All-X2 Draft Sign Up Thread

New All-Time Draft selecting 13 forwards, 7 defensemen, 3 goalies, and a coach. (Toe Blake can coach and play on different teams to keep it simple.)

Trading is allowed.

Laperriere22 - Hartford Whalers - Defunct
BM67 - New Jersey Devils
VO #23 - Calgary Flames
Herby - Ottawa Senators
Leaf Lander - Toronto Maple Leafs
GB - Durham Wasps
John Flyers Fan - Philadelphia Flyers
Evil Sather - New York Rangers
Under League Control - California Golden Seals
Maxwell Smart - Red Army
Spitfire11 - Detroit Red Wings
Under League Control - Winnipeg Jets
monkey_00 - Hamilton Tigers


Round #1
1 Hartford Whalers - Gordie Howe, RW (Ottawa)
2 New Jersey Devils - Bobby Orr, D
3 Calgary Flames - Wayne Gretzky, C
4 Ottawa Senators - Mario Lemieux, C
5 Toronto Maple Leafs - Mark Messier, C/LW
6 Durham Wasps - Jean Beliveau, C
7 Detroit Red Wings - Patrick Roy, G
8 New York Rangers - Raymond Bourque, D
9 California Golden Seals - Doug Harvey, D
10 Red Army - Rocket Richard, RW
11 Philadelphia Flyers - Bobby Hull, LW
12 Winnipeg Jets - Mike Bossy, RW
13 Hamilton Tigers - Joe Malone, C/LW (Winnipeg)

Round #2
14 Hamilton Tigers - Larry Robinson, D
15 Winnipeg Jets - Eddie Shore, D
16 Philadelphia Flyers - Denis Potvin, D
17 Red Army - Terry Sawchuck, G
18 California Golden Seals - Phil Esposito, C
19 New York Rangers - Martin Brodeur, G
20 Detroit Red Wings - Guy Lafleur, RW
21 Durham Wasps - Bryan Trottier, C
22 Toronto Maple Leafs - Steve Yzerman, C
23 Ottawa Senators - Howie Morenz, C (Philadelphia)
24 Calgary Flames - Marcel Dionne, C
25 New Jersey Devils - Stan Mikita, C
26 Hartford Whalers - Borje Salming, D (Durham)

Round #3
27 Hartford Whalers - Jacques Plante, G (Philadelphia)
28 New Jersey Devils - Dominik Hasek, G
29 Calgary Flames - Paul Coffey, D
30 Ottawa Senators - Red Kelly, D/C
31 Toronto Maple Leafs - Ed Belfour, G
32 Durham Wasps - Glenn Hall, G
33 Philadelphia Flyers - Milt Schmidt, C
34 New York Rangers - Jaromir Jagr, RW
35 California Golden Seals - Bobby Clarke, C
36 Red Army - Slava Fetisov, D
37 Detroit Red Wings - Peter Forsberg, C/LW
38 Winnipeg Jets - Valeri Kharlamov, LW (Red Army via trade)
39 Hamilton Tigers - Ken Dryden, G

Round #4
40 Hamilton Tigers - Joe Sakic, C
41 Winnipeg Jets - Dale Hawerchuk, C
42 Detroit Red Wings - Nicklas Lidstrom, D
43 Red Army - Vladislav Tretiak, G
44 California Golden Seals - Billy Smith, G
45 New York Rangers - Chris Chelios, D
46 Philadelphia Flyers - Frank Mahovlich, LW
47 Durham Wasps - Vladimir Krutov, LW
48 Toronto Maple Leafs - Brett Hull, RW
49 Ottawa Senators - Bernie Geffrion, RW
50 Calgary Flames - Bernie Parent, G
51 New Jersey Devils - Ted Lindsay, LW
52 Hartford Whalers - Scott Stevens, D (Red Army)

Round #5
53 Hartford Whalers - Jari Kurri, RW (Detroit)
54 New Jersey Devils - Charlie Conacher, RW
55 Calgary Flames - Brad Park, D
56 Ottawa Senators - Chris Pronger, D
57 Toronto Maple Leafs - Al MacInnis, D
58 Durham Wasps - Sergei Makarov, RW
59 Philadelphia Flyers - Sergei Fedorov, C
60 New York Rangers - Brian Leetch, D
61 California Golden Seals - Sid Abel, C/LW
62 Red Army - Valeri Vasiliev, D
63 Detroit Red Wings - Serge Savard, D
64 Winnipeg Jets - Bill Durnan, G
65 Hamilton Tigers - Henri Richard, C

Round #6
66 Hamilton Tigers - Pavel Bure, RW
67 Winnipeg Jets - Johnny Bucyk, LW
68 Detroit Red Wings - Gilbert Perreault, C
69 Red Army - Boris Mikhailov, RW
70 California Golden Seals - Yvon Cournoyer, RW
71 New York Rangers - Rod Langway, D
72 Philadelphia Flyers - Pierre Pilote, D
73 Durham Wasps - Igor Larionov, C
74 Toronto Maple Leafs - Ron Francis, C
75 Ottawa Senators - Peter Stastny, C
76 Calgary Flames - Cam Neely, RW
77 New Jersey Devils - Dit Clapper, D/RW
78 Hartford Whalers - Tim Horton, D (New Jersey)

Round #7
79 Hartford Whalers - Darryl Sittler, C (Toronto)
80 New Jersey Devils - Dickie Moore, LW
81 Calgary Flames - Guy Lapointe, D
82 Ottawa Senators - Luc Robitaille, LW
83 Toronto Maple Leafs - Doug Gilmour, C
84 Durham Wasps - Tom Johnson, D (California)
85 Philadelphia Flyers - Newsy Lalonde, C (New Jersey)
86 New York Rangers - Pat Lafontaine, C
87 California Golden Seals - Jacques Laperriere, D
88 Red Army - Syl Apps Sr., C (Re-entry via Dispersal Draft redrafted at 205 by New Jersey)
89 Detroit Red Wings - Rob Blake, D
90 Winnipeg Jets - Cyclone Taylor, Rover/D/C
91 Hamilton Tigers - Dave Keon, C

Round #8
92 Hamilton Tigers - Bob Gainey, LW
93 Winnipeg Jets - Rod Gilbert, RW
94 Detroit Red Wings - Michel Goulet, LW
95 Red Army - Anatoly Firsov, C
96 California Golden Seals - King Clancy, D
97 New York Rangers - Scott Niedermayer, D
98 Philadelphia Flyers - Alexei Kasatonov, D
99 Durham Wasps - Scotty Bowman, Coach
100 Toronto Maple Leafs - Mats Sundin, C/RW
101 Ottawa Senators - Bill Cook, RW
102 Calgary Flames - Alex Delvecchio, C/LW
103 New Jersey Devils - Mark Howe, D/LW
104 Hartford Whalers - Denis Savard, C (Hamilton)

Round #9
105 Hartford Whalers - Toe Blake, LW (Red Army)
106 New Jersey Devils - Earl Seibert, D
107 Calgary Flames - Steve Shutt, LW
108 Ottawa Senators - Teemu Selanne, RW
109 Toronto Maple Leafs - Alexander Mogilny, RW
110 Durham Wasps - Lanny McDonald, RW
111 Philadelphia Flyers - Bill Cowley, C
112 New York Rangers - John Leclair, LW
113 California Golden Seals - Andy Bathgate, RW
114 Red Army - Alexander Maltsev, RW
115 Detroit Red Wings - Brendan Shanahan, LW
116 Winnipeg Jets - Marcel Pronovost, D
117 Hamilton Tigers - Jerome Iginla, RW

Round #10
118 Hamilton Tigers - Doug Wilson, D
119 Winnipeg Jets - Bill Gadsby, D
120 Detroit Red Wings - Vladamir Konsantinov, D (New York)
121 Red Army - Vaclav Nedomansky, RW
122 California Golden Seals - Bill Barber, LW
123 New York Rangers - Eric Lindros, C
124 Philadelphia Flyers - Adam Oates, C
125 Durham Wasps - Joe Hall, D
126 Toronto Maple Leafs - Gary Suter, D
127 Ottawa Senators - Phil Housley, D
128 Calgary Flames - Jere Lehtinen, RW
129 New Jersey Devils - Larry Murphy, D (Calgary)
130 Hartford Whalers - Dino Ciccarelli, RW (Hamilton)

Round #11
131 Hartford Whalers - Adam Foote, D (New York)
132 New Jersey Devils - Teeder Kennedy, C
133 Calgary Flames - Harry Howell, D
134 Ottawa Senators - Michael Peca, C
135 Toronto Maple Leafs - Grant Fuhr, G
136 Durham Wasps - Ching Johnson, D
137 Philadelphia Flyers - Mark Recchi, RW
138 New York Rangers - Rick Tocchet, RW
139 California Golden Seals - Nels Stewart, C
140 Red Army - Vladimir Petrov, C
141 Detroit Red Wings - Mike Modano, C
142 Winnipeg Jets - Sprague Cleghorn, D
143 Hamilton Tigers - Tim Kerr, RW/C

Round #12
144 Hamilton Tigers - John Tonelli, LW
145 Winnipeg Jets - Max Bentley, C
146 Detroit Red Wings - Dave Taylor, RW
147 Red Army - Busher Jackson, LW (Winnipeg via trade)
148 California Golden Seals - Ebbie Goodfellow, C/D
149 New York Rangers - Markus Naslund, LW/RW
150 Philadelphia Flyers - Bill Quackenbush, D
151 Durham Wasps - Pat Verbeek, RW
152 Toronto Maple Leafs - Joe Nieuwendyk, C
153 Ottawa Senators - Ilya Kovalchuk, LW
154 Calgary Flames - Guy Carbonneau, C
155 New Jersey Devils - Peter Bondra, RW
156 Hartford Whalers - (California) Aurel Joliat, LW

Round #13
157 Hartford Whalers - (Detroit) "Black Jack" Stewart, D
158 New Jersey Devils - Elmer Lach, C
159 Calgary Flames - Mike Gartner, RW
160 Ottawa Senators - Cy Denneny, LW
161 Toronto Maple Leafs - Randy Carlyle, D
162 Durham Wasps - Kent Nilsson, C
163 Philadelphia Flyers - Keith Tkachuk, LW
164 New York Rangers - Clark Gillies, LW
165 California Golden Seals - Billy Burch, C/LW
166 Red Army - Todd Bertuzzi, RW
167 Detroit Red Wings - Jean Ratelle, C
168 Winnipeg Jets - Reg Noble, C/LW/D
169 Hamilton Tigers - Alexander Yakushev, LW

