Well folks its that time of year again. The cups have been handed out and for the next few months the league will begin to re-shuffle for another exciting year of SHL hockey. One of the most anticipated events scheduled between now and the start of next season is the fan, and player, favorite SHL and SMJHL draft. Each year every team looks to the draft for an opportunity to infuse there roster with a little youth and talent that may someday be the difference in a Challenge cup run. Many players picked will never reach there full potential. Once promising careers will lead to draft day busts as high end picks find themselves shelved on junior rosters for the rest of the hockey lives. Some prospects will go on to be solid SHL players and play many years as contributors to playoff caliber teams. There is always a chance, however, that somewhere in this sea of young talent there is that one player. That one player who can forever change the face of a franchise. That player who might provide game after game of legendary performances. That player that kids will grow up wanting to be as there parents share the endless “I was there when he…” stories with. Could that player be here? Could that next great player be out there right now just waiting to be drafted to your team? Only time will tell. Here is a look at a few of the promising young faces of the S24 SHL entry draft.

1. Vlad McZehrl- A big jump in rankings from a year ago for McZehrl. Last years 8th overall pick and second player selected by the runner up Vancouver Whalers was second to none once the season kicked off. With an impressive 16 goals and 23 assists McZehrl led all rookies last year in including 1st overall selection, and fellow teammate, Beau Ballard in points scored. Not even the pressure of the playoffs were enough to break McZehrls stride during the Whalers cup run. Taking his dominant skill into the post-season Vlad posted an impressive 7 goals in 18 games. When it comes to speed, puckhandling and scoring McZehrl has no equals in this draft. Vancouver would love the opportunity to role him onto the ice again next season but first McZerhrl will have the opportunity to crack an SHL roster. At 6 feet 2 inches and 203lbs McZehrl already has the body type required to play at the next level. His solid defensive play and un-exhaustable endurance will also give him the best shot to start right away. McZehrl makes all the sense in the world to go number one to Calgary. The Dragons will look long and hard at the German born skater. He may be just what they need to spark a rise to the top.

2. Mitchell Dambach- Like the McZehrl, Mitchell Dambach has done some climbing this year in the mock drafts. Many experts still have Dambach going 1st overall and its not all that hard to see why. While Dambachs goal number wont blow you away he still finished top 5 in the SMJHL in points scored by rookes with 29. Another positive has been Dambachs ability to play a physical role in the St. Louis offensive. Despite being only 6’1, 200lbs Dambach was 3rd in the entire league when it came to hits. Dambachs physical strength is unprecedented and allows him to play an effective role as power forward even from the center position. Dambachs strength and checking ability was also a major factor in the St. Louis defense. While Dambach may end up being sent down for another season of junior hockey, West Kendall is in major need of a physical presence that Dambach can provide. I don’t forsee Dambach slipping much further then 2nd overall.

3. Beau Ballard- Last years number one selection and Vancouver Whalers golden boy didn’t enjoy the superstar success that many hoped he would have. Despite cranking up the heat in the playoffs and tallying 11 points Beau Ballard only managed 8 goals and 17 assists through the regular season, very average numbers compared to some of the other rookies. Even with Ballards under-whelming year in juniors hes just to good to pass up at the number three spot for Toronto. Ballard remains a young and gifted phenom and the North Stars would be very happy to see this young star fall to them. Overall Ballard may be the best overall skater in this draft and his ability to see the ice and create opportunities will be in high demand at the next level. Ballards 6 foot 3 inch height is also positive as he will be able to battle better for pucks if he can put some weight on that 190lb frame. It is important to note that at this point Ballard will require some coaching up when it comes to his defensive game. His play in the defensive zone should improve in the right system but lets be honest, Ballard will always be know for his offensive game. Have the North Stars found the next poster boy for Toronto sports?

Expectations remain high for Ballard following a rough junior season

4. Damien Wert- The 3rd overall pick in the junior draft and first overall selection by St. Louis was another surprising low scorer in last years regular season. Which could be why he slips to 4th in the draft. Despite scoring only 8 goals for the last place Scarecrows, Wert was a workhorse on and off the ice. The 276 TPE earned by Wert this season shows that Wert is willing to get his hands dirty and work his way to the top. In the St. Louis lockerroom Wert is known for being the first one on the ice and the last one off. He is gym rat and never stops trying to improve his game. While goal scoring was not an eye popping stat for Wert this season his ability to shoot is better then any of the three players ranked before him. His defensive soundness, skating and puckhandling are also bluechip level skills for this young forward. Like McZehrl, Wert may be another SHL ready prospect next year. Expect Winnipeg to take a good long look at this kid as he may be the missing piece needed to get the Jets back in the playoffs.

