*****Montreal Canadiens All-time Mock Draft*****

[Phil Parent]

Hey we're finally through with the draft!

HOORAY!!!

I didn't get neither Fetisov or Sather. My scheme for draft domination has failed. Boo.

[Vinceee]

C1 - Saku Koivu (Olympic Silver & BronzeX2, Captain for Habs & Finland, Bill Masterton Trophy in 2002, All-Star Game) (569gms/469pts)
C2 - Craig Conroy (Olympic, Flames Captain) (687gms/406pts)
C3 - Phil Goyette (4 Stanley Cups, Lady Byng in 1970, All-Star Game)
C4 - Chuck Lefley (2 Stanley Cups) (407gms/292pts)

L1 - Mats Naslund (First European-born player to play for Montreal, Lady Byng in 1988, Olympic Gold, 1 Stanley Cup, All-Star Game) (651gms/634pts)
L2 - Brian Bellows (All-Star Game, Canada Cup) (1188gms/1022pts)
L3 - Sergio Momesso (1557pim) (710gms/345pts)
L4 - Donald Brashear (2165pim) (759gms/179pts)

R1 - Maurice Richard (HHOF, 1285pim, Hart Trophy in 1947, 8 Stanley Cups, First player to score 50 goals in a season, Led the NHL in goal scoring (1945, 1947, 1950, 1954, 1955), and it goes on... Need i say more?) (978gms/965pts)
R2 - Didier Pitre (HHOF, 1 Stanley Cup) (NHA:127gms/182pts/157goals) (NHL:127gms/97pts)
R3 - Bobby Rousseau (Calder in 1962, All-Star Game, 4 Stanley Cups, Olympic Silver) (942gms/703pts)
R4 - Kjell Dahlin (1 Stanley Cup) (166gms/116pts)

D1 - Jacques Laperrière (HHOF, Calder in 1964, Norris in 1966, 6 Stanley Cups) (691gms/282pts)
D2 - Craig Ludwig (2 Stanley Cups) (1256gms/222pts)
D3 - Rob Ramage (First Overall Pick in 1979, 2 Stanley Cups, All-Star Game, NHL Captain, 2224pim) (1044gms/564pts)
D4 - John Van Boxmeer (1 Stanley Cup) (588gms/358pts)
D5 - Jim Roberts (All-Star Game, 5 Stanley Cups)(1006gms/320pts)
D6 - Stéphane Quintal (1037gms/243pts)

G1 - Andy Moog (All-Star Game, 3 Stanley Cups, William M. Jennings in 1990) (372w-209l-88t)

Head Coach - Cecil Hart (2 Stanley Cups) (196w-125l-73t)
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Mats Naslund - Saku Koivu - Maurice Richard (C)
Brian Bellows (A) - Craig Conroy - Didier Pitre
Sergio Momesso - Phil Goyette - Bobby Rousseau
Donald Brashear - Chuck Lefley - Kjell Dahlin

Jacques Laperrière (A)- Craig Ludwig
Rob Ramage - Jim Roberts
John Van Boxmeer - Stéphane Quintal

Andy Moog

[tinyzombies]

Guys, please incorporate the points next to the guys name like I did it. It's going to be hard to put all that information in one post. Readers will get fed up.

[CareyClutch]

Originally Posted by jason allison'fans

here my final line up

shutt(930/817)-lebeau(373/277)-ryder(162/118)
richer(1054/819)-backstrom(1032/639)-petrov(382/187)
begin(251/56)-bureau(567/138)-mario tremblay(852/584)
chorske(596/237)-boudrias(662/491)-curry(601/204)

schneider(1064/611)-hill(760/264)
gingras(476/235)-beauchemin(73/36)
bouillon(295/71)-chartraw(420/93)

** ** **patrick Roy(551-315-131 2.54 910% )

coach: pat burns(462-353-151) 3 jack adams

done!

[Ford Prefect]

Here's mine (I'm doing G-A-Pts-GP)

John Leclair (404-408-812/946) -- Vincent Damphousse (432-773-1205/1378) -- Mark Napier (371-424-795/1004)
Red Berenson (261-397-658/987) -- Guy Charron (221-309-530/734) -- "Newsy" Lalonde (469-86-550/360 includes all pro leagues)
Dick Duff (283-289-572/1030) -- Ryan Walter (264-382-646/1003) -- Mark Hunter (213-171-384/628 1428 PIM)
Bronco Hovarth (141-185-326/434) -- Keith Acton (226-357-583/1023) -- Danny Grant (263-272-535/736)

Larry Robinson (208-750-958/1384) -- Igor Ulanov (27-135-162/739 1151 PIM)
Harry Cameron (233-125-358/512 games includes all professional leagues) -- Chris Chelios (182-743-925/1476)
Rod Langway (54-298-350/1046) -- Tom Kurvers (93-328-421/659)


Lorne Chabot 201-148-62 2.03 GAA 72 SO. (GAA of 1.53 in 37 career playoff games with 5 shutouts)
Tomas Vokoun 134-147-42 2.57GAA .912 SV PCT 16 SO in 340 NHL games.

