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r1c3bowl22 · 01-18-2018, 05:33 PM

Quote:Originally posted by NYRangers3061@Jan 18 2018, 03:24 PM

For now

The S30/31 Mammoths are finally accomplishing something

That phrase would have been much more powerful had you not said finally hahaha

~~formx~~ · 01-19-2018, 12:27 AM

Quote:Originally posted by daBenchwarmer@Jan 18 2018, 11:06 AM
I better make it on :(

we won't bud

Let's make a top 100 scrubstars

daBenchwarmer · 01-19-2018, 11:45 AM

Quote:Originally posted by Xmas@Jan 19 2018, 12:27 AM

we won't bud

Let's make a top 100 scrubstars

triggered

i'm so down to make that

***Hallsy*** · 01-19-2018, 12:56 PM

Quote:Originally posted by NYRangers3061@Jan 18 2018, 02:24 PM

For now

The S30/31 Mammoths are finally accomplishing something

Tf i have been accomplishing stuff.

NYRangers · 01-19-2018, 01:08 PM

Quote:Originally posted by ThatDamnMcJesus@Jan 19 2018, 12:56 PM

Tf i have been accomplishing stuff.

True. S30 Colorado draft class I should say Tongue

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CFJ · 01-19-2018, 01:15 PM

Wew, finally made the list, lel.

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Abdeezy · 01-19-2018, 01:28 PM

Quote:16. (S28) G (Seattle Riot) - Michael McFadden || +26
Average Grade: 88.83
Past Seasons: S31-73, S32-73, S33-56, S34-58, S35-21, S36-26, S37-42

Coming in at 16 is Michael McFadden of the Riot, enjoying his best season to date, going 29-9-3 between the pipes and finishing with a .920 save percentage and winning the John McBride trophy to boot. [b]Seattle has needed a goaltender like this for some time, and with them finally getting it, they will need to make the most of it. This is particularly apparent considering regression is well on its way for McFadden starting with S38.
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Seattle heard you, and they traded me

***Hallsy*** · 01-19-2018, 01:36 PM

Quote:Originally posted by NYRangers3061@Jan 19 2018, 11:08 AM

True. S30 Colorado draft class I should say

pretty sure I have the worst +/- of all time though :lol:

Andy · 01-19-2018, 01:45 PM

Am I moving up?

TheWoZy · 01-19-2018, 01:50 PM

Quote:Originally posted by ThatDamnMcJesus@Jan 19 2018, 12:36 PM

pretty sure I have the worst +/- of all time though  :lol:

Not a HoF

sash · 01-19-2018, 07:00 PM

Quote:Originally posted by Abdeezy@Jan 19 2018, 12:28 PM

<a href='index.php?showuser=1352' rel='nofollow' alt='profile link' class='user-tagged mgroup-8'>ArGarBarGar</a>

Seattle heard you, and they traded me

Lmao RIP

ArGarBarGar · 01-24-2018, 06:12 PM

89. (S31) G (Minnesota Chiefs) - Olli O'Koivu || -3
Average Grade: 74.20
Past Seasons: S38-86

At 89 is Minnesota Chiefs goaltender, formerly Kyle Wahlgren, now Olli O'Koivu. O'Koivu had a bit of a rocky start with his new name change, but not terrible all things considered. In fact some might consider this ranking to be a bit of a slight considered he went 28-10-6 with a .913 save percentage and a total of 6 shutouts, tied for the lead among Chiefs goaltenders all time. So with those things in mind it is possible they had no idea who this guy was with the name, and didn't think of his past seasons. This is why you don't change your name in the SHL. It just leads to bad things.

88. (S30) D (San Francisco Pride) - Victor Lindstrom || New Entry
Average Grade: 74.40
Past Seasons: None

At 88 is San Francisco Pride defender Victor Lindstrom, entering the list for the first time with a breakout season where he scored 8 goals and 42 points, third among his teammates in scoring and leading them to quite the impressive run. Lindstrom is an interesting case, because we are already coming on S39 and Lindstrom hasn't been much of a factor in the league going on his 8th season here. Lindstrom didn't seem to fit in well with the Panthers, and took a bit of growing when he was eventually traded to the Pride, but now it seems like he has found a good home and may run with it while he enters his prime years.

87. (S24) C (Calgary Dragons) - Alex Mack || Returning Entry
Average Grade: 74.40
Past Seasons: S29-72, S30-65, S31-63, S32-50, S33-82, S34-95, S35-93, S36-82

Coming back onto the list is Alex Mack of the Dragons, the veteran center who we once thought was out of the picture completely makes one more attempt to push on this list. Mack scored 9 goals and 38 points, not bad for an old timer, and even did a pretty decent job on the power play, scoring 8 points. He even did this while playing fewer than 20 minutes a night, so even if his time is numbered he could still make a bit of noise on this list.

86. (S22) G (Toronto North Stars) - Mark Harter || +1
Average Grade: 74.60
Past Seasons: S24-101, S25-78, S26-89, S27-69, S28-22, S29-25, S30-30, S31-44, S32-17, S33-55, S34-53, S35-23, S36-58, S37-70 S38-87

Another veteran (this one a member of the very small S22 brigade), this one a goaltender is Mark Harter coming in at 86. Still doing a pretty decent job, earning wins the best way that he can, even if that means he requires a much better supporting cast to do it. Harter went 15-21-6, with a .896 save percentage and 3.56 goals against average, as well as zero shutouts. Harter is possibly seeing his career come to an end with his regressing play, but within a close distance of some of the greats in wins, Harter may just make that push before he ends up retiring.