5. Kyle Prince- Finally we stop our run of forwards in this draft and see our first goalie go off the board. Drafted in the second round of the SMJHL draft Prince once again appears to be the consensus top goalie of this years stock. This is a big accomplishment for the Regina Force net minder as his junior season started off on a rocky path. After being suspended prior to the start of the regular for substance abuse issues, Kyle Prince went on an embarrassing run of sub par play that led him to finishing the season with the most losses by a starting goaltender. Despite all this Prince continued to improve through the season posting a respectable .881 save percentage. His improvement continued through to the playoffs where, despite loosing in 5 games to Vancouver, Prince was easily the best player on the ice for the Regina Force. Despite early season issues Prince seems to have turned his act around and appears to be focused on becoming a top goaltender. Minnesota may be a good spot for Kyle Prince as the Chiefs could certainly use a top prospect like this to someday take over for Dymo Ranjan. Other then Ranjan the only other goaltender on the Chiefs roster is Mike Schmidt, who some might argue that Kyle Prince is already better then. The plan should be to let Prince marinade in Regina for a least another year and then work him up through the Chiefs system playing a few games a year in the back up role. By the time Ranjan is ready to retire Minnesota would be able to come off the bench with one of the top young goalies in hockey.

6. Patrick Brumm- Continuing to step away from the forward run we see our first defensemen go off the board in Patrick Brumm. Despite being drafted 17th overall by Regina last year Brumm blew everyone away with his pre-season play. As his high motor continued to run into the regular season it became obvious that Brumm was deserving of first line and power play minutes. Brumm is the definition of a puck-moving defensemen and while his ability to shoot and distribute the puck is excellent his defensive game is very sound too. Brumm wont wow you with physicality. He is not known as someone who lands the bone crushing blows or game altering checks. He will, however, be a future power play quarterback and wont give up an inch in the defensive zone. Texas may be looking for an upgrade to there blue-line with this pick. While the Renagades were middle of the pack in goals allowed and power play % Brumm makes the most sense as he can give both a much needed boost. Brumm could also bring a lot of leadership qualities to a team know to many as “arrogant” and may be looking for a face lift prior to the season.

Brumm has what it takes to be top overall defenseman

7. This pick is the source of a little controversy as Hamilton had to forfeit this pick for “Bending the rules” in an attempt to gain a competitive edge. (Who do these guys think they are? The New England Patriots?) Hamilton finished at the top of there conference last year, so its hard to feel to bad for the Steelhawks. With that being said the loss of a first round pick can prove to be devastating to a teams foundation, especially if Hamilton is looking for that last piece to maybe get them to the cup. We will see if the Steelhawks can put this all behind them in the upcoming season.

8. Brandon Girard- Hamiltons loss is the Wolfpacks gain. This years Challenge cup champions hold the next two picks of the draft and it’s a bit of a surprise. Two days ago the Wolfpack held no first round picks but just as the team was hoisting the Challenge cup, management was already hard at work putting together a few big trades. Most recently the Pack shipped out long time New England forward Carter O’Callahan for a slew of picks over the next few years. With the first of these picks the Wolfpack go back to defense and grab Brandon Girard. What an opportunity it is for Girard to go to Challenge cup winners only a few short weeks after winning the Four Star cup for himself. Girard is much more of an all around defensemen then Brumm, the previous pick, appears to be. While Girard has a solid shot, and appears to be able to move the puck well he is also a sound defender who can lower his shoulder and lay the lumber from time to time. Girard is also known for being in incredible shape and having the endurance to put together big time minutes in key games. Even as a rookie it was clear the Girard was a major factor in the Falcons championship run posting not only 8 points in 12 games but a solid 24 hits. New England will be looking to add some key pieces to there system following some big trades. It looks right now as though the Pack might be sacrificing short term success for an opportunity to grab a load of young talent and put together some extended cup runs in the future. Girard is a very safe pick and may be a corner stone for that group for a long time.

