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Do you remember what video exactly?? I mostly spammed NHL video game videos or the highlights videos from hockey games. Welcome also to see my efforts pay off

Yea Sonnett my dude

User Name: flyersfan1453 Cup Winner: Tampa Bay Lightning EASTERN CONFERENCE (A1) Tampa Bay Lightning vs. (WC2) Columbus Blue Jackets Winner: Tampa Bay Lightning # of Games: 6 (A2) Boston Bruins vs. (A3) Toronto Maple Leafs Winner: Boston Bruins # of Games: 6 (M1) Washington Capitals vs. (WC1) Carolina Hurricanes Winner: Washington Capitals # of Games: 5 (M2) New York Islanders vs. (M3) Pittsburgh Penguins Winner: Pittsburgh Penguins # of Games: 7 WESTERN CONFERENCE (C1) Nashville Predators vs. (WC1) Dallas Stars Winner: Nashville Predators # of Games: 6 (C2) Winnipeg Jets vs. (C3) St. Louis Blues Winner: Winnipeg Jets # of Games: 7 (P1) Calgary Flames vs. (WC2) Colorado Avalanche Winner: Calgary Flames # of Games: 6 (P2) San Jose Sharks vs. (P3) Vegas Golden Knights Winner: Vegas Golden Knights # of Games: 6

1) Were you satisfied with how Davos season went? 2) What do you think Davos needs to do to take the next step next season? 3) Did Smitty keep his penalty minutes down this year? 4) Why wouldn't you make Smitty's number 1, since he was number 1? 5) Would you rather Davos get the 1st overall pick in the lottery or the Flyers? 6) Are you concerned the VHL is growing too fast?

I don't see vancouver in here is that an error?

At least Gritty did something

This truly is amazing work, great job recruitment team!

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we may be having a bad season, but at least we arent Moscow Also wtf is Gritty doing scoring a goal

Analyzing the Attributes of the Top 45 Skaters The S66 Draft is by far the deepest draft in VHL history, with a whopping 97 prospects soon to be chosen. To put this in perspective, if you go back 15-20 seasons, I'm not even sure the VHL had 50 active members, so a draft class this huge is just insane to me. Unfortunately, not all of these prospects remained active, and I put the cutoff for analyzing stats at about 100 tpe, because if you are a S66 draftee who hasn't reached at least 100 tpe at this point you are probably inactive. Below I will go in order of the top 45 skaters combined attribute totals for individual attribute, going from most tpe to lowest tpe, as this will show us what attributes the upcoming generation truly values. 1) Defense Shockingly, despite the fact that forwards dominate this draft class, defense is the attribute with the most tpe put into it, with a combined rating of 2,934 and an average of 67 defense per player. It appears that people are catching on to the value of defense, as it is one of the key factors in determining who wins puck battles and driving play the other way. Also, while some people may focus on being solely a passer or a shooter, everyone who does that still puts some tpe into defense, while maybe prioritizing scoring or passing over the other. Of the top 45 players, 2 chose not to put any tpe into defense. 2) Skating It appears as though everyone is buying into the old wives tale of skating being the most important attribute, as it comes in 2nd with a combined rating of 2,900 and an average of 66 skating per player. I understand it though, and skating is widely believed to be so important. Of the top 45 players, only one chose not to put any tpe into skating. 3) Scoring Most people prefer scoring goals to netting assists, so it makes sense that scoring comes in higher than passing, with a combined rating of 2,883 and an average of 66 scoring per player. Of the top 45 players, 6 have chosen not to put any tpe into scoring. 4) Puck Handling Puck Handling comes in 4th, with a combined total of 2,876 and an average of 65 puck handling per player. It's interesting that despite passing being a primary attribute, two secondary attributes in skating and puck handling have more tpe in them than passing. People really enjoy scoring more than passing. Of the top 48 players, 5 have chosen not to put any tpe into puck handling. 5) Passing Passing has a combined total of 2,708 tpe and an average of 62 passing per player. At this point, all five attributes have been decently close in terms of tpe allocation, but there is a big drop off after the big five. It appears that this draft class values defense, skating, scoring, puck handling, and passing as the five most important attributes, as there is way less tpe poured into those remaining. I bet this pattern holds true with the rest of the VHL as well. Of the top 48 players, 7 have chosen not to put any tpe into passing. 6) Strength Coming in at a combined total of 2,047 tpe and an average of 47 strength per player, this attribute is the most valued of the least valued attributes, if that makes sense. Of the top 45 players, only 28 have put at least 1 tpe into strength. 7) Checking Checking has a combined total of 2,039 tpe and an average of 46 tpe per player. Of the top 45 players, only 24 have put at least 1 tpe into checking. 8. Faceoffs Despite only being used by centers, faceoffs still has a higher ranking than discipline, leadership, and fighting. Faceoffs has a combined total of 1,920 tpe, and average of 44 faceoffs per player, and only 12 players have put any tpe into faceoffs. 9) Leadership Leadership has a total of 1,816 tpe, an average of 41 tpe per player, and surprisngly 12 players have decided to put at least 1 tpe into leadership. According to my regression models, leadership actually does seem to do something as players with more leadership block more shots. 10) Fighting Fighting comes in last because it is a stupid and useless attribute, with a total of 1,791 tpe, an average of 41 fighting per player, and only 6 players have put any tpe into fighting.