Round #14
170 Hamilton Tigers - Vladimir Lutchenko, D
171 Winnipeg Jets - Russell "Dubbie" Bowie, C/Rover (Red Army via trade) (Dropped)
172 Detroit Red Wings - Jacques Lemaire, C
173 Red Army - Alexander Ragulin, D
174 California Golden Seals - Hod Stuart, Point/D (Durham)
175 New York Rangers - Steve Larmer, RW (Ottawa)
176 Philadelphia Flyers - Brian Propp, LW
177 Durham Wasps - Red Horner, D
178 Toronto Maple Leafs - Derian Hatcher, D
179 Ottawa Senators - Mattias Norstrom, D
180 Calgary Flames - John Madden, C
181 New Jersey Devils - Turk Broda, G

Round #15
182 New Jersey Devils - Frank Boucher, C
183 Calgary Flames - Terry O'Reilly, RW
184 Ottawa Senators - Kevin Lowe, D
185 Toronto Maple Leafs - Dave Andreychuk, LW
186 Durham Wasps - Walter 'Babe' Pratt, D
187 Philadelphia Flyers - Bryan Hextall, RW
188 New York Rangers - Joe Thornton, C
189 California Golden Seals - George Armstrong, C/RW
190 Red Army - Vsevolod Bobrov, LW
191 Detroit Red Wings - Eric Desjardins, D
192 Winnipeg Jets - Roy "Shrimp" Worters, G
193 Hamilton Tigers - Vladimir Dzurilla, G

Round #16
194 Hamilton Tigers - Zdeno Chara, D
195 Winnipeg Jets - Hooley Smith, C/RW
196 Detroit Red Wings - Ulf Samuelsson, D
197 Red Army - Nikolai Sologubov, D
198 California Golden Seals - Babe Siebert, LW/D
199 New York Rangers - Esa Tikkanen, LW
200 Philadelphia Flyers - Kenny Reardon, D
201 Durham Wasps - Real Cloutier, RW
202 Toronto Maple Leafs - Gary Roberts, LW
203 Ottawa Senators - Pelle Lindbergh, G
204 Calgary Flames - Wade Redden, D
205 New Jersey Devils - Syl Apps Sr., C

Round #17
206 New Jersey Devils - Emile "Butch" Bouchard, D
207 Calgary Flames - Ken Linseman, C
208 Ottawa Senators - Mathieu Schneider, D
209 Toronto Maple Leafs - Sandis Ozolinsh, D
210 Durham Wasps - Syd Howe, C/LW
211 Philadelphia Flyers - Norm Ullman, C
212 New York Rangers - Bobby Nystrom, RW
213 California Golden Seals - Dale Hunter, C
214 Red Army - Tumba Johansson, C
215 Detroit Red Wings - Claude Provost, RW
216 Winnipeg Jets - Punch Imlach, Coach
217 Hamilton Tigers - Butch Goring, C

Round #18
218 Hamilton Tigers - Viktor Tikhonov, Coach
219 Winnipeg Jets - Jack Darragh, RW
220 Detroit Red Wings - Toe Blake, Coach
221 Red Army - Jan Suchy, D
222 California Golden Seals - Paul Kariya, LW
223 New York Rangers - Brent Sutter, C
224 Philadelphia Flyers - Rick Middleton, RW
225 Durham Wasps - Jimmy Foster, G
226 Toronto Maple Leafs - Al Arbour, Coach
227 Ottawa Senators - Glen Sather, Coach
228 Calgary Flames - Claude Lemieux, RW
229 New Jersey Devils - Lester Patrick, Coach

Round #19
230 New Jersey Devils - Lester Patrick, D
231 Calgary Flames - Tony Esposito, G
232 Ottawa Senators - Kevin Stevens, LW
233 Toronto Maple Leafs - Johnny Bower, G
234 Durham Wasps - Chuck Gardiner, G
235 Philadelphia Flyers - Ken Hitchcock, Coach
236 New York Rangers - Jacques Lemaire, Coach
237 California Golden Seals - Bill Barilko, D
238 Red Army - Dany Heatley, RW (Winnipeg via trade)
239 Detroit Red Wings - Martin St. Louis, RW
240 Winnipeg Jets - Bert Olmstead, LW
241 Hamilton Tigers - Glenn Anderson, RW

Round #20
242 Hamilton Tigers - Ron Hextall, G
243 Winnipeg Jets - Red Dutton, D
244 Detroit Red Wings - Frank Brimsek, G
245 Red Army - Ed Jovanovski, D
246 California Golden Seals - John Vanbiesbrouck, G
247 New York Rangers - Mike Richter, G
248 Philadelphia Flyers - Gerry Cheevers, G
249 Durham Wasps - Archie Stinchcombe, RW
250 Toronto Maple Leafs - Sergei Zubov, D
251 Ottawa Senators - Nikolai Khabibulin, G
252 Calgary Flames - Sergei Gonchar, D
253 New Jersey Devils - Woody Dumart, LW

Round #21
254 New Jersey Devils - George Hainsworth, G
255 Calgary Flames - Tommy Ivan, Coach
256 Ottawa Senators - Rick Nash, LW
257 Toronto Maple Leafs - Allan Stanley, D
258 Durham Wasps - Doug Jarvis, C
259 Philadelphia Flyers - Brad McCrimmon, D
260 New York Rangers - Theoren Fleury, RW
261 California Golden Seals - Joe Mullen, RW
262 Red Army - Jiri Holecek, G
263 Detroit Red Wings - Mike Vernon, G
264 Winnipeg Jets - Al Iafrate, D
265 Hamilton Tigers - Steve Smith, D

Round #22
266 Hamilton Tigers - Ron Greschner, D
267 Winnipeg Jets - Bill White, D
268 Detroit Red Wings - John Ferguson, LW
269 Red Army -Jiri Holik, LW
270 California Golden Seals - Gump Worsley, G
271 New York Rangers - Wayne Cashman, LW
272 Philadelphia Flyers - Leo Boivin, D
273 Durham Wasps - Doug Bentley, LW
274 Toronto Maple Leafs - Owen Nolan, RW
275 Ottawa Senators - Andy Moog, G
276 Calgary Flames - Mats Naslund, LW
277 New Jersey Devils - Doug Mohns, LW/D

Round #23
278 New Jersey Devils - John MacLean, RW
279 Calgary Flames - Eddie Giacomin, G
280 Ottawa Senators - Barrett Jackman, D
281 Toronto Maple Leafs - Steve Thomas, LW
282 Durham Wasps - Gordon "Phat" Wilson, D
283 Philadelphia Flyers - Tiny Thompson, G
284 New York Rangers - Curtis Joseph, G
285 California Golden Seals - Mike Keenan, Coach
286 Red Army - Anatoly Tarasov, Coach
287 Detroit Red Wings - J.C. Tremblay, D
288 Winnipeg Jets - Clint Benedict, G
289 Hamilton Tigers - Marty McSorley, D
290 Red Army - Trevor Linden, C/RW (replaces Russell "Dubbie" Bowie)

The End

NJ Devils -BM67

Hasek - Broda

Orr - Clapper
Howe - Seibert
Horton - TBA

Lindsay - Mikita - Conacher
Moore - Kennedy - Bondra
TBA - Lach - TBA
TBA - Boucher - TBA


The Calgary Flames VO#23

Delvecchio - Gretzky - Neely
Shutt - Dionne - Gartner
Madden - Carbonneau- Lehtinen
TBA - TBA - O'Reilly

Coffey - Lapointe
Park - Howell
TBA - TBA

Parent
TBA

Ottawa Senators Herby

Ilya Kovalchuk- Mario Lemieux- Teemu Selanne
Luc Robitaille- Gordie Howe- Bernie Geffrion
Cy Denneny- Peter Stastny- Bill Cook
TBA- Mike Peca- TBA

Chris Pronger- Red Kelly
Phil Housley- TBA
TBA-TBA

TBA
TBA





Toronto Maple Leafs Gilmour's Way

Mark Messier Steve Yzerman Brett Hull
Joe Nieuwendyk Doug Gilmour Alexander Mogilny
Dave Andreychuk Mats Sundin Ron Francis



Al MacInnis Gary Suter
Randy Carlysle Derian Hatcher

Ed Belfour
Grant Fuhr


GB - Durham Wasps
Hasn't compiled his team yet....as far as I know!






Spitfire Detroit


Shanahan - Forsberg - Lafleur
Goulet - Perreault - Ratelle
??? - Modano - Taylor
??? - Lemaire - ???

Lidstrom - Konstantinov
Blake - Savard
??? - ???

Roy
???

The New York Rangers EvilSather

Naslund-LaFontaine-Jagr
Leclair-Lindros-Tocchet (LoD v2.0)

Bourque-Langway
Leetch-Chelios
Niedermeyer-

Brodeur



Dr Love - California Golden Seals

Hasn't compiled his team yet....as far as I know!

Maxwell Edison - Red Army

Hasn't compiled his team yet....as far as I know!

The Philadelphia Flyers John Flyers Fan



Bobby Hull - Milt Schmidt - Mark Recchi
Frank Mahavolich - Bill Cowley - Sergei Fedorov
Keith Tkachuk - Adam Oates - Newsy Lalonde
Brian Propp

Denis Potvin - Pierre Pilote
Alexei Kasatonov - Bill Quackenbush

KariyaIsGod - Winnipeg Jets
Hasn't compiled his team yet....as far as I know!


Hamilton Tigers Monkey_00

First line: Alexander Yakushev - Denis Savard - Pavel Bure
Second Line: John Tonelli - Joe Sakic - Jarome Iginla
Checking Line: Bob Gainey - Henri Richard -
Fourth Line: Dave Keon - Tim Kerr
Defensive Pair #1: Larry Robinson - Doug Wilson
Defensive Pair #2: Vladimir Lutchenko
Goalie #1: Ken Dryden

New team this time

Ottawa Senators

I'll have a go; give me the Hartford Whalers. I still think there should be a limit on HOF guys though; would make some people have to think outside the box more than the last draft.