9. Randy Randleman- For the second of their first round picks the Wolfpack go offense with Knights forward Randy Randleman. Randleman is a pure offensive forward with a ton of upside that the Pack should be pumped to get their hands on. Despite scoring only 3 goals this regular season and being vastly underrated, Randleman is known for being extremely active in the Knights locker room and leader on the ice. Like a few other forwards ahead of him offensive is the key Randlemans game. Randle is a possession winger with great scoring ability, puckhandling and skating. While his defensive game is poor it is not so bad to the point of Randleman being a hinderence when on the ice, at least not at the junior level. With another year of junior hockey under his belt Randleman would have time to work on his defensive game and prepare himself for a better all around performance at the next level. With Carter O’Callahan gone this pick makes all the sense in the world for New England to make. While it will be impossible to replace O’callahan, at least in the short-run, Randleman can be a big step in easing some of that pain.

10. Mirko Antonio Scuderi- With the tenth pick in the first round Manhattan gets its first opportunity to improve upon its “middle of the pack” roster. The Rage were fortunate enough to wedge there way into the playoffs this year, however, they are certainly a few strides away from a legitimate cup run. Mirko Antonio Scuderi was the fourth overall pick of the SMJHL entry draft last year and makes a lot of sense to Rage as a top ten selection. Scuderi quietly put together one of the more impressive rookie campaigns of the S23 season scoring 18 goals and 19 assists for a team without a lot of supporting talent. Scuderis 18 goals were actually enough to earn him the top goal scoring spot among rookies. Scuderi is another one of the all around forwards of this draft. With an impressive scoring touch to go with a solid defensive foundation Scudari gives coaches a good forward who, with a little work, could become a first line talent in the SHL someday. Scuderi could be a major addition to a Rage team that ranked in the bottom 3 of the league in goals for last year.

11. Igor Ogorodnikov- With the 11th pick in the draft we see the 2nd goalie come off the board to the Edmonton Blizzard. Ogorodnikov actually outplayed the number one ranked goalie of this draft for most of the season last year and is actually ranked higher than Kyle Prince on many draft boards. When it comes to number Igor Ororodnikov earns his 1st round grade here. Not only did he lead the SMJHL with a .891 save percentage and a 2.95 GAA but Ogorodnikov also finished with an impressive 11-6 win/loss record and posted 2 shutouts, most by a rookie last year. Although extremely talent Ogorodnikovs measurable are not what GMs may be searching for in a starting goaltender. Standing at only 6 feet tall and weighing in at 185 the Russian netminder is far from what teams like to see for a prototypical goalies size. This may be what leads team away from him initially and towards Prince. It is well documented that there is pretty exciting goalie dual between our two top netminders in this years draft and I think that we will get a chance to see it play out again next year in the SMJHL. Like Prince, Ogorodnikov could also usually a little more seasoning before taking on a starting role at the SHL level. Taking all of this into account Edmonton still takes a shot on Igor with a first round pick. His raw skills are better then Kyle Princes and if it weren’t for a few inches he may be the consensus number one guy between the pipes. It will be interesting to see how much the rivalry between these two guys is fueled by both of them going once again in the first round.

Despite small size, Ogorodnikov may be the most skilled goalie in the draft

12. Shea Robinson- Rounding out the first round of the SHL draft any number of players could go off the board to Calgary. They Dragons have already snagged the best overall player in McZehrl with the top overall pick which is why I have Calgary going defense with number 12. Shea Robinson is giant defender standing 6 feet 6 inches and weighing in at 220 lbs. Physically he is a specimen that not many teams at any level will be able to counter. While known for being a level headed member of the Regina Force roster he is also known to have a mean streak that can lead to some bruises and black eyes for opposing teams. Listed as a two way defender Robinson put together a very impressing rookie year. Despite not being known for his offensive prowess Robinson managed to notch 5 goals and 23 assists last year, enough to rank him 6th in scoring among all rookies. On the defensive side Robinson showed little reguard for his own body ranking 5th amongst all players in shots blocked last year with 51 and landing 64 bone rattling hits on opponents. While there are many things Robinson does well at this point in his career many critics report that he doesn’t do any one thing at an exceptional level. He is a solid all around player but doesn’t hold any one skill that is better then the rest. This fact will make Robinson a bit of a project at the next level and he may require another year in Regina before the Dragons see what they really have in this pick. The good news is that Robinson has the right attitude and wants to be a top defender. The Dragons leave the first round with possibly the best player in the draft at #1 and a bit of a gamble player with a high ceiling at #12. A very good day to be a Dragons fan.

