kylewat

This is a league.

who are these A league coaches? sign me up...

To Leif Makarov for Bondra

Vancouver c hogue lw bondra rw mOgilny ld iafarte rd gagner X ricci 2nd line C mogilny lw hogue rw ricci rd zelepukin ld zelepukin

Been waiting for this my whole life. There’s only a few d men I want at forward but my goodness the d possibilities are endless. and I assume we declare what position we want after the draft?

here's a better question; why when I win the faceoff back does it go to the left side of the screen d man and doesn't mirror image the up down? I still think there is something to the faceoff that is mostly but not entirely random.

I’ll take the Kings

I don't understand. I normally have my RW as the backup on the 2nd lines? C Sundin LW Carson RW Laffy LD Suter RD Ellet Xtra attacker: Linden First Forward Sub: Linden First Defensive Sub: Olausson Goalie: Hextall

San Jose

@superfan99 you had a knowledge of the game I found utterly surprising! I don’t know how he amassed this knowledge but he had lots of tricks up his sleeve. He even did the @IceStorm70/ @HABS special cross crease pass shot.

I need some Jimmy Carson in my team. LA Kings

LW John Mwhatever C Yzerman RW Benoit LD Ellet RD Coffey G Barrasso

I essentially agree with IceStorm's ideal team. I like my wingers a bit faster than my center unless it is Mogilny. I never want a dman with more speed than agility under any circumstances. It makes their turning circles when changing to the backwards skate wider and slower - and that blows. I'll sacrifice stickhandling for passing from my d men as I want the puck out of their hands. I don't really care how much they weigh. Unless you have Bourque or maybe Brown, you should not use the d man for many slappers so who cares about the shot? I mean I'll take a better shot, but I'm not going to use in anything except the most desperate situations. As for his Ice's opinion on stick side, I go back and forth. Passing is definitely crisper from the off stick side but you also have less ability to carry the puck well. I go back and forth on which side to put my guys. Against better players I generally agree with going off stick side. I am an avid stick side deke shooter with a speedster, but against someone with above average defense I don't get many opportunities to do that.

I'm not sure what these posts mean, but here's to KG.

Carson to Zep Damphousse to Aqua