Logan

Classic.

I liked the circles personally.

56, but i'd also like to throw a middle option out for the people who would rather have 68. What about 4-3-2-2? I realize this causes problems because how would you decide who got the 2 home games, but i'm sure we could find a workaround

LINE 1 LW - Nelson Emerson (Change to # 5) C - Dino Ciccarelli RW - Geoff Sanderson LD - J.J Daigneault RD - Sylvian Cote G - John Vanbiesbrk LINE 2 LW - Guy Carbonneau C - Joe Mullen RW - Joel Otto LD - Sandis Ozolinsh RD - Roger Johansson G - Mark Fitzpatrik

Sanderson, J.J Daigneault, Vansbiesbrk, Sandis Ozolnish and Joe Mullen are all up for trading in Quebec. Looking for a good slap shot man for the wing, better defensemen, and to a lesser degree a better goaltender.

QUE - Guy Carbonneau

QUE - Roger Johansson

QUE - Sandis Ozolinsh

Having picked the biggest climber this season, I hope i'm not a chump. Emerson in second cetainly seems odd. I mean, how many people really know about his skills as easily as Roenicks, sakics, etc. However, consider this. The guy had 4/4 speed and weighs the same as Roenick does. He's a good hitter with decent passing, and with Dino at center, it's a pretty good combo.

Quebec coach Logan brings in his grinder from last season, Joe Mullen

Sylvain Cote - QUE

John Vanbiesbrk - QUE

JJ Daigneault - QUE

I am one of the guys who went 3 Forwards in 3 rounds. I knew for sure I was going 2 forwards in the first two rounds, and Emerson and Dino make a great pair, but the problem is I can't always rely on Dino and Emerson doesn't have the best shot. So I went with Sanderson, who can make some respectable slappers. Now that my offense is set, D comes next. I'm fairly confident in my defensive skills, especially manual goalie. The way i've found it, slower goalies make it easier to manual than a lightning fast Belfour.

The Quebec Nordiques select Geoff Sanderson to add extra punch to their offensive line.

I was growing more and more dissapointed with newer NHL incarnations, and as a last ditch effort went online to read reviews for the newest 2K and EA incarnations to see if they were worth it (94 is great, but being the only avid fan out of my friend group, it's hard to enjoy playing against an AI that can barely handle you moving anyway but in a straight line ). Through a series of links, I ended up at nhl94.com, and i've been a rabid fan once again ever since.

Guys, the teams might not be ultra fast superstar teams now, but that's FINE. You can deal with average players and use them well, especially if every other team has the same basic talent.

Expansion got voted down, and in my opinion, the talent pool is fine right now. I've got Ciccarelli and Emerson. Meaning I have a superstar and a semi-star in Emerson, who can hit like a champ and keep up with Dino's fast skating. Every team should basically end up like an NHL team: They have 1 or 2 super stars, then a whole bunch of above-average or average players. It works out great IMO.

Caps lock is cruise control for cool, as they say. There are no openings in the league currently. You can get put in the waiting list, but you will be put at the end. I'm sorry to say that with this league consisting of mostly active vets, you will most likely not play in the league this season. There is always hope next season however.

2.42 The Quebec Nordiques select forward Nelson Emerson

I knew it was my turn, but the problem was I didn't have enough time to look through the available players at the time. My computers internet was a POS today.

You forget awesomerino, there is 24 coaches, most of which have jobs and/or school. It's tough for all of them to be available to make their picks in quick succession.

Now if only I could repeat these in league play...

Although Sandstrom and Luc might seem like a bad pair, it all depends on your play style.

Have not noticed that at all. Worth checking out I guess.