - LeMarr Woodley
ROLB - Jerod Mayo
CB - Desmond Trufant
CB - Vontae Davis
FS - Ed Reed
SS - George Wilson
K - Phil Dawson
P - Andy Lee
KR/PR - Darenn Sproles
NBA
PG - Jrue Holiday
SG - Monta Ellis
SF - Nicholas Batum
PF - Kevin Love
C - Tim Duncan
Bench - Amir Johnson (PF)
Bench - Thaddeus Young (SF)
Bench - Jeremy Lin (PG)
Bench - Kevin Martin (SG)
Bench - Spencer Hawes (C)
Bench - Michael Carter Williams (PG)
Bench - Amar'e Stoudemire (PF)
MLB
C - Willin Rosario
1B - Allen Craig
2B - Robinson Cano
3B - Ryan Zimmerman
SS - Ian Desmond
LF - Josh Hamilton
CF - Jacoby Ellsbury
RF - Hunter Pence
SP - Patrick Corbin
SP - Hiroki Kuroda
SP - Homer Bailey
SP - Alex Cobb
SP - Danny Salazar
SP - Drew Smyly
SP - Brandon Beachy
RP - Kenley Jansen
RP - Trevor Rosenthal
RP - Joe Nathan
12 F - Stamkos - Malkin - Kessel - Neal - Steen - Lupul - Hertl - Chiasson - Scheifele
6 D - Hedman - Hjalmarsson - Byfuglien - Jones - Trouba - Bieksa
2 G - Rinne
Lupul - Malkin - Neal
Purcell - Stamkos - Kessel
Steen - Ribeiro - Parenteau
Hertl - Scheifele - Chiasson
Hedman - Byfuglien
Hjalmarsson - Bieksa
Trouba - Jones
Rinne
Jones
NFL
QB - Matt Stafford
RB - Alfred Morris
FB - Vonta Leach
WR - DeSean Jackson
WR - Anquan Boldin
WR - Keenan Allen
TE - Greg Olsen
LT - Jason Peters
LG - Carl Nicks
C - Jason Kelce
RG - Brian Waters
RT - Demar Dotson
DE - Michael Bennett
DE - Lamarr Houston
DT - Terrance Knighton
DT/ILB - Jared Odrick
ILB - Sean Lee
LOLB - LeMarr Woodley
ROLB - Jerod Mayo
CB - Desmond Trufant
CB - Vontae Davis
FS - Ed Reed
SS - George Wilson
K - Phil Dawson
P - Andy Lee
KR/PR - Darenn Sproles
NBA
PG - Jrue Holiday
SG - Monta Ellis
SF - Nicholas Batum
PF - Kevin Love
C - Tim Duncan
Bench - Amir Johnson (PF)
Bench - Thaddeus Young (SF)
Bench - Jeremy Lin (PG)
Bench - Kevin Martin (SG)
Bench - Spencer Hawes (C)
Bench - Michael Carter Williams (PG)
Bench - Amar'e Stoudemire (PF)
MLB
C - Willin Rosario
1B - Allen Craig
2B - Robinson Cano
3B - Ryan Zimmerman
SS - Ian Desmond
LF - Josh Hamilton
CF - Jacoby Ellsbury
RF - Hunter Pence
SP - Patrick Corbin
SP - Hiroki Kuroda
SP - Homer Bailey
SP - Alex Cobb
SP - Danny Salazar
SP - Drew Smyly
SP - Brandon Beachy
RP - Kenley Jansen
RP - Trevor Rosenthal
RP - Joe Nathan
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KuralySnipes
Registered User
Trap/Yeti
NHL
Patrick Marleau (22/261) - Pavel Datsyuk (2/21) - Marian Hossa (14/165)
Rick Nash (16/189)-Eric Staal (10/117)- T.J. Oshie (30/357)
LW-Patrice Bergeron (13/148)-RW
LW-Martin Hanzal (28/333) -RW
Ryan McDonagh (8/93) -Dan Girardi (24/285)
Marc-Edouard Vlasic (18/213)-Dennis Seidenberg (26/309)
Dan Hamhuis (23/268)-RD
Tuukka Rask (4/45)
G
NFL
QB - Aaron Rodgers (1/4)
RB
FB
WR - Brandon Marshall (5/52)
WR - Julio Jones (6/69)
WR - Randall Cobb (25/292)
TE
LT - Ryan Clady (17/196)
LG
C
RG
RT
DE - Calais Campbell (27/316)
DE
DT - Haloti Ngata (19/220)
ILB - Luke Kuechly (12/141)
ILB
OLB - DeMarcus Ware (21/244)
OLB
CB - Patrick Peterson (9/100)
CB
FS - Jairus Byrd (29/340)
SS
K
P
KR/PR
NBA
PG
SG
SF
PF
C
PG
SG
SF
PF
C
Bench
Bench
MLB
C
1B - Joey Votto (7/76)
2B
3B - David Wright (11/124)
SS
LF - Matt Holliday (20/237)
CF
RF
SP - Adam Wainwright (3/28)
SP - Cole Hamels (15/172)
SP
SP
SP
RP
RP
RP
NHL
Patrick Marleau (22/261) - Pavel Datsyuk (2/21) - Marian Hossa (14/165)
Rick Nash (16/189)-Eric Staal (10/117)- T.J. Oshie (30/357)
LW-Patrice Bergeron (13/148)-RW
LW-Martin Hanzal (28/333) -RW
Ryan McDonagh (8/93) -Dan Girardi (24/285)
Marc-Edouard Vlasic (18/213)-Dennis Seidenberg (26/309)
Dan Hamhuis (23/268)-RD
Tuukka Rask (4/45)
G
NFL
QB - Aaron Rodgers (1/4)
RB
FB
WR - Brandon Marshall (5/52)
WR - Julio Jones (6/69)
WR - Randall Cobb (25/292)
TE
LT - Ryan Clady (17/196)
LG
C
RG
RT
DE - Calais Campbell (27/316)
DE
DT - Haloti Ngata (19/220)
ILB - Luke Kuechly (12/141)
ILB
OLB - DeMarcus Ware (21/244)
OLB
CB - Patrick Peterson (9/100)
CB
FS - Jairus Byrd (29/340)
SS
K
P
KR/PR
NBA
PG
SG
SF
PF
C
PG
SG
SF
PF
C
Bench
Bench
MLB
C
1B - Joey Votto (7/76)
2B
3B - David Wright (11/124)
SS
LF - Matt Holliday (20/237)
CF
RF
SP - Adam Wainwright (3/28)
SP - Cole Hamels (15/172)
SP
SP
SP
RP
RP
RP
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Bad News Bears
All goalies be trash
Bad News Bears
NHL
Joe Pavelski - Henrik Zetterberg - Nathan MacKinnon
Chris Kreider - Mikko Koivu -Alex Semin
Mats Zuccarello - Valteri Filppula - Alex Barkov
Cam Atkinson - Mikael Granlund- Dustin Brown
Not a super strong forward group, but a ton of room to improve for some young talented players, and a group of strong vets. Strong down then middle with great two-way centers, good speed on the outside. A ton of puck possession.
Marc Staal - Kris Letang
Olli Maatta - Hampus Lindholm
Andrei Markov -TJ Brodie
Strong skaters, again - lots of room to improve from two elite rookies, and some veteran presence. Elite puck handlers, and some great PP quarterbacks.
Antti Niemi
Jonathan Bernier
Niemi is a proven starter, a Stanley Cup winner, and has put up some elite numbers in the past few years. Bernier has a ton of talent, and could put together some great seasons with a team like this in front of him. Split games 52/30 ideally.
NFL
QB - Russell Wilson
RB - Jamaal Charles
FB - Rhett Ellison
WR - Torrey Smith
WR - Denarius Moore
WR - Stevie Johnson
TE - Jimmy Graham
I mean, what more can I say. Reigning Superbowl winning QB, and a true leader. Behind him, the consensus number 2 RB in the game. WR core aren't perfect, but a ton of talent, and a ton of catches to be made down-field. Best TE in the game, making catches from everywhere, can line up at TE, in the slot, or as a wide out.
O-line
LT - Joe Thomas
LG - TBA
C - Alex Mack
RG - Brandon Brooks
RT - Eugene Monroe
Joe Thomas and Alex Mack, best in the game at their positions. Rest of the crew are solid pros, with some upside in Brooks and Monroe.
NOTE - Had made the Jordan Gross pick to be my RT prior to his retirement (after a Pro-Bowl season, I remind you). Will need to make another pick - have moved Monroe to RT.
DE - J.J. Watt
DE - Jadeveon Clowney
DT - Dontari Poe
DT - Chris Jones
Good ****ing luck stopping these four. Two elite guys on the outside, two giants inside.
ILB - Brian Cushing
LOLB - Vontaze Burfict
ROLB - Justin Houston
Tons of athleticism, tons of intensity, tons of steroids, tons of white boy anger, tons of tackles.
CB - Tim Jennings
CB - Brandon Browner
FS - Antoine Bethea
SS - Kam Chancellor
They'll take your head off, they'll lock you down, and they'll generally be a real ***** to play against.
K - Steven Hauschka
P - Shane Lechler
KR/PR - Jacoby Ford
NBA
PG - Damien Lillard - Great young PG, hits game winners like no-ones business.
SG - James Harden - Best offensive 2-guard in the league.
SF - Arron Afflalo - Best "3 and D" out there. Total lockdown on elite wings.
PF - Paul Millsap - All-Star, knocks down many a jumper, sneaky dark alley player.
C - Brook Lopez - Best low post offensive in the game. PER off the charts.
They can play crazy fast, they can slow it down. Changing pace in the NBA can destroy defense. They can shoot threes and penetrate. Elite.
Bench AKA "PER Heaven"
Goran Dragic
Ryan Anderson
Al Jefferson
Patrick Beverely
Tony Allen
Marco Belinelli
Nikola Vucevic
I mean, I can't even. Would be an elite 6th man, playing with a big like Al, and shooters like Belinelli and Anderson. Beverely might be the most agitating player in the league, and thrown plenty of elite PG's off their game. Allen can still lock almost anyone down from the perimeter. Vucevic to protect the rim, big man shooter.
MLB
Will write about this later. I need a moment to clean my jeans. This team is filth.
