TheLastOlympian07

the same smitty gritty combo that led Davos to a first round playoff loss

logos too small

the last two cups came to NA fella, put some respect on the NA name when you talk about it

but we still made the playoffs fella.

Moscow really took 30 Losses in the regular season and is trying to chirp

Prague is actually a team?

the thing i liked most about this offseason is when Malmo and Seattle were already planning to meet in the S69 finals. I can't wait until both dont make it there. it will be glorious

had no idea this was you, was surprised to see that when i clicked on who he was

1. Trades happened. Where were you when you got the news? I remember I was working out in the Gym when I got a notification from Palo himself that he was thanking me for being a teammate. So he texted me a heartfelt goodbye message. 2. How do you feel about the trades? I wasn't a fan of them at first, I get it, its a business and these trades will help us out in the long run but right now it still stings a little bit. 3. We lost our captain and top player... What words do you have for him? I hope Palo has continued player success in the future. He was a mentor here to me in Vancouver when I first got there. 4. On the next home game where our former captain comes home what should we do for his return? We should give him a standing O and a video. 5. With this new line up the lines are all over the place. How do you feel our chances are right now? I thought our chances were pretty good but with a rookie goaltender it was always going to be a struggle but we gave it our best. 6. With the captain being traded we announced some new leaders in the locker-room... any words of advice for them. You have some big shoes to fill with Palo being gone but I'm sure management wouldnt make those trades without being confident that we can all step up and fill the void. Next man up.

hard to believe that was 6 players ago for you! also forgot to add the spreadsheet if you wanna go back and look at his stats through two seasons and where Boychuk stands after 19 seasons

Shawnomir Jagr is coming into his 4th season in the VHL. He was drafted in Season 66 as a 2nd round pick, the fact he has this many practice hours already proves that it was a good pick. However, he has not lived up to his own personal expectations after seasons of 16, 31 and 45 points. This season is pivotal in his development as he is no longer on a rookie contract and now the 3 season veteran should start to become a point per game player. He will need to if Vancouver has any hopes of going back to the finals and winning the Continental Cup. GM Beaviss has shown a lot of faith in Jagr so far as there was a particular FA who would have been a nice fit with the Wolves but Jagr most likely would have been shown the door in a cap cutting move. With the world cup happening after Free Agency this seemed to have sparked Jagr as he had a wonderful tournament putting up 3 goals and 11 assists for 14 points in 10 games. This was good enough for 2nd in tournament scoring. Jagr also finished tied for 2nd in Medal Round scoring when he added 2 goals and 2 assists for 4 points for a total of 5 goals and 13 assists for 18 points in 14 games. Not a bad showing at all as Jagr helped team World upset Canada in the semis before losing to USA in the gold medal game. A Silver medal isn't much to scoff at though and is a great accomplishment for Jagr as far as stats and how the tournament finished as a whole.

