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I could add the S52 from 2016 as well on Monday morning. I wasn't sure if you were going to strictly be looking at only 2016 or if you were just going to include the rest of S52 because the majority of the season falls in here (and that way if you end up doing this again next year, you don't have to either 1) disregard a portion of S52 or 2) individually add up the stats from the final 14 or so games from the season.

Also, to actually answer some of these questions -Definitely the entirety of 2016 imo, though it'll be more difficult to do as such -I personally think it should be for the most part a statistical comparison, without regards for the "value" they provided the team. If it were just going to be the top season, then maybe, but if it is going to be the entirety of the year, then I think it would throw too much deliberation in there to compare impact. I don't think it should necessarily be completely ignored, though. -Playoff stats, yeah probably. I don't see why not. -No comment on the poll format.

@YEAH!stlemania I'll make a spreadsheet of just S47-S52 stats for you when the season ends. (I could make it just S47-S51 for now and add the rest later).

Except he only has three cups, which isn't quite as standout. He's definitely not number one. (Though now finishing your post I see you had been attributing more of Wingate's career to 2016).

That depends a bit on how much we are going to credit each of them for the cups, because Toronto winning 3/6 Cups will give the guys who were there at least a 1 or 2 lead on most players. The following opinions are for the most part disregarding cups, which obviously shouldn't be entirely ignored, but I'm lazy right now. Honestly, I think both Cleganes and Weinstein will be ahead of Wingate. He had a bad S47 and he only won a single top goalie during this time. Both Cleganes have 1.5 and Weinstein has been consistent. Plus those guys played more in 2016. I suppose the cups could help Wingate a bit, but statistically, the S45 goalies are likely all ahead of him. Wingate might have Weinstein beat though, as Weinstein has been consistent, but consistently 2nd or 3rd best. Edwin Reencarnacion will probably be close even with playing two fewer seasons. I'd say he should definitely be ahead of Wingate. They played in the same seasons, and Reencarnacion may have been the best player during the S47-S50 stretch (and he did win two cups, so it's not like he's far behind in that regard). Koponen could definitely be top five. Unassisted as well. tl;dr Wingate won't be number one and honestly imo probably shouldn't even crack top five, but cups could maybe give him the edge over the Cleganes

I did think about bringing you up (der meister, gorlab, and I discuss and make the choices) as a possible choice, considering this week was probably our best shot to get you on there!

3rd Star - Tom Lincoln @brovy 15 goals, 21 points, 0 PIM, 14.85% SHT Lincoln had over a goal per game, so you'd think maybe he'd earn a spot higher than third star. With just six assists, though, he was only second on the team in points during these 14 games. He has continued his streak of taking 0 penalties. He even did a fine job on the limited number of face-offs that he took. 2nd Star - Unassisted @STZ 18 assists, 26 points, 64 hits, 70.15% FO Unassisted's reign as the 1st star as come to an end. Over these 14 games, he led New York with 26 points, and he continued to rack of the hits and be a beast at face-offs. What I find particularly impressive is that he had just 12 penalty minutes to go with those 64 hits. He was named the first star in four games, and the second star in three games, demonstrating a consistency in his strong play. 1st Star - Ilya Kopralkov @Toast 11 wins, 0.941 save percentage, 1.21 GAA, 6 shutouts Kopralkov has had a bit of an up and down season. During the first and third weeks, he had a save percentage under 0.900. During the second and fourth weeks, he was above 0.930. This week was particularly strong, earning six shutouts in 14 starts.

mist4ke Goalie WINS/5 40 Games Started = 5 TPE Save % 0.900+ = 5 TPE Save % Sub 0.900 = 2TPE Shutouts = 3 TPE per SO

Saskatoon Bratislava Yukon

Oslo 4 Brampton 1

yaa buddy

nah, mate

Maybe if you'd ever update c'mon dude! Not like Saskatoon is going to win anyway.

I also sent in (correct) answers. @TheLastOlympian07

3-2 W rangler

Express Americans Dynamo Bears

Plummet, I say.

Your save percentage is going to plummet when you start your eight games.

Keith Sampson would've made the difference!!!

lol

And also this trade would indeed put Helsinki under the salary floor. @Higgins @eaglesfan036 @JardyB10

As far as I understand it, this is correct. @JardyB10 But again, this wasn't accepted until after the deadline. I'm not sure if we have set a precedent where if the trade is posted before the deadline, it can be accepted afterward. @Draper

http://www.vhlforum.com/index.php?/topic/36247-s52-trade-deadline/ This trade was posted at 10:46pm Saskatchewan time.