I'll stick with Detroit

Winnipeg Jets

7 Detroit Red Wings - Patrick Roy, G



17 Red Army - Terry Sawchuck, G
43 Red Army - Vladislav Tretiak, G



19 New York Rangers - Martin Brodeur, G



27 Hartford Whalers - Jacques Plante, G (Philadelphia)



28 New Jersey Devils - Dominik Hasek, G
181 New Jersey Devils - Turk Broda, G



31 Toronto Maple Leafs - Ed Belfour, G
135 Toronto Maple Leafs - Grant Fuhr, G
233 Toronto Maple Leafs - Johnny Bower, G



32 Durham Wasps - Glenn Hall, G
225 Durham Wasps - Jimmy Foster, G
234 Durham Wasps - Chuck Gardiner, G



39 Hamilton Tigers - Ken Dryden, G
193 Hamilton Tigers - Vladimir Dzurilla, G



44 California Golden Seals - Billy Smith, G



50 Calgary Flames - Bernie Parent, G 203



Ottawa Senators - Pelle Lindbergh, G



winnipeg jets -

I will take a team The Vancouver Canucks (I used to be the Nordiques)

The Rangers are in.

I'll have a go; give me the Hartford Whalers. I still think there should be a limit on HOF guys though; would make some people have to think outside the box more than the last draft.

I'd be much more in favour of a rule requiring the drafting of oldtime players. Some of the teams in the first draft didn't have anybody that played earlier than the 70's, and few that played then.

If each team had to have one player from: Europe, WHA, pre-WWII, pre-67 expansion, etc., they might have to find out who "Cyclone" Taylor is and what kind of player he was.

I'd be much more in favour of a rule requiring the drafting of oldtime players. Some of the teams in the first draft didn't have anybody that played earlier than the 70's, and few that played then.

If each team had to have one player from: Europe, WHA, pre-WWII, pre-67 expansion, etc., they might have to find out who "Cyclone" Taylor is and what kind of player he was.

You then run into the problem of the Bobby Hull, would he be WHA, or an NHL player. I like it this way, as one has a better chance of finding the diamond in the rough in terms of European players, and players who never would have been thought of otherwise.

Could I change my name to The Red Army by the way?

I'm in.

:flames

I'll again take the :flyers .

Last time I determined the draft order by putting all the names in a hat and drawing them out.

I'm in, but bah! The Whalers are taken. As are the Jets. Hmm... The California/Oakland (Golden) Seals it is!

I'll be in again, but as the Durham Wasps this time (I was the Habs last time).

Draft order is set. Laperriere22 is on the clock starting at 8pm Eastern, allowing for trades if anybody wants to make any. I will consider offers for the #2 pick.

After a selection is made, PM the next person right away. :attn:

b4 we take new applicants...... shouldnt those with seniorty and tenor in the last draft get first shot at the teams


no ffense to the newbies but to me they should be alternates till the old gms say they are in or not!

Gilmour's Way.....

Good idea........I'm interested..sign me up bro........If it's o.k. with everybody I'd like to be the Hamilton Tigers.

Thanks

monkey_00

Gilmour's Way.....

Good idea........I'm interested..sign me up bro........If it's o.k. with everybody I'd like to be the Hamilton Tigers.

Thanks

monkey_00

If someone else wants in, within the next 1/2 hour, I would consider going with 14 teams.

If someone else wants in, within the next 1/2 hour, I would consider going with 14 teams.

BM67....

Why don't we just go with 13-teams?.......13 is my Lucky number.

Cheers!~

monkey_00

BM67....

Why don't we just go with 13-teams?.......13 is my Lucky number.

Cheers!~

monkey_00

Alright you're in, but you have to take Crosby with your 1st pick. :joker:

The #1 pick is available to be dealt boys. I'm looking to move down just a tad. Send the offers my way (if there are any).

Alright you're in, but you have to take Crosby with your 1st pick. :joker:

BM67.........

No problem.........I didn't realize we could also select National Anthem singers........After the 'Oh Canada' maybe I can even get Crosby to sing; 'I'm Dreaming of a White Christmas.' :D

Thanks!~

monkey_00

gesh am i 5th aggain lol


gretzky lemieux howe orr will be gone

gesh am i 5th aggain lol


gretzky lemieux howe orr will be gone

Actually you were 6th in the last draft, but if you want the 1st or second pick make an offer.

Well, let's get the show under way. Won't be around tomorrow; so, I have to make my selection now. I'm going to go off the beaten path and choose Jeff Shantz at #1.


And now for something completely different, I will actually choose Gordie Howe at #1 and completely disregard the soft Great One.

Sorry, guys. Too busy right now to participate. If you need a pinch hitter for when someone doesn't show though, give me a hollar.

The New Jersey Devils are pleased to select

Bobby Orr

:bow:

The Calgary Flames are pleased to select Wayne Gretzky with the third overall pick.

Ah, the irony of the Great One suiting up for the Flames...

Ottawa Senators select, from Montreal, PQ

#66 Mario Lemieux

:leafs The Toronto Maple leafs are proud to select the second all time point getter
mark messier


I want to choose dif players for most part




Total NHL 1756 694 1168 1887 +210 1868 4115 16.43

Playoffs

Total NHL 236 109 186 295 - 245


2003-04 Played in NHL All-Star
1999-00 Played in NHL All-Star
1997-98 Played in NHL All-Star
1996-97 Played in NHL All-Star
1995-96 Played in NHL All-Star
1993-94 Stanley Cup (N.Y. Rangers)
1993-94 Played in NHL All-Star
1991-92 NHL - Hart Trophy (MVP)
1991-92 NHL - Lester B. Person Award (Player of the Year selected by the NHLPA)
1991-92 NHL - First All-Star Team
1991-92 Played in NHL All-Star
1990-91 Played in NHL All-Star
1989-90 Stanley Cup (Edmonton)
1989-90 NHL - Hart Trophy (MVP)
1989-90 NHL - Lester B. Person Award (Player of the Year selected by the NHLPA)
1989-90 NHL - First All-Star Team
1989-90 Played in NHL All-Star
1988-89 Played in NHL All-Star
1987-88 Stanley Cup (Edmonton)
1987-88 Played in NHL All-Star
1986-87 Stanley Cup (Edmonton)
1985-86 Played in NHL All-Star
1984-85 Stanley Cup (Edmonton)
1983-84 Stanley Cup (Edmonton)
1983-84 NHL - Conn Smythe Trophy (Playoffs' MVP)
1983-84 NHL - Second All-Star Team
1983-84 Played in NHL All-Star
1982-83 NHL - First All-Star Team
1982-83 Played in NHL All-Star
1981-82 NHL - First All-Star Team
1981-82 Played in NHL All-Star

Good luck to everyone!......

I've got my game plan all set..........I like the idea of having 2 straight picks.

Cheers!~

monkey_00

I will trade my first round pick for some lower round picks 3/4 round and a 10/11 round. Good deal, buy now now now

I will trade my first round pick for some lower round picks 3/4 round and a 10/11 round. Good deal, buy now now now

Trades must be even in numbers, 2 for 2 or 3 for 3, as you must fill your roster.

The Durham Wasps are proud to select centre Jean Beliveau. I'll PM John Flyers Fan to let him know he's up.

The :flyers would like to announce that they have made a trade at this time.

The Flyers have traded their first round selection (7) and their second round pick (20) to the Detroit Red Wings. In return the Flyers receive the (11th and 16th picks).


The :wings are now on the clock.

I wasn't expecting Richard to still be available, but Detroit will stick to the game plan and take goaltender Patrick Roy.

I wasn't expecting Richard to still be available, but Detroit will take goaltender Patrick Roy.


i took him last time at #5 i feel maybe we should be limitedon the players we can pick again

maybe be allwoed to redraft 3 ?

maybe be allwoed to redraft 3 ?

I don't like that idea at all. We're trying to draft the best team possible, handicapping who we can pick doesn't accomplish that.

I don't like that idea at all. We're trying to draft the best team possible, handicapping who we can pick doesn't accomplish that.


Agreed, especially since I had the best team last time. :win:

Agreed, especially since I had the best team last time. :win:


learn to let go ;)


Hey who is on theclock?

The New York Rangers are proud to select #77, Raymond Bourque.

The first player to don the California Golden Seals white skates is: Doug Harvey.

The Red Army Select with their First Pick in the Draft, Mr. Maurice "The Rocke" Richard. We feel his attitude, and skill is something that will be a benifit to our club for many years.

In 18 years Maurice Richard scored 965 points in 978 Games, along with 544 goals.

The Philadelphia Flyers select

Bobby Hull

With our pick, The Winnipeg Jets none other than the man who will score at least 364 goals next year, Mike Bossy.

OK Guys I'll be posting up the next 2-picks in just a second..........thanks.

Cheers!~

monkey_00

Greetings and salutations from Hamilton Ontario Canada; once home to the Hamilton Tigers and as well the future home of NHL hockey.........with our first selection the Hamilton Tigers are proud to select; 2-time Art Ross trophy winner and one time Hamilton Tigers player.......One of the most gifted and prolific goal scorers ever to play the game.........from Quebec City Quebec.......the Phantom;

JOE MALONE

..................and with our next selection...the Hamilton Tigers are proud to select from Winchester Ontario......2-time Norris trophy winner and 6-time Stanley Cup champion........also known as "Big Bird"..........defender.......

LARRY ROBINSON

Well, sicne my Jets obviously already have our offense, we will now go defense and take the legend known as Eddie Shore...

The :flyers will again select Denis Potvin to anchor their defense.

Jean "Not The Boom Boom" Beliveau is selected by the Red Army.

EDIT: How could this guy have lasted so long?

Thats right, he didn't

Jean "Boom Boom" Beliveau is selected by the Red Army.

EDIT: How could this gy have lasted so long?

Jean "Le Gros Bill" Beliveau was selected with the #6 pick overall.


Now Bernie "Boom Boom" Geoffrion .. has yet to have been selected.

D'oh. Not my turn yet :)

Oh crap oh crap oh crap. The hungover excuse for that one. I didn't remember that pick, but what the hell was I thinking with the boom boom? I have no idea.

Ok I will pick Terry Sawchuk as my next pick... oops again.

The :flyers will again select Denis Potvin to anchor their defense.

no way, not again...

The California Golden Seals select Phil Esposito.

Figuring out selection.. while drunk.. 1 moment please.

Figuring out selection.. while drunk.. 1 moment please.

Dan Bylsma would be a solid pick right now. :)

Dan Bylsma would be a solid pick right now. :)

martin broshu, or even better yet 90% of the Calgary Flames young guns.... My favorite was Ken Wregget, a young gun?

The Rangers are quite saddened to see their next pick go to Martin Brodeur.

