O6 All Time Draft: Roster Thread

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Pittsburgh Hornets:

Coach:
Toe Blake


Forwards:

Bert Olmstead - Jean Beliveau (C) - Guy Lafleur
Ted Lindsay (A) - Newsy Lalonde - Tony Amonte
Johnny Gottselig - Elmer Lach - Claude Provost
Sid Smith - Patrice Bergeron - Ed Westfall


Defense:

Ching Johnson - Earl Seibert
Sprague Cleghorn (A) - Tim Horton
Ken Reardon - Butch Bouchard


Goalie:

Patrick Roy​

PP1:

Lindsay-Beliveau-Lafleur
Cleghorn-Seibert

PP2:

Olmstead-Lalonde-Gottselig
Reardon-?


PK1:

Lach - Provost
C. Johnson - Horton

PK2:

Bergeron - Westfall
Cleghorn - Seibert










George Armstrong
Ray Bourque
Chris Chelios
Cy Denneny
Vac Fetisov
Wayne Gretzky
Gordie Howe
Jarome Iginla
Aurele Joliat
Jarri Kuri
Mario Lemieux
Mark Messier LW
Frank Nighbor
Bobby Orr
Tommy Phillips
Patrick Roy
Norm Ullman
Valeri Vasiliev
Jack Walker
Steve Yzerman
Henrik Zetterberg

Messier-Gretzky-Kurri
Phillips-Lemieux-Howe
Joliat - Yzerman - Iginla
Walker - Nighbor - Armstrong

- Orr
Bourque - Chelios
Vasiliev - Fetisov

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[VanIslander]

New Haven Eagles

Hap Day
A defensive-minded coach who won 5 cups in 10 years

Aurele Joliat - Bill Cowley - Gordie Howe (C)
Tough wingers between an elite passer, Joliat backchecking, Howe forechecking
Woody Dumart - Milt Schmidt - Bernie Geoffrion
Two-thirds of the Kraut Line with Boom Boom added for elite finishing skills
Herbie Lewis - Marty Barry - Patrick Kane
Real-life cup-winning linemates with a modern clutch, passing winger
Bob Pulford - Pavel Datsyuk - Larry Aurie
A shutdown line, with the ability to score in transition after turnovers

Red Kelly (A) - Larry Robinson
Mobile Red willing to join the rush and stalwart Big Bird the first one back
Zdeno Chara (A) - Red Horner
The big guy and the nasty one to match-up against Le gros Bill by the crease
Babe Pratt - Ott Heller
Real-life duo won the cup together with their chemistry

Glenn Hall
Mr. Goalie was athletic, creative and quick at passing to forwards

PP1: Joliat - Cowley - Howe - Kelly - Robinson
PP2: Lewis - Schmidt - Geoffrion - Kane - Chara
PK1: Datsyuk - Pulford - Kelly - Robinson
PK2: Barry - Lewis - Chara - Heller​

 

[tony d]

Fredericton Canadiens

Head Coach: Scotty Bowman

Frank Mahovlich-Ted Kennedy-Rick Middleton
Henrik Zetterberg-Mats Sundin-Yvan Cournoyer
Marty Pavelich-Mark Messier-Bobby Rousseau
Don Marshall-Ralph Backstrom-Ron Ellis

Doug Harvey-Bill Quackenbush
Doug Wilson-Fern Flaman
Allan Stanley-Pat Stapleton

Jacques Plante

 

[Iceman]

Coach: Lester Patrick

Bun Cook - Frank Boucher - Bill Cook (C)
Dickie Moore - Norm Ullman - Rod Gilbert
Vic Stasiuk - Darryl Sittler - Cam Neely
Dean Prentice - Jonathan Toews (A) - Ace Bailey


Chris Chelios - Bobby Orr
Marcel Pronovost - J.C. Tremblay (A)
Flash Hollet - Jack Crawford

Terry Sawchuk



PP1: Dickie Moore - Frank Boucher - Bill Cook - J.C. Tremblay - Bobby Orr
PP2: Darryl Sittler - Norm Ullman - Cam Neely - Flash Hollet - Chris Chelios

PK1: Dean Prentice - Jonathan Toews - Chris Chelios - Bobby Orr
PK2: Ace Bailey - Norm Ullman - Marcel Pronovost - Jack Crawford

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[Voight]

St. Michael's Majors

St. Michael's Majors
1934, 1945, 1947, & 1961 Memorial Cup Champions

Home Rink: St. Michael's College School Arena Toronto, Canada
GM: Shawked
Coach: Jack Adams
Captain: Alex Delvecchio
Alternates: Lanny McDonald, Brian Leetch

Coach -

Wayne Cashman - Phil Esposito - Ken Hodge
Doug Bentley - Denis Savard - Charlie Conacher
Alex Delvecchio (C) - Sergei Fedorov - Lanny McDonald (A)
Brendan Shanahan - Doug Gilmour - Dirk Graham