C - Yadier Molina
1B - David Ortiz
2B - Benny Zobrist
3B - Adrian Beltre
SS - JJ Hardy
LF - Ryan Braun
CF - Mike Trout
RF - Shin-Soo Choo
SP - Matt Harvey
SP - James Shields
SP - Doug Fister
SP - Jordan Zimmerman
SP - Chris Tillman
Bullpen
Steve Delabar, Kelvin Herrera, Sean Doolittle, Darren O'Day.
NHL
Joe Pavelski - Henrik Zetterberg - Nathan MacKinnon
Chris Kreider - Mikko Koivu -Alex Semin
Mats Zuccarello - Valteri Filppula - Alex Barkov
Cam Atkinson - Mikael Granlund- Dustin Brown
Not a super strong forward group, but a ton of room to improve for some young talented players, and a group of strong vets. Strong down then middle with great two-way centers, good speed on the outside. A ton of puck possession.
Marc Staal - Kris Letang
Olli Maatta - Hampus Lindholm
Andrei Markov -TJ Brodie
Strong skaters, again - lots of room to improve from two elite rookies, and some veteran presence. Elite puck handlers, and some great PP quarterbacks.
Antti Niemi
Jonathan Bernier
Niemi is a proven starter, a Stanley Cup winner, and has put up some elite numbers in the past few years. Bernier has a ton of talent, and could put together some great seasons with a team like this in front of him. Split games 52/30 ideally.
NFL
QB - Russell Wilson
RB - Jamaal Charles
FB - Rhett Ellison
WR - Torrey Smith
WR - Denarius Moore
WR - Stevie Johnson
TE - Jimmy Graham
I mean, what more can I say. Reigning Superbowl winning QB, and a true leader. Behind him, the consensus number 2 RB in the game. WR core aren't perfect, but a ton of talent, and a ton of catches to be made down-field. Best TE in the game, making catches from everywhere, can line up at TE, in the slot, or as a wide out.
O-line
LT - Joe Thomas
LG - TBA
C - Alex Mack
RG - Brandon Brooks
RT - Eugene Monroe
Joe Thomas and Alex Mack, best in the game at their positions. Rest of the crew are solid pros, with some upside in Brooks and Monroe.
NOTE - Had made the Jordan Gross pick to be my RT prior to his retirement (after a Pro-Bowl season, I remind you). Will need to make another pick - have moved Monroe to RT.
DE - J.J. Watt
DE - Jadeveon Clowney
DT - Dontari Poe
DT - Chris Jones
Good ****ing luck stopping these four. Two elite guys on the outside, two giants inside.
ILB - Brian Cushing
LOLB - Vontaze Burfict
ROLB - Justin Houston
Tons of athleticism, tons of intensity, tons of steroids, tons of white boy anger, tons of tackles.
CB - Tim Jennings
CB - Brandon Browner
FS - Antoine Bethea
SS - Kam Chancellor
They'll take your head off, they'll lock you down, and they'll generally be a real ***** to play against.
K - Steven Hauschka
P - Shane Lechler
KR/PR - Jacoby Ford
NBA
PG - Damien Lillard - Great young PG, hits game winners like no-ones business.
SG - James Harden - Best offensive 2-guard in the league.
SF - Arron Afflalo - Best "3 and D" out there. Total lockdown on elite wings.
PF - Paul Millsap - All-Star, knocks down many a jumper, sneaky dark alley player.
C - Brook Lopez - Best low post offensive in the game. PER off the charts.
They can play crazy fast, they can slow it down. Changing pace in the NBA can destroy defense. They can shoot threes and penetrate. Elite.
Bench AKA "PER Heaven"
Goran Dragic
Ryan Anderson
Al Jefferson
Patrick Beverely
Tony Allen
Marco Belinelli
Nikola Vucevic
I mean, I can't even. Would be an elite 6th man, playing with a big like Al, and shooters like Belinelli and Anderson. Beverely might be the most agitating player in the league, and thrown plenty of elite PG's off their game. Allen can still lock almost anyone down from the perimeter. Vucevic to protect the rim, big man shooter.
MLB
Will write about this later. I need a moment to clean my jeans. This team is filth.
C - Yadier Molina
1B - David Ortiz
2B - Benny Zobrist
3B - Adrian Beltre
SS - JJ Hardy
LF - Ryan Braun
CF - Mike Trout
RF - Shin-Soo Choo
SP - Matt Harvey
SP - James Shields
SP - Doug Fister
SP - Jordan Zimmerman
SP - Chris Tillman
Bullpen
Steve Delabar, Kelvin Herrera, Sean Doolittle, Darren O'Day.
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Major League Baseball -
C -
2B - Aaron Hill
3B - Brett Lawrie
SS - Elvis Andrus
LF - Carlos Gonzalez
CF - Andrew McCutchen
RF - Colby Rasmus
Pitching rotation:
SP - Chris Sale
SP - Gio Gonzalez
SP - Matt Garza
SP -
SP -
RP -
RP -
RP -
National Basketball Association - The Toronto Humpdashian's. Air Canada Center, Toronto, ONT
Starting lineup:
PG - Russel Westbrook
SG - Lance Stephenson
SF - Paul George
PF - Al Horford
C - Joakim Noah
Bench:
PG -
SG -
SF -
PF -
C -
11 -
12 -
National Football League -
Offense:
QB - Peyton Manning
RB - DeMarco Murray
FB -
WR - #12 Josh Gordon
WR - Reggie Wayne
WR - Julian Edelman
TE - Dennis Pitta
LT - Tyron Smith
LG - Logan Mankins
C - Nick Mangold
RG - Louis Vasquez
RT - Orlando Franklin
Defense:
DT - Vince Wilfork
DT - Jason Hatcher
LE - Mario Williams
RE - Chandler Jones
LOLB - #58 Von Miller
ILB - D'Qwell Jackson
ROLB -
CB - #23 Joe Haden
CB - Jonathan Joseph
FS - #29 Earl Thomas
SS - #43 TJ Ward
Special teams:
K - Dan Bailey
P -
National Hockey League - The Rooster Strokers of Toronto.
James Van Riemsdyk-Joe Thornton - Marion Gaborik
- Jason Spezza - Johan Franzen
Nikolai Kulemin- Tyler Bozak - Mason Raymond
- Dave Bolland - Jay McClement
Dion Phaneuf - Alex Pietrangelo
Zybnek Michalek - Erik Karlsson
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Carey Price
C -
2B - Aaron Hill
3B - Brett Lawrie
SS - Elvis Andrus
LF - Carlos Gonzalez
CF - Andrew McCutchen
RF - Colby Rasmus
Pitching rotation:
SP - Chris Sale
SP - Gio Gonzalez
SP - Matt Garza
SP -
SP -
RP -
RP -
RP -
National Basketball Association - The Toronto Humpdashian's. Air Canada Center, Toronto, ONT
Starting lineup:
PG - Russel Westbrook
SG - Lance Stephenson
SF - Paul George
PF - Al Horford
C - Joakim Noah
Bench:
PG -
SG -
SF -
PF -
C -
11 -
12 -
National Football League -
Offense:
QB - Peyton Manning
RB - DeMarco Murray
FB -
WR - #12 Josh Gordon
WR - Reggie Wayne
WR - Julian Edelman
TE - Dennis Pitta
LT - Tyron Smith
LG - Logan Mankins
C - Nick Mangold
RG - Louis Vasquez
RT - Orlando Franklin
Defense:
DT - Vince Wilfork
DT - Jason Hatcher
LE - Mario Williams
RE - Chandler Jones
LOLB - #58 Von Miller
ILB - D'Qwell Jackson
ROLB -
CB - #23 Joe Haden
CB - Jonathan Joseph
FS - #29 Earl Thomas
SS - #43 TJ Ward
Special teams:
K - Dan Bailey
P -
National Hockey League - The Rooster Strokers of Toronto.
James Van Riemsdyk-Joe Thornton - Marion Gaborik
- Jason Spezza - Johan Franzen
Nikolai Kulemin- Tyler Bozak - Mason Raymond
- Dave Bolland - Jay McClement
Dion Phaneuf - Alex Pietrangelo
Zybnek Michalek - Erik Karlsson
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Carey Price
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Trap Jesus
Registered User
- Feb 13, 2012
- 28,686
- 13,456
Yeah, there have been quite a few lulls in the draft, but 365 picks in 42 days isn't bad (nearly 9 picks a day).
