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This is a total cluster at this point.
Don't have the ability to edit or update players right now - and considering playoffs are supposed to start - poorly timed.

This is a total cluster at this point.
Don't have the ability to edit or update players right now - and considering playoffs are supposed to start - poorly timed.

Damn so close to first for SB in the club, next year it shall be broken. Top 10 in everything nobody cares about

Was it Coach? Really? wow

If you think I'm leaving Davos in Free Agency, I'm not. I give you my word on it. My plan is to stay to in Davos for the whole 8 seasons. Don't trade me, m'kay?
 
Also, my posts about FA plans are just to confuse people and making people think I'm leaving

Thanks for that Kawasaki vid, fucking greatness

Riga Remaining Schedule (projected 5-2 to finish)
115 329 Vikings vs. Reign -- WIN
117 335 Reign vs. Meute -- WIN
119 340 Americans vs. Reign -- 50-50
121 345 HC Dynamo vs. Reign -- 50-50
122 349 Reign vs. Express -- 50-50
123 351 Reign vs. Legion -- WIN
125 360 Wranglers vs. Reign -- 50-50
 
Dynamo Remaining Schedule (projected 5-2 to finish)
115 330 Meute vs HC Dynamo -- WIN
116 332 HC Dynamo vs Legion -- WIN
118 338 HC Dynamo vs Express -- 50-50
119 341 HC Dynamo vs Legion -- WIN
121 345 HC Dynamo vs Reign -- 50-50
122 350 Wranglers vs HC Dynamo -- 50-50
125 358 Express vs HC Dynamo -- 50-50
 
Express Remaining Schedule (projected 3 - 4 to finish)
115 327 Express vs. Bears -- WIN
116 331 Express vs. Wranglers -- LOSS
118 338 HC Dynamo vs.  Express -- 50-50
120 343 Express vs. Americans -- 50-50
122 349 Reign vs. Express -- 50-50
124 355 Titans vs. Express -- LOSS
125 358 Express vs. HC Dynamo -- 50-50
 
Based on remaining schedules, it looks most likely that things will remain the same in the standings in the European Conference. Davos probably has the easiest schedule remaining, with 3 games against the Legion/Meute while the Express only have 1 game against the Bears in terms of "should be" given victories.  
 
The more likely scenario... if there is any standings movement at all... is Davos overtaking Riga for the 2nd spot, but it will come down to how Davos plays against the Express and, ultimately, the Reign is Toronto leapfrogging Helsinki and winning Europe.
 
Either way, there are a lot of coin flip games left so no one can be considered safe. With Riga being 6 points up on the Express with 7 games to go, they must feel good.  One thing working against the Express is the fact that they have to play COL G in 5 of their remaining games.

good

There's so much gay in the OP that it's making me gay.

always the one in the back

Riga Remaining Schedule (projected 5-2 to finish)
115 329 Vikings vs. Reign -- WIN
117 335 Reign vs. Meute -- WIN
119 340 Americans vs. Reign -- 50-50
121 345 HC Dynamo vs. Reign -- 50-50
122 349 Reign vs. Express -- 50-50
123 351 Reign vs. Legion -- WIN
125 360 Wranglers vs. Reign -- 50-50
 
Dynamo Remaining Schedule (projected 5-2 to finish)
115 330 Meute vs HC Dynamo -- WIN
116 332 HC Dynamo vs Legion -- WIN
118 338 HC Dynamo vs Express -- 50-50
119 341 HC Dynamo vs Legion -- WIN
121 345 HC Dynamo vs Reign -- 50-50
122 350 Wranglers vs HC Dynamo -- 50-50
125 358 Express vs HC Dynamo -- 50-50
 
Express Remaining Schedule (projected 3 - 4 to finish)
115 327 Express vs. Bears -- WIN
116 331 Express vs. Wranglers -- LOSS
118 338 HC Dynamo vs.  Express -- 50-50
120 343 Express vs. Americans -- 50-50
122 349 Reign vs. Express -- 50-50
124 355 Titans vs. Express -- LOSS
125 358 Express vs. HC Dynamo -- 50-50
 
Based on remaining schedules, it looks most likely that things will remain the same in the standings in the European Conference. Davos probably has the easiest schedule remaining, with 3 games against the Legion/Meute while the Express only have 1 game against the Bears in terms of "should be" given victories.  
 
The more likely scenario... if there is any standings movement at all... is Davos overtaking Riga for the 2nd spot, but it will come down to how Davos plays against the Express and, ultimately, the Reign is Toronto leapfrogging Helsinki and winning Europe.
 
Either way, there are a lot of coin flip games left so no one can be considered safe. With Riga being 6 points up on the Express with 7 games to go, they must feel good.  One thing working against the Express is the fact that they have to play COL G in 5 of their remaining games.

also - nice work blue jays

I want Gifford Shock to make the playoffs and show the world the MVP caliber he is. Give that guy a cup, and  he is a truly HoF first ballot candidate. 

