Games: 291-310

[VHL Games 1,161]

Game 291:

Helsinki Titans vs. Moscow Menace

Game 292:

Seattle Bears vs. Vancouver Wolves

Game 293:

Prague Phantoms vs. D.C. Dragons

Game 294:

Malmo Nighthawks vs. Calgary Wranglers

Game 295:

Warsaw Predators vs. Riga Reign

Game 296:

Chicago Phoenix vs. Los Angeles Stars

Game 297:

Helsinki Titans vs. London United

Game 298:

Moscow Menace vs. HC Davos Dynamo

Game 299:

New York Americans vs. Toronto Legion

Game 300:

Vancouver Wolves vs. D.C. Dragons

Game 301:

Riga Reign vs. Prague Phantoms

Game 302:

Calgary Wranglers vs. Malmo Nighthawks

Game 303:

Chicago Phoenix vs. Seattle Bears

Game 304:

Moscow Menace vs. Warsaw Predators

Game 305:

Los Angeles Stars vs. New York Americans

Game 306:

Calgary Wranglers vs. Helsinki Titans

Game 307:

Chicago Phoenix vs. HC Davos Dynamo

Game 308:

Prague Phantoms vs. Vancouver Wolves

Game 309:

Malmo Nighthawks vs. Toronto Legion

Game 310:

Riga Reign vs. London United

Go to Standings

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damn mid seasons suck activity wise sheesh

 

sim recap:

 

- Bot goalie sends his last hello by stopping Prague's 10 win streak

- also 2 wins against Europe rivals is always dope

- now it's both Carter and Giant with fights...uhhh maybe stop please?

- Giant with the 4 point sim!

- Riga Reign is your future S82 Continental Cup champions!

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Game 296: Chicago Phoenix vs. Los Angeles Stars

 

This game was about as one sided as it can get. Vick Fairchild opened the scoring for Los Angeles in the first, followed by 4 straight goals by A.J. Williams. Chicago was able to put two goals on the board in the third period, but goals by Florida Man in the second and third made the final score of the game 7-2. The Star’s goaltender Trent Gibson saved 35 out of 37 shots for a 0.946 save percentage. Despite allowing 7 goals Chiago’s bot goaltender had a save percentage of .900, due to having 70 shots on net.

 

Game 297: Helsinki Titans vs. London United 
 

Another matchup that was not a very close affair from start to finish. London and Helsinki got most of their goals out of the way in the first period. It was 4-2 after the first 20 minutes of play. At 4:45 in the 2nd London’s Matt Avens instigated a fight with Magnus Verlander and they fought to a draw. Avens was ejected from the game for his actions. It is not something seen often from him, as he is a promising rookie and favorite for the Stolzschweiger Trophy. In the final 40 minutes London would outscore Helsinki 2-1, and the final score was 6-3.