Player most likely to bust: Beau Ballard- Ballard was ranked as a top end, once in a generation type prospect last year heading into the SMJHL entry draft, what happened? Well he put together a pretty average season while other rookies soared past him in the stats column. Beau Ballard is a pretty poor defensive player known purely for his dynamic offensive skill. If Beau can only muster 8 goals on a loaded Whalers roster then he may not be who we think he is.

Player with biggest upside: Shea Robinson- A lot of heart in the big guy and a undeniable desire to be the best. He has intimidating size and a good core group of skills to build on. Under the right system, with the right coach this kid could flourish and end up being the steal of the draft. Even as the 12th overall pick.

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good luck at the draft.

Pavel Pivonka  |  Two-Way Center |  Seattle Riot  | 381 TPE  
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Teemu Sirius | RW | RETIRED
Name: Teemu Sirius
Position: Right Wing
Height: 6’2”
Weight: 198 pounds
Born: Finland
Player Type: Offensive Forward
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Seppo Repo | C | RETIRED
Name: Seppo “The Finnisher” Repo
Position: Center
Height: 6’6”
Weight: 245 pounds
Born: Helsinki, Finland
Player Type: Enforcer
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Rider Clitsome | RW | RETIRED - SHL Hall of Fame
Name: Rider Clitsome
Position: RW
Overall: 80
Player Type: Sniper
Shoots: Right
Height: 5’9”
Weight: 170 lbs
Born: West Germany
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S20 SMJHL DRAFT :
Drafted 2nd overall by the Vancouver Whalers

S21 SHL DRAFT:
Drafted 5th overall by the Hamilton Steelhawks

CONTRACTS:
Signed a 1 year $2m contract with the Vancouver Whalers for S20 in the SMJHL
S21: Signed 3yr $15m ELC with the Hamilton Steelhawks
S23: Signed 1yr $4m extension for S24 with Hamilton

REGULAR SEASON STATS:
SMJHL:
S20: 40gp l 13g l 15a l 28pts l +20 l 6PIMs l 19 Hits l 71 Shots l 2 SB l 18.07 AMG

SHL:

SHL REGULAR SEASON TOTALS:
557gp l 211g l 222a l 433pts l +37 l 127 PIMs l 309 Hits l 2107 Shots l 142 SB

PLAYOFF STATS:
SMJHL:
S20: 7gp l 1g l 4a l 5pts l +1 l 2PIMs l 2Hits l 13 Shots l 0 SB l 16.74 AMG

SHL:
S21: 18gp l 4g l 2a l 6pts l +/-0 l 2 PIMs l 1 Hits l 42 Shots l 7 SB l 20.20 AMG

SHL PLAYOFF TOTALS:

ACHIEVEMENTS:

S22 Damian Littleton Trophy for Dedication
S22 Finished #50 in SHL Point Scoring
S23 Ranked #82 on Top 100 Players of Today
S23 Finished 6th in Points/20mins in SHL
S23 Finished #34 in SHL Point Scoring
S23 Damian Littleton Trophy for Dedication
S24 Ranked #45 on Top 100 Players of Today
S24 Challenge Cup Champion
S25 Ranked #64 on Top 100 Players of Today
S26 Ranked #56 on Too 100 Players of Today
S26 Challenge Cup Champion
S26 IIHF Silver Medal -Germany
S27 Ranked #67 on Too 100 Players of Today
S28 Ranked #13 on Top 100 Players of Today
S29 Ranked #4 on Top 100 Players of Today
S30 Ranked #5 on Top 100 Players of Today
S29 SHL Record. Tied 3rd All Time Goals Per Season Record. 30 goals.
S29 Anton Razov Trophy for Playoff MVP (losing team)
7/20/16 became highest paid player in SHL history with 1yr @ $25m free agency contract with TOR for S30
S29 1st Team All Star
S30 Vancouver Whalers Hall of Fame
Signed 1year $7m contract with Buffalo Stampede for S31 final season
S31  Ranked #31 on Top 100 Players of Today
Traded to New England Wolfpack at S31 deadline
5th All Time Hamilton Steelhawks Scoring Leaders
S31 Challenge Cup Champion
S31 IIHF Silver Medal-Germany

