Victor

Not even factually accurate because of Josef Heiss Jr. the season after. ? Although I wish it was true as its cooler this way.

Well at least this one was a Chase game.

@Quik ?

Kallis' revenge.

the bastards broke Bernard's shutout streak but 2nd line doing work

he is consistent af

I like practice facility on the forum because it's like a pulse check of how many people are active each week....

In today's VHL, 80+ points every season + Scott Boulet Trophies = definitely. You'll be in the Moscow Hall of Fame, the only HOF that matters.

It's the last season in the VHL for probably, so far, the most individually successful draft class of the 60s – S63. No one who retired last season is a guarantee for the Hall of Fame, while Smitty Werbenjagermanjensen and Rayz Funk are the only two younger players with that HOF vibe about them. S63 in the meantime has a lot of strong candidates, and with half the season gone, are they helping or hindering their case so far? Julian Borwinn @Jubo07 Firmly in the race for the third top scorer win of his career, Borwinn is also just 31 points off 700 career points. Generally, that's just below the mark where you become certain of a HOF place, but only two players have hit 700 out of players whose careers started after S60 – Podrick Cast and Matt Thompson. Considering the era and his trophy case, Borwinn should be a shoe-in. Kallis Kriketers @hedgehog337 As a recent trivia question revealed, all goalies with 300+ career wins are in the HOF. Last week, Kriketers became the 11th goalie in VHL history to join that club. His final season in D.C. isn't really helping his case, but with 3 Shaws, 4 Cleganes, and that era-transcending S69, he will probably get the call alongside Borwinn, playoffs be damned. Joseph McWolf @McWolf He's not having his best season, but McWolf is still just about in the mix to get 8 straight 200-hit and 100-shot block seasons. That puts him in very niche territory – with 500+ points significantly ahead of the decent guys like Jordan Berglund, Jack Sound, and James Lefevre, but behind the big names like David Walcott, Fabio Jokinen, and Japinder Singh. Given how hard it is for defencemen to score these days, McWolf probably gets in sooner rather than later. Everyone else After that, it gets a bit muddled. Ryan Kastelic @Enorama, Dan Wilinsky @oilmandan, and Tzuyu @tfong have been remarkably consistent for their whole careers but never quite broke out into superstar territory. Likewise for Alexander Pepper @Sonnet, a star in S66 but currently on pace to be that first 300-win goalie outside the HOF. Randoms @hedgehog337 might just end his career with 2 straight Scott Boulet Trophies but it was probably too late a surge.

This is what we like to see.

This is what we like to see.

Surely the worst case scenario for Riga is forever remaining a top 3 team and not winning a cup. Haunting.

Faced with the threat of 3 straight losses we were like.. nah.

Cancel the cup parade boys we're going for first overall.

Pepper showed up

Moscow Moscow Moscow

Not bad at all.

Hardest Shot; Smitty Werbenjagermanjensen @flyersfan1453 Shooting Stars; Jet Jaguar @gorlab Fastest Skater; Dan Baillie @wcats Accuracy Shooting; Mat Tocco @Matmenzinger Save Streak: Raymond Bernard @Mr_Hatter

100% power play ?

Alright, at least we got a point.

a fine milk?

soon.

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Oh wait that's a lie, put some respect on 9-season wonder Markus Lidstrom.