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After a continued rebuilding process last season, the team has some new faces. The starting Roster is just a starting one, I have a lot of players who will fit into the line-up if some guys struggle. This is the year I found out who is legit and who is a pretender.
No depth charts this year, I went ahead in the season and did too many moves, so it is kind of pointless now.
Transactions:
Waivers:
DAL claimed RW Dario Simion off waivers from ANA
Trade:
To Winnipeg Jets:
RW - Daniel Mannberg
D - Matt Pelech
To Dallas Stars:
LW - Gabriel Pushor
2018 4th Round Pick
Analysis:
At 20 years old, Pushor is leading the AHL in points at the time of this trade. He is a big bodied forward who has tons of room to grow. Mannberg and Pelech were both going to struggling cracking the line-up with our depth.
Waivers:
DAL claims RW - Ryan Callahan off waivers from NYR
Trade Deadline:
To Edmonton Oilers:
RW - Jordan Poirier
To Dallas Stars:
D - Samuel Robert
LW - Kurt Etchegary
RW - Justin Michalski
Analysis:
Poirier was really struggling this season, and was a healthy scratch on numerous occasions, so I felt it was time to move him when his trade value was high. Coming back is Samuel Robert, a good all around defensive prospect who was actually playing with Edmonton this season. With all the injuries my d-core has been taking, it really improves our depth. Etchegary was a highly touted prospect in 2014, and while he is 23 now, can still make the NHL next season hopefully in a filler role. Michalski is 6'5" and a sniper RW. At 20 years old, he won't crack the line-up this season, but definitely has a shot to in the future and will be a force to be reckoned with.
Waivers:
DAL claimed LW - Wotjek Wolski off waivers from FLA
End of Regular Season:
Record: 52-24-6 (1st in NHL)
2.95 Goals For Per Game (5th in NHL)
2.44 Goals Against Per Game (3rd in NHL)
16.5% Powerplay Efficiency (16th in NHL)
84.2% Penalty Kill Efficiency (12th in NHL)
Playoffs:
Hilbert, Hacker, Andersen and Svendsen all out to start the playoffs.
Starting Playoff Roster:
Round 1 vs. Los Angeles Kings:
Game 1: 3-0 Win.
Game 2: 2-0 Win.
Game 3: 2-1 Win.
(Andersen and Hacker in; Robert and Boyce-Rotevall out)
Game 4: 5-3 Win.
4-0 Series Win.
Michael Nishi was very strong in the series, with a .964% and 1.01 GAA. Alan Caldwell and Loui Eriksson paced the offence with 4 points each. Strong series, Top point scorer Bobby Ryan needing more production though.
Round 2 vs. Phoenix Coyotes:
Game 1: 1-0 Win.
Game 2: 1-4 Loss.
Game 3: 2-1 Win.
Game 4: 4-3 Win.
Game 5: 2-0 Win.
(Eriksson out; Wilson in)
4-1 Series Win.
A strong series by Nishi and Bobby Ryan, but losing Eriksson for the next round could be tough. Hopefully our inexperience doesn't hurt us.
Western Conference Finals vs. Chicago Blackhawks:
Game 1: 1-4 Loss.
Game 2: 4-3 Loss.
(Hilbert in; Orpik out)
Game 3: 1-2 Loss.
Game 4: 3-5 Loss.
Game 5: 2-3 Loss.
1-4 Series Loss.
A tough series for us offensively, our inexperience in the playoffs seems to have effected some guys. Next season we will be stronger and older though, and we have high hopes moving forward that the beginning of the dynasty years isn't far away.
Stanley Cup Champions:
Toronto Maple Leafs
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OFFSEASON:
Retirements:
Brooks Orpik (984 GP, 21 G, 153 A, 174 P)
2018 NHL Entry Draft:
Round 1:
Trade:
To Vancouver Canucks:
LW - Wotjek Wolski
RW - Dimitri Tolpeko
2023 1st Round Pick
To Dallas Stars:
2018 1st Round Pick (1st)
Pick #1: LW - Travis Baker
Round 2:
No Trades or Picks
Round 3:
Trade:
To Washington Capitals:
RW - Tom Wilson
RW - Stephen Nosad
LW - Craig Kemp
To Dallas Stars:
RW - Nikolai Tyutin
D - Keith Seabrook
LW - Gustav Prossler
No Picks
Round 4:
No Trades
Pick #117: LW - Martin Woolley
Round 5:
No Trades or Picks
Round 6:
No Trades
Pick # 178: C - Mats Sundin
Round 7:
No Trades
Pick #208: LW - Austin Gaustad
Re-Sign Phase:
Re-signed players:
RW - Bobby Ryan
LW - Pontus Aberg
LW - Jason Houde
D - Samuel Robert
RW - Payton Ruter
D - Joseph Hilbert
D - Joonas Valkonen
C - Lewis Andersen
Rookie Contracts:
LW - Travis Baker
RW - Nikolai Tyutin
RFA's given qualifying offers:
C - Jeremy Boyce-Rotevall (Signed)
RW - Kim Sundstrom (Signed)
LW - Kurt Etchegary (Traded)
G - Brandon Stone (Signed)
G - Corbin Boes (Signed)
Released:
RW - Ryan Callahan
D - Keith Seabrook
C - Sebastian Svendsen
LW - Gustav Prossler
Free Agency:
Signed:
D - Jimmy Tanguay
C - Morgan Klimchuk
D - Brett Kulak
C - Cole Cassels
LW - Terry Neidermayer
Trades:
To New York Rangers:
D - Joonas Valkonen
RW - Dario Simion
To Dallas Stars:
D - Michel Pageau
Analysis:
A cost cutting deal, Pageau is a big defensive prospect at 22 years old, 6'4", 210 lbs. With C-,A,A- potential, he projects to be a shut down d-man in the NHL by next season. Should start in the AHL.