Coach: Claude Ruel. Stanley Cup Winner with the 1969 Habs. Coached them 4 seasons

[sXe]

Originally Posted by raketheleaves

Guys, please incorporate the points next to the guys name like I did it. It's going to be hard to put all that information in one post. Readers will get fed up.

30 goals in 1930 isn't the same as 30 in the 70's. I'm trying to come up with more excuses because I'm lazy. Sorry.

[tinyzombies]

That's a good point. I'll make sure to emphasize that when I open the voting thread. Older players need to be considered, not just the new ones.

Those guys back then used to score almost a goal a game too with no assists (before the rule changes).

[tinyzombies]

So far, this is what I'm going to post for the voting thread. Just missing Trexim and Ninot's lineups. Not everyone has put stats with their lineup. Up to you, but you have until Monday at 6pm, then I'll open the voting thread. I would really prefer if you guys could follow the format I used to make it simpler for the readers, but it's up to you.

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1. aymand
2. CoachBombay
3. jason allison'fans
4. Habs4Life-Trexim
5. Jozeph_Balej
6. Ninot
7. raketheleaves
8. Ford Prefect
9. habs911
10. sXe
11. Phil Parent

Aymand:

Martin Rucinsky - Pierre Turgeon - Guy Lafleur
Gilles Tremblay - Trevor Linden - Yvan Cournoyer
Sergei Berezin - Pierre Larouche - Donald Audette
Andrei Kostitsyn - Doug Risebrough - Leroy Goldsworthy

Jyrkie Lumme - Vladimir Malakhov
Rick Green - Patrice Brisebois
Zarley Zalapski - Kevin Haller

Tony Esposito

Coach: Leo Dandurand

Coach Bombay's Team (All-Time Habs):

Mats Naslund(651gm/634pts) - Saku Koivu(569gm/469pts) - Maurice Richard(978gm/965pts)
Brian Bellows(1188gm/1022pts) - Craig Conroy(687gm/406pts) - Didier Pitre(NHA:127gm/182pts/157goals) (NHL:127gm/97pts)
Sergio Momesso(710gm/345pts) - Phil Goyette(941gm/674pts) - Bobby Rousseau(942gm/703pts)
Donald Brashear(759gm/179pts) - Chuck Lefley(407gm/292pts) - Kjell Dahlin(166gm/116pts)

Jacques Laperrière(691gm/282pts) - Craig Ludwig(1256gm/222pts)
Rob Ramage(1044gm/564pts) - Jim Roberts(1006gm/320pts)
John Van Boxmeer(588gm/358pts) - Stéphane Quintal(1037gm/243pts)

Andy Moog(372w-209l-88t)

Coach:Cecil Hart(196w-125l-73t)

More info: http://hfboards.com/showpost.php?p=6...&postcount=377

Jasonallisonfan:

shutt(930/817)-lebeau(373/277)-ryder(162/118)
richer(1054/819)-backstrom(1032/639)-petrov(382/187)
begin(251/56)-bureau(567/138)-mario tremblay(852/584)
chorske(596/237)-boudrias(662/491)-curry(601/204)

schneider(1064/611)-hill(760/264)
gingras(476/235)-beauchemin(73/36)
bouillon(295/71)-chartraw(420/93)

** ** **patrick Roy(551-315-131 2.54 910% )

coach: pat burns(462-353-151) 3 jack adams

Habs4Life-Trexim team:
(games/points PIM)

Herbert Cain (571/400 178) - Jean Beliveau (1125/1219 1029) - Russ Courtnall (1029/744 557)
Marcel Bonin (454/272 336) - Kirk Muller (1349/959 1223) - Gary Leeman (667/466 531)
Georges Mantha (498/191 148) - Jude Drouin (666/456 346)- Mike Keane (1161/470 881)
John Ferguson (500/303 1214) - Brent Gilchrist (792/305 400) - Randy McKay (932/363 1731)

