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Halfiax’s playoff hopes came to a close during the second round, getting swept by the Ottawa Lynx in 4 games. “This was unfortunate, but they were a good team and pulled it off during the OT periods. They had more depth and were able to keep their energy up through the entire series. It could have easily gone either way.” said Burn. This series concluded with 3 games in OT, one of which went into double overtime. This shows that even though it was a sweep these two teams were pretty close. Acyd Burn had a hot start in the playoffs with 5 goals and 2 assists in the first 3 games and then held off the sheet in the fourth. In the second series had 3 goals and 1 assist in the first two games before moving to the first line to alleviate some pressure on Halifax’s top line. In the end the 21st couldn’t secure a win and move on to the off season, what’s next for Acyd Burn is declaring for the VHL draft.
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The VHL season has ended for Riga after a disappointing playoff series against HC Davos. And Arnor Sigurdsson isn't all that happy. "We had the talent to win that cup and the fact that we lost in the first round is very disappointing. We all should be, because that was a horrid performance. Davos deserved to win because they outplayed us, and we shouldn't have let that happen. I was fucking horrible as well. Didn't score, was on the ice at the wrong times, and didn't play the body as much as I normally do. I'm frustrated and we all should." When asked about his offseason plans, he said, "I want to forget about hockey now. This season has been the hardest of my life and I'm so happy that it's over. I just want to go home and take some time away from the game to get my head straight. I know I should be playing better and should probably get more minutes, but we'll see. If I don't get enough time, a trade could be on the cards. I like Riga, but I also want to play, and I don't think Riga could give me enough play time with the amount of forward depth they have."
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NA Conference Finals GM 6: Calgary Wranglers vs. Vancouver Wolves
DollarAndADream replied to VHL Games's topic in S66 Games
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1) Riga faces Davos in the first round of the European Conference playoffs - if the series hasn't started yet, who do you think wins, and in how many games? If it's started already, is it going/did it go the way you thought it would? No 2) Who do you think is most deserving of Rookie of the Year? If you picked someone on our team, who from another team is deserving? HHH because he was a god for us. If not him, Jerry Garcia was a bright spot on the blueline for Malmo. 3) Do you still follow the VHLM? If so, who do you think takes the title? NO 4) You've probably been to a few different countries by virtue of being in the VHLM/VHL. Where's your favorite outdoors spot on the planet? Yukon was beautiful. Great air quality and it's cold. 5) Suppose you were banned from playing the sport of hockey forever. What other sports league do you think you'd excel in? I said soccer already cause I played it 6) Which teammate hypes you up for games the most? Hackett tells me to go take ppl out and I do 7) If the VHL were to expand in a few seasons, where would you want to have the next franchise(s)? Reykjavik and Akureyri 8 ) Do you ever get a feeling that maybe Benjamin Zeptenbergs (our GM) is actually a hedgehog? Yes 9) Are you a fist bump or high five kinda guy? Neither 10) Playoffs also mean the offseason is close. What advice would you give S67 draftees? Keep it up. Make your dreams come true.
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Who do you think will be victorious in VHLM Playoffs and why? I've made it plenty clear that I believe that the Reapers are victorious because they're death itself. If another VHLM member would ask you out to dinner - what would a perfect place for it? McDonalds. We're not VHL players, it's expensive to go out for a high end meal. With this season being finished - how would you rate your experience in Houston? Well, the airport is nice. I've spent most of my time there. If you had a choice between being a 3x MVP, 3xCup Champion or 1xMVP, 5xCup Champion - which would you choose and why? 5x Cup Champion. It's all about team success, baby. What song would you like our fans to sing after a home-ice win? The Danish National Anthem. What is the weirdest place/thing you have signed an autograph on? Tits.
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NA Conference Finals GM 6: Calgary Wranglers vs. Vancouver Wolves
Positivefan036 replied to VHL Games's topic in S66 Games
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we need a purge - one season where every goon and goblin is unbanned and gets to resu
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Wooo!! I even scored plus got an assist. Pretty effective for less than 9 minutes played damn!