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To Winnipeg Jets:
D - Braydon Coburn
2024 1st Round Pick
2024 2nd Round Pick
2024 3rd Round Pick
2024 4th Round Pick
To Dallas Stars:
C - Dave Pardy
2019 1st Round Pick
Analysis:
Dave Pardy, 23, is a towering centerman at 6'5", 212 lbs. A player with a complete all around game, he had 16 points in 79 games playing on Winnipeg's fourth line. He is expected to battle with Victor Trevelyan for the 2nd line center position. The first was required for cap purposes in my next deal.
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To Philadelphia Flyers:
C - Alex Galchenyuk
D - David Musil
LW - Kurt Etchegary
2019 1st Round Pick
To Dallas Stars:
D - Graham Doell
D - Jan Kostalek
RW - Eric Ming
Analysis:
Graham Doell, 21, was the 2nd pick behind Joseph Hilbert in the 2015 draft, is an elite offensive defenceman. At 6'5", 209 lbs, he also brings a fairly decent physical game with him. He will be in the top 4 d-pairings this season, either with former World Junior teammate Hilbert or Christopher Hacker.
Jan Kostalek is 23 and 6'3", 187 lbs. A pure defensive defenceman, will be battling with Stillman and Robert for the 5th and 6th d-pairings.
Eric Ming is a 25 year old two way forward. He brings a good speed and defensive element, but has never played an NHL game so far. Will start in the AHL, but solid performance and potential injuries could see him fill in on a bottom 6 role.
| Dallas Stars Depth Chart - 2017-18 | ||||
| STARTER | 2ND | 3RD | 4TH | |
| LW | Loui Eriksson (89) | Pontus Aberg (86) | Jason Houde (85) | Carter Proft (82) |
| C | Trent Lofthouse (87) | Alex Galchenyuk (87) | Victor Trevelyan (80) | Sebastien Svendsen (78) |
| RW | Bobby Ryan (91) | Alan Caldwell (83) | Jordan Poirier (88) | Raphael Corriveau (85) |
| D #1 | Zach Bogosian (90) | Christopher Hacker (85) | David Musil (83) | |
| D #2 | Braydon Coburn (90) | Joseph Hilbert (83) | Ray Stillman (81) | |
| G | Michael Nishi (85) | Niklas Lundstrom (83) | ||
No depth charts this year, I went ahead in the season and did too many moves, so it is kind of pointless now.
Transactions:
Waivers:
DAL claimed RW Dario Simion off waivers from ANA
Trade:
To Winnipeg Jets:
RW - Daniel Mannberg
D - Matt Pelech
To Dallas Stars:
LW - Gabriel Pushor
2018 4th Round Pick
Analysis:
At 20 years old, Pushor is leading the AHL in points at the time of this trade. He is a big bodied forward who has tons of room to grow. Mannberg and Pelech were both going to struggling cracking the line-up with our depth.
Waivers:
DAL claims RW - Ryan Callahan off waivers from NYR
Trade Deadline:
To Edmonton Oilers:
RW - Jordan Poirier
To Dallas Stars:
D - Samuel Robert
LW - Kurt Etchegary
RW - Justin Michalski
Analysis:
Poirier was really struggling this season, and was a healthy scratch on numerous occasions, so I felt it was time to move him when his trade value was high. Coming back is Samuel Robert, a good all around defensive prospect who was actually playing with Edmonton this season. With all the injuries my d-core has been taking, it really improves our depth. Etchegary was a highly touted prospect in 2014, and while he is 23 now, can still make the NHL next season hopefully in a filler role. Michalski is 6'5" and a sniper RW. At 20 years old, he won't crack the line-up this season, but definitely has a shot to in the future and will be a force to be reckoned with.
