kirbithan

real life always comes first and hope you get back to feeling like yourself soon! whoever drafts you is going to get a gem, as seen with what you’ve done with teno. looking forward to our future potential defenseman rivalry, my friend!

HC Davos Dynamo Press Conference You ONLY have to answer 6 of the 8 questions Week Of July 14th 2024 - July 21st 2024 1. In your opinion, what has been the biggest surprise of these S94 playoffs? 2. What are your thoughts on the VHL’s uncapped TPE opportunities (fantasy zone, holiday donation drives, VHFL, etc.)? Should there be more opportunities to earn TPE similar to these? 3. What kind of play style were you aiming for when building your current player? 4. As the VHL becomes 17 years old, what is one thing that a sim league needs to do to survive and thrive for this long? 5. If the VHL were to expand, which city would you like to see receive a team? 6. The Paris Olympics are coming up! Which event are you most looking forward to watching? 7. What is your favorite sport besides hockey? 8. What was the last movie you saw in theaters?

such an awesome project!! hoping to see more in the future and keep up the fantastic work.

thank you so much for your request and hope you like it! (note to self: claimed)

thank you SO much for your kind words!! hope you enjoy! (note to self: claimed)

Hello, lovely folks of the VHL! Officially reopening my request thread. If you like some of the examples you see in my portfolio (page 1), please feel free to request a graphic and provide the following: Player Name: Player Render: Team: Graphic Style (OPTIONAL) (any of the styles in the thread on page 1): Additional requests + questions: I can't guarantee a timetable but will try to get to any and all requests in a timely manner! Thank you so much.

HC Davos Dynamo Press Conference You ONLY have to answer 6 of the 8 questions Week Of July 7th 2024 - July 14th 2024 1. The Continental Cup playoffs are fully underway! Predictions for who will lift the Cup? 2. Now that we have officially entered the offseason here in Davos, what are you most looking forward to next season? 3. Antonia Bucatini led rookies in scoring this season with an incredible 93 points, the most by a rookie in the more recent era of goaltending dominance! How would you describe her impact on Davos’ offense? 4. Opinion on the World Juniors (WJC) and World Cup of Hockey (WCH) tournaments? Is there anything you would change about the teams, format, etc.? 5. Do you think the leadership attribute has any effect on results in sims? 6. Is there a fun fact you have about yourself that your teammates and GMs should know? 7. One of the recent NHL trades that shocked me was Buffalo dealing Matt Savoie to Edmonton in exchange for Ryan McLeod and Tyler Tullio. Who do you believe won this trade? 8. Would you rather go to a sporting event or a concert?

OTTAWA, CA — The Ottawa Lynx, who were last in the Eastern Conference at the S94 trade deadline, were revitalized and made one final push for the playoffs with a roster of six new waiver players. To beat the Halifax 21st in the final game of the season was a tall order, and the Lynx fell 2-3 to the strongest team in the VHLM, though it was a valiant effort. One of Ottawa’s waiver pickups, defenseman River Harrington, who finished the season with 23 points in 19 outings for the squad, was available for comment after the regular season’s conclusion. Harrington previously played for the Vancouver Giants of the WHL and with his short stint with the team, is one step closer to fulfilling his dream of playing in the VHL. “Although we only played a handful of games together, this squad has that drive to win and I know all of us will have a chip on our shoulder next year,” commented Harrington, postgame. “I’d love to come back to Ottawa through the dispersal draft. I can’t say enough good things about our GM, Blake Laughton, and to play alongside my buddies (Brandon Petan Jr. and Slava Kovalenko) here has been amazing. I just hope I’ve shown that I’ve got what it takes to succeed in this league and beyond.”

@sadie

i love all of your work, but this has to be one of the cleanest i've ever seen from you! love everything about this graphic, triller!!

PLAYER NAME: RIVER HARRINGTON POSITION: DEFENSEMAN HEIGHT: 6’0” WEIGHT: 200 LBS. AGE: 18 BIRTHPLACE: MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO, CANADA VHLM DRAFT STATUS: ELIGIBLE FOR S95 VHL DRAFT STATUS: ELIGIBLE FOR S96 River Harrington hails from Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, born to tech mogul Augustus Harrington and elite fashion designer Cecilia Harrington, though the only child of the Harrington couple is looking to shift the perception of his family name and pave his own pathway to success through hockey, wanting to prove to his parents that he was more than they claimed he was. His goal? The legendary Victory Hockey League. After a successful stint with the WHL’s Vancouver Giants alongside his close friends Brandon Petan Jr. and Slava Kovalenko, which saw the Ontario-born defenseman putting up 71 points in 68 games for the squad, Harrington took his talents to the VHLM as a waiver signing for the Ottawa Lynx at the tail-end of S94 to aid a squad that lacked both offensive and defensive firepower. OFFENSE: In 19 games for the Lynx as a waiver signing after the trade deadline, Harrington ended the season with 12 goals and 11 assists, with 3 GWG and 5 PPG, with an astounding shooting percentage of 22.64%, which led the team that season. This offensive prowess is one similar to the likes of the renowned Skor McFleury and blossoming star Jillian Woods, the two players Harrington has claimed he is modeling his game after. As a self-proclaimed offensive defenseman, Harrington wants to provide quality play on both sides of the ice and become a flexible asset for any team that requires the service of a high-ceiling scoring defenseman. DEFENSE: On the defensive side of the game, Harrington put up 38 hits and also led the S94 Ottawa Lynx squad in shots blocked with 62 despite only playing 19 games. Although proving to be a prolific goalscorer and playmaker, Harrington is still a projected first pairing defenseman in the VHL if he develops to his full potential, not afraid to put his body on the line and make those physical plays that keep the puck out of his team’s end and as a result, out of the back of the net. MENTAL: Harrington has been noted to lack discipline throughout the entirety of his youth and junior career, with countless penalties that ended up throwing him in the box more often than not, and kept his talent off the ice. It was only when he was gently chided by a few guiding voices in his life that he decided to clean up his act, as VHL scouts were now starting to keep a keen eye on him as a prospect of interest. In his 19 games for the Lynx, Harrington was able to start improving on his discipline, racking up 16 PIMs as compared to the 63 he acquired in 48 games for the Vancouver Giants. Outside of the slight discipline issue that he is now tackling, Harrington has been praised by coaches and teammates for his work ethic, his loud and commanding voice in the locker room (from previous experience as an assistant captain for the Vancouver Giants), and the energy and passion he brings to the ice every game. Entering the S95 VHLM dispersal draft as a top prospect, Harrington is looking forward to contributing to a team’s defensive core meaningfully, while being able to score and handle himself on the offensive side of the puck.

