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Game 83:

Moscow Menace vs. Warsaw Predators

Game 84:

New York Americans vs. Los Angeles Stars

Game 85:

Riga Reign vs. Prague Phantoms

Game 86:

Seattle Bears vs. Calgary Wranglers

Game 87:

Los Angeles Stars vs. Chicago Phoenix

Game 88:

Warsaw Predators vs. Helsinki Titans

Game 89:

Malmo Nighthawks vs. HC Davos Dynamo

Game 90:

D.C. Dragons vs. Vancouver Wolves

Game 91:

London United vs. Toronto Legion

Game 92:

Malmo Nighthawks vs. Moscow Menace

Game 93:

Chicago Phoenix vs. New York Americans

Game 94:

Prague Phantoms vs. Riga Reign

Game 95:

Calgary Wranglers vs. Seattle Bears

Game 96:

Warsaw Predators vs. Los Angeles Stars

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Warsawwwwwwwwwwwwwwww

 

[Alex 3,199]

Let's go David!!!  

Edited February 7, 2022 by Alex

[Banackock 8,045]

Good day and GG CGY

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GM 83: Moscow Menace (1) vs Warsaw Predators (5)

REVIEW: In this entertaining regular season match between two European Conference teams, the Warsaw Predators demolished the Moscow Menace by a score of 5-1. An early power play saw Warsaw take the lead after a nice passing play resulted in Chicken Wing shooting the puck into the net for their 5th goal of the season. Two quick goals by Bogdan Trunov and Brendan Marner resulted in a 3-0 1st period lead. As the period was ending, Duncan Idaho put Moscow on the board, but that was the last time Moscow would menace the Predators in this game. A 2nd period short handed goal by Tynan Sylvester put the game out of reach and a 3rd period goal by Brendan Marner (their second of the game) was the final nail in the coffin. Tater Tot was excellent between the pipes for Warsaw, stopping 37 of 38 shots, while Papa Emeritus stopped a respectable 49 of 54 shots.

 

GM 88: Warsaw Predators (5) vs Helsinki Titans (3)

REVIEW: Unlike their previous game against Moscow, this match between Warsaw and Helsinki started as a close affair but ended with Warsaw taking home all 2 points. The Titans' Nico Pearce was the only goal scorer in the 1st period. The second period was filled with goals, as Flynn Remy put the Titans up 2-0 only a couple of minutes into the 2nd period. Chicken Wing then cut the lead down to 1, but Helsinki's Magnus Verlander quickly gave the Titans a two goal lead again. Towards the end of the period, the Predators were given a power play - Brian Moreau made them pay and once again reduced the lead to one. Whatever the Warsaw coach said in the locker room during the second intermission must have worked, as the Predators scored 3 unanswered goals (Zach Kisslinger, Bogdan Trunov, and Zach Kisslinger again) put Warsaw on top. Tater Tot stopped 54 of 57 for the win while Xavier Booberry stopped 47 of 51.

 

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Game 93: Chicago Phoenix vs. New York Americans

This was the second match between these two bottom dwelling conference rivals. The goal of these games is not to win, as these 2 teams want to lose for better lotto picks. Chicago took home the first important match, with a convincing 5-1 loss. In this one they would once again reign supreme. Chicago's chances of a loss were jeopardized after Sunrise van de Schubbekuteveen scored in the first and Eeli Rantanen scored at 2:20 in the second. Halfway through the second the Americans responded and would go on to score 4 unanswered goals in that period. Neither team would score in the third and the game ended 4-2.

 

Game 90: D.C. Dragons vs. Vancouver Wolves

The Vancouver Wolves got off to a bit of a scare in the first. R, (that is not a typo) scored a 8:13 in the first period to lead it off for the Dragons. The Wolves responded in quick succession with goals from Tyler Reinhart, Omi Aberg and Henry Tucker before the end of the first period. Henry Tucker would add another tally in the second period to make the game 4-1. Halfway through the third period R would once again score, but it would not be enough and that's how the game ended, 4-2. The Dragons goalie Barry Taffe performed to the best of his ability, making 57 saves from 61 shots.