The Detroit Red Wings select winger Guy LaFleur

no way, not again...

:razz:

The Durham Wasps select 6-time Stanley Cup winner Bryan Trottier, to give us excellent depth down the middle.

With our second selection The Toronto Maple Leafs :leafs are proud to select life long detroit red wing

Steve Yzerman

Regular season Points

1453 678 1043 1721 906

Playoffs Points

182 67 109 176 80


Honours & Awards

2002-03 NHL - Bill Masterton Trophy (Perseverance)
2001-02 Stanley Cup (Detroit)
2001-02 Olympic Gold Medal (2002-CAN)
1999-00 NHL - Frank J. Selke Trophy (Best Defensive Forward)
1999-00 NHL - First All-Star Team
1999-00 Played in NHL All-Star
1998-99 Played in NHL All-Star
1997-98 Stanley Cup (Detroit)
1997-98 NHL - Conn Smythe Trophy (Playoffs' MVP)
1996-97 Stanley Cup (Detroit)
1996-97 Played in NHL All-Star
1992-93 Played in NHL All-Star
1991-92 Played in NHL All-Star
1990-91 Played in NHL All-Star
1989-90 Played in NHL All-Star
1988-89 NHL - Lester B. Person Award (Player of the Year selected by the NHLPA)
1988-89 Played in NHL All-Star
1987-88 Played in NHL All-Star
1983-84 NHL - All-Rookie Team
1983-84 Played in NHL All-Star

Ottawa Senators select, a 3 time winner of the Hart Trophy as League MVP, and a member of the inaugural hall of fame class.

From Mitchell, ONT

Howie Morenz

The Calgary Flames are pleased to select Marcel Dionne with their second pick.

The New Jersey Devils select 4 time Art Ross winner

Stan Mikita

At the time of expansion Stan held the NHL record for assists and points in a season.

The Whale will now address their own zone. First, we take the the mighty European defender, Borje Salming, because he's a stud in his own right and a lot of people are snagging up franchise defensemen right now. And to solidify ourselves in goal, we will now select the great Jacques Plante. Hail the Whale!

The New Jersey Devils select two time Hart Trophy winner

Dominik Hasek

The Calgary Flames select Paul Coffey with their third pick.

Ottawa Senators select from Simcoe, ONT

Red Kelly.

Red can play both center or defense, but for now we will use him as a d-man.

:leafs


THE Maple Leafs are proud to select one of our own Ed Belfour!

Year Team League GP W L T Min GA SA SO GAA Sv%
Total NHL 797 435 281 105 46065 1884 20242 75 2.45 .907

Playoffs

Year Team League GP W L T Min GA SA SO GAA Sv%

Total NHL 149 82 62 - 9231 336 - 11 2.18 -


2002-03 Played in NHL All-Star (Injured)
2001-02 Olympic Gold Medal (2002-CAN)
1999-00 NHL - Roger Crozier Saving Grace Award (Best save percentage)
1998-99 Stanley Cup (Dallas)
1998-99 NHL - William M. Jennings Trophy (Lowest goals-against) (shared with Roman Turek)
1998-99 Played in NHL All-Star
1997-98 Played in NHL All-Star
1995-96 Played in NHL All-Star
1994-95 NHL - William M. Jennings Trophy (Lowest goals-against)
1994-95 NHL - Second All-Star Team
1992-93 NHL - Vezina Trophy (Goaltender of the Year)
1992-93 NHL - William M. Jennings Trophy (Lowest goals-against)
1992-93 NHL - First All-Star Team
1992-93 Played in NHL All-Star
1991-92 Played in NHL All-Star
1990-91 NHL - Vezina Trophy (Goaltender of the Year)
1990-91 NHL - Trico Goaltender Award
1990-91 NHL - Calder Memorial Trophy (Rookie of the Year)
1990-91 NHL - First All-Star Team
1990-91 NHL - All-Rookie Team
1987-88 IHL - Gary F. Longman Memorial Trophy (Rookie of the Year) (With John Cullen)
1987-88 IHL - First All-Star Team
1986-87 NCAA - Championship All-Tournament Team
1986-87 WCHA - First All-Star Team

Well as now seems to be the time to select goalies I'll replicate my previous 3rd round pick and select Mr. Goalie Glenn Hall

Holy Man!........ the Goalies are going fast.........sheesh!

at the end can we add 3 bench payers and a 3rd goalie?

A question about coaches, I'm assuming we can choose them with any pick?

we didnt pick coaches last time

but i say lets mix it up and have some fun

A question about coaches, I'm assuming we can choose them with any pick?

Well if you want Scotty Bowman, I'd advise you to not wait until the last round, but whenever you feel they're worth picking. Much like goalies I'd expect a rush when they start going. Should be interesting to see when that is.

how about a rnd for selecting enforcers too

how about a rnd for selecting enforcers too

It's 21 rounds to select 12 forwards, 6 defensemen, 2 goalies and a coach. If you want one or more of those players to be an enforcer that's your call.

It's 21 rounds to select 12 forwards, 6 defensemen, 2 goalies and a coach. If you want one or more of those players to be an enforcer that's your call.
There should be 2 or 3 spare players IMO just to make it an official sized roster. Makes people a bit more creative with the late picks too.

There should be 2 or 3 spare players IMO just to make it an official sized roster. Makes people a bit more creative with the late picks too.


With the last draft this was also mentioned, and there were more votes against than for. Add in the factor that the longer the draft goes, the more likely we are to have dropouts, and it might not be that great an idea.

That said, I don't have a problem with it. I'd let a majority vote rule on it, or I can be bribed. :naughty:

With the last draft this was also mentioned, and there were more votes against than for. Add in the factor that the longer the draft goes, the more likely we are to have dropouts, and it might not be that great an idea.

That said, I don't have a problem with it. I'd let a majority vote rule on it, or I can be bribed. :naughty:

I don't think two rounds has much of an effect, I think people taking 2 years to draft was the main problem. But to each their own. I think we should.

It's 21 rounds to select 12 forwards, 6 defensemen, 2 goalies and a coach. If you want one or more of those players to be an enforcer that's your call.


I don't


i prefer to add a few rnds for enforcer and coaches maybe gM's

John Flyers Fan is approaching 24 hr clock time limit.

John Flyers Fan is approaching 24 hr clock time limit.

His 24 hours are now up. Evil Sather is now up. John can make his pick anytime after the next pick.

His 24 hours are now up. Evil Sather is now up. John can make his pick anytime after the next pick.


mean while the draft will sail along

Can't go wrong with RW Jaromir Jagr.

California selects Bobby Clarke. The homer in me just couldn't pass on him.

dont forget to pm the gm who picks after u to make theire pick

The Red Army Selects Slava Fetisov

Detroit selects the best player in the game today, centre Peter Forsberg.

THe Winnipeg Jets select truly one of the all-time greats, Valeri Kharlamov. Hopefully he can use those incredible Russian passing skills to feed Mike a few times.

The Philadelphai Flyers apoaolgize for the delay ... and are proud to select;

Milt Schmidt.

Detroit selects the best player in the game today, centre Peter Forsberg.

Spitfire11............

Great pick...........Forsberg was going to be my next selection..........I'll be back in a few minutes with my next two selections.

Cheers!~

monkey_00

First of all I would like to thank the Buffalo Sabres for packing up their bags and moving their team to Hamilton Ontario.........It's nice to have the Hamilton Tigers back in the NHL once more..........

Hamilton Tigers are proud to select with their 3rd-pick........one of the greatest Goalies of alltime who lead the Montreal Canadiens to 6-Stanley Cups...was playoff MVP in 1971 his rookie season.....winner of 5-Vezinas and a career GAA of 2.24.........from my hometown of Hamilton Ontario:

KEN DRYDEN

The Hamilton Tigers with their 4th pick are proud to select 2-time Stanley Cup Champion....playoff MVP in 1995-96......8-Allstar game appearances........the captain of the Nordiques/Avalanche for the past decade or so.......from Burnaby B.C. Canada......# 19.....Centre:

JOE SAKIC

Hamilton Tigers
Arena: Copps Coliseum

G- Ken Dryden (5-Vezinas, 6-Stanleys, 1-Conn Smythe, 1-Calder)
G-

D- Larry Robinson (2-Norris, 6-Stanley Cups (as player), 1-Conn Smythe)
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F- Joe Sakic (1-Hart, 2-Stanley Cups, 1-Conn Smythe, 1-Allstar MVP)
F- Joe "the Phantom" Malone (2-Harts, 44-gs in 20-gms in 1917-18)
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monkey_00 :help: and the Hamilton Tigers select Ken Dryden and Joe Sakic.

The Winnipeg Jets select the greatest player in franchise history since he may not be around next time. It's a homer pick, but we are taking Dale Hawerchuk.... WE MUST! If we don't have hi, we are only half a team. We are also naming him our captain.

Detroit select life-long Redwing Nicklas Lidstrom.

To make their goaltending the undisputed best ever, the Red Army Selects one of their Own in Tretiak.
Is there any way to get tags for this thread. I would love to see some of the old pictures of these guys.

G- Terry Sawchuk (4 Vezinas, 1 Calder, 4 Stanley Cups,) (447-330-173 Record) (103 shutouts, 2.52 GAA) Arugably the greatest goaltender ever.
G- Vladislav Tretiak (USSR Gold: 1970-1973, 1975, 1977-1984), (WC Gold: 1969, 1970, 1971, 1973-1975, 1978-1983), (Olympics Gold: 1972, 1976, 1984), (MVP USSR League 1974-1976, 1981, 1983), (WC Best Goalie 1974, 1979, 1981, 1983), (IIHF All Stars 1975, 1979, 1983)

D- Slava Fetisov - No introduction necessary.
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F- Rocket Richard (1 Hart Trophy)
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Looking at the mock draft all time draft I am very thankful I am here. I can't believe Hasek was something like 5th overall. I was about to cry.

Bah! For the second time Dryden slips by me!

California selects G Billy Smith.

I was thinking of taking Bernie Parent, but I had him last time so I wanted to change it up. Can't really go wrong with a goalie who won 4 straight Cups. A little attitude helps as well.

The New York Rangers are proud to select Chris Chelios.

The Philadelphia Flyers are pleased to select Frank Mahavolich.

update guys

if gb is in bed that means i dont pick till the am

update guys

if gb is in bed that means i dont pick till the am

Have some patience:) I had to sort something out, and nw it is done.