GM: Jason Glasser (936/477/400/59/1,013) Former GM(s): Jardy Bunclewirth (504/172/307/25/369) Record (after S20): 1,440 GP | 649 W | 707 L | 84 OTL | 1,382 P | 4,177 GF | 4,937 GA Playoff Record (after S20): 101 GP | 51 W | 37 L | 13 OTL | 3-1 vs TOR, 1-1 vs HEL, 1-1 vs QUE, 1-0 vs DAV, 1-2 SEA, 1-3 vs NYA Season 39 VHL Entry Draft Round 1, Pick 2: Koji Yamazaki @Samurai7 Round 1, Pick 9: Lukas Nykvist @Motzaburger Round 2, Pick 12: Hudson Backenbauer @Seventy-Four Round 2, Pick 14: Mike McGratton @Flames1848 Round 3, Pick 24: Dan Cooper @Nick Trades (Regular Season): To S41 NYA 2nd (LW Matej Nemecek)To (S39) LW - Hudson BackenbauerCalgary Wranglers GM: Jason Glasser @diamond_aceCologne Express GM: Alexander Schneider @RomanesEuntDomus The Calgary Wranglers decided to cut bait with the 12th overall pick from the S39 Draft in return for a Season 41 New York 2nd Round Pick. The player who was used with that pick didn't amount to much while Hudson had a decent career in the VHL. To (S32) RW - Jamie Shetler(S33) C - GIYGAS(S35) D - Edwin EncarnacionS40 NYA 2nd (D Wesley Matthews)To (S32) D - Mattis TrumbauerS41 CGY 1st (RW Kyle Kingma)Calgary Wranglers GM: Jason GlasserCologne Express GM: Alexander Schneider Not much after the Backenbauer trade, GM Jason Glasser and GM Alexander Schneider came together once more but this time it was a much bigger trade. I'm not sure I follow what made Cologne make this trade. Perhaps, the older players like Shetler and GIYGAS were retiring by why throw in EE and a NYA S40 2nd? The three players for Calgary did well leading them to the playoffs for the first time in a few seasons. Trumbauer, I think didn't very much in Cologne while the Season 41 Calgary 1st didn't turn into much. Nice trade by Jason. To (S39) D - Koji YamazakiTo (S38) RW - MF Percy MillerS40 RIG 1st (D Vladamir Komarov)S41 SEA 2nd (D Borje Samuelsson)S40 QUE 3rd (LW Superbman)Quebec City Meute GM: Frank Chadwick @FrankCalgary Wranglers GM: Jason Glasser Another interesting trade, maybe Koji wanted out of Calgary despite being drafted 2nd overall by the team. Jason was able to find a dance partner in Frank sending the former 2nd overall pick for MF Percy Miller (he was a character for sure), a S40 RIG 1st which turned into a good player and member and a S41 SEA 2nd and S40 QUE 3rd, those picks didn't turn into much though. Basically it was a big package deal in which just 1 player turned out for a quality VHL player despite the high draft status. Maybe if we are lucky, in the comments, Jason can tell us what he thought about these trades and why he made them, if we are really lucky Frank Chadwick and Alexander Schneider will too. Season 39 Regular Season - 72 GP | 37 W | 34 L | 1 OTL | 75 P | 190 GF | 211 GA The Wranglers continued to try to accelerate the rebuild by adding Edwin Encarnacion, GIYGAS and Jamie Shetler while shipping out younger players like Koji Yamazaki and Hudson Backenbauer. he result? A playoff berth for the first time in a few seasons. The team won 37 games and had 75 points. Travis Boychuk continued his ascension to super stardom by putting up 38 goals and 91 points. Simon Tremblay proved to be a nice pick up with a 43 goal, 80 point season of his own. GIYGAS and Edwin were point per game players after being acquired in said trade. Martin Brookside was solid in net with a 0.912 save percentage and a G.A.A under 3 for the first time in his career. Things looked to be on the up in Alberta. Season 39 Playoffs - 6 GP | 2 W | 2 L | 2 OTL The Calgary Wranglers made the playoffs but in the playoffs had to play the 2nd ranked Seattle Bears in the quarterfinal. Many people counted the Wranglers out because of the point difference which was 12. The Wranglers won the first game in OT with GIYGAS picking up the tying goal and an assist on the GWG from Edwin Encarnacion. Brookside was near perfect with 40 saves on 41 shots. Game 2 in Seattle wasn't nearly as exciting as DA BEARS won 6-2. The next two games went to a combined 9 minutes of OT which wasn't much but the Wranglers probably felt they were out of it after 1 OT win and 2 OT losses and were now down 3-1. Encarnacion was kicked from Game 4 after beating up Karsten Olsen in OT leading to DA BEARS scoring the GWG PP goal. Rumor has it