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Saturday, October 27, 2012
Posted on October 27, 2012 at 01:29 AM.
Colts 2015 Roster
#OFFENSEPOSAGEHTWTCOLLEGE
7Rockford OdomQB206'3229Iowa
8Chandler HarnishQB276'2220N. Illinois
18Justin ZumwaltQB226'5231Purdue
22Fred JacksonHB346'1216Coe College
40Peyton HillisHB296'2250Arkansas
21Kendall HunterHB265'7199Oklahoma St.
20Taiwan JonesHB276'0195Eastern Wash.
33Vick BallardHB255'11217Mississippi St.
49Brit MillerFB286'0253Illinois
84Roddy WhiteWR336'0212UAB
82Antwan AdamsWR236'3230Colorado
89Jonathan BaldwinWR266'4230Pittsburgh
13T.Y. HiltonWR255'9183FIU
15LaVon BrazillWR265'11191Ohio
80Coby FleenerTE266'6247Stanford
81Austin WalesTE216'7248Clemson
83Dwayne AllenTE256'3255Clemson
78Dexter SmithburgLT246'7313Florida State
76Jeff BackusLT376'5305Michigan
67Brandon HillLG216'5302Penn State
60Jason PinkstonLG286'4305Pittsburgh
56Cameron BrownC236'4293Syracuse
51J.D. WaltonC286'3305Baylor
62Kody WorthyRG216'6308Indiana
63Brandon FuscoRG256'4301Slippery Rock
69Winston JusticeRT306'6317USC
75Na'Quan TartabullRT206'5328N.C. State
79Jusitn AndersonRT276'5342Georgia
#DEFENSEPOSAGEHTWTCOLLEGE
97Pernell McPheeLE266'3280Mississippi St.
90Cory ReddingLE346'4315Texas
95Jacob AdamsRE226'7310West Georgia
91Sione PouhaDT366'3325Utah
99Tank BurlsbeeDT226'2334USF
61Josh ChapmanDT266'1316Alabama
98Robert MathisLOLB346'2245Alabama A&M
55James LaurinaitisMLB286'2250Ohio State
50Duran CooperMLB236'3247Cal Poly SLO
54Marquise DuncanMLB226'3244Wake Forest
59Angel WilliamsMLB226'3236Grambling St.
93Dwight FreeneyROLB356'1268Syracuse
52Lance BriggsROLB346'1244Arizona
23Vontae DavisCB275'11203Illinois
27Darion FranklinCB236'1212Wyoming
24DeAngelo HallCB315'10195Virginia Tech
25Ike TaylorCB356'2195UL Lafayette
28Javier ArenasCB275'9197Alabama
41Antoine BetheaFS315'11196Howard
34Kentrell RayFS206'0188Texas A&M
42Kurt ColemanFS275'11195Ohio State
32Aspha ThomoasSS216'1211Washington
#SPECIAL TEAMSPOSAGEHTWTCOLLEGE
2Greg ZuerleinK276'0187Missouri W State
1Pat McAfeeP296'1220West Virginia
Sunday, July 15, 2012
Posted on July 15, 2012 at 12:09 AM.
San Francisco 49ers Depth Chart - Year 2
Regular Offense
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
WRMichael Crabtree (84)Kyle Williams (76)Ted Ginn (74)
TEVernon Davis (97)Delanie Walker (72)Craig Stevens (67)
LTJoe Staley (86)A.C. Robinson (74)Nick Kaczur (69)
LGMike Iupati (97)Vince Manuwai (73)Chester Pitts (72)
CShaun O'Hara (89)Jonathan Goodwin (76)
RGBobbie Williams (85)Adam Snyder (79)Chilo Rachal (74)
RTAnthony Davis (84)Mark Tauscher (80)
WRA.J. Saunders (83)Braylon Edwards (76)Tajvio Porter (67)
QBMatthew Dunbar (85)Colin Kaepernick (77)Jamie Miller (75)
FBBruce Miller (84)
HBFrank Gore (93)Kendall Hunter (82)Shane Vereen (77)Gary Bolton (67)
Base 3-4 Defense
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
LDERay McDonald (86)Allen Bailey (78)
NTJustin Smith (99)Aubrayo Franklin (86)Isaac Sopoaga (85)Tank Johnson (72)
RDELakeem Moore (82)Antwan Odom (81)
LOLBParys Haralson (85)Ladarius Watkins (80)Ahmad Brooks (77)
LILBPatrick Willis (99)Derwin Hubbard (80)
RILBNavorro Bowman (95)Ladarius Watkins (80)
ROLBAldon Smith (94)Ladarius Watkins (80)Ahmad Brooks (77)
CBCarlos Rogers (90)Chris Culliver (82)
SSRashean Mathis (86)Donte Whitner (84)
FSDashon Goldson (82)Tejay Palmer (81)
CBTahj Wray (84)Tarell Brown (82)
Special Teams
STARTER2ND3RD4TH
KDerwyn Lawson (83)Andy Lee (84)
PAndy Lee (93)Derwyn Lawson (63)
HColin Kaepernick
PRTed Ginn (99)Kyle Williams (84)Kendall Hunter (83)
KRTed Ginn (99)Kyle Williams (84)Kendall Hunter (83)
LSJoe Staley (95)Mike Iupati (92)Shaun O'Hara (90)


