jer_33

If memory serves, kingraph was to be commish.. so we kinda need more than just a replacement for the bud of the year.

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Awesome avatar!

Wouldn't a cellphone screen be a little too small?

I've been able to play '94 on my Blackberry Playbook - but not with a controller, just touchscreen buttons.

MERRY CHRISTMAS! HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Congrats raph, couldn't happen to a nicer guy. * you guys knew what I meant.

Can we make sure that these guys all have unique numbers? I seem to recall playing someone with two guys who had the same number. I think it was Roenick and Corson... looks like that has been fixed - but let's make sure for the playoff rom.

It's a digital print - I'm pretty sure it wasn't an actual game. I can think of quite a few of these hockey moments that would be worth recreating....

I said it last season, these small draft leagues rock. Interest is high as you can roll right from the draft to "preseason" to playing games. It's the playoffs that everyone wants to play - so a quick regular season sure beats trying to track down 20 other GMs. Great job again, coach.

W-L-T Results Toronto 1-5-0 New York 5-1-0 Cumulative GF Toronto 35 New York 54 Fight stats Tor 1-3-4 NY 3-1-4

3 games in Montreal Toronto: 2-1-0 Montreal: 1-2-0 GF Toronto:19 Montreal:14 Fights: Toronto: 4-0-0 Montreal: 0-4-0

W-L-T Results Toronto 4-2-0 Boston 2-4-0 Cumulative GF Toronto 31 Boston 20 Fight stats Tor 5-0-1 Was 0-5-1

Ah, don't quit bud. The line-change stuff is new this season - and I know what you mean about sluggish players, but you need to learn to coach it. Set new lines if needed, change on the fly if you can. Both teams are up against the same problem, but between your 2 lines you should never have all players slugged out. Best thing to do is keep your shifts short. If you're not scoring, make sure your goalie holds the puck to get the change. You can also conserve energy by reducing the mashing of the C button for both hitting and speed boost. When we had no line changes, it was just a deke-fest at least now the best players get tired. As for hitting, most of your players are border-line for weight - no real heavies - and with the weight fix, you need some beef to knock guys over. Playing with your team, I'd use the C button to escape checks and the B button to stick check rather than try and knock guys over. Your skill guys in particular, need to avoid being demolished. Play some exis to get this stuff ironed out, then show us your moves.

Been saving a few games, but certainly not 100%. Can say that I've got a goal from Cheveldae!

3 games played in Toronto: W-L-T Results Toronto 1-2-0 Pittsburgh 2-1-0 Cumulative GF Toronto 18 Pittsburgh 19 Fight stats Tor 4-1 Pit 1-4

3 Washington Home games played: W-L-T Results Toronto 3-0-0 Washington 0-3-0 Cumulative GF Toronto 22 Washington 13 Fight stats Tor 0-0-3 Was 0-0-3

2 games played in Pittsburgh: W-L-T Results Toronto 2-0-0 Pittsburgh 0-2-0 Cumulative GF Toronto 15 Pittsburgh 9 Fight stats Tor 1-1-1 Pit 1-1-1

Toronto 3 @ NY Rangers 4 Toronto 5 @ NY Rangers 3 NY Rangers 4 @ Toronto 2 NY Rangers 2 @ Toronto 5

3 Toronto Home games played: W-L-T Results Toronto 3-0-0 Washington 0-3-0 Cumulative GF Toronto 14 Washington 6 Fight stats Tor 3-0 Was 0-3 1 game played in Pittsburgh: W-L-T Results Toronto 1-0-0 Pittsburgh 0-1-0 Cumulative GF Toronto 8 Pittsburgh 2 Fight stats Tor 1-0 Pit 0-1

Can play a series this morning or afternoon...

We're in the midst of another small '93 league with 8 coaches (up from 6). The draft took a week and we're already playing the season. Maybe smaller leagues should be an option.

Weight difference, speed and timing seem to be what determines an injury. I usually find that my guys get hurt when I try to get to fancy skating in for a deke. As for the period/game injury, I do believe that's totally random.

3 Toronto Home games played: W-L-T Results Toronto 2-1-0 Montreal 1-2-0 Cumulative GF Toronto 18 Montreal 11 Fight stats Tor 4-1 Mtl 1-4