Roman Schultz | D | RETIRED - Hamilton Steelhawks Hall of Fame
Name: Roman Schultz
Position: Defense
Overall: 84
Player Type: Defensive Defenseman
Shoots: Left
Height: 6’8”
Weight: 250 lbs
Number: 55
Birthplace: Natick, Massachusetts
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DRAFTS:
Selected 1st Overall S10 NWJHL Entry Draft by Montreal Impact
Selected 5th Overall S11 SHL Entry Draft by Hamilton Steelhawks

CONTRACTS:
1 year at $750,000 with Montreal Impact with a NTC
2 years at $3m for S11 & $4m in S12 with Hamilton Steelhawks
4 yr ext. with Hamilton Steelhawks $3.5m for S13&S14 and $3m for S15 and $2m for S16
1 year extension for S17 at $3m with Hamilton Steelhawks
4 year extension for S18-S21 at $5m each +NTC with Hamilton Steelhawks

REGULAR SEASON STATS:
S11: 50gp | 0g | 12a | 12pts | +17 | 52 PIMs | 2 Fights | 84 Hits | 19 Shots | 30 SB | 16.81 AMG |
S12: 50gp | 2g | 23a | 25pts | +16 | 59 PIMs | 1 Fight | 96 Hits | 7 Shots | 36 SB | 18.56 AMG |
S13: 39gp | 4g | 25a | 29pts | -2 | 54 PIMs | 4 Fights | 85 Hits | 52 Shots | 38 SB | 25.80 AMG |
S14: 50gp | 5g | 31a | 36pts | +20 | 44 PIMs | 99 Hits | 93 Shots | 48 SB | 21.56 AMG |
S15: 50gp | 9g | 26a | 35pts | +12 | 60 PIMs | 121 Hits | 80 Shots | 51 SB | 22.54 AMG |
S16: 50gp | 3g | 25a | 28pts | +15 | 60 PIMs | 4 Fights | 72 Hits | 37 Shots | 61 SB | 20.99 AMG
S17:  50gp | 6g | 14a | 20pts | +7 | 50 PIMs | 77 Hits | 53 Shots | 40 SB | 22.57 AMG
S18:  50gp l 7g l 25a l 32pts l +1 l 38 PIMs l 142 Hits l 57 Shots l 52 SB l 22.82 AMG
S19: 50gp l 6g l 26a l 32pts l +12 l 50 PIMs l 85 Hits l 64 Shots l 47 SB l 23.38 AMG
S20: 50gp l 6g l 30a l 36pts l +25 l 64 PIMs l 119 Hits l 58 Shots l 62 SB l 22.60 AMG

REGULAR SEASON TOTAL:
489 gp | 48g | 237a | 285pts | +123 | 531 PIMs | 11 Fight | 980 Hits | 520 Shots | 465 SB

PLAYOFF STATS:
S11: 15gp | 0g | 1a | 1pts | +7 | 24 PIMs | 27 Hits | 9 Shots | 9 SB | 15.30 AMG |
S12:  5gp | 1g | 4a | 5pts | -1 | 4 PIMs | 7 Hits | 2 Shots | 4 SB | 21.41 AMG |
S13:  4pg | 1g | 1a | 2pts | -4 | 0 PIMs | 11 Hits | 4 Shots | 8 SB | 26.03 AMG |
S14:  6gp | 4g | 4a | 8pts | -1 | 0 PIMs | 14 Hits | 12 Shots | 11 SB | 22.64 AMG |
S15: 5gp | 0g | 3a | 3pts | +2 | 8 PIMs | 13 Hits | 8 Shots | 4 SB | 22.41 AMG |
S16:  6gp | 1g | 3a | 4pts | -1 | 27 PIMs | 1 Fight | 15 Hits | 2 Shots | 6 SB | 20.79 AMG |
S17: 13gp | 2g | 4a | 6pts | +/-0 | 8 PIMs | 24 Hits | 14 Shots | 14 SB | 24.93 AMG |
S18: 7gp l 1g l 5a l 6pts l +2 l 6 PIMs l 13 Hits l 8 Shots l 5 SB l 24.36 AMG
S19: 18gp | 4g | 11a | 15pts | +1 | 23 PIMs | 1 Fight | 34 Hits | 26 Shots | 23 SB | 24.50 AMG |
S20: 14gp l 2g l 6a l 8pts l +2 l 27 PIMs l 1 Fight l 25 Hits l 20 Shots l 8 SB l 24.58 AMG