J.C. Tremblay (794/363 204) - Guy LaPointe (894/622 893)
Terry Harper (1066/256 1362) - Sheldon Souray (425/122 686)
Sylvain Lefebvre (945/184 674) - Gerald Diduck (932/212 1612)

Lorne "Gump" Worsley - 861 335/352/150 43(SO) 2.88 (GAA)

Jacques Demers (Head Coach - 14 NHL seasons - 1006g - 409/467/130)

Notes: J.C Tremblay WHL 454/424 126

Jozef_Balej's team:

Aurel Joliat - Elmer Lach - Buddy O'Connor
Pierre Mondou - Doug Gilmour - Claude Lemieux
Dave Balon - Bobby Smith - RW
Alexander Perezhogin - Marty Barry - John Kordic

Jean-Guy Talbot - Bob Murdoch
Herb Gardiner - Bryan Watson
Jack Portland - Jassen Cullimore

Jacques Plante
Jose Theodore

Coach: Jacques Lemaire

Ninot's team:
Games/Goals/Assists/Points

Olmstead (848/181/421/602), Morenz(550/270/197/467), Bure(621/174/226/400)
Lambert(683/206/273/479), Savard(1196/473/865/1338), Larochelle (474/92/74/166)
Zednik(579/161/138/299), Ribeiro(276/50/103/153), Gagnon(454/120/141/261)
Murray(56/1/7), Marshall(1176/265/324/589), Jack LeClair(160/20/40/60)

Desjardins(1143/136/439/575) Mantha(542/63/72/135)
Komisarek(138/2/9/11) Lamoreaux(235/19/79/98)
Leduc(384/58/35/93) Streit (48/2/9/11)

Hainsworth

Dick Irvin, Sr. (Coach)

Raketheleaves:
(games played/points)
%Frank Mahovlich (1181/1103) - Jacques Lemaire (853/835) - $Gordie Drillon (311/294)
Jack Laviolette (18/3) - Pete Mahovlich (884/773) - Mickey Redmond (538/428)
Chris Higgins (82/38) - +Doug Jarvis (964/403) - Jan Bulis (473/222)
Bob Berry (541/340) - %John Quilty (125/70) - Dutch Hiller (385/204)


*Babe Siebert (593/296) - ########Doug Harvey (1113/540)
Andrei Markov (334/158) - Sprague Cleghorn (251/123)
Bill Nyrop (207/63) - Brian Engblom (659/206)

**Rogie Vachon (110-56-30, 2.65)

Coach: Bob Gainey (165-190-60) not including 05-06

*-Hart Trophy Winner
#-Norris Trophy Winner
**-Vezina Trophy Winner
$-Art Ross Trophy Winner
%-Calder Trophy Winner
+-Selke Trophy Winner

Ford Prefect:

Here's mine (I'm doing G-A-Pts-GP)

John Leclair (404-408-812/946) -- Vincent Damphousse (432-773-1205/1378) -- Mark Napier (371-424-795/1004)
Red Berenson (261-397-658/987) -- Guy Charron (221-309-530/734) -- "Newsy" Lalonde (469-86-550/360 includes all pro leagues)
Dick Duff (283-289-572/1030) -- Ryan Walter (264-382-646/1003) -- Mark Hunter (213-171-384/628 1428 PIM)
Bronco Hovarth (141-185-326/434) -- Keith Acton (226-357-583/1023) -- Danny Grant (263-272-535/736)

Larry Robinson (208-750-958/1384) -- Igor Ulanov (27-135-162/739 1151 PIM)
Harry Cameron (233-125-358/512 games includes all professional leagues) -- Chris Chelios (182-743-925/1476)
Rod Langway (54-298-350/1046) -- Tom Kurvers (93-328-421/659)

Tomas Vokoun 134-147-42 2.57GAA .912 SV PCT 16 SO in 340 NHL games.