Aela's 2nd team
NHL
12 F Crosby - Kane - E. Kane - RNH - Kunitz - Voracek - Johnson - Palat
6 D - Seabrook - Garrison - Martin - A. Greene
2 G - Lundqvist
Kunitz - Crosby - Kane
E. Kane - RNH - Hornqvist
Palat - Johnson - Voracek
Tatar - Soderberg - Bennett
Greene - Seabrook
Enstrom - Zidlicky
Martin - Ristolainen
NFL
QB - Robert Griffin III
RB - LeSean McCoy
FB - Anthony Sherman
WR - Antonio Brown
WR - Golden Tate
WR - James Jones
TE - Rob Grankowksi
LT - Matt Kalil
LG - Evan Mathis
C - Dominic Raiola
RG - Andy Levitre
RT - Doug Free
DE - Fletcher Cox
DE - Mike Daniels
DT - Ndamukong Suh
DT/ILB - Derrick Johnson
ILB - Patrick Willis
LOLB - Kiko Alonso
ROLB - Anthony Spencer
CB - Aqib Talib
CB - Brandon Flowers
FS - Malcolm Jenkins
SS - Eric Berry
K - Nick Novak
P - Marquette King
KR/PR - Dwayne Harris
NBA
PG - Chris Paul
SG - Klay Thompson
SF - Carmelo Anthony
PF - Chris Bosh
C - Andre Drummond
Bench - DeAndre Jordan (C)
Bench - DeMar DeRozan (SG)
Bench - Patrick Patterson (PF)
Bench - Isaiah Thomas (PG)
Bench - Trevor Ariza (SF)
Bench - Jeff Teague (PG)
Bench - Eric Bledsoe (SG)
MLB
C - Russel Martin
1B - Brandon Belt
2B - Chase Utley
3B - Miguel Sano
SS - Xander Bogaerts
LF - Starling Marte
LF - Bryan Buxton
CF - Matt Kemp
RF - Giancarlo Stanton
SP - Gerrit Cole
SP - Matt Cain
SP - Michael Wacha
SP - Sonny Gray
SP - Shelby Miller
RP - Glen Perkins
RP - David Robertson
RP - Jason Grilli
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Trap Jesus
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sunsoutgunsout
NHL
Mikkel Boedker - Paul Stastny - Kyle Okposo
Patrik Elias - Tomas Plekanec - Jaromir Jagr
Clarke MacArthur - Kyle Turris - Gustav Nyquist
Bryan Little - Frans Nielsen - Reilly Smith
Mark Giordano - Johnny Boychuk
Andrew MacDonald - James Wisniewski
Fedor Tyutin - Dougie Hamilton
Roberto Luongo
Steve Mason
NFL
QB - Ben Roethlisberger
RB - Frank Gore
FB - Bruce Miller
WR - Pierre Garcon
WR - T.Y. Hilton
WR - Marques Colston
TE - Kyle Rudolph
LT - Russell Okung
LG - Travelle Wharton
C - Evan Dietrich-Smith
RG - Geoff Schwartz
RT - Zach Strief
DE - Jared Allen
DE - Justin Tuck
DT - Gerald McCoy
DT - Michael Brockers
ILB - Stephen Tulloch
LOLB - Danny Trevathan
ROLB - Chad Greenway
CB - Ike Taylor
CB - Leon Hall
FS - Will Hill
SS - Tyvon Branch
K - Sebastian Janikowski
P - Thomas Morstead
KR/PR - Cordarrelle Patterson
NBA
PG - Rajon Rondo
SG - Steph Curry
SF - LeBron James
PF - Kenneth Faried
C - Roy Hibbert
PF - Pao Gasol
PG - Mike Conley
SF - Josh Smith
C - Greg Monroe
SG - Iman Shumpert
PF - Danillo Gallinari
SG - Tyreke Evans
MLB
C - Salvador Perez
1B - Freddie Freeman
2B - Jason Kipnis
3B - Hanley Ramirez
SS - Manny Machado
LF - Bryce Harper
CF - Carlos Gomez
RF - Yasiel Puig
SP - Yu Darvish
SP - Jose Fernandez
SP - Zack Greinke
SP - Anibal Sanchez
SP - Bartolo Colon
RP - Aroldis Chapman
RP - Greg Holland
RP - Craig Kimbrel
NHL
Mikkel Boedker - Paul Stastny - Kyle Okposo
Patrik Elias - Tomas Plekanec - Jaromir Jagr
Clarke MacArthur - Kyle Turris - Gustav Nyquist
Bryan Little - Frans Nielsen - Reilly Smith
Mark Giordano - Johnny Boychuk
Andrew MacDonald - James Wisniewski
Fedor Tyutin - Dougie Hamilton
Roberto Luongo
Steve Mason
NFL
QB - Ben Roethlisberger
RB - Frank Gore
FB - Bruce Miller
WR - Pierre Garcon
WR - T.Y. Hilton
WR - Marques Colston
TE - Kyle Rudolph
LT - Russell Okung
LG - Travelle Wharton
C - Evan Dietrich-Smith
RG - Geoff Schwartz
RT - Zach Strief
DE - Jared Allen
DE - Justin Tuck
DT - Gerald McCoy
DT - Michael Brockers
ILB - Stephen Tulloch
LOLB - Danny Trevathan
ROLB - Chad Greenway
CB - Ike Taylor
CB - Leon Hall
FS - Will Hill
SS - Tyvon Branch
K - Sebastian Janikowski
P - Thomas Morstead
KR/PR - Cordarrelle Patterson
NBA
PG - Rajon Rondo
SG - Steph Curry
SF - LeBron James
PF - Kenneth Faried
C - Roy Hibbert
PF - Pao Gasol
PG - Mike Conley
SF - Josh Smith
C - Greg Monroe
SG - Iman Shumpert
PF - Danillo Gallinari
SG - Tyreke Evans
MLB
C - Salvador Perez
1B - Freddie Freeman
2B - Jason Kipnis
3B - Hanley Ramirez
SS - Manny Machado
LF - Bryce Harper
CF - Carlos Gomez
RF - Yasiel Puig
SP - Yu Darvish
SP - Jose Fernandez
SP - Zack Greinke
SP - Anibal Sanchez
SP - Bartolo Colon
RP - Aroldis Chapman
RP - Greg Holland
RP - Craig Kimbrel
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Trap Jesus
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Thought people could post team strategies/philosophies in here. I'll post an in-depth NHL one right now because I put the most thought into how to build that team. Will post PP/PK units later.
NHL
General Strategy
My team will play nearly identical systems to Boston and St. Louis: defense first, look for turnovers in the neutral zone, and burn the opposition in quick transition, along with establishing a strong forecheck and trying to pin the opposition in their own zone.
There were two main goals I had for filling out this team:
First, was for every line and combination to essentially be match-up proof on the road. You'll notice that my line-up is essentially nothing but two-way players, even on the wing, and team defense is what this team is built on. Even if I'm going up against Ovechkin-Crosby-Stamkos, I have faith that my lines could at least hold their own with their defensive play and their possession play. The only forwards I wouldn't consider great two-way players are Eric Staal and Rick Nash (and Nash isn't bad at all, he was being used in defensive situations with Team Canada still). Staal can be a bit lazy, but I think moving him to the wing would be most beneficial. He's played the wing before and has less defensive responsibility. More importantly though, is that every player on the blueline can be considered a great shutdown d-man. I may only have one truly elite d-man with McDonagh, but everyone else plays tough minutes and is effective when faced with that. Also, while it's not a very good offensive unit, they are still effective at moving the puck up the ice and keeping it in at the point, which is all I really need from them.
Secondly, I wanted to be able to create match-up nightmares at home. I'll explain this with my individual line strategies:
Lines
Top Scoring Line: Patrick Marleau - Pavel Datsyuk - Marian Hossa
These three players are considered at the very top of most people's lists when it comes to two-way players for their respective positions, so it's no coincidence that they're going to do most of their damage in the neutral zone. Marleau is one of the faster players out there and will be a beast on both sides of the puck in the neutral zone, clogging up passing lanes and stretching out the defense, Datsyuk may be the best player for clogging up the neutral zone, and Hossa is arguably the best back-checker in the league. I'm going to be pretty liberal with match-ups and offensive zone starts as their primary goal is going to be to score goals, but with them being so strong in neutral zone defense, I think that's for the best.
Secondary Scoring Line: Eric Staal - Ryan Johansen - Rick Nash
This line is getting a huge offensive zone start percentage. They would still be solid defensively, but they're at their best in the offensive zone. They're another very big and rangy line (Staal - 6'4, 205; Johansen - 6'3, 223; Nash - 6'4, 213), can control possession, and they all have complete offensive arsenals. With the Datsyuk line likely getting all the opposition's top players, they should be very effective against secondary competition.
Two-way Line: Jaden Schwartz - Patrice Bergeron - T.J. Oshie
A huge part of the match-up game is the Schwartz-Bergeron-Oshie line. This will be my go-to match-up for more skilled-based lines (think Crosby, Kane, Giroux, Kessel, etc.). Everyone knows about Bergeron's two-way prowess, but the Blues pair are two of the more underrated defensive wingers in the league. This is also a line that can both drive possession (Bergeron and Oshie are two of the stronger along-the-boards players in the league) and can be very effective in transition.
Shutdown line: Jordan Staal - Martin Hanzal - Brent Burns
The key to my match-up game is my behemoth line: Jordan Staal (6'4, 220), Martin Hanzal (6'6, 230), Brent Burns (6'5, 230). If you want to come into my team's building and establish a strong possession game (think Kopitar, Getzlaf, Perry, Lucic, etc.), this is the line you'll be up against. All are extremely effective defensively, can match-up with anyone in the size and physicality department, and can all drive possession themselves. While they can all chip in offensively, they're the line that is going to get pinned with a ridiculous number of defensive zone starts. Offense is icing on the cake for this line, they'll be doing a lot of heavy lifting.
How these lines are fully used really depends on the opposition. If it's a weaker team that doesn't require much line-matching, I'm simply going to roll 4 lines and wear the other team out with my size and puck possession. If it requires a lot of line matching, I'll do it the way I said above. However, it doesn't mean the Bergeron line can only cover skill and Hanzal can only cover physicality. They're elite defensive lines that can take on any task. If there's a noticeable strength split on two lines that predominantly rely on physicality or skill, I'll deploy them that way though.
I should also mention faceoffs, which is an important part of the game and of this team's make-up.
Left-side:
Hanzal: 55%
J. Staal: 54%
Datsyuk: 52.7% (and usually much higher)
E. Staal: 52.1%
Marleau - 51.9%
Right-side:
Bergeron: 58.7%
Johansen: 52.9%
Obviously deeper on the left, but I have the most notorious faceoff guy in the league on the right. Also, Burns is at least somewhat adept at faceoffs being 46.9% with 128 faceoffs taken. Bergeron and Hanzal/J. Staal will be taking the majority of defensive zone faceoffs regardless of which line is on.
D-Pairings
McDonagh-Girardi
Hamhuis-Seidenberg
Vlasic-Braun
The only thing that really needs to be known is that these combinations won't be split up. There's already chemistry with two of the pairs and Hamhuis and Seidenberg are guys that can play with anyone. There will be no real matching (outside of McDonagh-Girardi likely getting the top assignment), as all three pairings are perfectly capable of being a top shutdown pair, and they all play very similar games. While Seidenberg is left-handed on the right side, he actually splits his time pretty evenly between LD and RD in Boston, and is perfectly adept on both sides.
If any D-core is going to have their time evenly split, it would be this one. I plan on simply rolling the three D-pairs at both even-strength and on the PK, and getting it as close to a 3-way split for ice-time. McDonagh will get the most ice time due to his role on the PP (and Burns will get time on the point on the PP as well), with the other 5 d-men being possibilities to get spot duty on the PP every once in a while.
Only change is that when the team is down and I desperately need offense, I'd take the 4th line out of routine circulation and replace Braun with Burns to try to get more offense going.