The Durham Wasps select winger Vladimir Krutov

The :leafs ARE PROUD TO select Brett Hull

Total NHL 1183 716 606 1322 +30 446

Playoff Totals

Total NHL 193 101 85 186 - 71

2001-02 Stanley Cup (Detroit)
2001-02 Olympic Silver Medal (2002-USA)
2000-01 Played in NHL All-Star
1998-99 Stanley Cup (Dallas)
1997-98 Played in NHL All-Star
1996-97 Played in NHL All-Star
1995-96 Played in NHL All-Star
1993-94 Played in NHL All-Star
1992-93 Played in NHL All-Star
1991-92 NHL - First All-Star Team
1991-92 NHL - All-Star Game MVP
1991-92 Played in NHL All-Star
1990-91 NHL - Hart Trophy (MVP)
1990-91 NHL - Lester B. Person Award (Player of the Year selected by the NHLPA)
1990-91 NHL - First All-Star Team
1990-91 NHL/ProSet - Player of the Year
1989-90 NHL - Lady Byng Trophy (Most Sportsmanlike)
1989-90 NHL - First All-Star Team
1989-90 NHL - Dodge Ram Tough Award
1989-90 Played in NHL All-Star
1988-89 Played in NHL All-Star
1986-87 AHL - Dudley "Red" Garret Memorial Trophy (Rookie of the Year)
1986-87 AHL - First All-Star Team
1985-86 WCHA - First All-Star Team

G - Eddie Belfour 797 435 281 105 46065 1884 20242 75 2.45 .907 Playoffs 152 84 62 - 9231 336 - 13 2.18 - 1 Stanley Cup Ring 2 Vezinas 4 William M. Jennings Trophy 1 Olympic Gold Medal (2002-CAN) 1 Calder Memorial Trophy 9 All Star Appearences 3 1st All Star Teams


G-

F- Mark Messier 1756 694 1168 1887 +210 1868 4115 16.43 Playoffs 236 109 186 295 - 245 6 Stanley CupS 1 Conn Smythe Trophy (Playoffs' MVP) 20 All Star Appearences 4 First All Star Team 2 Hart Trophy (MVP)


F- Steve Yzerman 1453 678 1043 1721 906 Playoffs Points 182 67 109 176 80 3 Stanley Cup Rings NHL -1 Olympic Gold Medal (2002-CAN) 1 Conn Smythe Trophy (Playoffs' MVP) 10 All tar Appearences 1 1st All Star Team 1Bill Masterton Trophy 1 Frank J. Selke Trophy 1 Lester B. Person Award

F Brett Hull 1183 716 606 1322 +30 446 Playoff Totals193 101 85 186 - 71 2 Stanley Cup Rings 1 Olympic Silver Medal 1 Hart Trophy 1 Lady Byng Trophy (Most Sportsmanlike) 2 Lester B Pearson Awards 13 All Star Appearences 3 All-Star Game MVP 1 All Star MVP

:sens are proud to select. One of the great snipers ever.


From Montreal, PQ

Bernie "Boom-Boom" Geoffrion

Calgary is pleased to select G Bernie Parent.

If you give me gifts I am forced to accept them. :yo:

The New Jersey Devils are proud to an select 8 time 1st team all-star LW, and the only player to have led the NHL in goals, assists, points and penalty minutes:

"Terrible" Ted Lindsay

The Whalers announce the drafting of the ever vicious Scott Stevens and the smooth goalscoring ability of Jari Kurri. I had my eye on a couple of other older defenseman, but Stevens has a timeless quality about his game in addition to having an amazing ability to adapt his game. I don't like choosing current players in these types of drafts, but Stevens had to get taken if you ask me and better by me than one of you other stooges. :D

The New Jersey Devils are proud to select 5 time NHL goal scoring champion

Charlie "The Big Bomber" Conacher

Lindsay - Mikita - Conacher

Orr

Hasek

The Calgary Flames are pleased to select D Brad Park with their fifth round pick.

Ottawa Senators select Chris Pronger

Sorry for delay had to reformat my computer;)


:leafs are proud to select Al MacInnis

Durham select winger Sergei Makarov.

The Philadlphia Flyers are pleased to select


Sergei Fedorov

pfft, copycats!

http://www.hfboards.com/showthread.php?t=66834

Oh, like there's even a chance I'm letting him slip by... homer pick or not.

The Rangers select... who else? Defenseman Brian Leetch.

pfft, copycats!

http://www.hfboards.com/showthread.php?t=66834

BAD copycats that that

"26: Philadelphia Flyers mercury RW,Mike Gartner"

we seem stalled

California selects LW Sid Abel.

pfft, copycats!

http://www.hfboards.com/showthread.php?t=66834

I wouldn't read too much into that draft; there are some abysmal selections going on in that draft. I almost feel bad because it's like I'm competing against a few too many teenagers that have little grasp of the history of the game in that draft. There are only a couple of posters in there that are building a real solid team IMO.

Valery Vasiliev

Good day.......

Are we picking coaches last or can they be selected anytime during the draft?

Thanks!~

monkey_00

Detroit takes defenseman Serge Savard

Good day.......

Are we picking coaches last or can they be selected anytime during the draft?

Thanks!~

monkey_00
Any time.

kariya is go is on the clock

I decided that while I have a little bit of time I will add a bit of a scouting report on the players I have selected.

#1 Goaltender - Sawchuck: Many have stated he is the greatest goaltender of all time. Played with 5 teams, Detroit, Boston, Toronto, Los Angeles, and the Rangers. Sawchuck was in effect a reflex goaltener, who put less emphasis on the angles that he played, but relied on his reflexes which have been described as explosive. In 971 games he was able to earn 103 shutouts or 1 per every 9.4 games in which he played. He suffered from many injuries which slowed him down in his later years, but when he started out with Detroit he was undeniably great. Plus he was a great playoff tender, as shown by his winning 8 straight games on route to winning the Cup. He was also great in the regular season, as can be seen in his statistics where he went 5 years with a GAA under 2.00.
#2 Goaltender - Vladislav Tretiak: The greatest Russian goaltender ever, if not the greatest European goaltender ever. He has a great record in the Olympics, and in the World Championships. To those who have never seen him play, they will not know how truely great he was. Drafted by the Montreal Canadians.

#1 Defenseman- Slava Fetisov: wayne gretzky called him the greast defenseman he had ever played against. That is enough for me.
#2 Defenseman- Valery Vasiliev: One of the most successful Russian players in the history of the game. He was a flashy blueliner that loved to play physical game with effective and seemingly effortless bodychecking and impressive offensive skills. WC Best Defenceman 1973, 1977, 1979. IIHF All Stars 1974, 1975, 1977, 1979, 1981

# 1 Right Winger - Maurice "The Rocket" Richard: No explination needed, or so I would hope.

Can we trade players also or just picks?

Can we trade players also or just picks?

Players and/or picks as long as it's an even swap in numbers so you can fill your roster.

In that case I think I will make an offer to a certain team.

In that case I think I will make an offer to a certain team.

What could GB possibly have that you might want?
;)

What could GB possibly have that you might want?
;)
Or what could I have what others want...

I am thinking about putting one of my goaltenders on the market... preferably Tretiak. Everyone remembers him from his CCCP days and his stonewalling of team Canada.

Or what could I have what others want...

I am thinking about putting one of my goaltenders on the market... preferably Tretiak. Everyone remembers him from his CCCP days and his stonewalling of team Canada.

IMO the most overrated Russian of all-time. He probably played less than 30 games in his career where his team wasn't a prohibitive favorite.

IMO the most overrated Russian of all-time. He probably played less than 30 games in his career where his team wasn't a prohibitive favorite.


i seen 15 or those 30 games

the man was a wall

please pm the next GM after u make ur selection

IMO the most overrated Russian of all-time. He probably played less than 30 games in his career where his team wasn't a prohibitive favorite.

He was a wall. Look at the records that he holds. There is a reason that he was voted the best goaltender at the world championships.

This is the way I think the draft should go by the way, I just want others inputs on the numbers (some spare parts should be there).
3 Goaltenders - Makes people think, and look to other sources and other players and learn a bit more, and that is what this draft should be about IMO.
7 Defensemen - Once again, that this number makes some people think, and look outside the box for some defensemen, that otherwise wouldn't get noticed. Everyone knows who Red Kelly, Bobby Orr, and Harvey are, however I don't think everyone knows some of the other great defensemen in hockey history.
13 Forwards - Allows for a bit more wiggle room.

In total there would be 23 players, which I think is the NHL roster. It seems as though we have a great group of guys here, that would stick around so I say, why not?

With our next pick, The Winnipeg Jets will select the very underrated, Bill Durnan. He is our number one goaltender and none of your shooters will get pucks by him. I believe his 6 Vezina trophies in a row, speak for themselves... :bow: Not to mention he was also a Team Captain in Montreal...

i seen 15 or those 30 games

the man was a wall

I'm not saying that Tretiak wasn't a good goalie, but very tough to judge a goalie when he always plays for the better team.

He was a wall. Look at the records that he holds. There is a reason that he was voted the best goaltender at the world championships.

This is the way I think the draft should go by the way, I just want others inputs on the numbers (some spare parts should be there).
3 Goaltenders - Makes people think, and look to other sources and other players and learn a bit more, and that is what this draft should be about IMO.
7 Defensemen - Once again, that this number makes some people think, and look outside the box for some defensemen, that otherwise wouldn't get noticed. Everyone knows who Red Kelly, Bobby Orr, and Harvey are, however I don't think everyone knows some of the other great defensemen in hockey history.
13 Forwards - Allows for a bit more wiggle room.

In total there would be 23 players, which I think is the NHL roster. It seems as though we have a great group of guys here, that would stick around so I say, why not?
I like this idea, a full NHL roster and a coach is the best way IMO.

I like this idea, a full NHL roster and a coach is the best way IMO.

So far that's 3 for:
Gilmour's Way
Maxwell Edison
GB

and 0 against adding 3 rounds.

There's going to be a huge drop in talent after round 6.

OK guys I'll make my next two selections in just a second........

Peace.

The Hamilton Tigers are proud to select their 5th pick......known for his stamina, speed and toughness.......4-time Allstar and only one of 5 guys in NHL history to score the Stanley Cup winning goal TWICE and the first one being in 1966 against Detroit to help Montreal capture their "13th" Stanley Cup........winner of ELEVEN Stanley Cups (most by any NHLer alltime) from Montreal Quebec Canada........."the Pocket Rocket"........and one of my two assistant captains:

HENRI RICHARD

The Hamilton Tigers are proud to select their 6th pick........2-time winner of the Rocket Richard trophy.....one of the fastest skaters to ever dawn a pair of skates in the NHL...........from Moscow Russia.........."The Russian Rocket"....