Coach: Claude Ruel. Stanley Cup Winner with the 1969 Habs. Coached them 4 seasons

Team 911:
(GP/PTS/Stanley Cups)

Dickie Moore(719/608/6) - Joe Malone(125/164/3) - Alex Kovalev(918/745/1)
Scott Thornton(836/264/0) - Brian Skrudland(881/343/2) - Rejean Houle(635/408/5)
Brian Savage(674/359/0) - Tomas Plekanec(69/29/0) - Darcy Tucker(683/359/0)
Dainius Zubrus(610/300/0) - Shaun Van Allen(794/269/0) - Andrei Kovalenko(620/379/0)

Emile Bouchard(785/194/4) - Ken Reardon(341/122/2)
Craig Rivet(599/135/0) - Eric Weinrich(1157/388/0)
Peter Popovic(485/73/0) - Bryan Fogarty(156/52/0)

(GP/GAA/SO/Stanley Cups)
George Vezina(88/3.22/3/2)

(GC/W/L/T/Stanley Cups)
Coach: Toe Blake(914/500/255/159/8)

SXe:

Joe Juneau - Murph Chamberlain - Boom Boom Geoffrion
C.Larose - Y.Perreault - C. Provost
Bob Gainey - Guy Carbonneau - Chris Nilan
A. Mondou - Me - B.Brunet

Dollar St-Laurent - Pierre Bouchard
M.Dandeneault - J.J. Daigneault
C. Goupille - Lyle Odelein

Ken Dryden
Michel Larocque

Coach ; Scotty Bowman

Phil Parent:
(Games/Points/PIM)

T. Blake (577/527/282) - H. Richard (1259/1046/928) - M. Recchi (1256/1265/848)
M. Tardif (963/1067/861) - A. Cassels (1015/732/410) - S.Corson (1156/693/2357)
M. McPhee (744/399/661) - R. Bonk (750/420/453) - L. Deblois (993/525/814)
G. Odjick (605/137/2567) - G. Sather (658/192/724) - G. Paslawski (650/372/169)

S. Savard (1040/439/592) - T. Johnson (979/264/960)
R. Fleming (669/322/1610) - C. Vadnais (1087/587/1813)
P. Svoboda (1028/399/1605) - D. Manson (1103/390/2792)

B. Durnan (6 Vezina Trophies in 7 NHL Seasons)

Coach Michel Therrien (Won Memorial Cup)

[Trexim]

I'll pick Brent Gilchrist as my 4th line center instead.

Habs4Life-Trexim team: (games/points PIM)

Herbert Cain (571/400 178) - Jean Beliveau (1125/1219 1029) - Russ Courtnall (1029/744 557)
Marcel Bonin (454/272 336) - Kirk Muller (1349/959 1223) - Gary Leeman (667/466 531)
Georges Mantha (498/191 148) - Jude Drouin (666/456 346)- Mike Keane (1161/470 881)
John Ferguson (500/303 1214) - Brent Gilchrist (792/305 400) - Randy McKay (932/363 1731)


J.C. Tremblay (794/363 204) - Guy LaPointe (894/622 893)
Terry Harper (1066/256 1362) - Sheldon Souray (425/122 686)
Sylvain Lefebvre (945/184 674) - Gerald Diduck (932/212 1612)

Lorne "Gump" Worsley - 861 335/352/150 43(SO) 2.88 (GAA)

Jacques Demers (Head Coach - 14 NHL seasons - 1006g - 409/467/130)

Notes: J.C Tremblay WHL 454/424 126

[HarryHabs]

no problem rakes...im putting stats right now will be done soon...

[DerekT]

I was missing a forward so I just threw in Jack LeClair

Games/Goals/Assists/Points

Olmstead (848/181/421/602), Morenz(550/270/197/467), Bure(621/174/226/400)

Lambert(683/206/273/479), Savard(1196/473/865/1338), Larochelle(474/92/74/166)

Zednik(579/161/138/299), Ribeiro(276/50/103/153), Gagnon(454/120/141/261)

Murray(56/1/7), Marshall(1176/265/324/589), Jack LeClair(160/20/40/60)

Desjardins(1143/136/439/575) Mantha(542/63/72/135)
Komisarek(138/2/9/11) Lamoreaux(235/19/79/98)
Leduc(384/58/35/93) Streit (48/2/9/11)

Hainsworth
McNeil

Coach: Dick Irvin Sr.

[Phil Parent]

Some observations on the teams above...

- sXe's third line is one of the scariest lines out there. Not only Carbonneau and Gainey at their best on the same line is scary, but Nilan was not a bad hockey player when he was actually required to play between fights. This line could possibly shut down any line on any team, ever.

- Some guys went for the "Best Talent Available, All-Lines" approach, while others tried to build a balanced team with like two scoring line, a defensive line, and an Enforcer line. I went for the later myself.

- If some picks and when they were made are any indication, some guys are very young or didn't make a whole lot of research for this.

- I put a lot of stock in my defensive unit. I went for the "Meat Grinder" effect that makes such duos as Fetisov & Kasatonov (My favourite duo ever) such lethal weapons.

