Alex

Legend: Yellow = Played for then traded Red = Retired with team Green = Currently on team Purple = appears elsewhere on trade tree

I’ll apply

The LA kings got a better trade jk, I really like this trade for both teams

Thank you @McLovin for the talks! @FrostBeard, thank you very much for your time in Davos, best of luck in Helsinki!

The main difference would be that Trunov was never a 100%starting goalie and while the numbers are similar, I do think that the awards would give panda the edge. With that being said Trunov did have a great career in the M and I look forward to seeing what he can do in the VHL! Once Seattle figures out their backup goalie crisis.

1. Should have been us… 2. Always like doing a good media spot 3. Win a cup as GM 4. give me 100 TPE 5. nope 6. discipline

Ironically Ahma will be in the M this season lol

Shh, I definitely didn’t just edit it to be post-portal only. Thank you though, it is worth noting that they were here before the portal and had good careers!

Good Morning Everyone, after some brief contract talks earlier this week, we’ll be discussing and taking a dive into the legendary careers of @eaglesfan036's players since the portal era started. Eaglesfan joined the VHL on September 28th, 2013 and while their first player’s career didn’t last long they have had some great careers mixed in. Their first post-portal player Chat would only reach 90 TPE, and would go onto play 216 games in the VHLM. Starting their M career in S60 with Ottawa, Chat would put up 9 goals and 37 assists over the course of the 72 games. Their best season would come in their third and final season with Yukon as they were just shy of a point per game as they had 24 goals and 41 assists for a total of 65 points. Chat would retire with a total of 39 goals and 95 assts for 134 points. Chat would be followed by the even briefer career of King Gow who would reach 70 TPE and would only play 2 seasons in the VHLM after being drafted 21st overall in the M draft. They would retire with a total of 27 goals and 78 points in 142 career games. After two fairly underwhelming careers, we were introduced to Gritty! Part of the S65 draft class, Gritty would play a total of 85 games in the VHLM (38 goals, 86 points) before being drafted 4th overall by the Quebec City Meute. Following the teams relocation to the city of Vancouver, Gritty would play a crucial depth role for three seasons putting up a total of exactly 100 points in 3 seasons and would win their first Continental Cup in S67. Following season 67, Gritty would be traded to Davos along with a 2nd round pick (Blacker Velvet @Higgins) for Aston Martin @Sullvino and a 3rd round pick (Sade Taika). Gritty would only play 1 season with Davos before going to free agency in that season they had 24 goals and 29 assists for a total of 53 points. In free agency, Gritty would make a great decision and sign with the Moscow Menace. With Moscow Gritty became a key piece and would consistently produce at a high level over the course of their 3 seasons where they would have 90 goals and 121 for a grand total of 211 points in 216 games. Most importantly in S70 Gritty would play a major role in winning both the Victory Cup and Continental Cup with 11 points in the 15 games on route to their 2nd cup win! In season 72, the final of their career, their rights would be traded to Prague where they wouldn’t sign and instead choose to return to Vancouver via free agency for the final season of their career. Gritty would retire following a 39 point season with the Wolves. Then came Kevin Malone, the only goalie in today’s deep dive, and another high-earning player with a total of 724 TPE. Malone would be a VHLM star winning both the Mitch Higgins and Benoit Devereux trophies. They would be drafted 18th overall to the London United where they would spend their first 2 VHL seasons. They would then be traded to Moscow, where they would have a very solid 2 seasons posting a 0.918 SV%. They would then be traded again to the D.C. Dragons where they would have the best season of their career with a 0.921 SV%. Malone would retire with a record of 174-158-35, a 0.913 SV% and 15 shutouts. Following Malone, we witnessed the birth of Trade Me, who would join the Saskatoon Wild, play 9 games (5 goals, 3 assists), would never be traded, and would then retire. Then came Free Gorlab, a career VHLM player, who would have a very successful 5 season career with the Mexico City Kings. Free Gorlab would play a total of 291 games for the VHLM team, in which they produced at a high level for most their career, having a total of 70 goals, 178 assists, for a total of 248 points. Lastly, we are at the current player, Blaze Thunderstrike, the 56th overall pick in the S93 draft. Thunderstrike has bounced around the VHLM a fair bit and played one season in the VHLE on route to their upcoming VHL debut. In the VHLE they were above a point per game with 77 points in S95 for Bratislava. After returning to the VHLM they have been extremely solid and have amassed a grand total of 257 points in 326 games. For Thunderstrike, the next stop is the VHL as they will be making their debut with Davos in season 98!

lol, why even have the punishment then? LA's got lessened because they didn't have the pick, not to mention it's their 8th time breaking the same rule. Kind of just seems weird to me.

After being drafted 5th overall in the season 96 draft, Deadpanda would return to the VHLM for season 96 following a contract dispute with Moscow, the team that drafted them. In S96 they would go onto have a very solid season but would truly come into their own in the playoffs where they posted a 0.917 SV%, 1.96 GAA, and 2 SO on route to a Founder’s Cup and playoff MVP honours. Coming into season 97 there were a lot of questions surrounding the young goalie, specifically if they would be able to be a difference maker at a higher level of play and if they would be able to keep up with the increased pace of the game. Deadpanda would do just that as they would go onto post a very respectable 0.915 SV% in the regular season, along with a 2.66 GAA, and 6 SO. With that being said their season started out very rocky as they would allow 6 goals in a 7-5 loss to Prague. They would quickly turn things around though, picking up their 1st win in the next game against London as they would post a 0.906 SV% in the 5-3 win. Deapanda’s season would progress fairly average for the first half of the season, they would pick up their first shutout against the DC dragons in their 12th start, and would slowly improve over the course of the season prior to their last 4 starts where they would falter horribly, allowing a bunch of goals and getting pulled twice, not really the momentum going into the playoffs that would be wanted. Deadpanda would finish the regular season with a record of 42-13-9 in 65 games played. In the playoffs, despite their play going into them, Deadpanda would come alive and post what is currently the highest SV% among all goalies with a 0.932 SV% and the 2nd best GAA with a 2.41. Deadpanda would play very well and was arguably one of the top players of the playoffs, which could surely be a point of argument in their upcoming contract negotiations as they are eligible for an extension following the conclusion of the finals. All-in-all, Deadpanda had an impressive rookie season and could surely be in the conversation for top rookie honours and should just about be a lock for the all-rookie team, which was their goal for this season. Deadpanda is currently looking forward to some much-needed rest this offseason, and plans to enjoy the sun in the Caribbean.

Honestly, I would probably suggest another punishment or it just be waived, it's not fair to punish a new GM for the previous' error.

Correct, lotto already happened too

Why is Riga’s punishment arguably the worst? Really does not make any sense.

Ref is a twat