to this day, @Tagger would do it again. Going back to Seattle, the Wranglers showed signs of life making it a 3-2 series on the backs of Boychuk who had 3 assists this game and GIYGAS who had 2 goals. Game 6 back in Seattle proved to be too much though and the Wranglers fell 4-2 in Game 6 and 4-2 in the series. Trades (off-season): To S40 RIG 1st (D Vladamir Komarov)S42 CGY 1st (C Joseph Roy III)To (S33) RW - Thomas Landry @Doomsday(S36) D - Godavari Yumalatopinto @8Ovechkin8HC Davos Dynamo GM: Jack Reilly @CoachReillyCalgary Wranglers GM: Jason Glasser GM Jason comes into the offseason looking to improve his team once more taking the Devise strategy and trading picks. The previously acquired RIG 1st in the trade involving Quebec and Koji, the Wranglers trade that pick and a Season 42 CGY 1st for Thomas Landry entering his final season and Godavari to revamp the backend in Calgary. Yuma and EE on the backend looks pretty good on paper, wonder what the GM' have to think now after this trade was made almost 30 seasons in the making. To (S36) D - Sami Kravinen @WastyS41 VAS 3rd (D Zach Voss)To S40 NYA 2nd (D Wesley Matthews)Calgary Wranglers GM: Jason GlasserVasteras Iron Eagles GM: Benoit Prévost @boubabi Calgary looked to continue making the defense a strong suit on the team acquiring Sami Kravinen from Vasteras for the 2nd they got in the Koji trade. Sami was a solid depth piece for most of his VHL career and I think it was a pretty even trade and you can probably say Calgary won considering that Vasty also threw in a S41 VAS 3rd. To (S34) LW - Simon TremblayTo S41 TOR 4th (Forfeited)Toronto Legion GM: Tyler Edgar @EdgarCalgary Wranglers GM: Jason Glasser I can't quite remember which member Simon Tremblay was, I wanna say @Megster and Tremblay actually was coming off a decent season with Calgary scoring 43 goals. However, was moved to Toronto for a Season 41 TOR 4th which was later forfeited. I wonder why? To S41 SEA 2nd (D Borje Samuelsson)S41 CGY 3rd (LW Valentin Taneyev)To (S39) LW - Andrew EriksonHelsinki Titans GM: Vince Wong @STZCalgary Wranglers GM: Jason Glasser I don't think eQ ended up coming to this site but Andrew Erikson was his player and GM Jason moved Simon Tremblay to acquire Erikson, so this tells me he was pretty highly thought of back in Season 39 almost Season 40. The price wasn't that much a Season 41 SEA 2nd and a Season 41 CGY 3rd. Borje Samuelsson in my memory was a VHLM legend while Valentin Taneyev didn't amount to much. Another win for Jason and his team building on paper. Awards: N/A Overall: Simon Tremblay breaks into the 14 in team scoring through 19 seasons which is quite the accomplishment. He also becomes the 16th player to break 200 points. Travis Boychuk @DollarAndADream is doing well in his two season with 194 points which places him 17th on the list. GIYGAS @.sniffuM comes back after his hiatus from the team and sits right behind Boychuk in 18th with 192 points. Tony Stark is more than a point per game with 75 points (don't remember the member for Stark), EE sits around 50th with 54 points in 51 games. Martin Brookside climbs to 3rd in wins with 60 while his losses are 2nd behind one pedophile. GIYGAS moves to 6th in playoff scoring with 35 points in 40 games, Tremblay is tied for 13th with 15 points in 20 games. The rest are near the bottom of the lists after playing their first playoff games with the team as well as Brookside who is last in wins after his first playoff series with the team. Calgary Wrangler Player Stats

but usa isnt even in the top 206 countries in the world. Team World almost did it.

@gorlab i told ya, Jag and Jag with a tournament leading 13 and 12 points

boooo

Donald Trump wins. Press F

U-S-Nay

sorry to hear about the family stuff. nothing but prayers for you and your family. Much love goon. hope to see you back someday with another player

well guess i wont make this list this season. next year ill be number 1

who the fuck gave dil members tag privileges.

i cant wait until neither Seattle or Malmo make the finals

came in here to make the FA joke, but i am sorry to hear about your loss @Bushito much love to you and your family

Jagr with 10 points in 4 games

wow. high scoring game. also 3 g 3 a in 3 games

we lost to the mercs?!