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I've got like 3 weeks to update now so I'll do my best to break rigorously test the new system when it's up.

Veran Dragomir Ay Ay Ron @Quik Sorry, been bedridden all weekend

1.) Are you excited to be drafted by Toronto, or were you hoping to go somewhere else? 2.) Do you feel disrespected by falling into the 2nd round? 3.) Do you see yourself as a Rookie of the Year contender in S62?

1.) Will you carry my torch and lead the Yukon Rush to a Founder's Cup victory? 2.) What is your biggest strength as a goalie? 3.) Who is your favorite player in the VHL? 4.) Is there any VHL or VHLM Goalie that you are looking up to for build advice?

Was out of the sim game for a long while until I caught an email from Advantage about the EFL and got sucked back in a few months ago. I slid over here once the full affiliation opened up.

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The New Look Wranglers In: C - Jóhannes Vilhjálmsson (Call-up from Saskatoon Wild) Out: C - Xander Finn (Retirement) LW - Ivan Morozov (Free Agency) D - Boner (Free Agency) Notable Prospects: C - Josh Stronk 13th pick of S61 VHL Draft It's still early in the off-season, but for the most part, the Calgary Wranglers seem to be taking the "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" route in preparations for next season. Currently, the only new face on the roster is rookie Jóhannes Vilhjálmsson. Coming fresh off of a Founder's Cup victory with the Saskatoon Wild, Jóhannes is the first of the three Vilhjálmsson brothers to reach the VHL, and the most promising of them to boot. He will be replacing the retiring Xander Finn in the lineup and will likely be competing with the Meute's duo of Tristan Iseult and Bryce Zhields as well as incoming draftees Matt Thompson and Samuel Gate in what might be one of the most interesting rookie of the year races we've seen in awhile. The Wranglers will also be missing out on the services of Ivan Morozov and Boner, as both will be testing the waters of free agency. Only the future will tell if GM Tyler Barabash makes an effort to resign them or goes for a bigger splash in the marketplace. As for the future of Calgary, well the future is now as youngsters Evan R. Lawson and Oyorra Arroyo already played with the team last season. The only notable prospect is VHML veteran Josh Stronk, who may be on the verge of finally making the jump to the pros this season. Calgary also has just one draft pick in tonight's draft, and while the draft is deep, it's questionable whether the 13th pick will bring in a future star. Still, Calgary proved this season that they are already a contender, and their young core will keep them in the conversation for the next few seasons.

1.) How heartbreaking was it to lose in Game 7? 2.) Do you think New York will avenge their loss next season?\ 3.) You helped me win my fantasy league this season; will you be worth drafting again next season?

1.) How do you feel about joining New York this coming season? 2.) Do you think you can help push the team from Victory Cup winners to Continental Cup winners? 3.) Will Quebec regret trading you, or do you think they were just doing what was right for them?

@Green beat me by 5 points for the highest total among all groups. Interestingly we don't have any players in common.

Y'all let a rook beat you ?

Let's do it!

So it'd basically be a low-maintenance filler player then? If the league needs fillers to replace bots and low TPE inactives, I don't see the harm in it. The TPE levels are low enough that it's not really worth full attention like a regular player would be and being optional people who don't want to bother don't have to.

Round One: 1. SEATTLE BEARS(From Toronto): Matt Thompson 2. QUEBEC MEUTE (From Riga) : Samuel Gate  3. RIGA REIGN (From Quebec): Podrick Cast 4. SEATTLE BEARS: (From Davos) : Robert Malenko 5. RIGA REIGN (From Calgary) : Michael Vega 6. RIGA REIGN (From Seattle) : Roger Sterling 7. TORONTO LEGION (From New York) : Jesper Stromberg 8. HELSINKI TITANS: Edwin Preencarnacion Round Two:  9. TORONTO LEGION: Arvid Aamo 10. QUEBEC CITY MEUTE: Lew Bronstein 11. QUEBEC CITY MEUTE(From New York via Riga) : Jacob Smith 12. DAVOS DYNAMO: Alvaro Jokinen 13. CALGARY WRANGLERS: Sergei Kovalev 14. SEATTLE BEARS: Marvin Harding 15. RIGA REIGN (From Quebec via New York) : Jordan Tonn 16. TORONTO LEGION (From Helsinki): Ryan Skinner

Anything they can do we can do better.

I was on the team for about 3 preseason games so I'm counting this as my second cup. ? Good job team!

The Wranglers championship hopes came to an end this week after falling victim to the top seeded New York Americans in 6 games. Calgary started the series off on the right foot by forcing overtime in game one. Things turned the Wranglers way late in the overtime period, where Keaton Louth and Oyorra Arroyo unleashed a flurry of 4 shots in about 7 seconds, ending when the rookie Arroyo netted the puck to give Calgary the win in game one. New York took care of business in game 2, but game 3 was a different story. Despite outshooting the Wranglers 50-26, this one went scoreless all the way into double overtime where Sergei Komarov finally scored on his 7th shot of the game. It was all Wranglers in game 4 thanks to a pair of first period goals by Niko Bogdanovic. New York looked greatly out of sorts as they spent 22 minutes in the penalty box and gave up 3 power play goals. The Americans looked to take game 5 with a 2 goal lead early, but the Wranglers fought back to tie it in the 3rd and ultimately force another double overtime game. New York held stout at the end though and persevered once again to put Calgary on the brink of elimination. The Wranglers came out firing in game 6, outshooting the Americans 18-12 in the first period but still ended up behind 2-1. New York put the clamps on from there, and a pair of insurance goals in the 3rd secured the win and their ticket to the finals. Calgary fans were disheartened by the loss, but they are ripe with anticipation for what next season will bring. Claiming for last week since I wrote this on Saturday and the board was dead.

EFL +6

EFL +6

One more Wild!

Part I - Pick em' (Pick the correct winners of all three games for 1 TPE) Game 3 - New York Americans vs Helsinki Titans Game 4 - New York Americans vs Helsinki Titans  Game 5 - Helsinki Titans vs New York Americans  Part II - Predict the Score (Predict the correct score and winner of this game for 3 TPE) Game 4 - New York Americans 3 vs Helsinki Titans 4 Part III - Player Predictions (Predict the correct player for each category, 1 TPE for each correct answer)  Series leader in points: Sergei Komarov Series leader in goals: Sergei Komarov Series leader in assists: Colton Rayne

We made a good run, but congrats to New York! Enjoy it while you can because next season we're coming!

1.) What kind of player do you see Novacek becoming? 2.) What made you choose to sign with the Wild this season? 3.) How long before you start dunking on the whole league again?

1.) What made you convert from defender to forward? 2.) Are you enjoying forward more than defender? 3.) Who in the Davos locker room has the strangest pre-game ritual? 4.) How many phones does Brad Pitt really have?