Waivers:
DAL claimed LW - Wotjek Wolski off waivers from FLA
End of Regular Season:
Record: 52-24-6 (1st in NHL)
2.95 Goals For Per Game (5th in NHL)
2.44 Goals Against Per Game (3rd in NHL)
16.5% Powerplay Efficiency (16th in NHL)
84.2% Penalty Kill Efficiency (12th in NHL)
| Dallas Stars Stats - 2017-18 | |||||||||
| Skaters | GP | G | A | PTS | +/- | GW | PIM | SOG | SPCT |
| Bobby Ryan | 75 | 29 | 53 | 82 | 31 | 3 | 65 | ||
| Trent Lofthouse | 67 | 23 | 51 | 74 | 31 | 8 | 58 | ||
| Loui Eriksson | 82 | 34 | 37 | 71 | 24 | 8 | 12 | ||
| Alex Galchenyuk | 82 | 24 | 45 | 69 | 13 | 6 | 20 | ||
| Pontus Aberg | 82 | 13 | 34 | 47 | 4 | 4 | 67 | ||
| Alan Caldwell | 70 | 20 | 21 | 41 | 7 | 3 | 27 | ||
| Zach Bogosian | 79 | 4 | 29 | 33 | 28 | 1 | 82 | ||
| Victor Trevelyan | 82 | 10 | 20 | 30 | 3 | 0 | 8 | ||
| Carter Proft | 82 | 11 | 15 | 26 | 9 | 2 | 18 | ||
| Christopher Hacker | 80 | 8 | 17 | 25 | 11 | 0 | 166 | ||
| Ryan Callahan | 61 | 14 | 11 | 25 | 9 | 3 | 68 | ||
| Jason Houde | 60 | 7 | 12 | 19 | 10 | 0 | 38 | ||
| Sebastian Svendsen | 77 | 10 | 8 | 18 | 4 | 0 | 6 | ||
| Ray Stillman | 82 | 5 | 11 | 16 | 20 | 0 | 85 | ||
| Joseph Hilbert | 59 | 2 | 14 | 16 | 12 | 0 | 60 | ||
| Braydon Coburn | 54 | 4 | 12 | 16 | 27 | 1 | 61 | ||
| David Musil | 70 | 4 | 10 | 14 | 3 | 0 | 32 | ||
| Raphael Corriveau | 82 | 8 | 6 | 14 | -6 | 5 | 51 | ||
| Samiel Robert | 59 | 2 | 11 | 13 | -23 | 0 | 23 | ||
| Lewis Andersen | 20 | 5 | 4 | 9 | 0 | 1 | 0 | ||
| Goalies | GP | W | L | T | GAA | TOI | SV | SV% | SHO |
| Michael Nishi | 62 | 38 | 20 | 2.30 | .918 | 6 | |||
| Niklas Lundstrom | 21 | 11 | 5 | 2.58 | .914 | 1 | |||
| Brandon Stone | 4 | 3 | 0 | 1.44 | .952 | 1 | |||
Playoffs:
Hilbert, Hacker, Andersen and Svendsen all out to start the playoffs.
Starting Playoff Roster:
| Dallas Stars Depth Chart - 2017-18 | ||||
| STARTER | 2ND | 3RD | 4TH | |
| LW | Loui Eriksson (89) | Pontus Aberg (86) | Jason Houde (85) | Carter Proft (83) |
| C | Trent Lofthouse (88) | Alex Galchenyuk (87) | Victor Trevelyan (80) | Jeremy Boyce-Rotevall (80) |
| RW | Bobby Ryan (91) | Alan Caldwell (83) | Ryan Callahan (85) | Raphael Corriveau (86) |
| D #1 | Braydon Coburn (91) | Brooks Orpik (85) | Ray Stillman (82) | |
| D #2 | Zach Bogosian (91) | David Musil (84) | Samuel Robert (82) | |
| G | Michael Nishi (86) | Niklas Lundstrom (84) | ||
Round 1 vs. Los Angeles Kings:
Game 1: 3-0 Win.
Game 2: 2-0 Win.
Game 3: 2-1 Win.
(Andersen and Hacker in; Robert and Boyce-Rotevall out)
Game 4: 5-3 Win.
4-0 Series Win.
Michael Nishi was very strong in the series, with a .964% and 1.01 GAA. Alan Caldwell and Loui Eriksson paced the offence with 4 points each. Strong series, Top point scorer Bobby Ryan needing more production though.
Round 2 vs. Phoenix Coyotes:
Game 1: 1-0 Win.
Game 2: 1-4 Loss.
Game 3: 2-1 Win.
Game 4: 4-3 Win.
Game 5: 2-0 Win.
(Eriksson out; Wilson in)
4-1 Series Win.