PLAYOFF STAT TOTALS:
93gp | 16g | 42a | 58pts | +7 | 127 PIMs | 3 Fight | 183 Hits | 105 Shots | 92 SB |

AWARDS & HONORS:
Named Assistant Captain S10 Montreal Impact
S10 Eastern Conference Champions (MTL)
Named to Team USA WJC Team
Bronze Medal Team USA WJC
S10 NWJHL Zach Miller Trophy for Most Dedicated Player
Named Captain Team Schultz S10 NWJHL All Star Game
Voted #11 on top 25 SHL Prospects List
Named Assistant Captain S11 Hamilton Steelhawks
Named to Team USA WJC Team
Named Captain Team USA WJC Team
Named GM Team USA IHF Team
Silver Medal Team USA WJC
S11 Prince of Wales Trophy
S11 CHALLENGE CUP CHAMPIONS - HAMILTON STEELHAWKS
Bronze Medal as GM of Team USA IHF
Co-GM of Hamilton Steelhawks
General Manager of the Hamilton Steelhawks
S17 President's Trophy
Assistant Captain of S17, S18, S19, S20 Hamilton Steelhawks
S19 President's Trophy
S19 Prince of Wales Trophy
S20 President's Trophy
S20 Prince of Wales Trophy
Retired in S20 at #76 on the SHL All Time Scoring List
Inducted into the Hamilton Steelhawks Hall of Fame
S20 Third Team All Star
S22 Ranked #56 - SHL Top 100 Players of All Time

Michal Pivonka | RW | RETIRED
Name: Michal Pivonka
Position: Right Wing
Player Type: Playmaker[/pbl
[pbl]Shoots: Right
Height: 6’2”
Weight: 198 lbs
Number: 20
Born: Kladno, Czech Republic
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Regular Season:
S9 | PGF | GP: 40 | G: 18 | A: 35 | PTS: 53 | P/M: -3 | PIM: 28 | Shots: 164| Hits: 43 | Hits Taken: 8
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Playoffs:
PGF Eliminated in 7gms by Kelowna Knights in Qualifier
S9 | NWJHL | PGF | GP: 7 | G: 4 | A: 7 | PTS: 11 | P/M: 4 | PIM: 2 | Shots: 41 | Hits: 5 | Hits Taken: 1
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IHF:
| WJC | WLD | GP: 14 | G: 3 | A: 2 | PTS: 5 | P/M: -5 | PIM: 6 | Shots: 40 | Hits: 18 | Hits Taken: 16
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DRAFTS:
Not Applicable/ Undrafted

CONTRACTS:
Signed as Free Agent with PGF S9 $2,000,000

AWARDS & HONORS:
242 TPE
Assistant Captain - S9 Prince George Firebirds
Fourth among Season 9 Rookie Scorers
1st Selection NWJHL S9 All-Star Game
Nine Points (4g & 5a) in NWJHL All Star Game
1st Star NWJHL All Star Game
Silver Medal at WJC - Team World
Olympic Bronze Medal - Team Slovakia

I'd be incredibly happy with our pick if we landed a takent like Brumm.

If I dont go to Toronto. Its a open field. I honestly dont know where I could possibly end up. Could drop and drop.

we will see what will happen in this great Draft Class :">

Challenge Cup Wins:
S18 - Seattle Riot (with Chris McZehrl)*
S23 - New England Wolfpack (with Chris McZehrl)*
S27 - Calgary Dragons (with VLAD McZehrl)
S34 - Manhattan Rage (with VLAD McZehrl)
S37 - Winnipeg Jets (with VLAD McZehrl)
S46 - Buffalo Stampede (with GOD McZehrl)*

*first ever Challenge Cup of Franchise History

Four Star Cup Wins:
S24 - Vancouver Whalers (with VLAD McZehrl)
S39 - St. Louis Scarecrows (with GOD McZehrl)

SHL Hall of Fame Members:
S24 - Chris McZehrl *
(GP: 764 | G: 322 | A: 461 | P: 783 | +/-: +109)
S40 - VLAD McZehrl *
(GP: 653 | G: 333 | A: 361 | P: 694 | +/-: +141)

*1st Ballot Hall of Famer

small note: GOD McZehrl played at first as Defender and later as Forward!