Goaltending
Rask is the front-runner for the Vezina and has essentially played lights out his whole career. He also has one incredible playoff run under his belt and I believe he's the best combination of consistency and playoff performance in the league. Not only that, but with my team playing a more defensive and puck possession-oriented game, there won't be any concerns about him playing in a new system, whether you think those concerns are valid criticisms or not.
Bobrovsky is the reigning Vezina winner and is quietly having another great season. He's more than capable of filling in 30ish games so Rask can be fresh for a long playoff run. I believe my team is good enough to do that as well.
NHL
General Strategy
My team will play nearly identical systems to Boston and St. Louis: defense first, look for turnovers in the neutral zone, and burn the opposition in quick transition, along with establishing a strong forecheck and trying to pin the opposition in their own zone.
There were two main goals I had for filling out this team:
First, was for every line and combination to essentially be match-up proof on the road. You'll notice that my line-up is essentially nothing but two-way players, even on the wing, and team defense is what this team is built on. Even if I'm going up against Ovechkin-Crosby-Stamkos, I have faith that my lines could at least hold their own with their defensive play and their possession play. The only forwards I wouldn't consider great two-way players are Eric Staal and Rick Nash (and Nash isn't bad at all, he was being used in defensive situations with Team Canada still). Staal can be a bit lazy, but I think moving him to the wing would be most beneficial. He's played the wing before and has less defensive responsibility. More importantly though, is that every player on the blueline can be considered a great shutdown d-man. I may only have one truly elite d-man with McDonagh, but everyone else plays tough minutes and is effective when faced with that. Also, while it's not a very good offensive unit, they are still effective at moving the puck up the ice and keeping it in at the point, which is all I really need from them.
Secondly, I wanted to be able to create match-up nightmares at home. I'll explain this with my individual line strategies:
Lines
Top Scoring Line: Patrick Marleau - Pavel Datsyuk - Marian Hossa
These three players are considered at the very top of most people's lists when it comes to two-way players for their respective positions, so it's no coincidence that they're going to do most of their damage in the neutral zone. Marleau is one of the faster players out there and will be a beast on both sides of the puck in the neutral zone, clogging up passing lanes and stretching out the defense, Datsyuk may be the best player for clogging up the neutral zone, and Hossa is arguably the best back-checker in the league. I'm going to be pretty liberal with match-ups and offensive zone starts as their primary goal is going to be to score goals, but with them being so strong in neutral zone defense, I think that's for the best.
Secondary Scoring Line: Eric Staal - Ryan Johansen - Rick Nash
This line is getting a huge offensive zone start percentage. They would still be solid defensively, but they're at their best in the offensive zone. They're another very big and rangy line (Staal - 6'4, 205; Johansen - 6'3, 223; Nash - 6'4, 213), can control possession, and they all have complete offensive arsenals. With the Datsyuk line likely getting all the opposition's top players, they should be very effective against secondary competition.
Two-way Line: Jaden Schwartz - Patrice Bergeron - T.J. Oshie
A huge part of the match-up game is the Schwartz-Bergeron-Oshie line. This will be my go-to match-up for more skilled-based lines (think Crosby, Kane, Giroux, Kessel, etc.). Everyone knows about Bergeron's two-way prowess, but the Blues pair are two of the more underrated defensive wingers in the league. This is also a line that can both drive possession (Bergeron and Oshie are two of the stronger along-the-boards players in the league) and can be very effective in transition.
Shutdown line: Jordan Staal - Martin Hanzal - Brent Burns
The key to my match-up game is my behemoth line: Jordan Staal (6'4, 220), Martin Hanzal (6'6, 230), Brent Burns (6'5, 230). If you want to come into my team's building and establish a strong possession game (think Kopitar, Getzlaf, Perry, Lucic, etc.), this is the line you'll be up against. All are extremely effective defensively, can match-up with anyone in the size and physicality department, and can all drive possession themselves. While they can all chip in offensively, they're the line that is going to get pinned with a ridiculous number of defensive zone starts. Offense is icing on the cake for this line, they'll be doing a lot of heavy lifting.
How these lines are fully used really depends on the opposition. If it's a weaker team that doesn't require much line-matching, I'm simply going to roll 4 lines and wear the other team out with my size and puck possession. If it requires a lot of line matching, I'll do it the way I said above. However, it doesn't mean the Bergeron line can only cover skill and Hanzal can only cover physicality. They're elite defensive lines that can take on any task. If there's a noticeable strength split on two lines that predominantly rely on physicality or skill, I'll deploy them that way though.
I should also mention faceoffs, which is an important part of the game and of this team's make-up.
Left-side:
Hanzal: 55%
J. Staal: 54%
Datsyuk: 52.7% (and usually much higher)
E. Staal: 52.1%
Marleau - 51.9%
Right-side:
Bergeron: 58.7%
Johansen: 52.9%
Obviously deeper on the left, but I have the most notorious faceoff guy in the league on the right. Also, Burns is at least somewhat adept at faceoffs being 46.9% with 128 faceoffs taken. Bergeron and Hanzal/J. Staal will be taking the majority of defensive zone faceoffs regardless of which line is on.
D-Pairings
McDonagh-Girardi
Hamhuis-Seidenberg
Vlasic-Braun
The only thing that really needs to be known is that these combinations won't be split up. There's already chemistry with two of the pairs and Hamhuis and Seidenberg are guys that can play with anyone. There will be no real matching (outside of McDonagh-Girardi likely getting the top assignment), as all three pairings are perfectly capable of being a top shutdown pair, and they all play very similar games. While Seidenberg is left-handed on the right side, he actually splits his time pretty evenly between LD and RD in Boston, and is perfectly adept on both sides.
If any D-core is going to have their time evenly split, it would be this one. I plan on simply rolling the three D-pairs at both even-strength and on the PK, and getting it as close to a 3-way split for ice-time. McDonagh will get the most ice time due to his role on the PP (and Burns will get time on the point on the PP as well), with the other 5 d-men being possibilities to get spot duty on the PP every once in a while.
Only change is that when the team is down and I desperately need offense, I'd take the 4th line out of routine circulation and replace Braun with Burns to try to get more offense going.
Goaltending
Rask is the front-runner for the Vezina and has essentially played lights out his whole career. He also has one incredible playoff run under his belt and I believe he's the best combination of consistency and playoff performance in the league. Not only that, but with my team playing a more defensive and puck possession-oriented game, there won't be any concerns about him playing in a new system, whether you think those concerns are valid criticisms or not.
Bobrovsky is the reigning Vezina winner and is quietly having another great season. He's more than capable of filling in 30ish games so Rask can be fresh for a long playoff run. I believe my team is good enough to do that as well.
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Trap Jesus
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ResilientBeast - Mozesmadness Teams (to be filled in)
MLB:
SP - Clayton Kershaw (2/17th)
SP - Justin Verlander (4/41st)
SP - R.A. Dickey
SP - Drew Smyly
SP - Brandon Beachy
RP - Rafael Soriano
RP - Grant Balfour
RP - Jim Henderson
OF - Adam Jones (14/161st)
OF - Josh Reddick
OF - Nick Markakis
SS - José Reyes (18/209th)
1B - Jose Abreu
2B - Brandon Phillips
3B - Nolan Arenado (25/296th)
C - Brian McCann
NBA:
C - Marc Gasol (9/104th)
SG - Dwanye Wade (10/113th)
PG - Derrick Rose (12/137th)
SF - Jeff Green
PF - Zach Randolph
PG - Kyle Lowry
SG - Brandon Knight
SF - Gerald Henderson
PF - David Lee
C - Anderson Varejao
PG - Kemba Walker
PF - Tristan Thompson
NFL:
WR - Larry Fitzgerald (8/89th)
WR - Wes Walker (23/281st)
RB - Adrian Peterson (1/8th)
QB - Tom Brady (3/32nd)
TE - Jason Witten (15/176th)
DE - Muhammad Wilkerson(16/185th)
DE - Cameron Wake{23/273rd)
ROLB - Terrell Suggs(22/257th)
ILB - Bobby Wagner
NHL:
Milan Lucic (21/248th)-Claude Giroux (11/128th)-Jeff Carter (19/224th)
Max Pacioretty -Logan Couture (13/152nd)-Tyler Toffoli
David Perron-Ryan Kesler (17/200th)-Joel Ward
Brad Marchand-Mike Richards (20/233rd)-Tommy Wingels
Zdeno Chara(5/56th)-Marc Methot
Ryan Suter(6/65th)-Mike Green(26/305th)
Karl Alzner -J ohn Carlson(27/320)
Jonathan Quick (7/80th)
Corey Crawford
MLB:
SP - Clayton Kershaw (2/17th)
SP - Justin Verlander (4/41st)
SP - R.A. Dickey
SP - Drew Smyly
SP - Brandon Beachy
RP - Rafael Soriano
RP - Grant Balfour
RP - Jim Henderson
OF - Adam Jones (14/161st)
OF - Josh Reddick
OF - Nick Markakis
SS - José Reyes (18/209th)
1B - Jose Abreu
2B - Brandon Phillips
3B - Nolan Arenado (25/296th)
C - Brian McCann
NBA:
C - Marc Gasol (9/104th)
SG - Dwanye Wade (10/113th)
PG - Derrick Rose (12/137th)
SF - Jeff Green
PF - Zach Randolph
PG - Kyle Lowry
SG - Brandon Knight
SF - Gerald Henderson
PF - David Lee
C - Anderson Varejao
PG - Kemba Walker
PF - Tristan Thompson
NFL:
WR - Larry Fitzgerald (8/89th)
WR - Wes Walker (23/281st)
RB - Adrian Peterson (1/8th)
QB - Tom Brady (3/32nd)
TE - Jason Witten (15/176th)
DE - Muhammad Wilkerson(16/185th)
DE - Cameron Wake{23/273rd)
ROLB - Terrell Suggs(22/257th)
ILB - Bobby Wagner
NHL:
Milan Lucic (21/248th)-Claude Giroux (11/128th)-Jeff Carter (19/224th)
Max Pacioretty -Logan Couture (13/152nd)-Tyler Toffoli
David Perron-Ryan Kesler (17/200th)-Joel Ward
Brad Marchand-Mike Richards (20/233rd)-Tommy Wingels
Zdeno Chara(5/56th)-Marc Methot
Ryan Suter(6/65th)-Mike Green(26/305th)
Karl Alzner -J ohn Carlson(27/320)
Jonathan Quick (7/80th)
Corey Crawford
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Bay Area Pajicz Party - Team strategies:
MLB:
Coming soon...