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Sim recap: 

 

- More suffering for Prague from divisional rivals 

- Leduc is waking up! 

- Biggie appears to be even more clutch in his rookie season than some veterans

- Riga is your future S82 Continental Cup champions!

[JardyB10 4,865]

18 hours ago, VHL Games said:

Game 92:

Malmo Nighthawks vs. Moscow Menace

Poopy Peepants (MAL) for Holding Stick (Minor) at 7:14, Poopy Peepants (MAL) for Tripping (Minor) at 9:46, Poopy Peepants (MAL) for Hooking (Minor) at 12:23, Poopy Peepants (MAL) for Hooking (Minor) at 19:04

 

 

 

[Daniel Janser 2,169]

53 minutes ago, JardyB10 said:

Poopy Peepants (MAL) for Holding Stick (Minor) at 7:14, Poopy Peepants (MAL) for Tripping (Minor) at 9:46, Poopy Peepants (MAL) for Hooking (Minor) at 12:23, Poopy Peepants (MAL) for Hooking (Minor) at 19:04

 

 

Poopy Peepants busy taking ass and kicking numbers (or something along these lines)...

[Hogan 1,423]

DC MID DIARIES

 

GAME 90 D.C Dragons vs Vancouver Wolves

4-2 Vancouver

 

The reunion of L and R in D.C showed to be strong with D.C today. R put up a very strong game with two goals, eight shots and seven shot blocks in nearly 28 minutes played, having both of D.C's goals. L assisted on the first a little over 9 minutes into the game. Vancouver's offense and constant shots just showed to be too much in this game. Dragon's goalie Barry Taffe put up an impressive .934 after stopping 57 of 61 shots but it just wasn't enough. Henry Tucker continued his path as a top VHLer with two goals and an assist, a fight, eleven shots and four hits. Joe Madison and Robin Galante Nilsson both had a pair of assists each. Omi Aberg also had a two point game with a goal and an assist. This game featured two fights, the first between Henry Tucker and Ove Dyrdahl happened half way through the third period with Tucker coming out as the winner, completing the Gordie Howe hat trick. The second fight was seven minutes later with less than three minutes remaining in the game. This fight saw a draw between Jivere Zolnek and Ove Drydahl, again. Vancouver continues their wrath as a team realized how to break the system, winning yet another game.

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GM 92: Malmo Nighthawks vs Moscow Menace 

 

Game 92 between the Malmo Nighthawks against the Moscow Menace was underway and we didn't have to wait long for the first goal of this match. Nathaniel Minion  of the NIghthawks scores on the powerplay for their 6th goal of the season 5 minutes and 5 seconds into the first, assisted by Taylor Mourning and Addison McLaren. The Moscow Menace answer back with a goal of their own, scored by Wattson Power on the powerplay, for their second of the season assisted by Duncan Idaho and The Seabasstard at the 10 minute mark of the first period.

 

The Nighthawks regain the lead 8 seconds into second period, scored by Steve Eso for their second of the season, assisted by Sven Reikkinen and Poopy Peepants. But the Menace striking back to tie the game just over a minute later, with the help of Kyosti Karjalainen for their 9th goal of the season, and assisted by Hard Markinson and The Seabasstard. After a quick start to the period, it was a lot of back and forth offensive chances between the two teams, until Kaladin Kvothe fires home their first goal of the season assited by Addison McLaren and Druss DeathWalker to give the Malmo Nighthawks the lead at 15:07 in the second preiod. 

 

The third period had a similar and quick start to the second, with a goal from Brendan Telker of the Nighthawks on the powerplay, scoring their 5th of season with the help from Steve Eso and Poopy Peepants  at 4:25. The score remains at 4-2 in favor if the nighthawks until Menace defensemen Zdeno Chara scores late in the third on the powerplay, assisted by Duncan Idaho and The Seabasstard, who gets their 3rd assist of the game at 16:52. The Moscow Menace tried to tie it back up late in the third, but the Malmo Nighthawks held them off to win this game. FINAL SCORE; Malmo Nighthawks 4, Moscow Menace 3.