Games: 367-385

[VHL Games 1,188]

Game 367:

Prague Phantoms vs. London United

Game 368:

Warsaw Predators vs. Seattle Bears

Game 369:

Chicago Phoenix vs. D.C. Dragons

Game 370:

HC Davos Dynamo vs. Vancouver Wolves

Game 371:

Helsinki Titans vs. Prague Phantoms

Game 372:

Calgary Wranglers vs. New York Americans

Game 373:

Malmo Nighthawks vs. Riga Reign

Game 374:

D.C. Dragons vs. Los Angeles Stars

Game 375:

Moscow Menace vs. Chicago Phoenix

Game 376:

Toronto Legion vs. Warsaw Predators

Game 377:

Helsinki Titans vs. London United

Game 378:

HC Davos Dynamo vs. Seattle Bears

Game 379:

Toronto Legion vs. Malmo Nighthawks

Game 380:

Riga Reign vs. Calgary Wranglers

Game 381:

New York Americans vs. Moscow Menace

Game 382:

Warsaw Predators vs. HC Davos Dynamo

Game 383:

Prague Phantoms vs. Toronto Legion

Game 384:

Vancouver Wolves vs. Helsinki Titans

Game 385:

Riga Reign vs. Los Angeles Stars

Go to Standings

[Gustav 6,425]

Art Vandelay

[VattghernCZ 982]

Imagine doubling your opponent's shots and still losing the game. That's the story of Chicago Phoenix in game 369. There's no doubt they've outplayed D.C. Dragons. You're probably doing something right, when you outshoot your opponent 11:7, 6:4 and 19:3 in the three periods of regilation, and 7:5 in overtime. But apparently it's not enough when Bubbles Utonium is tending the D.C. net and decides to win the game, only allowing two goals. Combined with Utonium's goaltending, two goals by William Futch and a sole successfull shootout attempt by Jack The Ripper were enough for D.C. to snatch an unlikely win.