Banackock

It's not bitcoin, haha. XRP

Yeah, because it's constantly changing. That's someone who buys it aggressively to have short term income or profit. I'm not looking to trade minute by minute. I'm looking to buy longer term. Buy in at a low price (which it is) and then be along for the climb. I have zero interest in trading everytime it goes up 0.05 dollars. I'd like to sit back and watch it climb from what it's at now to $10+ and to whereveer its going to go

I wonder if that's what people who bought in at $5 on bitcoin said, lol. Id wanna long term buy a certain one! Depends on the site and what they offer too.

Sweet. Claiming a double week next week for both players?

Already well aware. Here's my 5, and in the roster submission portion of the league, I've provided you with 3.

A little disheartened - I've been waiting on a few exchanges to verify an account (bitstamp and 2 others), but the process is incredibly slow. Watching your crypto jump 50 cents is shit, haha. Anyone into it or have a good site they use?

Vernon Von Axelberry - G @Will

with how voting is going, it was the move that made most sense

We got something a little better for you.

We followed requirements - with a few additions

5.76/5

Very excited for the season to start tonight. A couple nice moves and we witnessed Seattle adding not one, but two players from Quebec sometime last season. This year, there's so many that have already took a strong stand for Seattle or those who have just increased their presence in the LR. Very happy to have the group of guys we do now. Without any further delay, a good luck to all teams battling this season in the "new" looked VHL. Here's your S58 Seattle Bear Captains.. S58 Bear Captains And you S58 Seattle Bears 1st "Assistant Captain"... (Gretzky scoring a goal as a CGY Wrangler) SHAWN GRETZKY Your 2nd S58 Bears "Assistant"... (Fook scoring his first career Bears goal) FOOK YUUUUUU Alternating "A" goes to... PETER QUILL AND NOW.. Your S58 Seattle Bears Captain.. (McAllister looking sharp as ever, ready for the season) GABRIEL MCALLISTER ..................... We have a lot of guys in here who deserve recognition such as leadership and this season were especially doing our best to make sure those who may an impact and recognized and rewarded - even by the simplicity of adding a letter on their jersey. We're having alternating "A"'s this season between Quill, Gretzky and Fook. Quill has been helping us huge with his updating and has been spotted more in the LR - while Gretzky inked a 3 season extension with us. Fook has been huge for us and we expect a huge year from him. He swapped to the wing and rerolled TPE - A+. For Captaincy this year, we have a twist as we have a new special member on the team. Long time Meute, long time captain who was uprooted and plucked from his home and now has anew one in Seattle. We want to recognize our new teammate, the amazing accolades he has accomplished and for the strong presence on, and especially, off the ice. If he leaves the ice as a Bear at the end of his career, which he has two seasons left, he also will lace the skates up.. A CAPTAIN! FABIO JOKINEN A Fook Yu A Peter Quill A Shawn Gretzky C Gabriel McAllister C Fabio Jokinen

Lines sent!

Myself and Tyler also had it done for awhile, however, due to a member of my Family having their kidneys shutdown, be a sliver away from dying and being hooked up to dialysis etc, I accidentally forgot. My bad.

To Davos Daryl Dortch To Seattle S59 DAV 3rd Accepted. Cap purposes. @Tyler thanks again, man.

I should claim these tbh.

Aleksei Federov - D @bukss_a

Player Name: Aleksei FederovVHL Team: Seattle BearsCash you have: 2.5M + 4.5M = 7MPurchase Name: Two Attribute Points - $5,000,000 Cost of Purchase: 5MCash Left: 2M

Aleksei Federov has been the best player when it comes to attributes pretty much since the day he rolled into Seattle. His first couple seasons, while playing subpar hockey, he managed 35-45 points in both seasons. Unfortunately for him, he was the only offense there and he was doing is all from the back end. The next 2 seasons in his career, he managed 79 and 80 points - a double in offense in both seasons compared to the 2 prior. As he heads into his 5th instalment for the VHL and Bears, one has to wonder what kind of season Federov is going to have. He's built like a bull and has a lot of his stats in the right place. On top of that, the Bears look as ready as ever to make some noise and it'll likely depend if lucks plays with them this year if they're gonna make the good kind of noise. For Federov, we're expecting another breakout season beyond his current offensive production. VHL Magazine Predictions 26 goals, 61 assists, 87 points VHLforum's Predictions 21 goals, 58 assists, 79 goals Banack's Predictions 31 goals, 74 assists, 105 points Right now in my career, I'm looking for something a little bigger than what I've currently been pacing at. For my first 2 seasons, I was unhappy with the results but understood I was on a poor team and numbers like that are fairly common, obviously. The next two following, I played a much bigger game but we were still weaker. The moment I was surrounded by more options though, I felt better - felt stronger and could see strong results. This up coming season, I really think I'm going to play some good hockey and to be honest, I'm antsy to get going. I really hope we have a hell of a year and make up for lost time. Federov's Expectation 1. He wants 25+ goals, but is happy with anything over 20. The more he gets, the merrier he be. 2. 60+ assists - nothing less. He has huge firepower in front of him. This number should be achievable. 3. CUP. I want the cup. 4. D-man of the year award. He wants to go big! +1 For Federov

noice.