All of the generated players are from draft class 16.

I play on low dfficulty, because I usually just like setting records and breezing through seasons.

Thus far:

San Francisco 49ers Thru Game 5 Stats - Year 2
PassingC/ATTYDSAVGYDS/GLONGTDINTRAT
Matthew Dunbar52/103136913.2273.864198103.5
Colin Kaepernick0/100000039.6
RushingATTYDSAVGLONG20+TDYDS/GFUM
Frank Gore88152817.31002318305.60
Kendall Hunter3248.0281060
Matthew Dunbar382.67001.61
Bruce Miller122.02010.40
ReceivingRECYDSAVGTDLONG20+YDS/GYAC
Vernon Davis1834219.064868.467
A.J. Saunders1756333.1964112.697
Michael Crabtree716022.825832.024
Braylon Edwards414035.015728.01
Kyle Williams312742.305325.428
Frank Gore22211.01124.414
Bruce Miller11515.00153.01
BlockingPCAKESACK
Michael Crabtree10
Anthony Davis03
Mike Iupati06
TacklesSacksInterceptions
DefenseSOLOASTTOTSACKTLOSSPDINTTD
Lakeem Moore181191514000
Navorro Bowman1852333100
Patrick Willis1611717100
Parys Haralson1562129211
Rashean Mathis1482214362
Aldon Smith1462026111
Tahj Wray1221402210
Chris Culliver1131411200
Carlos Rogers911002321
Ladarius Watkins72900000
Dashon Goldson771412221
Derwin Hubbard62814100
Ray McDonald60614000
Donte Whitner551012100
Justin Smith33611000
Allen Bailey10100000
Tejay Palmer00000100
Tarell Brown01100000
KickoffsPunts
ReturningATTYDSAVGLONGTDRETAVGTD
Ted Ginn718726.7340288.50
Kyle Willimas610317.1230000
Tarell Brown000001-20
Field GoalsExtra Points
KickingFGMFGAPCTLONGXPMXPAPCTPTS
Andy Lee0000323210032
Derwyn Lawson0000141410014
PuntingPUNTSYDSLONGAVGNETBPIN20TB
Andy Lee52265245.2210030
Saturday, July 14, 2012
Posted on July 14, 2012 at 12:31 PM.
I just thought I would let you guys know, I'm taking a break from NHL 12 to play some Madden because it froze AGAIN! I am so mad with this game, so my next couple updates will most likely be Madden updates.
Thursday, July 12, 2012
Posted on July 12, 2012 at 11:40 PM.
I may have made some bad trades, but I felt like a major roster movement was required.

To Tampa Bay:
Trevor Daley
Henrik Zetterberg
John Scott

To Columbus:
Trent Lofthouse
2017 3rd round pick

Analysis: I felt like Matt Finn was ready to step in to the top four, so Daley became expendable. Zetterberg was aging and either Huberdeau of Lofthouse should be able to anchor my new first line.