85. (S27) RW (Los Angeles Panthers) - Jaxson Reynolds || -35
Average Grade: 74.80
Past Seasons: S34-61, S35-34, S36-28, S37-66 S38-50

At 85 is Jaxson Reynolds of the Panthers, making a major fall after his play has continued to take a steady tumble. Reynolds scored 9 goals and 28 points, once again unable to get back to his 50+ point ways, and that may be for the forseeable future at this point. Reynolds has seen his minutes shrink over time as well, and with regression continuing to take its toll on the veteran winger this is most likely the beginning of the end for him, assuming he doesn't get knocked out of the list by next season.

84. (S29) C (Los Angeles Panthers) - Nicolas Winter || -33
Average Grade: 75.20
Past Seasons: S33-73, S36-91, S37-72 S38-51

At 84 is Panthers center Nicolas Winter, another player taking a big tumble after what looked like a pretty consistent career arc. Winter scored 14 goals and 33 points in his first outing for the Panthers, unable to get to his 40 point ways from the previous three seasons (where he scored an average of almost 42 points), and an awful -15 on the year to boot. The Panthers did have their own problems, and with Winter finishing in the top-3 among the team in scoring that probably isn't the worst thing that could have happened for him.

83. (S18) LW (Calgary Dragons) - Esa Anrikkanen || -20
Average Grade: 75.40
Past Seasons: S20-45, S21-48, S22-35, S23-6, S24-7, S25-34, S26-14, S27-27, S28-29, S29-12, S30-11, S31-5, S32-15, S33-50, S34-54, S35-35, S36-25, S37-41 S38-63

Esa Anrikkanen, King of Parms, comes in at 83, after suffering the worst individual season of his career since S19, almost two decades previously. Anrikkanen, after so many seasons, may have finally fallen victim to the undefeated adversary that is time, as Anrikkanen scored 16 goals and only 27 points in S38. Despite the poor numbers he has expressed his confidence that he can keep going, and with this it is possible he may be vying to unseat McKeil as the SHL all-time leading scorer. Certainly possible, but he will have to make major changes to his game to do that.

82. (S35) D (West Kendall Platoon) - Fin KrÃ¼ger || New Entry
Average Grade: 75.80
Past Seasons: None

At 82 is a new entry Finn KrÃ¼ger, enjoying a sizeable step up in his sophomore season where he scored 4 goals and 28 points. The Platoon are starting to get some decent defenders to begin filling the gaps left by their major players of previous seasons, and KrÃ¼ger could potentially be the player to do it. His 77 hits weren't too shabby either, and with only 23 minutes a night he could become even more of an asset to the team once he is able to get his endurance up. As a S35 player, the sky is the limit at this point.

81. (S32) D (Buffalo Stampede) - Charles Walker || New Entry
Average Grade: 75.80
Past Seasons: None

At 81 is another new entry Charles Walker, this one in his fourth SHL season and his slow but steady progression paying dividends. Walker scored 18 goals and 35 points for the Stampede, a team that had their own share of problems as an organization. However Walker was able to make a name for himself and even finished 4th among their top scorers. The -10 plus minus is something to be concerned about, but he is still pretty young and can turn over a new leaf. That is if he wants to do that.

80. (S31) G (Edmonton Blizzard) - Ekaterina Rudnikova || New Entry
Average Grade: 75.80
Past Seasons: None

Finishing off the 80s is Blizzard goaltender Ekaterina Rudnikova, the third new entry in a row and this one with a goaltender who is already starting to show signs of being the next big thing in the SHL. Although being a S31 goaltender this is probably something that should have happened awhile ago. A record of 16-22-6 isn't entirely great, but it is her second season with the team, and her .901 save percentage isn't terrible. But it is possible this is the best she can do, which is certainly trouble for Edmonton.

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ztevans · 01-24-2018, 06:21 PM

Quote:Originally posted by ArGarBarGar@Jan 24 2018, 05:12 PM
[b]89. (S31) G (Minnesota Chiefs) - Olli O'Koivu || -3
Average Grade: 74.20
Past Seasons: S38-86

At 89 is Minnesota Chiefs goaltender, formerly Kyle Wahlgren, now Olli O'Koivu. O'Koivu had a bit of a rocky start with his new name change, but not terrible all things considered. In fact some might consider this ranking to be a bit of a slight considered he went 28-10-6 with a .913 save percentage and a total of 6 shutouts, tied for the lead among Chiefs goaltenders all time. So with those things in mind it is possible they had no idea who this guy was with the name, and didn't think of his past seasons. This is why you don't change your name in the SHL. It just leads to bad things.
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I suddenly feel justified for all the times I refused to change my name.

***Wally*** · 01-24-2018, 06:24 PM

Lmao. Dead. My â€œmultiâ€ has more intelligence. A rocky start? Yet all six shutouts were in the first half of the season. You guys are ridiculous. Lol haha

daBenchwarmer · 01-24-2018, 06:36 PM

tfw the Riot's scrub ass goalie can make it on but Abes can't smdh

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