Forsberg has been a player that has consistently progressed for the Seattle Bears since he first stepped into the league and now in his prime, things are just starting to really fly for him. The team is looking great right now and Forsberg once again made some strong gains throughout the off-season and playoff/golf break. With the sim having him at 88 scoring, but realistically he's a 96, it's a good sign that his season is going to be a lot bigger than the last couple seasons behind him. VHL Magazine Predictions 38 goals, 43 assists, 81 points VHLForum's Predictions 47 goals, 52 assists, 99 points Banack's Predictions 36 goals, 50 assists , 86 points Any of those 3 predictions I'd be pretty happy with. Obviously and foremost, my focus is on winning us games and doing whatever in my power to make sure we end up with the most points we can each night. After that, my offensive goals are pretty simple and maybe a little different than what the predictions would maybe have you think. Forsberg's Expectations 1. He wants 30 goals on the season. Anything more and he's happy. If he ends with 40+, he'll be beyond happy. 2. He wants a point per game. Pretty simple and we think very realistic for him. 3. He wants to make playoffs. He's hungry for playoff hockey and wants a cup! 4. He wants to make players around him better. 5. Figure out winger or centre situations. What's he want?

Forsberg and company will be looking nice once those updates are done! Geesh. Federov better step it up this season!

Gabriel McAllister - @Will F - McAllister F - F - D - D -

Now, your first thoughts are likely disagreeing with the topics title. When you look at Federov's numbers, he is a far cry from terrible and bad. He's not your mediocre defender in the Victory Hockey League and actually ranks in as one of the better ones in the game today. In fact, one could make the argument that management, strategy and teammates could be a reason why Federov is a little more behind when it comes to our expectations for him. Say you put him on a solid, caliber roster a couple seasons ago and place him with some contributing members outside of the select couple and I think you'd see a huge increase in play and offensive numbers. One may even go as far as guesstimating that he would have potentially won defender of the year. Now another season approaches the Seattle Bears and Aleksei Federov and it's another opportunity for him to climb the ranks and show to the league what they've been expecting this entire time. For a quick little blurb, in his rookie campaign he was playing on the weakest of all Bear seasons and it showed in his numbers. While the numbers aren't too poor, they weren't what was expected from someone scouted so highly. He had 25 more points than anyone, but finished with a mediocre and disappointing 43 points through 82 games. During his sophomore season, we actually witnessed what a lot of players know as the "sophomore slump". Federov found himself being surrounded by the same caliber of team as the following year and his numbers really took a hit. 36 points through 72 games, magically 18 of them were goals from the back end. Hopping over to Season 56 and his 3rd season, Federov had a fair amount to prove and thankfully, a little more help this time around. This season, you really started to see a reflection of his true character. The Bears barely missed the playoffs, finishing out by 8 points and the team seen a larger overhaul in the off-season that helped bring in some offensive weapons. Federov had a 44 point improvement (which blows my mind he actually wasn't up for player improvements awards) and managed 80 points in 72 games. For the first time in his career, he was happy with his performance. Heading into his 4th and most recent season, there were huge expectations on Federov, Mcallister and the rest of the Bears organization. They even managed to get off to a hot start while other teams legged behind, but as the season grew on, teams caught up and the Bears started to fall apart at all seams. They went from one of the better and meaner teams, to a team that lost by 10 points despite having a pretty attractive record of 42-26-4. On the season, Federov finished with 79 points. What blew people away this season above Federov was that he only had 13 goals on the year. Now that the short blurb is over, we look forward to another season as the off-season is in it's final stages of finishing up. The Bears look attractive, but a lot of team have made moves to strengthen themselves, to we feel it's safe to say that it likely still will be a battle. For Federov, his thoughts may be the same. It seems for the first two years, I hit a wall. I was in the 35-45 point range and couldn't escape. I think we can all agree that's not where my playing level was at, but due to circumstances - that's where I was. The following 2 seasons up to recent, I capped out around the 80 point mark, which I'm fine and happy with but it's a little disappointing considering I want to break the 100 point plateau. I think this season is going to be the year that I do that and I really hope that I started to pitch in more for the boys. 13 goals last season wasn't something I liked and is something I want to change about my game. I need to hit the net more and set that lamp off. DOUBLE - 12 for Federov (1 week)