sterling

I'm a runner, long distance. I will be running my 10th full marathon in two weeks.
 
I also own this car (not this exact car, but it looks like this)
 

I'm a runner, long distance. I will be running my 10th full marathon in two weeks.
 
I also own this car (not this exact car, but it looks like this)
 

yea victor is quite the bitch.
 
 
 
 
 
I'm setting up a tpe trust fund for you. For every 5 likes I get I will donate 1 tpe to you out of my good will.

I hope we are getting rid of that deadweight Wahl

Yall might want to use your player store cash this season since Devise ruined the free TPE payout for all

Okay. I will add an additional people at request.
 
Please take the following:
Stamkos: 1 tpe
Slobo: 2 tpe
Draper: 2 tpe
Molholt: 2 tpe
Eaglesfan: 1 tpe
D3vilsfire: 2 tpe

please die and don't resurect

Rookie Recap Tom Slaughter
 
Season 37 third overall draft pick Tom Slaughter is almost finished his rookie season having played 71 games so far in his rookie season. The winger converted to centreman has notched what many consider to be an excellent rookie season with the New York Americans centring a line with star wingers XXX and Odin Tordahl. The Americans currently sit with a one point lead over the Seattle Bears for the final playoff spot in the North American Conference with the penultimate game set to take place later on this evening between the two teams.
 

 
"I'm very happy with how this campaign has gone for me and the team. Most importantly my team is on the verge of a playoff berth in what was supposed to be a building year. Yes, we may come up short, but we've had an excellent year together. A few of my teammates are league leaders and Low looks poised to capture his second Labatte trophy in two years. We have some guys who have had tremendous years, I'm happy to be a part of a winning team so early in my career," Slaughter said.
 
Slaughter in his own right has played an excellent campaign notching 22 goals and recording an additional 54 assists for a total of 76 points through 71 games to lead all rookies in scoring. Former teammate Slaeter Fjorsstrom is close behind at roughly a point per game pace from the defence position which is quite impressive for a raw rookie. Both players have seen their production dip in recent weeks down the stretch which may be a result of the strain of a full VHL season on their young frames.
 
"Yes, I'm happy to see Slaeter doing so well this season. Definitely a top campaign from a rookie. He'll be a favourite for the Top Rookie consideration this season and I wish him luck to that end. I always like to see good former teammates do well. He's a guy who, although we're in direct competition, you still want to cheer for. You could make a good case for his cause as the best rookie this season, his team has certainly had a great deal of success this season. I'll be curious to see the playoffs," he said.
 

 
Of course the Americans stand a good chance at the playoffs as it stands currently. All they have to do is win and they're in, but that's easier said than done a lot of times. Slaughter is hoping to contribute to his team's valuable last game of the season tonight in anyway he can. Thus far on the season the centreman has been one of the elite defensive players on his team registering a team-leading plus 42 rating on the season while leading all forwards in playing time and leading the entire team in penalty kill minutes. Moreover, the forward has recorded an impressive 56.56 faceoff percentage on the season which puts him in the top half of the league in terms of this stat.
 
"I think I've produced in all facets of the game to my expectations in this rookie campaign, but I'm more focused on us winning and making the playoffs. We have a good team here and I really think we could do a lot of damage in the playoffs if we make it in. I'd like to have that opportunity and it all comes down to executing tonight like we've done all season long. Time to put it all on the line and play like it's now or never. I'm hopeful that we can come out of Seattle with the win tonight," Slaughter said.

Please die

Rookie Recap Tom Slaughter
 
Season 37 third overall draft pick Tom Slaughter is almost finished his rookie season having played 71 games so far in his rookie season. The winger converted to centreman has notched what many consider to be an excellent rookie season with the New York Americans centring a line with star wingers XXX and Odin Tordahl. The Americans currently sit with a one point lead over the Seattle Bears for the final playoff spot in the North American Conference with the penultimate game set to take place later on this evening between the two teams.
 

