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Im not expert in this area but one thing thats important to consider is losinf weight is based heavily off of the foods you eat rather than exercise. Of course exercise is still important but if you eat crap food or drink lots of soda while exercising it isnt going to get much done. I wish you the best of luck with your health!

You have been hired for saskatoon congrats! If you cant send lines in there are ways to work around it. The most important thing is you help your players develop

hmm i'll get back to you. Just know you are hired either way :3

Saskatoon's spot is under further discussion. However, everyday has stepped down from Brampton, so if you are willing to GM Brampton the job is yours!

Moscow claims pavel ovechkin

LOL, that makes me so happy.

yay

thanks for being phil phil

Player Name: Tim TebowGow VHL Team: Calgary Wranglers Cash you have: 9.75M Purchase Name: Two Attribute Points Cost of Purchase: 5M Cash Left:4.75M

You've put 46 tpe into discipline lol. I can see that making sense if someone has more tpe, but not at just 366

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congrats on the victory Riga

yay

close one at least we got a point

Is spencer your actual name ?

updated

Moscow signs VHLM superstar Coca Cola

@Mr. Power

ouch

Mike is the supreme being we should all follow his wisdom

hooray

Quick note, I am not going to bother writing about teams that have no chance at playoffs (hi kesler) 900) Helsinki Titans - As Ahma would say "Fuck Helstinky". I used to like Draper but they beat Calgary twice in a row and 3-1 cursed us and I hate Helsinki almost as passionately as Ahma at this point 4) New York Americans - I am typing out the full team names because it gives me 3 words instead of one. Anyway, I actually like YEAH I think he's an awesome guy and GM, but if New York ever wins the cup we will never hear the end of it from Advantage and Denise. Plus I don't like seeing the team that benefits the most from FA winning the cup as that makes it too predicatable. 3) Stockholm - I have nothing against Stockholm. I think boubabi has made some good GM moves before and then everyone would catch a fade from gorlab 2) Seattle Bears - I have always liked Mike and it would be really funny if Seattle won this year as Mike would do an excellent job trolling the league about it. Plus I like some of the players he is building a roster with 1) Riga Reign - They have Jaymay, Toasty, and WinGod. I like those people, and I feel as though Riga deserves something for how their last few playoffs have gone. Even though Kendrick thinks I hate him I still pick Riga, plus I have that former connection to the team too I hope you've enjoyed this edition of Ahma's porridge

Wingate Trade Revisited In the middle of Season 46, the Calgary Wranglers and Riga Reign made a shocking trade that resulted in the entire league (and trade thread) saying "wat." Teams almost never trade their franchise goalies mid-season, and both goalies had strong roots to their teams. However, rumors started to leak soon after the trade that Wingate was not going to re-sign with the Wranglers in free agency unless they had a strong cup contender ready to go. In order to avoid another Stockholm situation where they lose their goaltender for nothing, Calgary decided to trade Wingate while they could still get a good return for him. In return for Wingate, Calgary received his replacement in Bernie Gow, Riga's S48 1st, and depth forward Griffon Simmons. Ordinarily, trades can't be judged until seasons down the line as it takes a while for draft picks to develop into an actual player you can look at. However, because Calgary traded that exact same pick in the offseason for Francis York Morgan and Quebec's S49 2nd, it is easier to see how the trade has turned out as it mostly involves players who have already hit their prime. In total, Calgary's haul for Wingate includes Bernie Gow, Francis York Morgan, Griffon Simons, and Quebec's S49 2nd. Bernie Gow is at the very least a starting-calibre goalie, and he has potential to become better as he continues to earn tpe. Calgary must be excited to see Bernie's playoff performance last season though, as he actually performed much better in the playoffs than the regular season, and really helped Calgary get past New York in just 5 games. Additionaly, Bernie is my brother so I have no doubts about Bernie leaving, which is important because goalie is a position you don't want to mess with. Francis York Morgan gives us one of the top defensemen in the league, and he is also still young and has quite a few seasons left. Lastly, Simons was just a depth player for a year, and the S49 2nd may turn into something good depending on if Quebec still tanks next season and if the S49 draft is any good. Looking at the trade from Riga's perspective, they did manage to acquire a potential hall of fame goalie who has made a habit of dominating, especially come playoff time. Unfortunately for Riga, the trade didn't quite work out as hoped as Wingate was actually out-dueled by Sinclair in the Davos-Riga series. It's not as if Wingate played badly in the series, he actually only gave up like two goals a game, it's just that Sinclair played out of his mind and only gave up something like a goal a game. Riga will once again have Wingate's services this season, and hope he can help carry them to a cup victory. Who Won? In my opinion, I think this trade will either result in a Calgary win or a draw. Looking at Riga's roster, they are composed of almost all S40 or S41 players, and you would think they have to enter a rebuild after this season. Wingate has already made himself clear that he won't do a sign and trade, meaning Riga likely won't get a return for Wingate should they rebuild. If Riga fails to win the cup this season, I think the trade is in Calgary's favor as they get a goalie and a top defensemen that will last them many seasons to come, while Riga would have paid for only two seasons of Wingate that resulted in zero cups. Should Wingate help carry Riga to a cup with his hall of fame play he is known for, then I think the trade will be an even one as Calgary gets stability for the present and the future while Riga gets the ultimate prize in the cup.

Bengals fans sat in a monsoon to watch their team lost Vikings fans sat in -10 degrees to watch their team lose Texans fans had to watch Hoyer play Redskins fans are Redskins fans All the poor home teams this week