Gudnason

Excuse me for replying before reading it all, but in the first paragraph you mention key FAs and trades... hard to make a trade when you don't have much valuable assets.

Yeah, it seems like he only does welfare and bonuses, and I believe we have plenty of more deserving players. Aspin's had his time in the spotlight for the first half of the season IMO.

Teaming up with HSK D2 now are we?

Finally Vegas get two games, and finally we get our results that we deserve against Ottawa. I can sense we're turning back on track now that we've been updated. @Tagger About time you replace Arbin Asipi on the first line with someone more deserving? Or it's because you don't want to ruin the chemistry of the second line?

Bout time we dropped a seven-spot.

A cut above everyone else

I'll give you a 1M bonus on top of the required 5M after you hit 701 TPE.

We will need those mansions in Calgary, Davos, and New York to party in after wins.

Just needed 200 words lol

Was expecting some Ko Kane storyline shit

With rumours increasing by the day that Stockholm Vikings will once again return to Vasteras this offseason, the rumours that Cologne could leave the German city at the end of the year pop up again. While the Express have had a volatile history in Cologne, there is no doubt that the franchise has increased the league's fan base in Germany. Younger hockey players in Germany now also have hometown idols to look up to, and since S31, the German players that have made their name on the international stage have been significant names. However, general manager Rudi Ying is understood to not be totally fond of the city, name, and brand, and is keen to put his own stamp on the franchise. The most likely landing spots for the franchise, if it does indeed uproot and move, are Ibiza, Spain; Reykjavik, Iceland; Beijing, China; Tallinn, Estonia; and Seoul, South Korea.

Come again for the second part? Smaller markets attracting FA's with money is exactly what I'm talking about.

Exactly!

Happy to continue the tradition!

Yeah two weeks later randomly pop in and guess but if anyone was to do it, I think would be you

We really shouldn't be settling for losses and so much close wins with the way we dominate shots against Ottawa.

Great to hear sim is updated and glad to see you are continuing to do well!

Review: Your background in the movie industry always yields interesting storylines here if you choose to put in the effort. Hopefully we find out more about this Ko Kane storyline and see what happens come draft time. Don't leave after V2A and Ko Kane. You are wanted here, even by those who don't choose to admit it, and your loss would be a sad day in the league.

Review: Spelling and grammar could have been a bit better as it seems rushed but we all know we all have lives. Good to see an all-around centre, and hope in New York you end up not only as a jack of all trades, you also master a few and make your best player ever!

Review: Another great chapter of an amazing series. I can only imagine the knowledge and research required, as sometimes the stats don't tell everything. The background and insight you have makes for a wonderful read and allows for newer members to learn about past players and what agencies like Kyle have achieved.

Review: Great end to the series! This group of defensemen is varied, from elite potential HoFers to welfare depth, from promising first-gens to questionable potentials. Will have to see how this draft class end a up a few years out.

Review: Another great article from you as always. You always seem to be like an insider, finding important current points of the VHL to discuss or break down. Very methodical analysis at why Seattle is overachieving now, and why Calgary will probably get better as the schedule evens out.

Review: Nice breakdown of the netminders in the Euro. The VHL is blessed with great goalies now, and there are always more coming up from the minors, so this is a new age where scoring is down. Will be interesting to see what happens when this group enters their prime and heads into depreciation afterwards.