Kyanon Trade to Davos All But Delivered???
www.VHLHockeynews.com
 
Hockey Players are no strangers to rumours and certainly one coming out that has caught some traction has been the much maligned young defenseman Biggu Kyanon of the New York Americans. Several sources have reported that New York has a deal in place for the off-season with Davos to move the young defender. Not all the details are known but apparently it will involve Patrick Demko whom is set to become a UFA in the off-season, Maxime Perron and a 1st round pick.
 
So lets break down this possible players in the trade.
 
 

Patrick Demko – A mobile offensive defenseman, Demko has garnered alot of attention this year as a candidate for the Labatte trophy based on his offensive output. With 64 points in 57 games, Demko sits 3rd in scoring by defensemen this year and has been highly productive on the powerplay this year. Despite being in his prime years, pundits do not believe there is much more progression in Demko’s game. He plays a solid two way game, isn’t very physical but has the skating and offensive abilities of a top pairing dman. Assuming he is signed prior or post trade, the Americans would be effectively replacing the production of Kyanon with Demko minus whatever potential Kyanon has remaining.
 

Maxime Perron – A highly successful junior forward, Perron and Kyanon were actually teammates for a time in Brampton before Perron made the jump to the VHL. Perron has been progressing, though slowly and while he may not wind up being a star player, he has been a solid contributor for Davos in his rookie season. Perron is still fairly young so he still has the potential to grow into a top 3 role in the VHL.
 

 
Biggu Kyanon – The key gamble in this trade is the acquisition of the small speedy defenseman Kyanon. Not yet into his second year of pro, Kyanon has already been in the media spotlight already. Falling to the Americans when he was originally projected to contend in the top 3 of the draft of S46, there was much talk in and around his development path and ability to translate his game to the VHL level. Despite having 46 points in 57 games sofar as a rookie defenseman, it seems there are some other issues behind the scenes with Kyanon leading up to this possible trade. Twitter was all abuzz with possible character issues and reddit users claiming that Kyanon asked for a trade to the EU conference. Despite having a rough start in the season and still learning the ropes, Kyanon could be considered to be as good as Demko in overall play by the time playoffs roll around.
 
So why exactly would New York do this? Well for one, if the rumours are true and there have been locker room issues with Kyanon, this trade enables them to replace his production with a lower potential but more proven defenseman of the same calibre in Demko. They also get a depth forward back in Perron whom could provide depth for them when Wolf retires in the off season. Whats more is that the S47 pick could help them acquire another prospect in replacement of Kyanon and stagger their developing prospect structure this way. Davos of course can do this as it adds a younger defenseman in the same mould of Demko but with the possibility to be a lot stronger in his all around game. Despite not having the statistics to prove it, Kyanon does have the elite toolset of an top pairing offensive mobile defenseman. Kyanon is also cost controlled and if the rumours are to be believed, would very much like to move to a European team. Davos has had a good reputation in controlling the locker room despite having star power in there so it is possible they are more willing to handle whatever situation is involving Kyanon and the New York locker room. The loss of Perron and the S47 pick for would sting, but they still retain two more 1st round picks and they potentially bring a dman that will surpass Demko  to strengthen their backline while Richardson is still part of the core in Davos and their window as contenders remains open.
 
Certainly we will expect to hear more of this in the off-season when the trade window is open again.

I’m embracing my inner "like" whore (I call him boubabi ) and deciding to play a little game here. Who would like some of my PSD’s? Learning purposes only of course.
 
If that sounds like something you’d be interested in, simply like this post and I’ll PM you a PSD. It’ll be random from the last 2 years or so unless you specifically comment after the like and ask for one in particular. If you do that I’ll do my best to get you that one.
 
This is a limited time offer (and by limited I mean until people stop liking this) so act now!

Sorry, Molholt just PMed me and said that I got the Mag job

nice 2 wins tonight.
 
#JustKeepWinning

We'll be ok.  Goal is to bring back teammates Faraday/Harumpf, but we'll worry about that shortly after winning the championship

alright team - 
 
this is what we've got left... tried to be fairly conservative in projecting our record...
 
2 against NYA (1-1)
1 against SEA (1-0)
2 against COL (1-1)
4 against TOR (4-0)
4 against QUE (4-0) - they've lost basically everyone good. Stokes, Wolf, Demko - gone. 
4 against RIG (2-2)
2 against HEL (0-2)
3 against CAL (2-1)
 
we should go 8-1 against SEA, TOR, and QUE. at worst. after tonight, all of DAV G's games will be done.  the above projection has us going 15-7, which should definitely be good enough to hold onto a playoff spot. there's a decent shot we split against HEL as well... just tried to be very, very conservative.
 
Cologne's remaining games:
 
1 against NYA (0-1)
4 against SEA (4-0)
2 against DAV (1-1)
1 against TOR (1-0)
3 against QUE (3-0)
3 against RIG (1-2)
2 against HEL (0-2)
2 against STO (1-1)
4 against CAL (2-2)
 
Projected: 13-9
 
 
Riga's remaining games - by far the toughest stretch left:
 
2 against NYA (1-1)
3 against COL (2-1)
4 against DAV (2-2)
2 against TOR (2-0)
1 against QUE (1-0)
3 against HEL (1-2)
2 against STO (1-1)
4 against CAL (2-2)
 
Projected: 12-9