The goat of hockey

@Will can we please fix that already

Yes I will cut them all in half 

No, don't do that. I worked hard for points that season!

Hey bud, how you doin?

@Banackock pretty good eh, you

Hi

Hola

Congrats!

JST isn’t “officially” recognized by the league since it’s mostly community ran and so we don’t have the tools without the league to save stats like you would see regular season stats and such

@N0HBDYTechnically it's official, the Pro-Am is the one that isn't. It's stats aren't saved on the portal though, it's ,more just for fun.

Who?

welcome back

An off-season tournament for all yet to be drafted players

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i dont remember posting this

Ottawa

This guy gets it!

San Diego is home

Can find all career stats in the Portal under HOF -> VHL Career stats -> Regular season than select the drop down for the league that you want to search: VHLM  than you can sort the page.

Riley Walker:  -166 in 161 GP from S71-S73 all played with Houston Bulls

Danny DeYeeto: +418 in 483 GP from S66 - S72 with Mississauga Hounds, Saskatoon Wild & Minnesota Storm

S70 Kyl Oferson +126 (2nd season)

The best rookie outing was in S71 by DeFenz Mann for Ottawa.

Kyl was the highest single season total btw, but technically I wouldn't count him as a rookie

No

Short answer is no; I'll elaborate on the long answer for anyone curious.

If you were the sort of person to do any of the following, a second account would let you:

• Back yourself up in arguments/unfairly manipulate public opinion
• Gain an advantage on your teams (especially in the VHLM and/or if you were a GM) by essentially placing yourself somewhere twice, or by putting yourself somewhere else and purposely building/earning poorly
• Act disrespectfully to other people under the mask of that other account
• Really just confuse everyone in a community that's small enough where most of us know each other
• Probably some other stuff that I'm not evil enough to think about

The second and fourth points there are especially relevant to our site, and it's why we especially have those rules while larger places (think every social media site) do not. Even if your motivation is just "I really love the VHL and want to do more of it," the point about it being confusing and making the ways we interact with each other really weird is enough reason to say you shouldn't.

I have an excellent VPN/Browser that could help.

Jorgen Lovstrom, arch enemy acquired. Congrats though. 

Congratulations!

Congrats!!

HYPE!!!!

Congrats, may there be many more to come! Just not against Saskatoon please my +/- can only take so much =P