I'm 21 and I've never watched fake wrestling besides when @flyersfan1453 puts it on as a joke

Best Shawnomir Jagr - @TheLastOlympian07 - I am a big fan of putting your name into a real person's name, such as my past players Tim TebowGow or Robert Gow III. Shawnomir is a really cute play on words, and who doesn't love Jagr. Charlie Paddywagon @DMaximus - The last name Paddywagon is a cute touch, great name. Codrick Past @Kylrad - Great play on words on Victor's player name, hopefully he is bettter than Podrick Cast too. Cody Parkey @SaltyTalty - As an Eagles fan how could I not love this name - double doink! Worst Srraxxarrakex II @flan - what is this name and why does it exist. If this name ever goes in the record books for something good luck spelling it. Wendy Kandee Cain @SlashACM - I kinda get what you are going for, but I don't like it, sorry. Hunter Hearst Helmsley @Beaviss - I had no idea who this guy was and had to google him. The plus side is that you educated me. The bad side is no one knows who he is and everything Beaviss does is terrible by default.

1) 2 - Gritty's point production has been terrible, and Quebec is fighting just to have a shot at the last playoff spot. 2) 1 - Quebec was supposed to be one of the top playoff contenders this season, but instead if fighting just to make a playoff spot, and odds don't look good at this point. 3) Scoring some freaking points would be nice. The only complement I can say of Gritty this season is he doesn't take many penalties. 4) RGIII was by far my most frustrating player because he had lots of tpe and did nothing his whole career stats wise. Gritty at least did decent well in the VHLM, so there is hope that this season is just an anomaly. 5) If you asked me this before the season started I would have given a very confident yes. I do really like Beaviss as GM, but if the team continues to pull a Philadelphia Flyers and be mediocre I don't want to waste my time on a meh team. If Quebec turns things around I will be happy to stay. 6) No fake wrestling is dumb

First off, I disagree with having a formal of more than 6f 4d 1g in the first place. But nothing is currently stopping a team from running 9fs as long as they fit in the salary cap. Requiring teams to have a certain number of players is super dumb, too many rules are dumb. If we want more players on teams just raise the salary cap so GMs have more flexibility to do so.

Another con of 3 or 4 line teams is that currently, league parity is very high since there are enough player to fill out most teams, meaning we won't be stuck with boring seasons with like 3 teams competing and everyone else tanking. Instead you see lots of teams with the talent to gun for the playoffs.

I'm linking everyone to @flyersfan1453's article here where I agree with pretty much everything he says. Seriously though, who thinks it would be fun to get 3rd or 4th line playing time?

Love the player name

It is fun I agree

@Quik does it have to specifically be about the S66 draft, or can it be about VHL drafts in general?

Seriously, we put a team in another random city no one has heard of called Elmo?