Gut feeling is saying or

Wow excellent article. Really good read.

Good read, but still Pejonis is going under the radar. What do I have to do to get in the 1st round, post nude pics of Kate Upton and Emma Watson?

Originally posted by patriotm21@Jun 5 2015, 11:53 PM

10.  [b]Mirko Antonio Scuderi- With the tenth pick in the first round Manhattan gets its first opportunity to improve upon its “middle of the pack” roster.  The Rage were fortunate enough to wedge there way into the playoffs this year, however, they are certainly a few strides away from a legitimate cup run. 

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Just here polishing my Championship ring.


Nice article though

how many rounds, 3?

Originally posted by LatvianBastard@Jun 6 2015, 07:12 AM
Good read, but still Pejonis is going under the radar. What do I have to do to get in the 1st round, post nude pics of Kate Upton and Emma Watson?

Same!

I still like this mock, though. Nice job!

Wow man, awesome article

Originally posted by LatvianBastard@Jun 6 2015, 08:12 AM
Good read, but still Pejonis is going under the radar. What do I have to do to get in the 1st round, post nude pics of Kate Upton and Emma Watson?

YES PLEASE!

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[S70] - Alekss Ivanova - [NBB|MIN] - 499 TPE

Name: Alekss "Nova" Ivanova
Birthplace: Ventspils, Latvia
Height: 6' 1"
Weight: 205
Number: 28
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[S69] Claimed off waivers by GFG
[S69] Traded to NBB
[S70] Drafted 31st Overall by MIN
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Career Accomplishments:
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Career Statistics:
SMJHL Regular Season:
[S69] GP:66|G:17|A:23|P:40|+/-:-16|PIM:12|FO:49.9%
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McZehrl and Robinson to the Dragons? McZehrl looks to be huge, and it would be awesome to have another Regina Force alumni in Shea Robinson come to the Dragons.