A strong series by Nishi and Bobby Ryan, but losing Eriksson for the next round could be tough. Hopefully our inexperience doesn't hurt us.
Western Conference Finals vs. Chicago Blackhawks:
Game 1: 1-4 Loss.
Game 2: 4-3 Loss.
(Hilbert in; Orpik out)
Game 3: 1-2 Loss.
Game 4: 3-5 Loss.
Game 5: 2-3 Loss.
1-4 Series Loss.
A tough series for us offensively, our inexperience in the playoffs seems to have effected some guys. Next season we will be stronger and older though, and we have high hopes moving forward that the beginning of the dynasty years isn't far away.
Stanley Cup Champions:
Toronto Maple Leafs
------------------------
OFFSEASON:
Retirements:
Brooks Orpik (984 GP, 21 G, 153 A, 174 P)
2018 NHL Entry Draft:
Round 1:
Trade:
To Vancouver Canucks:
LW - Wotjek Wolski
RW - Dimitri Tolpeko
2023 1st Round Pick
To Dallas Stars:
2018 1st Round Pick (1st)
Pick #1: LW - Travis Baker
Round 2:
No Trades or Picks
Round 3:
Trade:
To Washington Capitals:
RW - Tom Wilson
RW - Stephen Nosad
LW - Craig Kemp
To Dallas Stars:
RW - Nikolai Tyutin
D - Keith Seabrook
LW - Gustav Prossler
No Picks
Round 4:
No Trades
Pick #117: LW - Martin Woolley
Round 5:
No Trades or Picks
Round 6:
No Trades
Pick # 178: C - Mats Sundin
Round 7:
No Trades
Pick #208: LW - Austin Gaustad
Re-Sign Phase:
Re-signed players:
RW - Bobby Ryan
LW - Pontus Aberg
LW - Jason Houde
D - Samuel Robert
RW - Payton Ruter
D - Joseph Hilbert
D - Joonas Valkonen
C - Lewis Andersen
Rookie Contracts:
LW - Travis Baker
RW - Nikolai Tyutin
RFA's given qualifying offers:
C - Jeremy Boyce-Rotevall (Signed)
RW - Kim Sundstrom (Signed)
LW - Kurt Etchegary (Traded)
G - Brandon Stone (Signed)
G - Corbin Boes (Signed)
Released:
RW - Ryan Callahan
D - Keith Seabrook
C - Sebastian Svendsen
LW - Gustav Prossler
Free Agency:
Signed:
D - Jimmy Tanguay
C - Morgan Klimchuk
D - Brett Kulak
C - Cole Cassels
LW - Terry Neidermayer
Trades:
To New York Rangers:
D - Joonas Valkonen
RW - Dario Simion
To Dallas Stars:
D - Michel Pageau
Analysis:
A cost cutting deal, Pageau is a big defensive prospect at 22 years old, 6'4", 210 lbs. With C-,A,A- potential, he projects to be a shut down d-man in the NHL by next season. Should start in the AHL.
--------------------
To Winnipeg Jets:
D - Braydon Coburn
2024 1st Round Pick
2024 2nd Round Pick
2024 3rd Round Pick
2024 4th Round Pick
To Dallas Stars:
C - Dave Pardy
2019 1st Round Pick
Analysis:
Dave Pardy, 23, is a towering centerman at 6'5", 212 lbs. A player with a complete all around game, he had 16 points in 79 games playing on Winnipeg's fourth line. He is expected to battle with Victor Trevelyan for the 2nd line center position. The first was required for cap purposes in my next deal.
---------------------
To Philadelphia Flyers:
C - Alex Galchenyuk
D - David Musil
LW - Kurt Etchegary
2019 1st Round Pick
To Dallas Stars:
D - Graham Doell
D - Jan Kostalek
RW - Eric Ming
Analysis:
Graham Doell, 21, was the 2nd pick behind Joseph Hilbert in the 2015 draft, is an elite offensive defenceman. At 6'5", 209 lbs, he also brings a fairly decent physical game with him. He will be in the top 4 d-pairings this season, either with former World Junior teammate Hilbert or Christopher Hacker.
Jan Kostalek is 23 and 6'3", 187 lbs. A pure defensive defenceman, will be battling with Stillman and Robert for the 5th and 6th d-pairings.
Eric Ming is a 25 year old two way forward. He brings a good speed and defensive element, but has never played an NHL game so far. Will start in the AHL, but solid performance and potential injuries could see him fill in on a bottom 6 role.
# 1
Zweihander @ Jul 18
Hopefully you can finally take them, even with all the injuries to the D. Big move trading Poirier, former top 10 pick? Right?
# 2
Bloop33 @ Jul 18
Former #1 pick in 2012 yes. He just wasn't working for me, had only 9 points or so in 43 games and was a -6. With so many guys battling for ice time, I figured I might as well move him rather than waste him.
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