NFL:
Coming soon...
NHL:
I decided to build the other three teams first, and then focus on my NHL team. In my opinion, success in hockey is much more about the team as a whole instead of having the most talented individuals. Therefore, I thought I could assembly a decent NHL team from the "leftovers".
The team is basically all about playoff performance. All four lines are great defensively and also can produce offensively. But even more importantly, we'll forecheck and hit aggressively for full 60 minutes and try to be a horrifying team to play against. Leadership won't be a problem either with guys like Iginla, S. Koivu, Doan, Brodeur etc.
Lines:
Michalek - Lecavalier - Iginla
Kuznetsov - Henrique - Brown
Niederreiter - Legwand - Doan
Cogliano - Koivu - Bickell
The first line has scoring touch and playoff experience, combined with good size. Iggy and Vinny are still elite players, and Michalek is a talented scorer on the wing when healthy. Injuries have been a problem for him though, which can be a small threat.
Second line is the youngster line, and it won't play as straightforward hockey as the other lines. Instead, they will try to hold the puck and give Kuznetsov often chances to do his magic. The young Russian is the most dangerous offensive weapon in our team, and will get a bit more freedom to do his stuff. Brown has had a subpar season, but he's still a Stanley Cup champion and a player that fits our philosophy perfectly. Henrique balances the team nicely, and will surely enjoy the passes coming from Kuznetsov. All three are great skaters, which creates problems for opposing defenses.
Third and fourth line can be mixed if needed, but they are a mix of experienced veterans and younger speedsters. The focus will be on defense, but our bottom lines are capable of scoring as well.
Defensive pairings:
Orpik - Hamonic
Goligoski - DeKeyser
Jackman - L. Schenn
Our defense won't be afraid of physical play, that's for sure. The second pairing is the one that has most skill with the puck, but they aren't soft at all either. Luke Schenn is paired with one of the most reliable defensive players in the league, and they form a rock-solid third pairing.
The first and third pairings will be the ones who play against the opponents top lines, and second one will be on the ice when we try to score against their weaker lines (preferably with our second line).
Goaltending:
Fleury
Brodeur
Flower's playoff performances have been widely criticized, but he's already a Stanley Cup champion. He's also having another great season. Marty is obviously a legend, but he can still also step in when needed. Brodeur's experience will also be helpful in his role as a mentor for the younger Québécois.
PP units:
Kuznetsov - Henrique - Brown
Goligoski - DeKeyser
Michalek - Lecavalier - Niederreiter
Iginla - Hamonic
Our powerplay will basically be as simple as our even strenght game; shots and guys crashing the net. We want to see ugly goals. Kuznetsov will again be an exception, and sometimes we can try Vinny with him and have a different approach.
SH units:
Koivu - Cogliano
Jackman - Schenn
Legwand - Doan
Orpik - Hamonic
Head coach option: Guy Boucher, SC Bern
MLB:
Coming soon...
NFL:
Coming soon...
NHL:
I decided to build the other three teams first, and then focus on my NHL team. In my opinion, success in hockey is much more about the team as a whole instead of having the most talented individuals. Therefore, I thought I could assembly a decent NHL team from the "leftovers".
The team is basically all about playoff performance. All four lines are great defensively and also can produce offensively. But even more importantly, we'll forecheck and hit aggressively for full 60 minutes and try to be a horrifying team to play against. Leadership won't be a problem either with guys like Iginla, S. Koivu, Doan, Brodeur etc.
Lines:
Michalek - Lecavalier - Iginla
Kuznetsov - Henrique - Brown
Niederreiter - Legwand - Doan
Cogliano - Koivu - Bickell
The first line has scoring touch and playoff experience, combined with good size. Iggy and Vinny are still elite players, and Michalek is a talented scorer on the wing when healthy. Injuries have been a problem for him though, which can be a small threat.
Second line is the youngster line, and it won't play as straightforward hockey as the other lines. Instead, they will try to hold the puck and give Kuznetsov often chances to do his magic. The young Russian is the most dangerous offensive weapon in our team, and will get a bit more freedom to do his stuff. Brown has had a subpar season, but he's still a Stanley Cup champion and a player that fits our philosophy perfectly. Henrique balances the team nicely, and will surely enjoy the passes coming from Kuznetsov. All three are great skaters, which creates problems for opposing defenses.
Third and fourth line can be mixed if needed, but they are a mix of experienced veterans and younger speedsters. The focus will be on defense, but our bottom lines are capable of scoring as well.
Defensive pairings:
Orpik - Hamonic
Goligoski - DeKeyser
Jackman - L. Schenn
Our defense won't be afraid of physical play, that's for sure. The second pairing is the one that has most skill with the puck, but they aren't soft at all either. Luke Schenn is paired with one of the most reliable defensive players in the league, and they form a rock-solid third pairing.
The first and third pairings will be the ones who play against the opponents top lines, and second one will be on the ice when we try to score against their weaker lines (preferably with our second line).
Goaltending:
Fleury
Brodeur
Flower's playoff performances have been widely criticized, but he's already a Stanley Cup champion. He's also having another great season. Marty is obviously a legend, but he can still also step in when needed. Brodeur's experience will also be helpful in his role as a mentor for the younger Québécois.
PP units:
Kuznetsov - Henrique - Brown
Goligoski - DeKeyser
Michalek - Lecavalier - Niederreiter
Iginla - Hamonic
Our powerplay will basically be as simple as our even strenght game; shots and guys crashing the net. We want to see ugly goals. Kuznetsov will again be an exception, and sometimes we can try Vinny with him and have a different approach.
SH units:
Koivu - Cogliano
Jackman - Schenn
Legwand - Doan
Orpik - Hamonic
Head coach option: Guy Boucher, SC Bern
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Bay Area Pajicz Party - Team strategies:
MLB:
Coming next Thursday...
NFL:
Coming next Friday..
NBA:
Like the NHL team, my NBA lineup also has many experienced veterans with championship rings and Olympic gold medals. Another similarity is the importance of defense, and our team will play defense first. Fundamentally sound basketball, crashing the boards and driving to the hoop.
With the speed of our roster, we are also able to kill opponents with our feet and movement, which makes fast breaks big part of our game. Paul Pierce doesn't completely fit our speed game, but he brings variation to our offense.
Depth chart:
Point guard:
John Wall
Ricky Rubio
Victor Oladipo
2010 first overall pick John Wall is maybe the most important player of our team as the playmaker. Wall likes to drive to the net and play fast, which fits our ideology perfectly. He's also one of the quickest players in the league today. Wall isn't really a big shooter, but he has improved his 3-point accuracy significantly.
Ricky Rubio brings a flashy offensive alternative to our bench. He's one of the best passers and ballhandlers in the world, and his defensive flaws won't be a problem when playing with Iguodala and Oladipo. If Rubio would be a better shooter, there's no chance he would be a backup. Victor Oladipo can also play as point guard when we need extreme defense, but his primary position is still SG.
Shooting guard:
Andre Iguodala
Victor Oladipo
Gordon Hayward
Giannis Antetokounmpo
John Wall
One of the best defenders in NBA, Andre Iguodala is a perfect match for us. He can be put against any player in the league without having to worry about his performance. Andre won't be scoring 20 points every night, but the Olympic winner is a key element of our game plan.
The backup, Victor Oladipo is also another master of defensive game. The two can also be on the court same time when we need more D (Oladipo as PG or Iguodala as SF). Gordon Hayward can play SG, as can Greek Freak and John Wall. Wall could be moved to play the two-guard if we need to score a lot quickly, and Rubio would then take the point.
Small forward:
Paul Pierce
Gordon Hayward
Giannis Antetokounmpo
Andre Iguodala
The Truth is getting old, but he still has a long playoff run left in him. Pierce still has great touch, and his experience is valuable to us. We'll try to have Pierce and KG on the court as often as possible, and Gordon Hayward will probably play as much minutes as Pierce, and will occasionally have the starting spot. Hayward along Wall, Iguodala and Blake Griffin would give us one of the fastest starting lineups ever.
Having Giannis Antetokounmpo stepping in brings us even more athleticism, but he's still quite raw as a player. The Greek will have a great chance to learn from Pierce, and I wouldn't be bewildered if he would become a star under that mentorship. Iguodala can also switch to the 3 spot if needed.
Power forward:
Blake Griffin
Kevin Garnett
Paul Pierce
Blake Griffin is more than just a great dunker. He's amazingly athletic for a big man, and can basically do everything. We don't want to see him taking many jumpshots though. Griffin will often play with Hayward, and Kevin Garnett will be placed next to his long-time teammate Pierce.
Both Blake and KG play the game with fire in their eyes, and aren't afraid to get physical. KG's defensive game is also extremely valuable for us. We won't have that much depth at the four spot, so in case of injuries we'd have to use either Pierce or one of the centers as power forward.
Center:
Tyson Chandler
Jonas Valanciunas
Greg Oden
Kevin Garnett
Tyson Chandler has had a down season (like the rest of the Knicks), but his defense will be valuable for us. Griffin taking control of the offense, Chandler will be in a supporting role. When looking for more offense, we can put in young Lithuanian Jonas Valanciunas, who has great potential and will probably play almost as much as Chandler (similar to Pierce-Hayward -situation).
Greg Oden's knees are obviously a tragedy, but if he can get himself to shape, he could be a massive asset for us. His talent is unquestionable. KG can also take the center spot in some situations.
Late-game offensive lineup:
Rubio
Wall
Pierce
Griffin
Garnett
Late-game defensive lineup:
Oladipo
Iguodala
Pierce
Garnett
Chandler
Head coach option: Shaka Smart, VCU
MLB:
Coming next Thursday...
NFL:
Coming next Friday..
NBA:
Like the NHL team, my NBA lineup also has many experienced veterans with championship rings and Olympic gold medals. Another similarity is the importance of defense, and our team will play defense first. Fundamentally sound basketball, crashing the boards and driving to the hoop.
With the speed of our roster, we are also able to kill opponents with our feet and movement, which makes fast breaks big part of our game. Paul Pierce doesn't completely fit our speed game, but he brings variation to our offense.