Eddie Shore - Brian Leetch (A)
Duncan Keith - Jacques Laperrière
Harry Howell - PK Subban

Ed Belfour

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[ResilientBeast]

Coach - Cecil Hart

Toe Blake (A) - Howie Morenz - Andy Bathgate
Busher Jackson - Max Bentley - Cecil Dillon
Sid Abel (C) - Jacques Lemaire - Steve Larmer
Dick Duff - Walter Tkaczuk - Tony Leswick

Ray Bourque (A) - Brad Park
Jack Stewart - Art Coulter
Carl Brewer - Sylvio Mantha

Frank Brimsek
​

PP1
Blake - Morenz - Bathgate -
Bentley- Bourque

PP2
Jackson - Abel - Dillon

Park - Coulter

PK1
Tkaczuk - Leswick
Stewart - Mantha

PK2
Morenz - Bentley
Bourque - Park

So my team is all about speed and two way play. My top line is dynamite featuring Morenz and Bathgate, these two will shred defenses with their speed and creativity. Now to make sure we can keep the puck Blake is here to help dig and back check, Morenz will back check Bathgate will not though. This line is amazing offensively and features one of the overall highest scoring top line in this draft while not sacrificing two way play.

My second line again is all about speed and is similarly built to my first line with two offensive players and one safety valve on defense. But Bentley is like Morenz but a little more willing to backcheck and he and Dillon will back check to get Jackson the puck and be dangerous on the counterattack.

My third line is a two way checking line of sorts, all are competent defensively and could match up against second units and check them while being a dangerous counter attack threat that needs to be respected.

My fourth line is all about the shutdown with bit players and some playoff clutchness here for good measure.

My top pair features two of the greatest Bruin defensemen of all time and will be one of the best top pairs in this draft. The puck moving ability overall ability of this draft doesn't need much explanation.

My second pair has Stewart and Coulter as physical players capable of standing up to the more physical forwards. Stewart being the more stay at home while Coulter will be the puck mover on the pair.

My bottom pair is tough and hard to play against with Brewer and Mantha, Mantha being a better puck mover and Brewer the more defensive.

Brimsek is a mid tier starter here who's great in the playoffs.
Cecil Hart fits my teams goal of speed on the forecheck and dangerous offense to a T.

 

[papershoes]

St. Catharines TeePees
1954 and 1960 Memorial Cup Champions

Home Rink: Garden City Arena, St. Catharines, Ontario
GM: papershoes
Coach: Mike Babcock
Captain: Steve Yzerman
Alternates: Pierre Pilote, Serge Savard

#9 Bobby Hull - #19 Steve Yzerman (C) - #12 Bryan Hextall Sr.
#9 Roy Conacher - #21 Stan Mikita - BobbyBauer
#23 Bob Gainey - #21 Guy Carbonneau - Ed Litzenberger
Nick Metz - Doug Jarvis - Joe Klukay

#21 Borje Salming - #3 Pierre Pilote (A)
#5 Guy Lapointe - #18 Serge Savard (A)
Leo Boivin - Tom Johnson

#29 Ken Dryden

Powerplay:
PP1: Bobby Hull - Stan Mikita - Bryan Hextall Sr. - Guy Lapointe - Pierre Pilote
PP2: Roy Conacher - Steve Yzerman - Bobby Bauer - Borje Salming - Ed Litzenberger

Penalty Kill:
PK1: Bob Gainey - Guy Carbonneau - Borje Salming - Serge Savard
PK2: Nick Metz - Joe Klukay - Leo Boivin - Tom Johnson​

 

[Sprague Cleghorn]

Buffalo Bisons

Coach: Tommy Ivan

Johnny Bucyk - Henri Richard - Maurice Richard (A)
Syd Howe - Syl Apps (C) - Gordie Drillon
Paul Thompson - Neil Colville - Didier Pitre
Harry Watson - Dave Keon - George Armstrong (A)

Nicklas Lidstrom - Bill Gadsby
King Clancy - Dit Clapper
Ebbie Goodfellow - Jimmy Thomson

Georges Vezina
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PP1:
Johnny Bucyk - Henri Richard - Maurice Richard
Nicklas Lidstrom - Didier Pitre

PP2:
Paul Thompson - Syl Apps - Gordie Drillon
Bill Gadsby - Dit Clapper

PK1:
Dave Keon - George Armstrong - Nicklas Lidstrom - Dit Clapper

PK2:
Neil Colville - Syd Howe - King Clancy - Jimmy Thomson

 

[VanIslander]

Four of our teams have PP and PK units listed. Update special teams!

Monday is poll day.

We've been told we can also do a write up if we want. I've done my team's. I'd be interested in a paragraph or notes of other teams (as it helps one assess a team when voting).