- I'm pretty satisfied with my draft. I got the exact goalie I wanted in Bill Durnan, and I was surprised to see some goalies go out before him.

As I said above I wanted a grinding defense, however I really wanted either Doug Harvey or JC Tremblay to be my quarterback with Tom Johnson as 2nd D. I was very surprised to see JC Tremblay go out just before I got the chance to pick him, and surely enough he was my next pick no matter who would have been available. But in the second round I felt it was too early to pick him and as Doug Harvey was gone, I picked Serge Savard as my ace in defense. Another guy that would have fit in great would have been Rod Langway but again, it was too early in second. I got real lucky that Reggie Fleming slipped this far, he was on my list from the start and I didn't expect him to slip. He's the hard nosed guy I wanted. Same with Manson who also was in my list.

Vadnais & Svoboda were BPA that fit my guidelines for my defense when I picked them. Also, note the rejected Fetisov pick who also fit the idea and would have been a SMOKIN' pick had it gone through.

My offense is a melting pot of BPA and players I had in mind from the start. Henri Richard was really I feel, BPA. However the guy I wanted in the first was Geoffrion. Toe Blake is one man I wanted as a player and I was lucky to get him, he should have gone in the second IMO.

Marc Tardif was also on my list, and I didn't expect him to be picked, so I was very happy to get him and his 1000 career points when I got him.

Recchi, Corson, McPhee & Odjick are also guys I had in mind and got.

I firmly had in mind to pick Mick Vukota as my last pick, to complement my fourth line with Odjick and Sather. However, I pulled back and gave Paslawski the spot instead. Why Paslawski? It was my last pick and his hockey card came back to my mind. So there. My planned 4th line was Odjick - Mark Hunter - Vukota.

A dissapointment would be having no better than Andrew Cassels as second center. But I accepted that when I let sXe have Claude Provost when he drafted a no-name goalie with a similar name meaning to draft him just before I picked. Had I kept Provost, he would have been the right wing on my second line and I would have still picked Corson, but as a Center, centering the second line. I may have tried to pick Fetisov and Sather as a coach, but I got sportsmanship.

I regret also having Michel Therrien as coach, even though he fits the team spirit. My choice was Demers.

[HarryHabs]

Originally Posted by habs911

no problem rakes...im putting stats right now will be done soon...

here u go rakes...

Team 911:

(GP/PTS/Stanley Cups)

Dickie Moore(719/608/6) - Joe Malone(125/164/3) - Alex Kovalev(918/745/1)
Scott Thornton(836/264/0) - Brian Skrudland(881/343/2) - Rejean Houle(635/408/5)
Brian Savage(674/359/0) - Tomas Plekanec(69/29/0) - Darcy Tucker(683/359/0)
Dainius Zubrus(610/300/0) - Shaun Van Allen(794/269/0) - Andrei Kovalenko(620/379/0)

Emile Bouchard(785/194/4) - Ken Reardon(341/122/2)
Craig Rivet(599/135/0) - Eric Weinrich(1157/388/0)
Peter Popovic(485/73/0) - Bryan Fogarty(156/52/0)

(GP/GAA/SO/Stanley Cups)

Georges Vezina(88/3.22/3/2)
Critsboal Huet (100/2.32/11/0)

(GC/W/L/T/Stanley Cups)

Coach: Toe Blake(914/500/255/159/8)

[tinyzombies]

Phil, can you edit your team info down to the format everyone is using? It will make it easier to see all the teams when someone reads it in the new thread.

[Phil Parent]

Yeah, but putting everything just down to numbers, isn't it crushing the spirit of the thing and just making it a pile of stats?

[Phil Parent]

(Games/Points/PIM)

T. Blake (577/527/282) - H. Richard (1259/1046/928) - M. Recchi (1256/1265/848)
M. Tardif (963/1067/861) - A. Cassels (1015/732/410) - S.Corson (1156/693/2357)
M. McPhee (744/399/661) - R. Bonk (750/420/453) - L. Deblois (993/525/814)
G. Odjick (605/137/2567) - G. Sather (658/192/724) - G. Paslawski (650/372/169)

S. Savard (1040/439/592) - T. Johnson (979/264/960)
R. Fleming (669/322/1610) - C. Vadnais (1087/587/1813)
P. Svoboda (1028/399/1605) - D. Manson (1103/390/2792)

B. Durnan (6 Vezina Trophies in 7 NHL Seasons)

Coach Michel Therrien (Won Memorial Cup)

[tinyzombies]

Originally Posted by Phil Parent

Yeah, but putting everything just down to numbers, isn't it crushing the spirit of the thing and just making it a pile of stats?