To Edmonton:
Marian Gaborik

To Columbus:
Jeff Skinner

Analysis: This trade was mostly about shaving cap space and getting younger.

To Washington:
Alexander Ovechkin

To Columbus:
Evander Kane
Dennis Wideman
2017 1st round pick
2017 2nd round pick
2018 3rd round pick

Analysis: I'm gonna be honest, I really don't know why I did this. Most likely because Ovechkin's contract was coming off next year and I was worried I wouldn't be able to resign him. In return I got a real solid left winger, a bounty of draft picks and Wideman, who was thrown in as salary.

To San Jose:
Dennis Wideman

To Columbus:
2017 1st round pick
2017 5th round pick
2017 6th round pick
2017 7th round pick

Analysis: Because Wideman wasn't needed, I traded him to a team that needed a defenseman. In return I got four more draft picks, although the last three were mostly for maximizing return, but they can prove valuable, as my 6th round pick in 2014 has blossomed into a prime defensive prospect.

Free Agents:
Ian White- To back my powerplay
Martin Erat- To provide some fourth line scoring

Another reason is to get my team to cap floor.
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Posted on July 10, 2012 at 07:08 PM.
So. I embark on a new journey after an unfortunate series of events that occurred which forced me to start again.

Opening Day Roster:

Blue Jackets Roster 2013-2014
#CENTERSAGEHTWTSHOTBIRTH PLACE
40Henrik Zetterberg (PLY)335'11"19592Sweden (C C C)
13Anthony Stewart (PWF)286'3"23082Canada (C C C)
39David Steckel (GRN)316'5"21782USA (C C C)
19Nazem Kadri (PLY)236'0"18180Canada (B- B- B)
#LEFT WINGSAGEHTWTSHOTBIRTH PLACE
8Alexander Ovechkin (SNP)286'2"23392Russia (C C C)
7Sean Couturier (TWF) 206'4"19783Canada (B B- B)
15Jaden Schwartz (PLY)215'10"19780Canada (B B B)
18Brandon McMillan (TWF)236'0"18579Canada (C B- B-)
#RIGHT WINGSAGEHTWTSHOTBIRTH PLACE
10 Brian Little (PLY)255'11"18584Canada (C C C)
36Jannik Hansen (TWF)276'1"19582Denmark (C C C)
25David Moss (TWF)316'3"20081USA (C C- C)
16Jason Zucker (TWF)216'1"18879USA (B B- B-)
32Evgenii Dadonov (PLY)245'11"18576Russia (B- B- B-)
#DEFENSEAGEHTWTSHOTBIRTH PLACE
58Kris Letang (TWD)266'0"20187Canada (C C- C)
4John Carlson (TWD)236'3"20985USA (B B B)
12Travis Hamonic (DFD)236'2"20885Canada (B- B C)
9Ron Hainsey (TWD)326'3"21082 USA (C C C)
5John Erskine (DFD)336'4"22082Canada (C C C)
17Ryan McDonagh (TWD)246'1"20382USA (B- B B)
33Brett Festerling (DFD)276'1"20880Canada (C C C)
#GOALIESAGEHTWTSHOTBIRTH PLACE
35Cory Schneider276'2"19588USA (B- C C)
37Leland Irving256'1"17680Canada (B- B- B-)


Prospects:

