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Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Fri March 13, 2015 2:27 pm
by philpritchard
The fact that you guys have posted in here means you're in for the tournament, right?
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Fri March 13, 2015 3:20 pm
by @SkitchP
philpritchard wrote:The fact that you guys have posted in here means you're in for the tournament, right?
Spreadsheet look good to go?
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Fri March 13, 2015 3:30 pm
by philpritchard
@SkitchP wrote:philpritchard wrote:The fact that you guys have posted in here means you're in for the tournament, right?
Spreadsheet look good to go?
Absolutely!
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Fri March 13, 2015 3:38 pm
by @SkitchP
philpritchard wrote:@SkitchP wrote:philpritchard wrote:The fact that you guys have posted in here means you're in for the tournament, right?
Spreadsheet look good to go?
Absolutely!
yay!
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Fri March 13, 2015 4:49 pm
by philpritchard
If we end up with ten teams, we can probably do up to a 72 game schedule (play everyone eight times). With 12 teams, we would probably do 66 (play everyone six times).
The other option is that we try a different set up with two conferences/divisions and figure out a schedule from there.
I don't know. Thoughts?
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Fri March 13, 2015 6:13 pm
by @SkitchP
philpritchard wrote:If we end up with ten teams, we can probably do up to a 72 game schedule (play everyone eight times). With 12 teams, we would probably do 66 (play everyone six times).
The other option is that we try a different set up with two conferences/divisions and figure out a schedule from there.
I don't know. Thoughts?
You're running the show and I'm on board for whatever.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Sat March 14, 2015 2:36 am
by Mecca
@SkitchP wrote:philpritchard wrote:If we end up with ten teams, we can probably do up to a 72 game schedule (play everyone eight times). With 12 teams, we would probably do 66 (play everyone six times).
The other option is that we try a different set up with two conferences/divisions and figure out a schedule from there.
I don't know. Thoughts?
You're running the show and I'm on board for whatever.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Sat March 14, 2015 9:51 pm
by @SkitchP
If you need an additional team to balance anything I can set up and track a 2nd.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Sun March 15, 2015 8:12 am
by Lament
How many games do you plan on simming per day, phil? For your sake, it's important to strike a good balance.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Sun March 15, 2015 8:16 pm
by philpritchard
Lament wrote:How many games do you plan on simming per day, phil? For your sake, it's important to strike a good balance.
I was thinking everyone plays two per day against the same team. My only concern is that I'm not sure I'll be able to do them on the weekends
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Sun March 15, 2015 8:40 pm
by Lament
If you do two games a day, you'll save yourself a lot of time by having the same home team for both.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Sun March 15, 2015 9:27 pm
by Simple Torture
I'm cautiously optimistic about the Bruins' play right now. Tonight's game is going to do a lot to show how ready they are for the playoffs.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Sun March 15, 2015 11:08 pm
by numbers
Simple Torture wrote:I'm cautiously optimistic about the Bruins' play right now. Tonight's game is going to do a lot to show how ready they are for the playoffs.
They look good right now, but I'm still pretty down on their chances in the playoffs.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Tue March 17, 2015 6:58 pm
by southp
numbers wrote:Simple Torture wrote:I'm cautiously optimistic about the Bruins' play right now. Tonight's game is going to do a lot to show how ready they are for the playoffs.
They look good right now, but I'm still pretty down on their chances in the playoffs.
I'm hoping the Bruins get the Lightning in the first round and knock them out, while the Habs cruise past the Wings... setting up another Canadiens-Bruins 2nd round matchup.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Thu March 19, 2015 3:48 pm
by BigRedLedbetter
ARe we still doing the What If tourney? Sorry been MIA lately.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Thu March 19, 2015 5:30 pm
by philpritchard
BigRedLedbetter wrote:ARe we still doing the What If tourney? Sorry been MIA lately.
We are, and I really need to get on posting the details, don't I?
We do, however, have southp taking part, and he's a real live Habs fan, so you may have to stick with the Stars and/or find a different team.
I think the Stars would actually be pretty solid, especially if you include the Minnesota years. Take the '98-'99 team, add in some Benn, Seguin, Broten and Ciccarelli, and you're good to go!
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Thu March 19, 2015 5:37 pm
by philpritchard
Also, if anyone wants a second team, just go ahead and pick one and we'll go from there. It shouldn't be too hard; I don't think there will be much in-season maintenance since you have relatively little control over who plays. You just pick your starting lineup and goalie each game.
To recap:
1. Me - Toronto Maple Leafs
2. Skitch - Detroit Red Wings
3. Lament - Pittsburgh Penguins
4. #BRL - Dallas Stars
5. numbers - Boston Bruins
6. Kaius - St. Louis Blues
7. TBAMTS - Chicago Blackhawks
8. Mecca - Buffalo Sabres
9. southp - Montreal Canadiens
We definitely want an even number so teams don't have to have days off, and I'm ok with anywhere up to 16 teams (which would probably make for a 60 game schedule), but 12 teams/66 games is probably the most realistic. I'm definitely up for making a second team.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Thu March 19, 2015 5:50 pm
by BigRedLedbetter
philpritchard wrote:BigRedLedbetter wrote:ARe we still doing the What If tourney? Sorry been MIA lately.
We are, and I really need to get on posting the details, don't I?
We do, however, have southp taking part, and he's a real live Habs fan, so you may have to stick with the Stars and/or find a different team.
I think the Stars would actually be pretty solid, especially if you include the Minnesota years. Take the '98-'99 team, add in some Benn, Seguin, Broten and Ciccarelli, and you're good to go!
No worries or rush just curious.
I figured there was a Canadians fan that existed around here. The Sabers are my fave Eastern Conference team. I'd rock a Sabers team if needed but looks like mecca has that. Pretty sure we know who his goalies will be.
That is essentially what I did. Def added Broten (on the 1980 USA team so I had to) and a couple guys from the Stanley Cup team that lost to the Pens in 91. Totally forgot Ciccarelli. Ughh! The 98-99 team alone was very talented top to bottom.
I did not know anything about hockey until the Stars moved to Dallas. I went to a game when I was 13 in their first year. That and NHL 94 for Sega got me hooked. I knew and liked those teams very well. I added Russ Courtnall, Dave Gagner, Ulf Dahlen and Andy Moog. This will be super fun.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Thu March 19, 2015 7:03 pm
by philpritchard
I know the positions don't actually matter much, but here's how I see my team lining up as of now. A couple really tough cuts, and there's a chance this could change quite a bit, but:
1920-21 Babe Dye - 1977-78 Darryl Sittler - 1934-35 Charlie Conacher
1940-41 Sweeney Schriner - 1947-48 Syl Apps - 1919-20 Corb Denneny
1977-78 Lanny McDonald - 1970-71 Dave Keon - 1943-44 Lorne Carr
1960-61 Frank Mahovlich - 1992-93 Doug Gilmour - 1993-94 Wendel Clark
2002-03 Alexander Mogilny - 1998-99 Mats Sundin - 1993-94 Dave Andreychuk
1977-78 Borje Salming - 1967-68 Tim Horton
2002-03 Tomas Kaberle - 1943-44 Babe Pratt
1976-77 Ian Turnbull - 2005-2006 Bryan McCabe
1952-53 Harry Lumley
1941-42 Turk Broda
Notice the significant lack of recent players. Because obviously.
Re: NHL Thread
Posted: Thu March 19, 2015 10:33 pm
by BigRedLedbetter
Loooooooooved Mats Sundin.
If I ever have the extra cash I always wanted a Peter Stastny or Sundin Nordiques jersey.