PAVEL BURE

Henri Richard will be the Captain of our Hamilton Tigers...........Joe Sakic and Larry Robinson the assistants.

Hamilton Tigers
Arena: Copps Coliseum

G- Ken Dryden (5-Vezinas, 6-Stanleys, 1-Conn Smythe, 1-Calder)
G-

D- Larry Robinson (2-Norris, 6-Stanley Cups (as player), 1-Conn Smythe, +120 in 1977)
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F- Joe Sakic (1-Hart, 2-Stanley Cups, 1-Conn Smythe, 1-Allstar MVP)
F- Joe "the Phantom" Malone (2-Stanleys, 2-Harts, 44-gs in 20-gms in 1917-18)
F- Henri "Pocket Rocket" Richard (11-Stanley Cups, 1-Masterton, 4-time Allstar)
F- Pavel "Russian Rocket" Bure (2-Rocket Richard trophies)
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The Hamilton Tigers are proud to select their 6th pick................one of the key NHLers who first atempted to organize a Player's Union.........winner of the 1950 Art Ross trophy.....8-times selected to the first Allstar team and once to the second.......winner of 4-Stanley Cups with Detroit........from Renfrew Ontario.........."Terrible":

TED LINDSAY

Ted Lindsay will be the Captain of our Hamilton Tigers.........Henri Richard the first assistant and Joe Sakic the second.

Lindsey was taken with pick 51, you'll need to make a different selection.

Lindsey was taken with pick 51, you'll need to make a different selection.

Spitfire11.........

Sorry but I just woke up..........Bad hangover too...........anyways I've selected Henri Richard and Pavel Bure.

Thanks!~

monkey_00

Lindsey was taken with pick 51, you'll need to make a different selection.

Spitfire11.........

Anybody select Pavel Bure?...........(monkey_00 keeps fingers crossed)

Cheers!~

monkey_00

So far that's 3 for:
Gilmour's Way
Maxwell Edison
GB

and 0 against adding 3 rounds.

BM67.........

Ya ok I'm in..........make it more challenging that way.

Cheers!~

monkey_00

Anybody select Pavel Bure?...........(monkey_00 keeps fingers crossed)


Not as of yet... a-hole.
That was a joke By the way.

Spitfire11.........

Anybody select Pavel Bure?...........(monkey_00 keeps fingers crossed)

Cheers!~

monkey_00

Time for a reminder. How to search for players taken. :teach:

1. Go to first page of thread, where every pick is listed.
2. At top of page, press ctr-f.
3. Type in players last name in window. If found pick another player.
4. If not found check with players first name, just in case of spelling errors. Search backwards as well. If not found should be ok to select player.

if you are at the end of a draft and you make your selection odds are within 12 hrs it is going to be your pick again........please make note

.........so the draft goes smoothly and quickly


IMO no pick should take more then 8 hrs

check the draft at bed time
and again when you awake
and at dinner
and after work or school


Thanks

:)

24 hours are up for KariyaIsGod. He has been skipped.

Spitfire11 is now on the clock.

Detroit takes centre Gilbert Perreault

Sorry about the delay, wasn't home at all last night. I'll take, Johnny Bucyck. Give us a good other forward line. We'll be thin on defense, but none the less, we will be able to score.

Boris Mikhailov is The Red Army's next selection.

Im gonna start a list of GM's

who take over 20 hrs to make there pick list!

Calilfornia selects RW Yvon Cournoyer.

Im gonna start a list of GM's

who take over 20 hrs to make there pick list!

Who cares? We have a 24 hour window, some of us are busy and need all of those hours.

Who cares? We have a 24 hour window, some of us are busy and need all of those hours.


whatever bud

I dont like having to wait a full 24 hrs

I dont mind letting people know either :D

but if i know ur up I wont bother checking the draft so often.

u should start your own draft for terribly busy people :joker:

I'm in college it is finals time I still get a few minute break here n there!

whatever bud

I dont like having to wait a full 24 hrs

I dont mind letting people know either :D

but if i know ur up I wont bother checking the draft so often.

u should start your own draft for terribly busy people :joker:

I'm in college it is finals time I still get a few minute break here n there!

Find a hobby then, some of us have lives and can't be online 24/7.

Find a hobby then, some of us have lives and can't be online 24/7.


if u miss 3 deadlines u should be put out of the draft imo
This way u can have ur life and we cna have a draft that has some flow :D

whatever bud

Exactly.

I dont like having to wait a full 24 hrs

Then leave the draft, or deal with it like the rest of us do.

I dont mind letting people know either :D

Same here.

but if i know ur up I wont bother checking the draft so often.

Good, because I don't need you to PM me that I am up when Evil Sather and Maxwell Edison (whichever went before me) are doing a spectacular job of letting me know I am up.

u should start your own draft for terribly busy people :joker:

Most of us are busy. We have work and things to do.

I'm in college it is finals time I still get a few minute break here n there!

Good for you. Me, I was enjoying a great weekend with great weather. Going on the internet on a Sunday when it's 87 degrees out isn't at the top of my list, or many others'. Everyone else here is content to wait their turn. Evil Sather had to wait a while for me to pick so that he could go, but he knows that next time around I might be in his shoes. Everyone here understands that principle.

Exactly.



Good for you. Me, I was enjoying a great weekend with great weather. Going on the internet on a Sunday when it's 87 degrees out isn't at the top of my list, or many others'. Everyone else here is content to wait their turn. Evil Sather had to wait a while for me to pick so that he could go, but he knows that next time around I might be in his shoes. Everyone here understands that principle.



where i am it is still winter it snowed today in Canada where I live.


so what we have here is two different views I gottime to surf cause the weather here isnt great and i wnat u guys to make ur picks and u wnat to do what u do.

If u were here u may be seeing this from my viewpoint

anyways enjoy the good weather

Ill watch teh rain fall and the fog roll in :lol

The Rangers are pleased to select Defenseman Rod Langway.

The Philadelphia Flyers selcet, 3 time Norris Trophy Winner:

Pierre Pilote

Durham select Igor Larionov as centre. I feel this gives a huge amount of depth at that position.

with the 74th pick in the draft

:leafs are proud to selects Ron Francis

last draft he was selected 30th over all


Year Team League GP G A Pts +/- PIM Shots Sh%
Total NHL 1731 549 1249 1798 -10 979 3754 14.62

Playoffs

Total NHL 165 46 95 141 - 95

2001-02 NHL - Lady Byng Trophy (Most Sportsmanlike)
1997-98 NHL - Lady Byng Trophy (Most Sportsmanlike)
1995-96 Played in NHL All-Star
1994-95 NHL - Frank J. Selke Trophy (Best Defensive Forward)
1994-95 NHL - Lady Byng Trophy (Most Sportsmanlike)
1994-95 NHL - Alka-Seltzer Plus Award
1991-92 Stanley Cup (Pittsburgh)
1990-91 Stanley Cup (Pittsburgh)
1989-90 Played in NHL All-Star
1984-85 Played in NHL All-Star
1982-83 Played in NHL All-Star

Good day to one and all............

Just an idea that popped into my wee little head...............maybe after we finish drafting players for our 23-man roster (13-forwards, 7-defencemen and 3-Goalies) we should continue with the draft and select players for a second 23-man roster team.......the second team we draft will be our 'farm team'......this should make the draft here more challenging and would be interesting to see which players end up being drafted for our second 23-man roster team...........what do all you guys (and gals) think???

Cheers!~

monkey_00

Ottawa Senators select. Petr Stastny

The Calgary Flames select RW Cam Neely.

The New Jersey Devils are pleased to select an all-star at both right wing and defense, the NHL's first 20 year man, a captain and player/coach for the Boston Bruins, and the first player to have the waiting period waived for his induction into the HHoF

Dit Clapper

The Whalers are pleased to select a franchise defenseman in Tim Horton and to center the Whale's top line, the great Maple Leaf: Darryl Sittler.

Ugh, two Maple Leafs back-to-back; I feel so dirty.

The New Jersey Devils are pleased to select at left wing, the man who held the record for most points in a season, 96 in 58-59, for 7 years, two time Art Ross winner: "Digger"


Dickie Moore (http://www.legendsofhockey.net:8080/LegendsOfHockey/jsp/LegendsMember.jsp?mem=p197404&type=Player&page=bio&list=ByName#photo)

Ted Lindsay - Stan Mikita - Charlie Conacher
Dickie Moore

Bobby Orr - Dit Clapper

Dominik Hasek

The Calgary Flames are pleased to select D Guy Lapointe with their 7th round pick.

Gretzky - Neely
Dionne

Coffey - Park
Lapointe

Parent

The Ottawa Senators select the alltime leading scorer amongst Left wings. From Montreal, PQ.

Luc Robitaille

Calder Memorial Trophy (1987)
Played in NHL All-Star Game (1988-1993, 1999)
NHL First All-Star Team (1988,1989, 1990, 1991, 1993)
NHL Second All-Star Team (1987, 1992)
NHL All-Rookie Team (1987)
Canadian Major Junior Player of the Year (1986)
QMJHL First All-Star Team (1986)
QMJHL Second All-Star Team (1985)

Most Goals and Points by a Left Wing alltime (653 Goals, 1370 Points)
Most Goals and Points by a Left Wing single season (63 Goals, 125 Points)

The :leafs are proud to selectone of our own

Doug Gilmour


1993-94 Played in NHL All-Star
1992-93 NHL - Frank J. Selke Trophy (Best Defensive Forward)
1992-93 Played in NHL All-Star
1988-89 Stanley Cup (Calgary)
1982-83 OHL - Red Tilson Trophy (Most Oustanding Player)
1982-83 OHL - Eddie Powers Memorial Trophy (Leading Scorer)
1982-83 OHL - First All-Star Team

Total NHL 1474 450 964 1414 +132 1301 2833 15.88

Playoffs
Total NHL 182 60 128 188 - 235

Mats Sundin

1086 465 624 1089 +56 869 3131 14.85 Playoffs 78 32 37 69 +5 70


Doug Gilmour

1474 450 964 1414+132 1301 2833 15.88 PlayoffsNHL 182 60 128 188 - 235

Ron Francis

NHL 1731 549 1249 1798 -10 979 3754 14.62 Playoffs NHL 165 46 95 141 - 95

Brett Hull

NHL 1183 716 606 1322 +30 446 Playoff TotalsTotal NHL 193 101 85 186 - 71

Steve Yzerman

1453 678 1043 1721 906 Playoffs Points 182 67 109 176 80

Mark Messier

1756 694 1168 1887 +210 1868 4115 16.43 Playoffs 236 109 186 295 - 245

Al MacInnis

NHL 1416 340 934 1274 +374 1501 5157 6.59

Playoffs

NHL 177 39 121 160 - 246

Defence
1416 Games Played

340 Goals Scored

934 Assists

1274 Points

Forwards

8683 games played
3552 Goals Scored
5654 Assists

9206 Points

Total

3427 Goals
5964 Assists
9391 Points


Playoffs

959 Games Played

329 Goals Scored

603 Assist

986 Points

Defense Playoffs

Games 177

Goals 39

Assists 121

Points 160

Totals

Games 1136

Goals 368

Assists 724

Points 1146


Sundin Gilmour Messier
Yzerman Francis Hull

MacInnis Suter

Belfour
Fuhr

:sens

Luc Robitaille - Mario Lemieux- Bernie Geoffrion
Peter Stastny- Howie Morenz- ???