Depth chart:
Point guard:
John Wall
Ricky Rubio
Victor Oladipo
2010 first overall pick John Wall is maybe the most important player of our team as the playmaker. Wall likes to drive to the net and play fast, which fits our ideology perfectly. He's also one of the quickest players in the league today. Wall isn't really a big shooter, but he has improved his 3-point accuracy significantly.
Ricky Rubio brings a flashy offensive alternative to our bench. He's one of the best passers and ballhandlers in the world, and his defensive flaws won't be a problem when playing with Iguodala and Oladipo. If Rubio would be a better shooter, there's no chance he would be a backup. Victor Oladipo can also play as point guard when we need extreme defense, but his primary position is still SG.
Shooting guard:
Andre Iguodala
Victor Oladipo
Gordon Hayward
Giannis Antetokounmpo
John Wall
One of the best defenders in NBA, Andre Iguodala is a perfect match for us. He can be put against any player in the league without having to worry about his performance. Andre won't be scoring 20 points every night, but the Olympic winner is a key element of our game plan.
The backup, Victor Oladipo is also another master of defensive game. The two can also be on the court same time when we need more D (Oladipo as PG or Iguodala as SF). Gordon Hayward can play SG, as can Greek Freak and John Wall. Wall could be moved to play the two-guard if we need to score a lot quickly, and Rubio would then take the point.
Small forward:
Paul Pierce
Gordon Hayward
Giannis Antetokounmpo
Andre Iguodala
The Truth is getting old, but he still has a long playoff run left in him. Pierce still has great touch, and his experience is valuable to us. We'll try to have Pierce and KG on the court as often as possible, and Gordon Hayward will probably play as much minutes as Pierce, and will occasionally have the starting spot. Hayward along Wall, Iguodala and Blake Griffin would give us one of the fastest starting lineups ever.
Having Giannis Antetokounmpo stepping in brings us even more athleticism, but he's still quite raw as a player. The Greek will have a great chance to learn from Pierce, and I wouldn't be bewildered if he would become a star under that mentorship. Iguodala can also switch to the 3 spot if needed.
Power forward:
Blake Griffin
Kevin Garnett
Paul Pierce
Blake Griffin is more than just a great dunker. He's amazingly athletic for a big man, and can basically do everything. We don't want to see him taking many jumpshots though. Griffin will often play with Hayward, and Kevin Garnett will be placed next to his long-time teammate Pierce.
Both Blake and KG play the game with fire in their eyes, and aren't afraid to get physical. KG's defensive game is also extremely valuable for us. We won't have that much depth at the four spot, so in case of injuries we'd have to use either Pierce or one of the centers as power forward.
Center:
Tyson Chandler
Jonas Valanciunas
Greg Oden
Kevin Garnett
Tyson Chandler has had a down season (like the rest of the Knicks), but his defense will be valuable for us. Griffin taking control of the offense, Chandler will be in a supporting role. When looking for more offense, we can put in young Lithuanian Jonas Valanciunas, who has great potential and will probably play almost as much as Chandler (similar to Pierce-Hayward -situation).
Greg Oden's knees are obviously a tragedy, but if he can get himself to shape, he could be a massive asset for us. His talent is unquestionable. KG can also take the center spot in some situations.
Late-game offensive lineup:
Rubio
Wall
Pierce
Griffin
Garnett
Late-game defensive lineup:
Oladipo
Iguodala
Pierce
Garnett
Chandler
Head coach option: Shaka Smart, VCU
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Eric Staal (10/117) - Ryan Johansen (38/453) - Rick Nash (16/189)
Jaden Schwartz (37/436) - Patrice Bergeron (13/148) - T.J. Oshie (30/357)
Jordan Staal (34/405) - Martin Hanzal (28/333) - Brent Burns (32/381)
Ryan McDonagh (8/93) - Dan Girardi (24/285)
Dan Hamhuis (23/268) - Dennis Seidenberg (26/309)
Marc-Edouard Vlasic (18/213) - Justin Braun (47/570)
Tuukka Rask (4/45)
Sergei Bobrovsky (51/700)
Pajicz
Michalek-Lecavalier-Iginla
Kuznetsov-Henrique-Simmonds
Niederreiter-Legwand-Doan
Cogliano-Koivu-Bickell
Orpik-Hamonic
Goligoski-DeKeyser
Jackman-Schenn
Fleury
Brodeur
MurrayBannerman
Taylor Hall - Nicklas Backstrom - Alexander Ovechkin
Patrick Sharp - Henrik Sedin - Blake Wheeler
Brandon Saad - Sean Couturier - Matt Moulson
Michael Frolik - Trevor Lewis - Andrew Shaw
Shea Weber - Duncan Keith
Jonas Brodin - Zach Bogosian
Torey Krug - Nick Leddy
Ben Bishop
Kari Lethonen
Aela
Lupul - Malkin - Neal
Purcell - Stamkos - Kessel
Steen - Ribeiro - Parenteau
Hertl - Scheifele - Chiasson
Hedman - Byfuglien
Hjalmarsson - Bieksa
Trouba - Jones
Rinne
Jones
Aela II
Kunitz - Crosby - Kane
E. Kane - RNH - Hornqvist
Palat - Johnson - Voracek
Tatar - Soderberg - Bennett
Greene - Seabrook
Enstrom - Zidlicky
Martin - Ristolainen
Lundqvist
Smith
sunsoutgunsout
Mikkel Boedker - Paul Stastny - Kyle Okposo
Patrik Elias - Tomas Plekanec - Jaromir Jagr
Clarke MacArthur - Kyle Turris - Gustav Nyquist
Bryan Little - Frans Nielsen - Reilly Smith
Mark Giordano - Johnny Boychuk
Andrew MacDonald - James Wisniewski
Fedor Tyutin - Dougie Hamilton
Roberto Luongo
Steve Mason
ResilientBeast/MozesMadness
Milan Lucic (21/248th)-Claude Giroux (11/128th)-Jeff Carter (19/224th)
Max Pacioretty -Logan Couture (13/152nd)-Tyler Toffoli
David Perron-Ryan Kesler (17/200th)-Joel Ward
Brad Marchand-Mike Richards (20/233rd)-Tommy Wingels
Zdeno Chara(5/56th)-Marc Methot
Ryan Suter(6/65th)-Mike Green(26/305th)
Karl Alzner -J ohn Carlson(27/320)
Jonathan Quick (7/80th)
Corey Crawford
Bad News Bears
Joe Pavelski - Henrik Zetterberg - Nathan MacKinnon
Chris Kreider - Mikko Koivu -Alex Semin
Mats Zuccarello - Valteri Filppula - Alex Barkov
Cam Atkinson - Mikael Granlund- Dustin Brown
Marc Staal - Kris Letang
Olli Maatta - Hampus Lindholm
Andrei Markov -TJ Brodie
Niemi
Bernier
ShowJaxx
Jamie Benn (8/85) - Anze Kopitar (5/60) - Tyler Seguin (13/156)
Jeff Skinner (28/325) - Jonathan Toews (2/13) - Bobby Ryan (14/157)
Gabriel Landeskog (15/180) - David Backes (16/181) - Vladimir Tarasenko (38/445)
Loui Eriksson - Brandon Dubinsky (32/373) - Ryan Callahan
Jay Bouwmeester (11/132)- P.K. Subban (3/36)
Cam Fowler (17/204) - Justin Faulk (23/276)
Andrej Sekera (42/493) - Kevin Shattenkirk (19/228)
Ryan Miller (26/301)
Hiller
Nazem Bozak
James Van Riemsdyk-Joe Thornton - Marion Gaborik
Nick Bonino - Jason Spezza - Johan Franzen
Nikolai Kulemin- Tyler Bozak - Mason Raymond
Dan Paille - Dave Bolland - Jay McClement
Dion Phaneuf - Alex Pietrangelo
Zybnek Michalek - Erik Karlsson
Josh Gorges - Alexei Emelin
Carey Price
Jaroslav Halak
CoachBadkitten
Parise-Getzlaf-Perry
Cammaleri-Duchene-St. Louis
Vrbata-O'Reilly-Pominville
Jokinen-Vermette-Williams
Ekman-Larsson-Josi
E. Johnson-Yandle
Campbell-Beauchemin
Varlamov
Hotby
Weylspin
Sedin-Tavares-Vanek
Huberdeau-Krejci-Eberle
Galchenyuk-Stepan-Gallagher
Versteeg-Sobotka-Nichushkin
Kronwall-Doughty
Edler-Voynov
Murray-Boyle
Howard
Schneider
Patrick Marleau (22/261) - Pavel Datsyuk (2/21) - Marian Hossa (14/165)
Eric Staal (10/117) - Ryan Johansen (38/453) - Rick Nash (16/189)
