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Stockholm, Sweden. It's been a difficult transition period for Rhett DeGrath of the Stockholm Vikings. The young goalie was taken 2nd Overall by the rebuilding franchise to be their number one goalie for the future. He had a great year in the minors, and had a training camp which would put him into a starter role. It has been a hard start to his career losing the first 10 starts he was in. He's put up a decent save percentage number, but with the way the roster is made up, he has two other roster members and then a lot of vacant minded CPUs. In Game 78 it looked as if Rhett would get his first career win. He took the Vikings into a shootout with the score tied 0-0. While the Vikings lost in shootout and Rhett took yet another loss, he did actually record his first career shutout... In a loss. It's an interesting scenario, and will make for a memorable start to his career.

Is that a shutout?!

Ez

Is feel like this thread is farming Likes

I think I'm at the point in my career where I wished I picked a better name.

I hope he catches some theatre soon

@Toast had more points than you

Bank for depreciation

I agree but what really is the extra TPE when you are being depreciated.. maybe 150 in your first year, but that number diminishes.. not only that but the younger goalies are getting a bigger bang for their buck when updating from 80>>90. Holik is no doubt the best goalie for the next few seasons.. but don't discount the young guns, this ain't no three horse race.

Holik at almost 700 will be fighting depreciation while some of the younger goalies going to be into next season with 400.. I wouldnt overlook that..

If you ever need a "noodles" let me know..

Worth opening?

Good but bad

The hits just keep on coming..

50 shots? Quiet night..

8)

Street gonna be happier now!

This was a bold post..

Liked so I can steal more boob's fonts

NYA 3-1

Didn't wanna win anyways

Ruff

Gimmie ur hatz

Why is everyone overlooking my backflip no look 360 goal?