Chris Pronger - Red Kelly

Hart Trophy (8)

Howie Morenz (1928, 1931, 1932)
Bernie Geoffrion (1961)
Mario Lemieux (1988, 1993, 1996)
Chris Pronger (2000)

Art Ross Trophy (8)

Bernie Geoffrion (1955, 1961)
Mario Lemieux (1988, 1989, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997)

Norris Trophy (2)

Red Kelly (1954)
Chris Pronger (2000)

Conn Smythe Trophy (2)

Mario Lemieux (1991, 1992)

Calder Trophy (4)

Bernie Geoffrion (1952)
Peter Stastny (1981)
Mario Lemieux (1985)
Luc Robitaille (1987)

Durham selects Tom Johnson.

The Philadelphia Flyers select

Edouard "Newsy" Lalonde

The Rangers select C Pat LaFontaine.

Durham selects Tom Johnson.


who is tom johnson:D

who is tom johnson:D
http://www.legendsofhockey.net:8080/LegendsOfHockey/jsp/LegendsMember.jsp?type=Player&mem=P197003&list=ByPosition&pos=D#photo

Dr Love's 24 hours will be up in just under an hour, after which he will be skipped, and Maxwell Edison will be up.

Dr Love's 24 hours will be up in just under an hour, after which he will be skipped, and Maxwell Edison will be up.


can we log all the 24 hr fellas in order
so we can have a few days off in a row ;)

make them pick 9 10 11 12 13 etc
They spend so little time on the draft...
I bet that they won't even notice if we do that! :D

can we log all the 24 hr fellas in order
so we can have a few days off in a row ;)

make them pick 9 10 11 12 13 etc
They spend so little time on the draft...
I bet that they won't even notice if we do that! :D

The order is the order... it's set. And, by your logic, given your exaggerations, people will pick at a normal rate.. and then they'll be what, a week of no picks? You'll be screaming then too.

The Red Army will now select one of the classiest players to ever play the game. Mr. Syl Apps.

Detroit will take defenseman Rob Blake.

Winnipeg will take C "Cyclone" Taylor.

can we log all the 24 hr fellas in order
so we can have a few days off in a row ;)

make them pick 9 10 11 12 13 etc
They spend so little time on the draft...
I bet that they won't even notice if we do that! :D

Gilmour's Way...........

:lol: Good one.........I guess the Doctor ISN'T in the house............OK guys I'll be up in just a second with my next 2-picks.

Cheers!~

monkey_00

Greetings and salutations from Hamilton Ontario Canada...........

The Hamilton Tigers are proud to make their seventh selection...........standing at 5-9 and weighing in at 165-pounds...........the greatest player to ever dawn the blue-and-white Toronto Maple Leaf...........one of the greatest penalty killers and faceoff men of alltime..........from Noranda Quebec.......#14:

DAVE KEON

Inducted into Hockey's Hall of Fame (1986)
Won 4 Stanley Cup Championships
Won OHA-B Rookie of the Year Award (1957)
Won Calder Memorial Trophy (1961)
NHL Second Team All-Star (1962, 1971)
Won Lady Byng Trophy (1962, 1963)
Won Conn Smythe Trophy (1967)
Won Paul Daneau Trophy for WHA Most Gentlemanly Player (1977, 1978)
Participated in 8 NHL All-Star Contests

The Hamilton Tigers are proud to make their 8th-selection..........4-time Selke trophy winner and 5-time Stanley Cup champion with Les Canadiens.............from Peterborough Ontario.......#23.......Leftwinger:

BOB GAINEY

Montreal's 1st pick in the 1973 (8th Overall).

Other Accomplishments:
Played in NHL All-Star Game (1977, 1978, 1980, 1981)
Won Conn Smythe Trophy (1979)
Won Frank J. Selke Trophy (1978, 1979, 1980, 1981)

Hamilton Tigers
Arena: Copps Coliseum

G- Ken Dryden (5-Vezinas, 6-Stanleys, 1-Conn Smythe, 1-Calder)
G-
G-

D- Larry Robinson (2-Norris, 6-Stanley Cups (as player), 1-Conn Smythe, +120 in 1977)
D-
D-
D-
D-
D-
D-

F- Joe Sakic (1-Hart, 2-Stanley Cups, 1-Conn Smythe, 1-Allstar MVP)
F- Joe "the Phantom" Malone (2-Stanleys, 2-Harts, 44-gs in 20-gms in 1917-18)
F- Henri "Pocket Rocket" Richard (11-Stanley Cups, 1-Masterton, 4-time Allstar)
F- Pavel "Russian Rocket" Bure (2-Rocket Richard trophies)
F- Dave Keon (4-Stanley Cups, 1-Conn Smythe, 1-Calder, 2-Lady Byngs)
F- Bob Gainey (5-Stanley Cups, 1-Conn Smythe, 4-Selkes)
F-
F-
F-
F-
F-
F-
F-

We will go with Rod Gilbert to round out our top two lines... Thank god Eddie Shore is worth 4 defensemen otherwise we'd have to pick one soon.... :banana:

Detroit will take LW Michel Goulet

The Red Army takes Anatoly Firsov.

so dr loves up again

I didn't even bother PMing him.

Apparently I have two picks? :dunno:

Well then California takes D Jacques Laperriere and D King Clancy.

EDIT: Ah, I see, a whole round went pretty fast. Sorry everyone.

The Rangers are revolted to select D Scott Niedermayer.

The Philadelphia Flyers select Alexei Kasatonov.

Durham select, as coach, Scotty Bowman

The Philadelphia Flyers select Alexei Kasatonov.
DAMN YOU!!!!

DAMN YOU!!!!

:razz:

:leafs are proud to selct one of our own hockey heros #13 Mats Sundin

Total NHL 1086 465 624 1089 +56 869 3131 14.85

Playoffs

Total NHL 78 32 37 69 +5 70 219 14.61

2003-04 Played in NHL All-Star
2002-03 Played in NHL All-Star (Injured)
2001-02 NHL - Second All-Star Team
2001-02 Played in NHL All-Star
2001-02 Olympic Tournament - All-Star Team
2000-01 Played in NHL All-Star
1999-00 Played in NHL All-Star
1998-99 Played in NHL All-Star
1997-98 Played in NHL All-Star
1997-98 Elitserien (Sweden) - World All-Star Team
1996-97 Played in NHL All-Star
1995-96 Played in NHL All-Star
1993-94 Elitserien (Sweden) - World All-Star Team
1991-92 Elitserien (Sweden) - World All-Star Team
1990-91 Elitserien (Sweden) - World All-Star Team

Ottawa Senators select, from Brantford, ONT. Right Wing Bill Cook

Calgary Flames select LW Alex Delvecchio.

The New Jersey Devils are pleased to select an all-star in both the NHL and WHA

Mark Howe

With the first of two picks, the Whalers are happy to add the master of the spin-o-rama, Denis Savard, to their roster as their second line center. With their next pick, we will add "The Old Lamplighter" and the LW part of the Punch line (not to mention a legendary coach): Toe Blake

Current roster:

T. Blake-Sittler-Howe
-Savard-Kurri

Salming-Stevens
Horton-

Plante

The New Jersey Devils are pleased to select a player named to 10 straight all-star teams during the 30's and 40's

Earl Seibert (http://www.legendsofhockey.net:8080/LegendsOfHockey/jsp/LegendsMember.jsp?mem=p196303&type=Player&page=bio&list=ByName#photo)

"Seibert was generally regarded as second only to Eddie Shore in terms of skill and rugged play, and Shore once confessed that Seibert was the only man he was afraid to fight. Defensively, Seibert was one of the best shot-blockers in the game, and he could move the puck just as quickly as anyone." - legendsofhockey.net (linked above)

Dominik Hasek

Bobby Orr - Dit Clapper
Mark Howe - Earl Seibert

Ted Lindsay - Stan Mikita - Charlie Conacher
Dickie Moore

The Calgary Flames are pleased to select LW Steve Shutt.