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Michael "Big Game" Boychuk || D || Calgary Dragons
Name: Michael Boychuk
Age: Old
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 195 lbs
Number: 23
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SHL Career Statistics || Calgary Dragons
S24 REG: GP: 52, G: 1, A: 13, P: 14, +/-: -5, PIMS: 42, H: 53, SB: 36
S25 REG: GP: 50, G: 3, A: 13, P: 16, +/-: 5, PIMS: 42, H: 49, SB: 30
S26 REG: GP: 50, G: 1, A: 22, P: 23, +/-: 8, PIMS: 58, H: 69, SB: 37
S27 REG: GP: 50, G: 4, A: 24, P: 28, +/-: 8, PIMS: 46, H: 54, SB: 31
S28 REG: GP: 50, G: 6, A: 26, P: 32, +/-: -5, PIMS: 10, H: 25, SB: 55
S29 REG: GP: 50, G: 7, A: 28, P: 35, +/-: 10, PIMS: 6, H: 29, SB: 46
S30 REG: GP: 50, G: 6, A: 35, P: 41, +/-: 27, PIMS: 0, H: 26, SB: 54
S31 REG: GP: 50, G: 8, A: 38, P: 46, +/-: 19, PIMS: 6, H: 30, SB: 71
S32 REG: GP: 50, G: 7, A: 24, P: 31, +/-: -1, PIMS: 28, H: 27, SB: 66
S33 REG: GP: 50, G: 9, A: 34, P: 43, +/-: 8, PIMS: 34, H: 78, SB: 69
S34 REG: GP: 50: G: 3, A: 31, P: 34, +/-: -2, PIMS: 50, H: 100, SB: 67
S35 REG: GP: 50, G: 2, A: 36, P: 38, +/-: 24, PIMS: 36, H: 90, SB: 76
S36 REG: GP: 50, G: 8, A: 32, P: 40, +/-: 14, PIMS: 46, H: 68. SB: 56
S37 REG: GP: 50: G: 5, A: 22, P: 27, +/-: 8, PIMS: 56, H: 139, SB: 84
S38 REG: GP: 50, G: 7, A: 20, P: 27, +/-: 7, PIMS: 52, H: 103, SB: 58
S39 REG: GP: 50, G: 4, A: 28, P: 32, +/-: 21, PIMS: 22, H: 38, SB: 66
S40 REG: GP: 50, G: 4, A: 20, P: 24, +/-: 6, PIMS: 10, H: 32, SB: 55
S41 REG: GP: 50, G: 0, A: 13, P: 13, +/-: -3, PIMS: 6, H: 9, SB: 51
S42 REG: GP: 50, G: 1, A: 13, P: 14, +/-: -2, PIMS: 2, H: 6, SB: 26
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SHL Playoff Statistics || Calgary Dragons
S24 PLF: GP: 4, G: 0, A: 1, P: 1, +/-: -1, PIMS: 2, H: 3, SB: 4
S25 PLF: GP: 5, G: 0, A: 0, P: 0, +/-: -5, PIMS: 2, H: 5, SB: 7
S26 PLF: GP: 7, G: 0, A: 2, P: 2, +/-: +2, PIMS: 2, H: 10, SB: 3
S27 PLF: GP: 18, G: 5, A: 5, P: 10, +/-: -1, PIMS: 12, H: 15, SB: 10
S28 PLF: GP: 5, G: 0, A: 1, P: 1, +/-: 1, PIMS: 2, H: 0, SB: 4
S29 PLF: GP: 19, G: 0, A: 11, P: 11, +/-: +3, PIMS: 0. H: 4, SB: 21
S30 PLF: GP: 11, G: 2, A: 4, P: 6, +/-: -4, PIMS: 0, H: 6, SB: 23
S31 PLF: GP: 6, G: 1, A: 5, P: 6, +/-: 0, PIMS: 0, H: 3, SB: 1
S32 PLF: GP: 16, G: 3, A: 9, P: 12, +/-: 8, PIMS: 4, H: 14, SB: 16
S33 PLF: GP: 16, G: 4, A: 12, P: 16, +/-: 1, PIMS: 6, H: 32, SB: 28
S35 PLF: GP: 13, G: 2, A: 6, P: 8, +/-: 5, PIMS: 10, H: 14, SB: 13
S36 PLF: GP: 11, G: 3, A: 2, P: 5, +/-: -10, PIMS: 4, H: 23, SB: 26
S37 PLF: GP: 7, G: 3, A: 4, P: 7, +/-: -1, PIMS: 8, H: 19, SB: 14
S38 PLF: GP: 17, G: 3, A: 17, P: 20, +/-: 12, PIMS: 14, H: 19, SB: 31
S39 PLF: GP: 4, G: 0, A: 0, P: 0, +/-: -2, PIMS: 0, H: 6, SB: 7
S40 PLF: GP: 19: G: 0, A: 4, P: 4, +/-: 6, PIMS: 2, H: 11, SB: 28
S41 PLF: GP: 6: G: 0, A: 4, P: 4, +/-: 1, PIMS: 0, H: 0, SB: 8
S42 PLF: GP: 16: G: 0, A: 5, P: 5, +/-: 3, PIMS: 2, H: 2, SB: 11
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SMJHL Career Statistics || Regina Force
S22 REG: GP: 40, G: 10, A: 18, P: 28, +/-: -5, PIMS: 41, H: 29, SB: 45
S23 REG: GP: 40, G: 12, A: 26, P: 38, +/-: -3, PIMS: 81, H: 74, SB: 42
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SMJHL Playoff Statistics
S22 PLF: GP: 5, G: 0, A: 3, P: 3, +/-: -2, PIMS: 7, H: 7, SB: 10
S23 PLF: GP: 5, G: 2, A: 3, P: 5, +/-: 1, PIMS: 14, H: 9, SB: 8
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Transactions:
Drafted 14th overall by Regina in the S22 SMJHL Entry Draft
Drafted 5th overall by Calgary in the S23 SHL Entry Draft
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Awards:
S27 Challenge Cup (CGY)
S29 Challenge Cup (CGY)
S32 Challenge Cup (CGY)
S40 Challenge Cup (CGY)
S42 Challenge Cup (CGY)