Jaden Schwartz (37/436) - Patrice Bergeron (13/148) - T.J. Oshie (30/357)
Jordan Staal (34/405) - Martin Hanzal (28/333) - Brent Burns (32/381)
Ryan McDonagh (8/93) - Dan Girardi (24/285)
Dan Hamhuis (23/268) - Dennis Seidenberg (26/309)
Marc-Edouard Vlasic (18/213) - Justin Braun (47/570)
Tuukka Rask (4/45)
Sergei Bobrovsky (51/700)
Pajicz
Michalek-Lecavalier-Iginla
Kuznetsov-Henrique-Simmonds
Niederreiter-Legwand-Doan
Cogliano-Koivu-Bickell
Orpik-Hamonic
Goligoski-DeKeyser
Jackman-Schenn
Fleury
Brodeur
MurrayBannerman
Taylor Hall - Nicklas Backstrom - Alexander Ovechkin
Patrick Sharp - Henrik Sedin - Blake Wheeler
Brandon Saad - Sean Couturier - Matt Moulson
Michael Frolik - Trevor Lewis - Andrew Shaw
Shea Weber - Duncan Keith
Jonas Brodin - Zach Bogosian
Torey Krug - Nick Leddy
Ben Bishop
Kari Lethonen
Aela
Lupul - Malkin - Neal
Purcell - Stamkos - Kessel
Steen - Ribeiro - Parenteau
Hertl - Scheifele - Chiasson
Hedman - Byfuglien
Hjalmarsson - Bieksa
Trouba - Jones
Rinne
Jones
Aela II
Kunitz - Crosby - Kane
E. Kane - RNH - Hornqvist
Palat - Johnson - Voracek
Tatar - Soderberg - Bennett
Greene - Seabrook
Enstrom - Zidlicky
Martin - Ristolainen
Lundqvist
Smith
sunsoutgunsout
Mikkel Boedker - Paul Stastny - Kyle Okposo
Patrik Elias - Tomas Plekanec - Jaromir Jagr
Clarke MacArthur - Kyle Turris - Gustav Nyquist
Bryan Little - Frans Nielsen - Reilly Smith
Mark Giordano - Johnny Boychuk
Andrew MacDonald - James Wisniewski
Fedor Tyutin - Dougie Hamilton
Roberto Luongo
Steve Mason
ResilientBeast/MozesMadness
Milan Lucic (21/248th)-Claude Giroux (11/128th)-Jeff Carter (19/224th)
Max Pacioretty -Logan Couture (13/152nd)-Tyler Toffoli
David Perron-Ryan Kesler (17/200th)-Joel Ward
Brad Marchand-Mike Richards (20/233rd)-Tommy Wingels
Zdeno Chara(5/56th)-Marc Methot
Ryan Suter(6/65th)-Mike Green(26/305th)
Karl Alzner -J ohn Carlson(27/320)
Jonathan Quick (7/80th)
Corey Crawford
Bad News Bears
Joe Pavelski - Henrik Zetterberg - Nathan MacKinnon
Chris Kreider - Mikko Koivu -Alex Semin
Mats Zuccarello - Valteri Filppula - Alex Barkov
Cam Atkinson - Mikael Granlund- Dustin Brown
Marc Staal - Kris Letang
Olli Maatta - Hampus Lindholm
Andrei Markov -TJ Brodie
Niemi
Bernier
ShowJaxx
Jamie Benn (8/85) - Anze Kopitar (5/60) - Tyler Seguin (13/156)
Jeff Skinner (28/325) - Jonathan Toews (2/13) - Bobby Ryan (14/157)
Gabriel Landeskog (15/180) - David Backes (16/181) - Vladimir Tarasenko (38/445)
Loui Eriksson - Brandon Dubinsky (32/373) - Ryan Callahan
Jay Bouwmeester (11/132)- P.K. Subban (3/36)
Cam Fowler (17/204) - Justin Faulk (23/276)
Andrej Sekera (42/493) - Kevin Shattenkirk (19/228)
Ryan Miller (26/301)
Hiller
Nazem Bozak
James Van Riemsdyk-Joe Thornton - Marion Gaborik
Nick Bonino - Jason Spezza - Johan Franzen
Nikolai Kulemin- Tyler Bozak - Mason Raymond
Dan Paille - Dave Bolland - Jay McClement
Dion Phaneuf - Alex Pietrangelo
Zybnek Michalek - Erik Karlsson
Josh Gorges - Alexei Emelin
Carey Price
Jaroslav Halak
CoachBadkitten
Parise-Getzlaf-Perry
Cammaleri-Duchene-St. Louis
Vrbata-O'Reilly-Pominville
Jokinen-Vermette-Williams
Ekman-Larsson-Josi
E. Johnson-Yandle
Campbell-Beauchemin
Varlamov
Hotby
Weylspin
Sedin-Tavares-Vanek
Huberdeau-Krejci-Eberle
Galchenyuk-Stepan-Gallagher
Versteeg-Sobotka-Nichushkin
Kronwall-Doughty
Edler-Voynov
Murray-Boyle
Howard
Schneider
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Offense:
QB - #12 Matt Ryan (5/53)
RB - #27 Ray Rice (22/260)
FB - #45 Marcel Reece (29/341)
WR - #81 Calvin Johnson (1/5)
WR - #11 Percy Harvin (14/164)
WR - #15 Michael Crabtree (45/533)
TE - #85 Vernon Davis (7/77)
LT - #74 Joe Staley (15/173)
LG - #77 Mike Iupati (25/293)
C - #67 Nick Hardwick (50/666)
RG - #75 Alex Boone (48/603)
RT - #65 Eric Winston (50/665)
Defense:
NT - #98 Star Lotulelei (27/317)
LE - #90 BJ Raji (33/389)
RE - #94 Justin Smith (20/236)
LOLB - #59 Shaun Phillips (49/621)
ILB - #53 NaVorro Bowman (21/245)
ILB - #50 AJ Hawk (49/622)
ROLB - #52 Clay Matthews (17/197)
CB - #24 Darrelle Revis (9/101)
CB - #21 Lardarius Webb (32/380)
FS - #32 Eric Weddle (28/332)
SS - #33 Kenny Vaccaro (48/604)
Special teams:
K - #19 Justin Tucker (26/308)
P - #18 Bryan Anger (43/509)
Trap Jesus
QB - Aaron Rodgers (1/4)
RB - Eddie Lacy (40/477)
FB - Mike Tolbert (44/525)
WR - Brandon Marshall (5/52)
WR - Julio Jones (6/69)
WR - Randall Cobb (25/292)
TE - Julius Thomas (35/412)
LT - Ryan Clady (17/196)
LG - Josh Sitton (47/569)
C - Maurkice Pouncey (42/501)
RG - Marshal Yanda (39/460)
RT - Nate Solder (43/508)
DE - Calais Campbell (27/316)
DE - Corey Liuget (45/532)
DT - Haloti Ngata (19/220)
ILB - Luke Kuechly (12/141)
ILB - Daryl Washington (33/388)
OLB - DeMarcus Ware (21/244)
OLB - Brian Orakpo (31/364)
CB - Patrick Peterson (9/100)
CB - Brent Grimes (36/429)
FS - Jairus Byrd (29/340)
SS - Reshad Jones (41/484)
K - Blair Walsh (46/558)
P - Donnie Jones (54/867)
KR/PR - Devin Hester (46/557)
ShowJaxx
QB - Drew Brees (1/12)
RB - Giovani Bernard (47/585)
FB
WR - A.J. Green (4/37)
WR - Andre Johnson (7/84)
WR - Jordy Nelson (20/229)
TE - Jordan Cameron (21/252)
LT - Trent Williams (34/397)
LG - Josh Sitton (41/492)
C - Mike Pouncey (40/469)
RG - Larry Warford (35/420)
RT - Sebastian Vollmer (43/516)
DE - Robert Quinn (12/132)
DE - Cameron Jordan (24/277)
DT - Jurrell Casey (27/324)
DT/ILB - Randy Starks (45/540)
ILB - Lavonte David (22/253)
LOLB - Daryl Smith (46/541)
ROLB - Robert Mathis (18/205)
CB - Alterraun Verner (30/349)
CB - Tramon Williams (46/542)
FS - Tyrann Mathieu (37/444)
SS - Eric Reid (29/348)
K
P
KR/PR
MurrayBannerman
QB - Nick Foles
RB - Matt Forte
FB - John Conner
WR - Alshon Jeffery
WR - Dwayne Bowe
WR - Kendall Wright
TE - Martellus Bennett
LT - Andrew Whitworth
LG - Matt Slauson
C - John Sullivan
RG - Kyle Long
RT - Zach Streif
DE- Greg Hardy
DE - Charles Johnson
DT - Geno Atkins
DT - Marcel Dareus
MLB - Danelle Ellerbe
LOLB - Kevin Burnett
ROLB - Lance Briggs
CB - Richard Sherman
CB - Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie
FS - Devin McCourty
SS - Troy Polamalu
K - Greg Zuerlein
P - Brian McAfee
KR/PR - Trindon Holliday
CoachBadkitten
QB - Cam Newton
RB-Marshawn Lynch
FB
WR - Dez Bryant
WR - Demaryius Thomas
WR - Vincent Jackson
TE - Jermichael Finley
LT - Jake Long
LG
C- Chris Myers
RG
RT - Anthony Davis
DE - Jason Pierre-Paul
DE
DT - Kyle Williams
DT/ILB
ILB - Paul Polsuszny
LOLB - Tamba Hali
ROLB - Ryan Kerrigan
CB - Charles Tillman
CB - Antonio Cromartie
FS - Antrell Rolle
SS - Donte Whitner
K
P
KR/PR
Aela
QB - Matt Stafford
RB - Alfred Morris
FB - Vonta Leach
WR - DeSean Jackson
WR - Anquan Boldin
WR - Keenan Allen
TE - Greg Olsen
LT - Jason Peters
LG - Carl Nicks
C - Jason Kelce
RG - Brian Waters
RT - Demar Dotson
DE - Michael Bennett
DE - Lamarr Houston
DT - Terrance Knighton
DT/ILB - Jared Odrick
ILB - Sean Lee
LOLB - LeMarr Woodley
ROLB - Jerod Mayo
CB - Desmond Trufant
CB - Vontae Davis
FS - Ed Reed
SS - George Wilson
K - Phil Dawson
P - Andy Lee
KR/PR - Darenn Sproles
Bad News Bears
QB - Russell Wilson
RB - Jamaal Charles
FB - Rhett Ellison
WR - Torrey Smith
WR - Denarius Moore
WR - Stevie Johnson
TE - Jimmy Graham
LT - Joe Thomas
LG - TBA
C - Alex Mack
RG - Brandon Brooks
RT - Eugene Monroe
DE - J.J. Watt
DE - Jadeveon Clowney
DT - Dontari Poe
DT - Chris Jones
ILB - Brian Cushing