Delvecchio - Gretzky - Neely
Shutt - Dionne -

Coffey - Park
Lapointe

Parent

Ottawa Senators select from Helsinki, Finland. Teemu Selanne

Robitaille- Lemieux- Selanne
Stastny-Morenz- Geoffrion
TBA-TBA- Cook
TBA-TBA-TBA

Pronger- Kelly
TBA-TBA
TBA-TBA

TBA
TBA

NHL 956 461 546 1007 +88 426 2873 16.05

Playoffs

NHL 119 38 44 82 -2 54 337


2002-03 NHL - Lady Byng Trophy (Most Sportsmanlike)
2000-01 Played in NHL All-Star (Injured)
1999-00 Stanley Cup (New Jersey)
1995-96 NHL - Second All-Star Team
1995-96 Played in NHL All-Star
1993-94 Played in NHL All-Star
1992-93 NHL - Second All-Star Team
1992-93 Played in NHL All-Star
1991-92 Played in NHL All-Star
1987-88 Olympic Gold Medal (1988-URS)

I am on the clock

Good thing you posted that or you never would have known! :p:

:leafs are proud to selct one of our own

Alexander Mogilny

2002-03 NHL - Lady Byng Trophy (Most Sportsmanlike)
2000-01 Played in NHL All-Star (Injured)
1999-00 Stanley Cup (New Jersey)
1995-96 NHL - Second All-Star Team
1995-96 Played in NHL All-Star
1993-94 Played in NHL All-Star
1992-93 NHL - Second All-Star Team
1992-93 Played in NHL All-Star
1991-92 Played in NHL All-Star
1987-88 Olympic Gold Medal (1988-URS)


Team League GP G A Pts +/- PIM Shots Sh%
2003-04 Toronto NHL 37 8 22 30 +9
2002-03 Toronto NHL 73 33 46 79 +4
2001-02 Toronto NHL 66 24 33 57 +1
2000-01 New Jersey NHL 75 43 40 83 +10
1999-00 New Jersey NHL 12 3 3 6 -4
1999-00 Vancouver NHL 47 21 17 38 +7
1999-00 Total Van/NJ NHL 59 24 20 44 +3
1998-99 Vancouver NHL 59 14 31 45 0
1997-98 Vancouver NHL 51 18 27 45 -6
1996-97 Vancouver NHL 76 31 42 73 +9
1995-96 Vancouver NHL 79 55 52 107
1994-95 Buffalo NHL 44 19 28 47 0 36
1994-95 SKA Spartak CIS 1 0 1 1 -
1993-94 Buffalo NHL 66 32 47 79 +8
1992-93 Buffalo NHL 77 76 51 127 +7
1991-92 Buffalo NHL 67 39 45 84 +7
1990-91 Buffalo NHL 62 30 34 64 +14
1989-90 Buffalo NHL 65 15 28 43 +8
1988-89 CSKA Moscow USSR 31 11 11 22
1987-88 CSKA Moscow USSR 39 12 8 20 -
1986-87 CSKA Moscow USSR 28 15 1
Total NHL 956 461 546 1007 +88


Playoffs

2003-04 Toronto NHL 13 2 4 6 -1
2002-03 Toronto NHL 6 5 2 7 +2
2001-02 Toronto NHL 20 8 3 11 +1
2000-01 New Jersey NHL 25 5 11 16 +3
1999-00 New Jersey NHL 23 4 3 7 +1
1998-99 Vancouver NHL - - - - - - - -
1997-98 Vancouver NHL - - - - - - - -
1996-97 Vancouver NHL - - - - - - - -
1995-96 Vancouver NHL 6 1 8 9 -1
1994-95 Buffalo NHL 5 3 2 5 -6 2
1994-95 SKA Spartak CIS - - - - - - - -
1993-94 Buffalo NHL 7 4 2 6 +1
1992-93 Buffalo NHL 7 7 3 10 +2
1991-92 Buffalo NHL 2 0 2 2 -1
1990-91 Buffalo NHL 6 0 6 6 -1
1989-90 Buffalo NHL 4 0 1 1 -2
1988-89 CSKA Moscow USSR - - - - - - - -
1987-88 CSKA Moscow USSR - - - - - - - -
1986-87 CSKA Moscow USSR - - - - - - - -
Total NHL 124 39 47 86 -2

GB is missing in action


Johns Flyers Fan

your up :)

The Philadelphia Flyers select

Bill "Cowboy" Cowley

The Rangers select LW John LeClair.

The Wasps select Lanny McDonald

maxwell edison is next when dr love misses his turn :D

spitfire is next when dr love misses his turn :D

Gilmour's Way..........

If he misses his turn will he be allowed to make 2-picks when his turn comes around again?...........The reason why I am asking is in case I miss my back-to-back turns I would like to know if I get 4-picks straight when my turn comes around again.........

Thanks

P.S.....I won't miss any turns just bored and wondering that's all.

California selects RW Andy Bathgate.

The Red Army selects Alexander Maltsev.

Detroit takes LW Brenden Shanahan

Winnipeg Jets select Zarley... I mean Marcel Pronovost D... Almost 20 years, every one of em' was solid, what more could we ask for? NOTHING :banana:

Just in case anyone is interested I published a little web site with each team on it. It can be found here (http://www3.telus.net/public/bevdunn/draft.htm).
Made another one that is a bit easier to follow here. http://www3.telus.net/public/bevdunn/draft2.htm I will put some images on them. And if people want to have a little bio about their players I will put that up if you want. Sorry about the quality I haven't done this stuff in years.

Greetings and salutations from Hamilton Ontario Canada...........

The Hamilton Tigers are proud to make their ninth selection...........standing at 6-1, weighing in at 210-pounds..........winner of the 2002-Art Ross trophy, 2002 Rocket Richard trophy and 2002 Lester B. Pearson award.............from Edmonton Alberta Canada..............currently Rightwinger for the Calgary Flames hockey club.............#12:

JAROME IGINLA

Dallas' 1st pick in the 1995 Entry Draft (11th Overall).
Traded to Calgary by Dallas with Corey Millen for Joe Nieuwendyk, December 19, 1995.

Other Accomplishments:
Played in NHL All-Star Game (2002, 2003)
NHL First All-Star Team (2002)
Won Maurice "Rocket" Richard Trophy (2002)
Won Art Ross Trophy (2002)
Won Olympic Gold Medal Team Canada (2002)
Won Lester B. Pearson Award (2002)
Named "The Sporting News" Player of the Year (2002)
NHL All-Rookie Team (1997)
Canadian Major Junior First All-Star Team (1996)
WHL West First All-Star Team (1996)
Won George Parsons Trophy (Memorial Cup Tournament Most Sportsmanlike Player) (1995)

Greetings and salutations from Hamilton Ontario Canada...........

The Hamilton Tigers are proud to make their tenth selection...........standing at 6-1, weighing in at 200-pounds..........winner of the 1982 James Norris trophy............played most of his career with the Chicago Blackhawks..............from Ottawa Ontario Canada...........Defenceman:

DOUG WILSON

OMJHL First All-Star Team (1977)
NHL First All-Star Team (1982)
James Norris Trophy (1982)
NHL Second All-Star Team (1985, 1990)
Played in NHL All-Star Game (1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1990, 1992)

Hamilton Tigers
Arena: Copps Coliseum

G- Ken Dryden (5-Vezinas, 6-Stanleys, 1-Conn Smythe, 1-Calder)
G-
G-

D- Larry Robinson (2-Norris, 6-Stanley Cups (as player), 1-Conn Smythe, +120 in 1977)
D- Doug Wilson (1-Norris, 7-Allstar games, 39-goals scored in 1981-82)
D-
D-
D-
D-
D-

F- Joe Sakic (1-Hart, 2-Stanley Cups, 1-Conn Smythe, 1-Allstar MVP)
F- Joe "the Phantom" Malone (2-Stanleys, 2-Harts, 44-gs in 20-gms in 1917-18)
F- Henri "Pocket Rocket" Richard (11-Stanley Cups, 1-Masterton, 4-time Allstar)
F- Pavel "Russian Rocket" Bure (2-Rocket Richard trophies)
F- Dave Keon (4-Stanley Cups, 1-Conn Smythe, 1-Calder, 2-Lady Byngs)
F- Bob Gainey (5-Stanley Cups, 1-Conn Smythe, 4-Selkes)
F- Jarome Iginla (1-Art Ross, 1-Rocket Richard, 1-Lester B. Pearson, 2002 Gold medal)
F-
F-
F-
F-
F-
F-

Just in case anyone is interested I published a little web site with each team on it. It can be found here (http://www3.telus.net/public/bevdunn/draft.htm).
Made another one that is a bit easier to follow here. http://www3.telus.net/public/bevdunn/draft2.htm I will put some images on them. And if people want to have a little bio about their players I will put that up if you want. Sorry about the quality I haven't done this stuff in years.

Ok Thanks Maxwell

Cheers!~

monkey_00

Ok Thanks Maxwell

Cheers!~

monkey_00

Just goes to show you that to much time on your hands (damn you allergies, I think I have a pint of mucus built up in my sinuses can lead to something good).

Just in case anyone is interested I published a little web site with each team on it. It can be found here (http://www3.telus.net/public/bevdunn/draft.htm).
Made another one that is a bit easier to follow here. http://www3.telus.net/public/bevdunn/draft2.htm I will put some images on them. And if people want to have a little bio about their players I will put that up if you want. Sorry about the quality I haven't done this stuff in years.

Maxwell Edison..........

I first want to tell you that I think you're doing a great job with the web site.............

My first line is Joe Sakic at Centre, Joe Malone on LW and Jarome Iginla on RW.........

My second line Henri Richard at Centre and Pavel Bure on RW.........

My 3rd-checking line I have Dave Keon at Centre and Bob Gainey on LW

Thanks and keep up the Superb job with the Draft and the web site.

Cheers!~

monkey_00

Done and done. If anyone else needs changes to theirs just PM me or something like that.

Done and done. If anyone else needs changes to theirs just PM me or something like that.

Thanks Buds..........Love that Hamilton Tigers logo in the background!

We will take with our next pick, another dependable Ironman, Bill Gadsby... D

Well since we missed out on Wilson, Detroit takes D Vladimir Konstantinov

Well since we missed out on Wilson, Detroit takes D Vladimir Konstantinov
Are you trying on killing me, there goes my pick!

Vaclav Nedomansky

I didn't really expect to be able to redraft my team from the first draft, but this is getting :mad: But a guy never even gets a chance! :cry:

Bill Gadsby went 204th last time, and went 119th this time. That's +85 picks. Dave Keon went from 155 to 90, +65. Alexei Kasatonov went from 133 to 98, +35. Vaclav Nedomansky went from 156 to 121, +35.

Why don't you guys draft Wendel Clark???
:mad:

OK

I didn't really expect to be able to redraft my team from the first draft, but this is getting :mad: But a guy never even gets a chance! :cry:

Bill Gadsby went 204th last time, and went 119th this time. That's +85 picks. Dave Keon went from 155 to 90, +65. Alexei Kasatonov went from 133 to 98, +35. Vaclav Nedomansky went from 156 to 121, +35.

Why don't you guys draft Wendel Clark???
:mad:

OK

clark is as good a pick as konsantinov is imo

I will be out of the city for the next few days, hopefully i will find internet access, but I don't know how likely that is. Anyways I have some picks which could be considered out there so it should be an issue, pass over me though, don't wait the 24 hours.

I will be out of the city for the next few days, hopefully i will find internet access, but I don't know how likely that is. Anyways I have some picks which could be considered out there so it should be an issue, pass over me though, don't wait the 24 hours.


send a few selections to somone and have them pick for u

California selects LW Bill Barber. He's still available to coach your team!