I think there will be a debate in the new thread about the teams. Most people know these players, so they just need a bit of basic information on top of that. We can't have pages of information to give them, it has to be fairly short and uniform so it makes sense and they can make their picks.

You, or anyone else, can go on there after I open the thread and make your case.

[Vinceee]

Mats Naslund(651gm/634pts) - Saku Koivu(569gm/469pts) - Maurice Richard(978gm/965pts)
Brian Bellows(1188gm/1022pts) - Craig Conroy(687gm/406pts) - Didier Pitre(NHA:127gm/182pts/157goals) (NHL:127gm/97pts)
Sergio Momesso(710gm/345pts) - Phil Goyette(941gm/674pts) - Bobby Rousseau(942gm/703pts)
Donald Brashear(759gm/179pts) - Chuck Lefley(407gm/292pts) - Kjell Dahlin(166gm/116pts)

Jacques Laperrière(691gm/282pts) - Craig Ludwig(1256gm/222pts)
Rob Ramage(1044gm/564pts) - Jim Roberts(1006gm/320pts)
John Van Boxmeer(588gm/358pts) - Stéphane Quintal(1037gm/243pts)

Andy Moog(372w-209l-88t)

Coach:Cecil Hart(196w-125l-73t)


More info: http://hfboards.com/showpost.php?p=6...&postcount=377

[tinyzombies]

Bombay has a good idea, just put a link to the information. But again, this will all be debated in the new thread.

Originally Posted by CoachBombay

Mats Naslund(651gm/634pts) - Saku Koivu(569gm/469pts) - Maurice Richard(978gm/965pts)
Brian Bellows(1188gm/1022pts) - Craig Conroy(687gm/406pts) - Didier Pitre(NHA:127gm/182pts/157goals) (NHL:127gm/97pts)
Sergio Momesso(710gm/345pts) - Phil Goyette(941gm/674pts) - Bobby Rousseau(942gm/703pts)
Donald Brashear(759gm/179pts) - Chuck Lefley(407gm/292pts) - Kjell Dahlin(166gm/116pts)

Jacques Laperrière(691gm/282pts) - Craig Ludwig(1256gm/222pts)
Rob Ramage(1044gm/564pts) - Jim Roberts(1006gm/320pts)
John Van Boxmeer(588gm/358pts) - Stéphane Quintal(1037gm/243pts)

Andy Moog(372w-209l-88t)

Coach:Cecil Hart(196w-125l-73t)


More info: http://hfboards.com/showpost.php?p=6...&postcount=377

[Ford Prefect]

This might be being a little too optimistic, but what do you think the odds are of being able to forward the lineups to a "celebrity" judge? Like send it to someone like Herb Zukowsky, Mitch Melnik, or if possible, Red Fisher and see if they're willing to give them an evaluation? My only concern about the voting is that it will be heavily swayed by people who have never seen some of the old-time players play, or be able to appreciate the different eras these guys played in. Just a thought...

[tinyzombies]

Originally Posted by Ford Prefect

This might be being a little too optimistic, but what do you think the odds are of being able to forward the lineups to a "celebrity" judge? Like send it to someone like Herb Zukowsky, Mitch Melnik, or if possible, Red Fisher and see if they're willing to give them an evaluation? My only concern about the voting is that it will be heavily swayed by people who have never seen some of the old-time players play, or be able to appreciate the different eras these guys played in. Just a thought...

Not a bad idea.....I'll do that when the rosters are finished. No guarantee they'll respond though.

[Team_Spirit]

Im missing a RW

Habs911 4th line is a nightmare

[HarryHabs]

Originally Posted by Jozeph_Balej

Im missing a RW

Habs911 4th line is a nightmare

do u mean that in a good way for me? or bad lol

[sXe]

Originally Posted by Phil Parent

Some observations on the teams above...

- sXe's third line is one of the scariest lines out there. Not only Carbonneau and Gainey at their best on the same line is scary, but Nilan was not a bad hockey player when he was actually required to play between fights. This line could possibly shut down any line on any team, ever.

.

It was and it did.
I remember you could also see an odd shift where Lafleur played on the wing with Carbo and Gainey.

[tinyzombies]

Originally Posted by Jozeph_Balej

Im missing a RW

Habs911 4th line is a nightmare

That's because you took a backup goalie. You can trade the backup in for a RW if you want, otherwise you have to play shorthanded...lol