RedWingDevil

91-95 seems like a reasonable range considering the amount of games he missed. I don't think people will say it's an off season, but if he does more I guess that's gonna be great.

I think I downloaded this file a while back and I still have it. It does have some good stats and all, but nothing much concerning tips and strategies. Still an interesting find, but it could have been done with a deeper analysis in mind.

I need a bit of time so that I can get some games in. Next week should look good for this.

I haven't gotten as many games because my brother stays downstairs and no one wants stinky wireless, but the weekend looks a lot better since he'll be out of town.

So, how do we do this? Via team draft in here or what does Hokkee have in mind?

I kinda thought of that a long while ago, but Smoz said it wouldn't catch on because it's basically Classic without the weight bug. But this should be done; I want to see that for myself.

And here I thought that wasn't going to work out just because we still have GDL. But it does look like this proposal has a shot.

NHL94.com. The place where playoff seedings are serious business.

Either one works, unless you're magically not in the A league anymore. How about Monday afternoon? Around 4:30 pm?

I'll be on a bit later if you're still up for that.

Game 1: 4-3 CAL Game 2: 4-9 QUE Game 3: 2-4 CAL Game 4: 3-4 CAL OT Game 5: 7-6 CAL OT In what looked like a tighter series than the results indicate, the Calgary Flames survive the constant attacks of the Quebec Nordiques with a grinding defense, opportunistic offense... and a stroke of luck. Calgary held off the Nord on game 1 as Nieuwendyk, Roberts and Fluery started on the main line, but got embarrassed at home 9-4, making the coach a rather unhappy man. Still, Calgary fought on as they managed to keep some composure and persistent on their attack as they took both the Nordiques' home games and went back to Calgary to seal the deal. In what seemed to be a good game for the Flames turned into a nailbiter as Quebec kept challenging the Flames in a game that saw the balances shift quickly and finally two miracles happened. Robert Reichel, filling in for Gary Roberts after he went down with an injury for the rest of the game, managed to get the goal that closed the distance by giving some hussle along with bruiser Joel Otto and Steve Ducshene accidentally nudged the puck into Hextall's goal as he tried to insure the Nord's victory! Nieuwendyk came into the clutch no sooner overtime got started and scored the winning goal. The Flames go onwards to the 2nd round where the Kings await...

Yes well, why noy reply whenever I try talking to him? It's just the same as not being there at all. No reply, no show here.

When is Bo going to get his keister so that we'll get our playoff series done? I'm Calgary, he's Quebec.

Today I was absent because I attended to a ceremony to mourn my grandmother who passed away late last night, so I couldn't be reached. Also, the funeral will be on tomorrow, possibly either on Mid-day or early afternoon, so I'll also be away. On Wednesday, I'll resume league play for anyone that may concern.

A league for me. Still waiting for the eventual SNES league.

What the hell?? One working eye? What happened to you?! o_O

I hope someone also makes a league with the SNES version as well.

Which ones are available?

Provided my wired connection has gotten over the issues it had as Blitz atests, I think I may actually want to return.

If Bo ever shows up or replies, I'll be ready.

Did the wife say anything about that?

I think we already established a Facebook group. You should search for it.

I'm still ready if you need anyone to fill in.

Almost anytime, really. I'll be on Hamachi when LA@PHI ends.

Dude, the download link for the Season 6 rom isn't updated yet. It gives out the one from Season 5.