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10.1 Boston takes F - Peter Stastny (as per discord chat) 10.2 Toronto takes F - Steve 'Stumpy' Thomas

8.2 Toronto D Scott Niedermayer

7.5 - Detroit takes F Mike Ridley

7.3 - Chicago - D Ken Daneyko

7.2 - Toronto - F Rod Brind'Amour

6.5 - Detroit - D Calle Johansson 6.6 - New York - G Don Beaupre

6.2 Toronto select: G - Tom Barrasso

5.2 Toronto selects James Patrick

4.5 - Detroit (ice): D - Larry Murphy

4.2 Toronto selects Pelle Eklund

3.2 Toronto selects Gordie Howe

2.2 - Toronto selects Scott Stevens

I had a hard look at Sawchuk as well, but didn't want to lose out on a top forward. Do we have an exi rom yet?

1.2 Toronto selects Mark Messier

Toronto plz.

Count me in for any CoachMac-run league.

I've now got Retroarch running on an Android Box on my TV. Would be pretty cool if I could get netplay working.

So is your plan to try and include the additional teams in season mode, or just for regular play?

PHI-NYR was an interesting choice in the Finals.. and the Eklund injury early in the game must've been a real heart-breaker. Something to be said for picking teams with very little depth.

Can somebody give me the set-up for the TWITCH stream? I'm assuming the game was captured to a PC/laptop and output on a standard def VGA screen? How good is/was the camera that captures the players?

Read a great account of the 1987 WJC Final game between Canada-Russia, which ended in a 2nd period bench clearing brawl and DQ'd both teams (robbing the Canadians of a medal in the process). Title: When the Lights Went Out: How One Brawl Ended Hockey's Cold War and Changed the Game (Gare Joyce) Lots of great stories about '94 legends Theoron Fleury (CGY), Alex Mogilny (BUF), Brendan Shanahan (STL) , Sergei Fedorov (DET), Slava Fetisov (NJD), Pierre Turgeon (NYI), Glen Wesley (BOS), Valeri Zelepukin (NJD), Jimmy Waite (CHI), Vladimir Konstantinov (DET), Steve Chiasson (DET), Chris Joseph (EDM), Luke Richardson (EDM), Yvon Corriveau (HFD), Mike Keane (MTL), Vladimir Malakhov (NYI), Greg Hawgood (PHI), Kerry Huffman (QUE), Dave McLlwain (TOR), Pat Elynuik (WAS), Evgeny Davydov (WPG). The Russian team was out of the medal-hunt, but Canada had lucked there way into a guaranteed bronze medal, but could upgrade themselves to a silver with a win or a gold if they beat Russia by 5 goals. they didn't have medal rounds like they have now, it was a round robin tournament using wins and goals to rank the teams for medals. It was a chippy game (to say the least), with many possible penalties occurring in the opening period, uncalled by the referee. It has been opined that this lack of 'control' is what allowed the game to get so badly out of hand. The opening goal was scored by Fleury, who proceeded to celebrate the goal by holding up his stick and shooting at the Russian bench. By the middle of the 2nd period, a fight brewed that eventually had all but three players on the ice (Turgeon being one of them) - the refs had no hope to break up all of the fights and did the only thing they could think of. They turned out the lights in the arena. The book's author does a great job of setting the scene, and follows it up with plenty of recent interviews with the players and coaches involved. It was shortly after this tournament that Mogilny defected, and many great Russian players followed. Here's a short history of the incident for those who were too young to have witnessed it.

Good deal guys, thanks. Personal attendance meter has moved 10-15%...

Yeah, a personal list would be a must. Great idea though - one thing that may have slowed down KO94 (beyond having to hunt down your opponent), was often team selection. Would be nice to have guys cross out their match-up picks as well, to avoid playing one twice (if it's in the rules).

If you are picking the teams and playing as the visitor, I would take the list and eliminate any teams that are weak on the road (EDM/PHI/NJD), and be careful in match-ups with STR vs AVE home/road bonuses.

I'd like to report this post for being far too detailed and educational. Who should I address this complaint to?