Victor

Funk'd.

Maybe it wasnt Kriketers' fault.

High scoring throughout and then Bernard shuts the door. Sorry your first series was a bit of a non event but I'm sure we'll be seeing more of you soon Prague.

Pavlov and Tocco finally showed up.

Maybe he means literal shit?

Vancouver choking in the playoffs I hear?

Kastelic wins the game in the first and leaves 2 minutes into the 2nd. Love it.

Proper barnstormer, carried by "dump and chase" monster @Kyle @Telkster also turning it up in the playoffs.

Killy cant stop scoring now! @Aye my name jeff

Москва Москва Москва

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moscow moscow moscow

Spyro murdering New York's hopes, yikes.

All expansion teams now been to the playoffs, love to see it. Now the Fish Game 7 curse can return.

@Aye my name jeff just before season end!!

We'll be seeing you soon then.

Randoms top goal scorer???

You and @Enorama both

This trivia question will haunt @Sonnet forever.

I don't think it's a particularly long list tbh. Most people have been on the ballot, just fell off at some point (like Kellinger, Milo, Szatkowski Jr.). But would be good to try to rank the best players not in the HOF. I think I tried once and there's just too many.

Media Spot for the full theme week package: https://vhlforum.com/topic/77985-hof-cliffnotes/

Or actually, I could do Evgeni Fyodorov next. Also thank you @Beketov for this clarification, which makes it much easier given I went through the whole league in my Media Spot for this theme week. So people have made good cases for Tyson Kohler, who might make it as soon as this year, and Bobby Digital, who will never make it. I could say why I don't think Holik or Louth should make it again, but that's a bit boring. So how about this blast from the past. Evgeni Fyodorov. S22-S28. 504 games, 705 points, 1.40 points-per-game (tied for 51st all time, and 10th among non-HOFers). None of those other non-HOFers made it past 6 seasons. You may have heard of Fyodorov from a 30 in 30 article about Nick Barr, the man who moved us from invisionfree and disappeared off the face of the earth. Or you may have seen him when scrolling through the VHLM top scorer award, which he won with an obscene still-standing record of 186 goals and 272 points in S21. Fyodorov had the perfect VHL build and that meant he remained a point-per-game player even through inactivity and depreciation. He hit 85 points for his career low in his final season, despite barely updating after his sophomore year. He was no slouch in the playoffs either, with two 14-point campaigns in cup-winning seasons with Calgary and Davos. He was quite frankly a natural talent. He still got a respectable 730 hits as well, pretty much the same as Alexander Chershenko, my favourite player of my own who was really "only" 170 points ahead of an inactive. I won't die on this hill. Fyodorov's long-time teammate Mathias Chouinard finally got in after I made a case for him, but that was slightly easier - better award case, more activity, no sudden departure while setting up a new site and GMing Riga. That said, who knows, maybe Nick just passed away? He never actually resurfaced. In that 30 in 30 article, Jardy and Kyle argued that Fyodorov would have been a Hall of Famer had he stayed active. You can make that argument about Kronos Bailey today. The thing is, Fyodorov might just be anyway.

You make a compelling argument which is exactly 63% of the battle.

Do Evgeni Fyodorov next.

deffo