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I have short fuse, things get out of hand fast
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VHLM Draft: Undrafted. Signed by in S65 VHL Draft: 10th oa byin S66 Jet Jaguar made his professional sim hockey debut in S66 when he was signed as a free agent by the Philadelphia Reapers of the VHLM. Settling into a top-6 forward role, Jaguar excelled with the Reapers, putting up 8 goals and 23 points in 26 games with Philadelphia. However, due to his uncommon status as an undrafted free agent, the Reapers were motivated to move Jaguar for assets instead of losing him for nothing. Jaguar was traded to the Halifax 21st, only twenty-five games into Season 65. The drastic change of scenery led to a significant decline in Jaguar's play and his position in the Halifax lineup. Jaguar would record 15 goals and 34 points in 44 regular season games with the 21st. The decline in both his point-per-game pace and his +/- rating continued into Halifax's playoff effort, as Jaguar only recorded 1 goal and 5 assists in 13 playoff games, unable to help Halifax overcome the Minnesota Storm in the S65 VHLM finals. Jet Jaguar - Philadelphia Reapers & Halifax 21st - S65 After an off-season of heavy physical training and conditioning, Jaguar had a decision to make on whether he would immediately declare for the VHL draft, or return for a second season in the VHLM, via their entry draft. Despite the slip in his performance and stat-line during S65, Jaguar's training regiment really improved his game and his representatives felt he was ready to make the jump to the VHL, despite how underwhelming his VHLM stat-line would be when compared to his fellow draftees. In the end, Jaguar declared for the S66 VHL Entry Draft. Scouts and pundits had him ranked anywhere from #3 to #15 on their rankings, but most knew that Jaguar would be one of the more controversial picks in the upcoming draft.. Jaguar was selected in the 1st round of the entry draft, with the 10th overall pick, by the Moscow Menace. This was the 2nd selection that Moscow had made in this draft, after drafting standout winger prospect Dimitri Volosenkov with the 5th overall selection. Jaguar's slip to the 10th overall pick was somewhat controversial, as a lot of scouts had him pegged as a top 3-5 selection, but it would turn out to be a stroke of luck for Moscow, as the duo of Jaguar and Volosenkov would go on to prove their pedigree as one of the VHL's most lethal combos in Season 66. Jet Jaguar - Moscow Menace - S66 Jaguar would really find his form in his first VHL season, as the man from Ukraine would finish the season leading Moscow in scoring with 40 goals and 90 points in 72 games. He became a lethal weapon on the team's power play, recording 15 of his 40 goals with the man advantage. He also led Moscow with 50 assists, 299 shots, and a league-leading, 1.22 points-per-20 minutes. Jaguar was scoring at almost double the rate of his previous VHLM season. After such a strong performance in his debut, Jaguar made a very strong case for the S66 Christian Stolzschweiger Trophy, as the top rookie in the VHL. As of the writing of this profile, the winner has not been announced, but it looks very likely that Jaguar will bring home the hardware and look to build on such a successful season with Volosenkov and Moscow in Season 67. PROS Scoring - After 40 goals in his debut season, Jaguar's pedigree as a finisher is undeniable. VHL league meta does seem to favour a shoot-first center, and Jaguar is just that. Although he does have an above-average passing ability, shooting and scoring is clearly the preference for Jaguar. His hand-eye coordination and bigger frame make him a very potent goal producer in front of the net on the power-play, as shown by his 15 goals in season 66. Two-way Game - Moscow was coming into their second season of existence in season 66, and had been exposed defensively in their debut season. Although Jaguar earned most of his plaudits for his offensive production, he also brought some stability to the back-end, and establishing a strong 5-on-5 presence for Moscow's second line. He ended the 72 game season with a +7 rating and 48 hits. Jaguar is not scared to play down low and showed he wasn't just an offensive player, but a dynamic two-way centerman. Athleticism - Since his introduction to the VHLM, Jaguar has been known as a gym freak, and a physical specimen. He has been developing his physicality over the past 2 seasons and has been seeing gains at a very good pace. Jaguar is often in the gym between ice-time and will be one of the first players on, and last players off, the ice at practice. His strong