LOLB - Vontaze Burfict
ROLB - Justin Houston
CB - Tim Jennings
CB - Brandon Browner
FS - Antoine Bethea
SS - Kam Chancellor
K - Steven Hauschka
P - Shane Lechler
KR/PR - Jacoby Ford
Nazem Bozak
QB - Peyton Manning
RB - DeMarco Murray
FB -
WR - #12 Josh Gordon
WR - Reggie Wayne
WR - Julian Edelman
TE - Dennis Pitta
LT - Tyron Smith
LG - Logan Mankins
C - Nick Mangold
RG - Louis Vasquez
RT - Orlando Franklin
Defense:
DT - Vince Wilfork
DT - Jason Hatcher
LE - Mario Williams
RE - Chandler Jones
LOLB - #58 Von Miller
ILB - D'Qwell Jackson
ROLB -
CB - #23 Joe Haden
CB - Jonathan Joseph
FS - #29 Earl Thomas
SS - #43 TJ Ward
Special teams:
K - Dan Bailey
P -
Aela II
QB - Robert Griffin III
RB - LeSean McCoy
FB - Anthony Sherman
WR - Antonio Brown
WR - Golden Tate
WR - James Jones
TE - Rob Grankowksi
LT - Matt Kalil
LG - Evan Mathis
C - Dominic Raiola
RG - Andy Levitre
RT - Doug Free
DE - Fletcher Cox
DE - Mike Daniels
DT - Ndamukong Suh
DT/ILB - Derrick Johnson
ILB - Patrick Willis
LOLB - Kiko Alonso
ROLB - Anthony Spencer
CB - Aqib Talib
CB - Brandon Flowers
FS - Malcolm Jenkins
SS - Eric Berry
K - Nick Novak
P - Marquette King
KR/PR - Dwayne Harris
sunsoutgunsout
QB - Ben Roethlisberger
RB - Frank Gore
FB - Bruce Miller
WR - Pierre Garcon
WR - T.Y. Hilton
WR - Marques Colston
TE - Kyle Rudolph
LT - Russell Okung
LG - Travelle Wharton
C - Evan Dietrich-Smith
RG - Geoff Schwartz
RT - Zach Strief
DE - Jared Allen
DE - Justin Tuck
DT - Gerald McCoy
DT - Michael Brockers
ILB - Stephen Tulloch
LOLB - Danny Trevathan
ROLB - Chad Greenway
CB - Ike Taylor
CB - Leon Hall
FS - Will Hill
SS - Tyvon Branch
K - Sebastian Janikowski
P - Thomas Morstead
KR/PR - Cordarrelle Patterson
Offense:
QB - #12 Matt Ryan (5/53)
RB - #27 Ray Rice (22/260)
FB - #45 Marcel Reece (29/341)
WR - #81 Calvin Johnson (1/5)
WR - #11 Percy Harvin (14/164)
WR - #15 Michael Crabtree (45/533)
TE - #85 Vernon Davis (7/77)
LT - #74 Joe Staley (15/173)
LG - #77 Mike Iupati (25/293)
C - #67 Nick Hardwick (50/666)
RG - #75 Alex Boone (48/603)
RT - #65 Eric Winston (50/665)
Defense:
NT - #98 Star Lotulelei (27/317)
LE - #90 BJ Raji (33/389)
RE - #94 Justin Smith (20/236)
LOLB - #59 Shaun Phillips (49/621)
ILB - #53 NaVorro Bowman (21/245)
ILB - #50 AJ Hawk (49/622)
ROLB - #52 Clay Matthews (17/197)
CB - #24 Darrelle Revis (9/101)
CB - #21 Lardarius Webb (32/380)
FS - #32 Eric Weddle (28/332)
SS - #33 Kenny Vaccaro (48/604)
Special teams:
K - #19 Justin Tucker (26/308)
P - #18 Bryan Anger (43/509)
Trap Jesus
QB - Aaron Rodgers (1/4)
RB - Eddie Lacy (40/477)
FB - Mike Tolbert (44/525)
WR - Brandon Marshall (5/52)
WR - Julio Jones (6/69)
WR - Randall Cobb (25/292)
TE - Julius Thomas (35/412)
LT - Ryan Clady (17/196)
LG - Josh Sitton (47/569)
C - Maurkice Pouncey (42/501)
RG - Marshal Yanda (39/460)
RT - Nate Solder (43/508)
DE - Calais Campbell (27/316)
DE - Corey Liuget (45/532)
DT - Haloti Ngata (19/220)
ILB - Luke Kuechly (12/141)
ILB - Daryl Washington (33/388)
OLB - DeMarcus Ware (21/244)
OLB - Brian Orakpo (31/364)
CB - Patrick Peterson (9/100)
CB - Brent Grimes (36/429)
FS - Jairus Byrd (29/340)
SS - Reshad Jones (41/484)
K - Blair Walsh (46/558)
P - Donnie Jones (54/867)
KR/PR - Devin Hester (46/557)
ShowJaxx
QB - Drew Brees (1/12)
RB - Giovani Bernard (47/585)
FB
WR - A.J. Green (4/37)
WR - Andre Johnson (7/84)
WR - Jordy Nelson (20/229)
TE - Jordan Cameron (21/252)
LT - Trent Williams (34/397)
LG - Josh Sitton (41/492)
C - Mike Pouncey (40/469)
RG - Larry Warford (35/420)
RT - Sebastian Vollmer (43/516)
DE - Robert Quinn (12/132)
DE - Cameron Jordan (24/277)
DT - Jurrell Casey (27/324)
DT/ILB - Randy Starks (45/540)
ILB - Lavonte David (22/253)
LOLB - Daryl Smith (46/541)
ROLB - Robert Mathis (18/205)
CB - Alterraun Verner (30/349)
CB - Tramon Williams (46/542)
FS - Tyrann Mathieu (37/444)
SS - Eric Reid (29/348)
K
P
KR/PR
MurrayBannerman
QB - Nick Foles
RB - Matt Forte
FB - John Conner
WR - Alshon Jeffery
WR - Dwayne Bowe
WR - Kendall Wright
TE - Martellus Bennett
LT - Andrew Whitworth
LG - Matt Slauson
C - John Sullivan
RG - Kyle Long
RT - Zach Streif
DE- Greg Hardy
DE - Charles Johnson
DT - Geno Atkins
DT - Marcel Dareus
MLB - Danelle Ellerbe
LOLB - Kevin Burnett
ROLB - Lance Briggs
CB - Richard Sherman
CB - Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie
FS - Devin McCourty
SS - Troy Polamalu
K - Greg Zuerlein
P - Brian McAfee
KR/PR - Trindon Holliday
CoachBadkitten
QB - Cam Newton
RB-Marshawn Lynch
FB
WR - Dez Bryant
WR - Demaryius Thomas
WR - Vincent Jackson
TE - Jermichael Finley
LT - Jake Long
LG
C- Chris Myers
RG
RT - Anthony Davis
DE - Jason Pierre-Paul
DE
DT - Kyle Williams
DT/ILB
ILB - Paul Polsuszny
LOLB - Tamba Hali
ROLB - Ryan Kerrigan
CB - Charles Tillman
CB - Antonio Cromartie
FS - Antrell Rolle
SS - Donte Whitner
K
P
KR/PR
Aela
QB - Matt Stafford
RB - Alfred Morris
FB - Vonta Leach
WR - DeSean Jackson
WR - Anquan Boldin
WR - Keenan Allen
TE - Greg Olsen
LT - Jason Peters
LG - Carl Nicks
C - Jason Kelce
RG - Brian Waters
RT - Demar Dotson
DE - Michael Bennett
DE - Lamarr Houston
DT - Terrance Knighton
DT/ILB - Jared Odrick
ILB - Sean Lee
LOLB - LeMarr Woodley
ROLB - Jerod Mayo
CB - Desmond Trufant
CB - Vontae Davis
FS - Ed Reed
SS - George Wilson
K - Phil Dawson
P - Andy Lee
KR/PR - Darenn Sproles
Bad News Bears
QB - Russell Wilson
RB - Jamaal Charles
FB - Rhett Ellison
WR - Torrey Smith
WR - Denarius Moore
WR - Stevie Johnson
TE - Jimmy Graham
LT - Joe Thomas
LG - TBA
C - Alex Mack
RG - Brandon Brooks
RT - Eugene Monroe
DE - J.J. Watt
DE - Jadeveon Clowney
DT - Dontari Poe
DT - Chris Jones
ILB - Brian Cushing
LOLB - Vontaze Burfict
ROLB - Justin Houston
CB - Tim Jennings
CB - Brandon Browner
FS - Antoine Bethea
SS - Kam Chancellor
K - Steven Hauschka
P - Shane Lechler
KR/PR - Jacoby Ford
Nazem Bozak
QB - Peyton Manning
RB - DeMarco Murray
FB -
WR - #12 Josh Gordon
WR - Reggie Wayne
WR - Julian Edelman
TE - Dennis Pitta
LT - Tyron Smith
LG - Logan Mankins
C - Nick Mangold
RG - Louis Vasquez
RT - Orlando Franklin
Defense:
DT - Vince Wilfork
DT - Jason Hatcher
LE - Mario Williams
RE - Chandler Jones
LOLB - #58 Von Miller
ILB - D'Qwell Jackson
ROLB -
CB - #23 Joe Haden
CB - Jonathan Joseph
FS - #29 Earl Thomas
SS - #43 TJ Ward
Special teams:
K - Dan Bailey
P -
Aela II
QB - Robert Griffin III
RB - LeSean McCoy
FB - Anthony Sherman
WR - Antonio Brown
WR - Golden Tate
WR - James Jones
TE - Rob Grankowksi
LT - Matt Kalil
LG - Evan Mathis
C - Dominic Raiola
RG - Andy Levitre
RT - Doug Free
DE - Fletcher Cox
DE - Mike Daniels
DT - Ndamukong Suh
DT/ILB - Derrick Johnson
ILB - Patrick Willis
LOLB - Kiko Alonso
ROLB - Anthony Spencer
CB - Aqib Talib
CB - Brandon Flowers
FS - Malcolm Jenkins
SS - Eric Berry
K - Nick Novak
P - Marquette King
KR/PR - Dwayne Harris
sunsoutgunsout
QB - Ben Roethlisberger
RB - Frank Gore
FB - Bruce Miller
WR - Pierre Garcon
WR - T.Y. Hilton
WR - Marques Colston
TE - Kyle Rudolph
LT - Russell Okung
LG - Travelle Wharton
C - Evan Dietrich-Smith
RG - Geoff Schwartz
RT - Zach Strief
DE - Jared Allen
DE - Justin Tuck
DT - Gerald McCoy
DT - Michael Brockers
ILB - Stephen Tulloch
LOLB - Danny Trevathan
ROLB - Chad Greenway
CB - Ike Taylor
CB - Leon Hall
FS - Will Hill
SS - Tyvon Branch
K - Sebastian Janikowski
P - Thomas Morstead
KR/PR - Cordarrelle Patterson
