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The European game is sadly ruined by it. Diego Costa ought to be fined for making this sport look more tarnished than it is. It's sad, but I can't call this "The Beautiful Game" when I see things like this.

Yeah what a bullshit red. Chelsea is making a mockery of a good ref.

You'd prefer 2016 right? Flyers, who is he going to throw too though?

Don't worry there is a lot of us traveling sports fans out there. Hell that's why I am a Packers fan, never really had anyone influence me but I caught the Majik man on TV once and thought he was cool.

Ngata to the Lions as well. Jimmy Graham to the Seahawks Unger heads to the Saints. Stephen A. Smith makes a jab at Chip Kelly by calling him racist.

I made Low, so you are indeed welcome as well.

Go do Incognito's. I won't be able to get around to it mate! Your efforts don't go unnoticed

Everyone in Van knew about his horrible character though.

Great point. I missed that part

I would never protect Logan Laich, that guy can blow chunks.

Stockholm seems like a pepsi team anyways

The guy was a douche and multiple sources (some from within that own LR) said he had done things away from the rink that were not acceptable by teammates. No point in praising a guy who is known largely to be a douchebag by a large brass.

Thats all he did? You sure?

Welcome back everyone to the VHLSC's Draft prospects Rankings! Last week we had a fun and insightful look at the origins of our draftees. We specifically looked at prospects hailing from both Canada as well as the United States of America. A trend of American prospects formed and thus this year may have the highest percentage of American born prospects in VHL draft history. That was last week though and this new week brings us a look at prospects from other parts of the world. Some of these prospects come from places completely off the "hockey map" per say. Before we look into the prospects in our world locations, we will give you this weeks draft rankings rundown. This week we gained another new draft eligible prospect, this one however is a little different from the past couple weeks. Casper Solomon joins the draft prospects and immediately climbs the charts to the sixteenth spot on the list. That is quite the feat for someone who just declared and now could be an early second round selection. Theo Matsikas was one of the big earners this week as he almost doubled his entire practice hour total. E'Twaun Delicious also was a big earner, as he gained more practice hours this week than any other prospects who featured on last weeks board. A very sad statistic to report however, nineteen prospects have not even hit the gym once to train or help their VHLM team. Here at the VHLSC we hope to at least change some of that number and this week we will be doing our investigating! Let's get right to the World draft prospect insight and find out where these prospects come from on our maps. Europe often times has a ton of prospects and fills our board with a large number of highly touted ones as well. This year is no different as the massive continent feature fifteen of our 37 total prospects. Theo Matsikas hails from the souvlaki loving nation of Greece. Italy features three prospects which might be the most this country has ever produced into one VHL Entry Draft. If you head west you'll find ​E'Twaun Delicious eating bread with his wine in the romantic country of France. North of that you find recently declared Roland Rengels patrolling the crease in his Switzerland arena. Austria gives us Thomas Duddy and Not Active to our draft rankings board. Surprisingly enough the Netherlands turns the aforementioned Casper Solomon in with a spot. England and Scotland combine to gives Kewl Runnins, Hans Wingate and MC Hammer. Sweden always turns out a few prospects, this time Erik Hedman and Golden Jedtsson hail from the IKEA nation. Finland shows up with the inclusion of Jorma Ruutu. The entire continent has given us gems over the years and we expect one or more of these to be lottery selections. The rest of the world only features three other prospects to tell you about. When you think of Jamaica you think of Usain Bolt, bobsled teams and tourists never leaving the common trails. Now you may end up thinking about hockey with Kawhk Blawka joining the VHL ranks. Head east and you'll find Thor Weinstein patrolling the blueline from Israel. Last but not least we have Souryuu Kaminogi who is our only Asian prospect in the pool this year from Japan. There you have it folks, those are the locations that these prospects all hail from. Next week we take a look at the prospects and their VHLM teams. We get to find out if their team is as welcoming as Buffalo Sabres goalies are of the puck in their net. Cheers!

3-2 New York

Thanks for the write-up Alfie Fornication! Taylor was a fun player to build and I stuck very close to a build set up in a chart. Somehow it worked and I'm hoping anyone who wants that same build can have the same success!

Claimed

Happy Birthday JJ!

Dusty Rhodes!

Well why does it matter? I thought you both were keen on them not making it because it would screw with draft position and they don't have the pieces. Sounds like a change of heart real quickly.

Holy back and forth batman. It was a win, with the way they've been playing you'd expect you guys to be happy. Not to mention all the "I don't care if they make the postseason this year" "it's a transition year" talk before and through the season. If they lose, who cares right? I see passion, but also some very very short-sighted commentary. Starting to look like the Vancouver media with some of the posts. You guys can swap places with us Devils if you want? We like to win and don't care how it's down (trap or not).

I saved yours on my desktop. If you trade me a signed Munk rookie card, I'll swap you for sure.

You could develop in the minors until COL G retires.