training regiment and dedication will continue to help improve all aspects of his game. CONS Faceoffs - Despite his strong two-way play, one factor currently lacking in Jaguar's game is his ability in the face-off dot. He took 1816 faceoffs in his rookie season, and only had a win percentage of 47.36%. This is a number that can be improved as Jaguar becomes more accustom to the VHL, and trains his faceoffs. I don't know the math on 47.36% of 1816 faceoffs, but I do know it's a significantly more losses than wins. Jaguar will need to improve this. Physicality/Hitting - Although he has a very athletic nature and is a gym freak, obsessed with fitness, Jaguar's isn't the most physically dominant player on the ice at any time. In season 66, the center who had plenty of minutes in both offensive and defensive situations, only recorded 48 hits in 72 games. His line-mate, fellow rookie Dimitri Volosenkov, carried the load physically for their line allowing for Jaguar to produce more scoring. Jaguar would be suited to improve his physical game and help his line-mates with the checking aspect of the game. Attitude - There have been some reports of Jaguar's egotism getting in the way of team success. After being moved to Halifax in S65, there were numerous rumours in the media that Jaguar was unhappy with his position in the lineup. Although nothing was ever made official, the difference in Jaguar's numbers from S65 to S66 might confirm that Jaguar was indeed unhappy in Halifax, and not putting forth the effort required to elevate his game, which he has done since playing a much more prominent role for the Moscow Menace. Jet Jaguar does look to be a very promising VHL player and will have to build on the success he found in his rookie season if he wants to help Moscow become a competitive franchise and start contending for the Continental Cup. Jaguar has always held the position that he one day wants to be inducted into the VHL Hall of Fame. He will need to experience both individual and team success in order to achieve that goal. The strong possibility that he will bring home the S66 Christian Stolzschweiger Trophy should certainly help him along the path to VHL history, and to one day hear his name called to the hall.
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We’re in studio with Bears goaltender Clayton Park to see what he’s up to this off season. “ As a young goaltender in the pros it is very important to work hard in the off season and improve. This offseason I will be training with former NHL goaltender Curtis Joseph aka Cujo! He is a friend of my father and offered to work with me during the off season to help me improve. This will be an incredible opportunity to learn from one of my childhood hero’s and I am so excited to get started!” “ When I am not training with Cujo I will be working with the fantastic coaching staff in Seattle. They will put me through various workouts and drills to improve my game. The coaching staff in Seattle is among the best in the league in my opinion as they are very experienced and knowledgeable.” “ Lastly I believe every player deserves some time away from the rink to relax with family or travel and the offseason is the perfect time for that. Our family is going on a 2 week cruise through Alaska and that will be an incredible experience. I am hoping we see lots of icebergs and polar bears but mostly the polar bears! I will workout on the ship but other then that I will be relaxing because the body needs that on occasion!” Thanks for stopping by Clayton Park and we wish you all the best in the coming season! Also enjoy that trip!!!
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Welfare / Pension (June 17th - June 23rd)
leafssteen replied to pennypenny's topic in Welfare & Pension
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Dark times for HC Davos Dynamo.
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You mean Davos?
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Season 67 Mock Draft Series | Part 1 | Top-5
gorlab replied to Sullvino's topic in VSN - Victory Sports News
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Returned from IA: http://efl.network/profile/460-majesiu/ +5 EFL https://sba.today/forums/index.php?/profile/2714-majesiu/ +5 SBA
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Good luck man, hope you get it
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Player Information Username: Misudka159 Player Name: Michal Grochol Recruited From: Other (Partner game hockey legacy manager) Age: 21 Position: C Height: 80 in. Weight: 186 lbs. Birthplace: Czechia Player Page @VHLM GM
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