 
"I'm very happy with how this campaign has gone for me and the team. Most importantly my team is on the verge of a playoff berth in what was supposed to be a building year. Yes, we may come up short, but we've had an excellent year together. A few of my teammates are league leaders and Low looks poised to capture his second Labatte trophy in two years. We have some guys who have had tremendous years, I'm happy to be a part of a winning team so early in my career," Slaughter said.
 
Slaughter in his own right has played an excellent campaign notching 22 goals and recording an additional 54 assists for a total of 76 points through 71 games to lead all rookies in scoring. Former teammate Slaeter Fjorsstrom is close behind at roughly a point per game pace from the defence position which is quite impressive for a raw rookie. Both players have seen their production dip in recent weeks down the stretch which may be a result of the strain of a full VHL season on their young frames.
 
"Yes, I'm happy to see Slaeter doing so well this season. Definitely a top campaign from a rookie. He'll be a favourite for the Top Rookie consideration this season and I wish him luck to that end. I always like to see good former teammates do well. He's a guy who, although we're in direct competition, you still want to cheer for. You could make a good case for his cause as the best rookie this season, his team has certainly had a great deal of success this season. I'll be curious to see the playoffs," he said.
 

 
Of course the Americans stand a good chance at the playoffs as it stands currently. All they have to do is win and they're in, but that's easier said than done a lot of times. Slaughter is hoping to contribute to his team's valuable last game of the season tonight in anyway he can. Thus far on the season the centreman has been one of the elite defensive players on his team registering a team-leading plus 42 rating on the season while leading all forwards in playing time and leading the entire team in penalty kill minutes. Moreover, the forward has recorded an impressive 56.56 faceoff percentage on the season which puts him in the top half of the league in terms of this stat.
 
"I think I've produced in all facets of the game to my expectations in this rookie campaign, but I'm more focused on us winning and making the playoffs. We have a good team here and I really think we could do a lot of damage in the playoffs if we make it in. I'd like to have that opportunity and it all comes down to executing tonight like we've done all season long. Time to put it all on the line and play like it's now or never. I'm hopeful that we can come out of Seattle with the win tonight," Slaughter said.

All approved for this week.

lol noob. I graded 1:10

Maybe you would get laid moar if you typed less in this thread.

Real life? How dare you!

lol noob. I graded 1:10

Don`t worry, I've devised to create a series of top prospect games to occur during that time span.

Don`t worry, I've devised to create a series of top prospect games to occur during that time span.

your fault

your fault

Fong, I like those ideas. Can you get costs narrowed down for some of those. Also, what would we need for the game tag links to work and the avatars. We have lots of graphic guys in here.

Guy doesnt seem that bad. If he is being immature, just ignore him. Ive seen worse.

Damn this is stupid.

Damn this is stupid.

Hey guys, I'm currently looking to create and fill some more front office jobs, to give everyone a change to get directly involved with team business, if he wants. I want a team with a lot of participation, where everyone can voice his thoughts and concerns - and I also now that there are many areas where some of you might be more competent in then I am. So I want to get as much brainpower as possible to help out with running this team and making decisions for the future and I hope as many of you as possible are on board. Here are the positions I am looking to create:
 
Director of Player Development - Informs his teammates of ways to earn TPE, like new PTs, and gives a helping hand when they have questions regarding PTs, building their player etc.
Director of Media Relations - Helps out his teammates with ideas for media spots and gives them proofreads if they want them, can start working on official articles about the teams history if he chooses to (not mandatory)
Scout (one or multiple) - Gives his input on the draft and the players available, talks to them during the season leading to the draft to build a good relation and find out if there are any red flags
 
I'll potentially create more positions once those are filled and if you have an idea of your own about a job that you could do for this team, don't hesitate to suggest it. If you are interested in one of these positions, just post here or let me know via PM

Maybe you would get laid moar if you typed less in this thread.