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Mr. #1 We don't think it's much of a secret, but if it is and you live under a rock, we'll give you the 4-1-1 on the upcoming entry draft's race for the 1st overall position. Pretty simple, there is no race. We're not taking away credit from the other draftees for how hard they've work and all they've done thus far for their players, but there's a certain player who has blown to the top and has such the gap, it pretty much makes this season the race for one player. Gabriel McAllister, the young VHLMer currently playing for the Saskatoon Wild, didn't have to do much to make a name for himself due to the fact that his agent previously represented one of the best, most successful goalies to ever strap on the pads. Yet, his agent is once again putting a flame under his players ass and is turning his prospect into one hell of a gem. If we take a look at McAllister, we'll find that he is lightyears above the next prospect when it comes to current the and his future level of potential. He currently sits at 212 TPE, having 37 of those sweet little puppies sitting in the bank. This means that while this is the last season, when he hops into his new role in the VHL, he won't be half bad. Depending on the team he lands on, he could have a really successful campaign. Next, we look to the scoring race where we see him sit in second - only one goal behind Mattias Forsberg for the lead. With 14 goals, 12 assists and 26 points through his first 15 games. Note, his point total is good for a pretty solid 5th place (behind 4 Oslo players). The next thing we'd love to take a look at, is his amazing scoring ability. With very few minor holes in this young guys game, his shot and tendency to find the back of the net puts him above the rest. Sitting at 85 overall in the stat, it's helped him throw up 14 goals in 15 games. While this alone is incredible, his shooting percentage is something that could stand out to his future VHL GM. 18.42% on 76 shots is good enough for 3rd in the league (keep in mind that the two shooting percentages above him only have 6 goals). Though it is hard to say what will come of him in the big leagues, it's safe to say that it's paid off big for him in the minors. Despite the possibility of him burning out in the future, we have a very strong feeling that whoever picks him, will be one lucky team. A deeper look It's not a gamble to say that McAllister will be going first overall come draft day. If he doesn't, a lot of people will likely shit all over their keyboards as their mouths drop to the floor (hopefully away from the shit). So with that being said, the next question will be - who takes him? The Frontrunners? Seattle, Cologne and surprisingly, Davos. The others who could take the cake, or have a shot at it, is Calgary, Toronto and Riga. Truthfully, expect Davos to get out of the race and enter in Riga Reign. No knocks to them, but with the mixture of a hard on for Davos and them having some decent players (and Riga lacking), we see them on the rise very shortly. In the North American race, we give Toronto the edge. Calgary has the better offensive players (though very few) and goalie in Jacob. The only thing that may help them fall is the Wranglers GM. For Federov

Best of luck!

yesssssss

Who is not allowing and why can't you create your second player? Technically, wouldn't you just become an FA? @Frank loophole?

The Oslo Storm, safe to say, are this years (last years) Las Vegas Assholes. Starting the season off as easily the hottest team in the VHLM right now, they spot a record of 13-2-1 and have bested second place so far by 8 points on the regular season standings. With the most goals scored (has 2nd by 28) and somehow letting in near the bottom too, the Storm look to push towards a strong playoff performance. Furthering on to what's hot about Oslo, the players are erupting with offensive performance and have seen big play from a lot of their guys. Raven, Forsberg, LaFlamme and Quill are the top 4 guys on the team ranging from 25-27 points and another 2 (Hodor and Low) both having above a point per game. The deal breaker for the team though will be their starting goalie, OSL G. With very little credibility and talent, it's going to be tough to keep the ball rolling. Oslo's strong roster and depth has carried them this far, but without a goalie we fear they will fail before even making it to the championship finals. @Bushitroll find a goalie, love. #4Forsberg +1

Sit down, Veggy.

Ride the wave, brother.

Woo!

Americans Legion Vikings Wranglers

5-1 HEL

Breaking records for L's this year.

gg

Max Von Hohenzollern - F @YEAH!stlemania

amen

Yeah, good. Best of luck! (Keep Forsberg and company going or this move with be reversed in the future )

Shouldn't have to send a list. If a pick is made at 2am, obviously I wont be picking until after work. Shayne Gow - D and Elijah Dotran - D

Some people work. Picking now..

Good choices! Best of luck this season.

NICO AND LAFLA

stfu @Fowll @Laflamme We're on a team together? Lit this game up

Torstein Ironside - G AND Pierre Gaudette - F @YEAH!stlemania

Little taste of the future?? @Laflamme