Banackock

You assist beast you.

Only reason was because of AK

Good article, @Molholt. I would agree with it. Having 2 players we'd need to raise the cap and change a few things to allow for it to work, but would increase a lot around the league, would make teams deeper (likely more competitive) and maybe more active? Maybe you could have the choice of doing 2 PT's a week for 6 and 6 or one and split the TPE among players with a new update scale? Or idk, lol. Or one be a welfare player ?

and careers arent long. So you barely make money to buy expensive things to only last 8 seasons.

SHL. Because it's earned money. Why not? That way we can save it because everything expensive.

Guys, please draft me 1st OV. I want to win a cup and itll be my only year in da VHLM probably.

For S49 Player Name: Sven Wolf VHL Team: N/A --> VHLM Cash you have: 13.5 M Purchase Name: VHL.com/Radio Upgrade - $2,000,000 Cost of Purchase: 2M Cash Left: 11.5 M

User Name: banackock EASTERN CONFERENCE (A2) Tampa Bay vs (M2) Pittsburgh Winner: Pittsburgh # of Games: 6 WESTERN CONFERENCE (C2) St. Louis vs (P3) San Jose Winner: St Louis # of Games: 7

There was no need for one as he automatically went to a team (And wouldn't be going to any other team but Seattle). Thus, would have caused cap issues and wouldn't have allowed us to fully compete if so. He'd also sit behind Clegane for 3 seasons and waste half my career. The other, there's tons of goalies in the league and didn't feel up to the challenge. Best wishes to you and Cologne.

Hockey Future Draft Rookie Report: Sven Wolf It's nothing new to hear of a hockey player doing extremely well or having overly gifted hands and then finding out that their homeland is Sweden. There's something about Swedish hockey players that no one can really understand when it comes to hockey. Alike Canada, Russia and the States, Sweden produces some very strong, elite hockey players who often become big success stories in professional leagues across the world. Recently, stories have been coming out of junior player in Sweden who is quickly blossiming into an elite, young talent and is reminding most folks around Sweden of the great Peter Forsberg. His name is Sven Wolf and until now he had been unrecognized by most of North America and was left off a majority of scouting and draft charts. However, his hands are softer than butter, his consistency is strong and his ability to create plays and pass the puck are above anyone else's currently in the Swedish Elite Junior League. This is not a player any junior team in North America should overlook. Media sources in Sweden state that the young center wishes to pursue a career in the VHL and is now heading over the the VHLM to start his professional career and journey in the hockey world. Similar to every player, no matter how good you are, you always have your flaws. Just like every great young player, you also have your strengths which truly stick out to general managers and are the things that get you highly noticed among them, scouts and the fan base. Let's take a look to see what Sven Wolf has in the gun chamber and see where he ranks amount talent levels currently in the Victory Hockey League. WEAKNESS Scoring - We wouldn't call it a weakness, but he doesn't seem to put up too many shots currently in his career. He has a great wrist shot and his accuracy easily lands him in the top 5 in the league for goal scoring, but it seems whenever he has the puck, he's creating plays and passing it off to earn the big assist. In order to fully maximize his offensive capabilities and his future team presence on the ice, he's going to need to shoot the puck more. Defense - Currently, on his team his job is to produce points and put pressure on the opposing team in the offensive zone. While doing this, he does an excellent job, however, his defensive play is extremely lacking and missing in action. When it comes to play in his own end, it seems he waits near the blue lines and swarms around there. He isn't too know for heading into the corners in the defensive zone and for a guy his size, he should be doing so. To become a top, elite VHL player, this is an absolute must to improve on. STRENGTH Passing/Ability to see the ice - Wolf's ability to create plays and find the open man is beyond anyone else. He's able to grab the puck, with limited room in the offensive zone and still swarm and deke his way in to create open space to make a play. Something that will help Wolf is the fact that pure snipers are a common thing in the VHL, so going the route as a dominant play maker will surely make him an asset on whatever team he lands up on. Face Offs - It's surprising, we know. A center's strength is what his main job is, but his face off skill is above average and we know for sure he will have no problem at all dominating the FO circle the moment he enters the VHLM. Loyalty & Commitment - Sven Wolf once wanted to pursue the dream of being an elite goalie and at one time in his life was extremely good at it. However, a junior team needed him to switch over and turns out he was much stronger in the position of center than between the pipes. Wolf is a team first kind of guy and would do anything to see his team win and succeed. FINAL ANALYSIS Look for Sven Wolf to be a high draft pick once the VHL draft comes around and until then, watch for him to dominate the VHLM. This kid has the talent to play a strong game un the junior leagues, but it's his determination and willingness to get better that allows him to shine a little brighter than those who he is competing against. WE expect Wolf to become a top line center, 700+ TPE and to be a top 5 forward in the league within no time. With that, we give Wolf a final rating of... 9.0 B+

fyi, recreated as a center.

It made sense for us as a team for me to do this, unfortunately. Id waste half my career almost behind Clegane as I would never push him out - OR I'd have to choose.. lose Clegane and have a weak goalie or me have a high salary and us have to pay two goalies. So it hurts us if I stay and had to pay me.. this way well have a great center in 2 seasons.. and look around the league.. there's very few solid C's. This maybe opens the door for people to recreate as goalies in the next 1-2 seasons - which we will eventually be actively looking at.

After long thought, I decided to run a team poll in our Locker Room to see what the general consensus was for me recreating and for what position. Centers are rare throughout the league and they seem to be much more rare than goalies obviously at the moment. Sandro Clegane is our guy and hopefully this proves to him he isn't going anywhere anytime soon. Once I got above the VHLM maximum TPE levels, my salary would start counting against the cap. Due to me being a high tpe gainer, my salary would climb and would have a negative affect on our team. It's shitty because I was at roughly 170-200 tpe after eveything. It was a lot of consistent work and such to build a great goalie. With that, I have recreated as: Sven Wolf --> Center. I currently have 57 TPE and am going to currently be aiming my career in the juniors as a playmaker. Something I noticed was everyone wants to be the goal scorer and it makes it difficult as a GM at times to find solid chemistry. Three goal scorers coming together could mean no chemistry, not as strong or someone is gonna be left out on production (we seen that slightly with DT last season). As always, I'm going to bust my ass to become a top notch player. I get an earlier start this season, meaning more opportunities this season for me to gain TPE. This likely will be my only season in the VHLM as I made it to 170-ish by mid-end playoffs last season. I'm shooting by 200 for the end of the VHLM playoffs. This move was done to ensure the confidence in me of my players and to show them I'm as committed to the Bears are they are.

Confirmation number: 7J758191AV056805N 10 tpe, free week, Double week

Again, @enigmatic. You> Wolf

1 of 3 games looked at.. so far lines are working.. Good job @enigmatic

Few short hours until we see Wolf go #1 and lead the team with the help of his teammates to a cup

Sure, whatever you say

No, Toast isn't an asshole. By this logic, Toast doesn't complain nor send negative, rude remarks towards me. I rather enjoy Toast. Especially with Peach jam.

Youre always so sour, I love it.

Ditto.

My biggest move yet.

Yep. We accept.

I've done nothing to you. You're the one always being rude and pouting about me. If I come off as an asshole, it's only because you are one towards me Cheers, mate. Have a wonderful Saturday.