Thranduil

Saskatoon Ottawa Saskatoon Yukon

@Trifecta are you signing with Oslo. Probs doesn't matter at this point. You could go somewhere else to try and win a cup. Hally would like to have you I'm sure. That's where I play.

3. In my opinion the Yukon Rush look a bit shaky and I honestly think that the Wild have a way better chance then they do at this. I also think Halifax could shock everyone by winning it all as they are the underdog, coming in at the same position as Ottawa did last year, before winning. 4. I think Pat Svoboda has a good chance as teams will realize that there isn't much chance of Wahl or Davison returning and there is a good chance Gebauer won't either, so Svoboda is a skilled, active player who shouldn't be at the TPE cap by the start of next season but will be hitting it fairly early on. 5. I've been focusing fairly evenly on four main categories. Skating, scoring, puck handling and passing, in order from most to least. 6. I was very surprised and confused but in the end I understood why he made the choice that he did. For McWolf as a replacement I will give him an F for 15 out of 10 as well as for Furry.

Depends which job you're talking about. You have like 18.

Halifax winger, John Madden is now taking questions as the VHLM season comes into its final stretch.

@McWolf Twas joke.

Man you beat me to it by like 5 seconds. Grrrrrrr.

@Canadian_allstar Hello there! Welcome to the VHL. If you have any questions feel free to contact me or anyone else you see around the site. You can also join the VHL Discord where there is a channel dedicated to helping newcomers with any questions they have. Now from my Assistant General Manager Standpoint, the Oslo Storm of the VHLM (Victory Hockey League Minors) would like to offer you a contract for the remainder of the season worth 1.5 million to come play for us. We are rebuilding so we can offer tonnes of ice-time to start you off if you stay active. 2nd line minutes with a chance to move to line 1. You will also be on the powerplay, I should think. Whether you accept or not, I wish you the best of luck and I hope you enjoy the VHL!

@JadOslo can offer you pretty good minutes if you stay active. Probably second pairing to start off. BTW BOIS THIS IS POST NUMBER 100 FOR YOURS TRULY!

@McWolf is John Madden not here because he was passed over in the draft but was in last year's draft class?

Hey guys. Sorry if this isn't up to par. I did this over three times but the first time I forgot to save and the second time it got corrupted. I didn't have time to put the additional effort in the last time and rushed a little bit. Hopefully it's still enough to claim for doubles week.

Easy mistake. Understandable. ?

Hey Shawn. I am the media. Please sit down. 1. How many trophies will be filling your cases this year? 2. What is the number 1 difference between the VHL and the VHLM and has the transition been easy? 3. Are you redrafting duster, John Madden back to Halifax next season? 4. How competitive do you think Halifax will be next season? 5. Who is your favourite teammate to play with in Riga and why? 6. Are you better than NYA since you have beaten them?

Oslo would like to offer you a contract worth 1.5 mil for the remainder of the season. You would get good minutes if you are active like at least 3rd line if not 2nd to start out. We are rebuilding so ice-time is all we really have to offer but next season if you would be interested in coming back we will be super stacked by then. Whether or not you choose to sign with Oslo, I advise that you make your decision sooner than later as the season is about to wrap up playoffs will be underway soon. I wish you the best of luck with your career and hope you enjoy the VHL!

Fair enough

@jastepWelcome to the VHL man! Let us know if you have any questions either by PMing one of us or by joining the Discord. Would you like me to get you a contract page set up so GMs can offer you roster spots and such?

Is Ubuyalot Games no longer a thing?

I understand. I just figured that not many people would want to sign with an awful team, and kind of gave up since no one was but I suppose everyone should offer anyways to give them the choice. Just in case. Its just tough writing offers again and again with no gain and most of the time they don't even respond.

We don't have much to offer in Oslo this season. Won't make playoffs. Anyone we are interested in we'll just pick up in the draft. All about next season for us.

@eaglesfan036Can't speak for the others but for us there was no point in offering you since the season is almost over and you are draft eligible for the next VHLM draft plus Oslo is rebuilding this year.

@TacticalHammer We're coming for you at the draft ?

@TacticalHammer That's awesome! I look forward to your decision!

(This article was made as last minute TPE so my apologies if it isn't up to par.) Standings: Yukon remains in first to no-one's surprise, maintaining an incredible point percentage of 1.45 and averaging only two regulation losses every nine games, meaning they are losing just over 20% of their games. Frankly I don't see anyone catching them unless Saskatoon continues playing the way they have been. The Wild have been the best team over the last few weeks and have jumped from 3rd place to a close second behind Yukon. They are undefeated in their last seven matches after struggling in the earlier parts of the season. What brought on this change you ask? Common belief is that the acquisition of goaltender Brick Wahl sparked a change in the locker room. Wahl is a big guy with a big personality who has been stealing a lot of big games for Saskatoon recently. He sometimes is reminiscent of NHL hall-of-famer Patrick Roy. Cocky, yet sturdy. Wahl is capable of carrying the Wild to the Founders Cup title this year. Currently in third on the charts are S62 Founders Cup finalists Halifax 21st. Halifax has seen a huge drop of production in their wins column of recent, having recorded only two in their last seven games. They currently sit 11 points behind Saskatoon and 3 ahead of Ottawa. Trades: Halifax has noticed their sudden decline and in an attempt to stay relevant, have traded away a second round pick in return for Wlodzimierz Zajaczkowski, a top-end two-way forward specialized in shutting down other teams' top line. Zajaczkowski should make a very postitive impact on the team. Saskatoon realized that they were pretty much ready to go for a cup and that all they needed was a solid starting goaltender. They quickly dealt veteran goalie Kevin Weekes, along with a second to the Las Vegas Aces, in return for the S64 draft prospect, Brick Wahl. This trade has turned out very well for both teams as Weekes has picked his game up a notch in Las Vegas and Wahl seems to have a newly rekindled drive to win games, and that's exactly what he has been doing with Saskatoon so far. Stats: Halifax's Nathan MacKinnon comfortably maintains top spot in the scoring race. After Ottawa forward Elias Dahlberg drew within one point of him, MacKinnon was able to have a resurgence and continue to be the VHLM's top point-producer. Teammate Jesse Wilson leads all defensemen in points as well as leading everyone in assists. The top line on Halifax of Nathan MacKinnon, Nikita Flipachyev and John Madden have been 1, 2 and 3 for a long time in the league plus / minus category but recently, Saskatoon forward, Rylan Peace has managed to tie Madden for third spot. Halifax defensemen Jonathan Hill continues to lead the league in blocked shots, spending lots of time playing on the penalty-killing and shutdown units. Rhett Stoffiday continues to be the the VHLM's best goalie by a mile, posting a .908 SV%, a 2.02 GAA and six shutouts. He leads the league in all three categories. Posted this when it was 10:30 on Sunday where I live so I can still cash it for November 18th TPE I hope.

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