River Harrington’s first taste of the VHLM was certainly interesting, to say the least and I’m extremely pleased with how he performed on an Ottawa Lynx squad that was desperate for a few fresh faces. After having to release their only two skaters due to inactivity, Ottawa was revitalized with six new players, two of them being River and fellow former Vancouver Giant Brandon Petan Jr., who brought the offensive spark this team needed. Despite the fact Ottawa missed the playoffs in heartbreaking fashion, River put up some pretty impressive stat lines in his 19 games played for the Lynx. He scored 12 goals, 11 assists, totaling 23 points accompanied by 3 GWG and 5 PPG. His shooting percentage was 22%, which was one thing I was extremely surprised about, and he finished with 38 hits and 62 shots blocked, which led the team for the season in SB. I’m currently trying to build an offensive defenseman and I’d like to think I’m on the right track considering this is my first taste of hybrid attributes! Starting with that 80 TPE carryover definitely helped some and I'm stoked to see where River can go from here.

HC Davos Dynamo Press Conference You ONLY have to answer 6 of the 8 questions Week Of June 30th 2024 - July 7th 2024 1. The regular season is coming to a close! In your opinion, who is our Davos team MVP of S94? 2. What are your expectations for our squad for next season? 3. Do you believe in the Victory Cup curse? 4. What was the inspiration behind your player’s name? 5. What is one thing you enjoy most about the VHL? 6. How did your favorite NHL team do during the draft? 7. It has been a super busy first day of NHL free agency! Was there a move that surprised you most? 8. What is your favorite song right now?

@OblivionWalker

what an incredible and in-depth article! only four weeks of claim is definitely not enough. it’s also such an honor to be atop the list of potential HOFers when there’s so many legendary names here. thank you so much for the amazing read @Advantage!

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@OblivionWalker please quote this post to confirm i recruited you!

If any blues are around, my friend would like to shorten their player's name to "Slava Kovalenko," if that isn't too much trouble? Thanks so much in advance!

Transaction ID: 0L892427F25091358 5 Uncapped TPE Doubles Week

WARSAW, PL — Early this morning, Warsaw goaltender and VHL great Lachlan Summers announced he was going to hold a press conference today, and the media swarmed into the room like ants where the Warsaw Predators’ staff had just finished setting everything up appropriately, waiting with bated breath. As he walked into the room, Summers looked as crisp and cool as ever, as he often did when he stepped out onto the ice to man the crease for Warsaw every game. He was a multi-award winner, Continental Champion, and poised to set some of the league’s best goaltending stats this season. He stepped up to the podium, adjusting the microphone as the crowd murmured amongst themselves, cameras flashing in the Aussie’s face as he composed himself. Then he spoke. “Hello, everyone. Thank you for gathering here today on such short notice. The reason why I wanted to call this press conference is because,” Summers began, “I am here to announce my retirement from the Victory Hockey League at the end of the season. It has been an extremely rewarding nine years in this league and I am ready to finish my career strong. Thank you.” Without another word, he began to walk off the stage and left the room, but the clamor that broke out amongst the press was boisterous. Soon after Summers’ announcement, came Sadie St-Louis’ interview with the DBC where she confirmed that this would be her last season as well. Sources are unsure if the two friends planned their announcements jointly, but this comes as a shock to VHL players, staff, and fans everywhere. We will keep readers updated once we know more.

HC Davos Dynamo Press Conference You ONLY have to answer 6 of the 8 questions Week Of June 23rd 2024 - June 30th 2024 1. The TDL is now past! Has Davos performed as you’ve expected this far into S94? 2. How has your player fared thus far in the season? Are you satisfied with what you’ve seen? 3. In your opinion, what makes a good player name in the VHL? 4. What color stick tape does your player use? 5. Do you think hybrid attributes should also be applied to goaltenders? 6. Does your player have a rival? Start the trash talk! 7. Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final is tonight! Who do you think will take it home? If answering after the series, were you pleased with the results? 8. What should Utah’s NHL team be called?