Blue Jackets Prospects
#CENTERSAGEHTWTSHOTBIRTH PLACE
20Joel Armia (PLY)206'2"18377Finland (B B- B-)
38 Zack Phillips (PLY)206'1"18574Canada (B C B-)
31Jonathan Huberdeau (PLY)206'2"16874Canada (A B B-)
17Brady Brassart (TWF)206'2"18472Canada (A B C)
20Sean Monahan (PLY)186'3"18772Canada (B- A- B-)
#LEFT WINGSAGEHTWTSHOTBIRTH PLACE
22Nino Niederreiter (SNP)216'2"20677Switzerland (A- B- B-)
86Teuvo Teravainen (PLY)196'1"18976Finland (B B- B)
11Dylan Wruck (PLY)215'10"16576Canada (A C B-)
25Devante Smith-Pelly (PWF)215'11"20974Canada (B- B- B-)
#RIGHT WINGSAGEHTWTSHOTBIRTH PLACE
29Austin Watson (TWF)216'3"18874USA (B C B)
73Adam Erne (TWF)186'2"20874USA (A B- B-)
34Nicklas Jensen (PWF)206'3"18974Denmark (B B- B-)
15Carter Hansen (SNP)186'3"18674Canada (A- B- B-)
42Jared Staal (PWF)236'4"20374Canada (B- B C)
#DEFENSEAGEHTWTSHOTBIRTH PLACE
43Jarred Tinordi (DFD)216'4"21876USA (B- B- B-)
4Morgan Rielly (OFD)196'2"19574Canada (B- B C)
4Matt Finn (TWD)196'2"20174Canada (B A- B)
3Brandon Gormley (TWD)216'2"19574Canada (B B- B-)
44David Musil (TWD)206'3"19474Czech Republic (B B- A-)
6Myles Bell (TWD)206'2"17674Canada (B- B B-)
#GOALIESAGEHTWTSHOTBIRTH PLACE
80Richard Ullberg206'2"18375Finland (A- B C)
45Christopher Gibson206'2"19175Finland (B B- B)
40Garret Sparks206'3"20474USA (B- B A-)


I have a ton of cap room, so I feel excited for the future with m prospects.
Sunday, July 8, 2012
Posted on July 8, 2012 at 08:33 PM.
So. This is how it ends. I have one line, an unbelievable line, but one line nevertheless. Hall, Landeskog, Nugent-Hopkins, Larsson, Pitkanen and Allen are, probably 75% of my cap. (No exaggeration, they're all above 10.000M per year. I have had to trade away everybody that has and form of substantial cap room, and it has left me with one line. However, this line has dominated the NHL.

Hall has won 4 Harts in a row, Nugent-Hopkins as won 2 or 3 Lady Byngs, and assortment of players (none of whom remain with the team) have won the Calder for the past 4 years, Pitkanen has won 2 of the last 3 Norrises, and the other one was won by Larsson. And then there is Jake Allen. At least 5 Vezinas in a row, At least 5 Jennings'in a row.

Oh. I might as well tell you their overalls:
Hall 96
RNH 94
Landeskog 94
Larsson 97
Pitkanen 94

Very good. Oh wait. I forgot Allen. 99. He has 99 in over half of his stats. Larsson has 99 in every defensive stat except faceoffs (OH NO) and an assortment of others.

After this, it takes a steep decline. Phillipe Joudrey is a 92 OVR defenseman, but he is a tough guy, so he is essentially useless (4 goals in 400~ games). In one season Allen had more goals than him. Yes, My goalie had more goals than a 92. After Joudrey, I have Berno Grubauer, who is an 82 RW PWF with A A- B potential. Providing I can keep him, he will be Landeskog's replacement. Hopefully

As I stumble forward, I fearfully await the retirement of my stars. Allen is approaching 38, and the youngest of my other crew is Pitkanen at 31. The inevitability of this will free up cap space, but will leave me lacking everywhere.

I might post a roster, but the remainder of my roster essentially does nothing and changes yearly.
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Posted on July 3, 2012 at 06:01 PM.
Well. The salary cap has officially decimated my team. Before I get into the details, here is my roster:

Toronto Maple Leafs Roster 2020-2021
#CENTERSAGEHTWTSHOTBIRTH PLACE
10Ryan Nugent-Hopkins276'2"17491Canada
59Igor Glebov276'2"22489Russia
94Radek Faksa266'4"21179Canada
14Marshall Yetman226'2"22779Canada
#LEFT WINGSAGEHTWTSHOTBIRTH PLACE
4Taylor Hall286'1"20092Canada
86Teuvo Teravainen266'2"19687Finland
72Kenneth Fehr236'3"20182Austria
11Carter Rigby266'2"22780Canada
#RIGHT WINGSAGEHTWTSHOTBIRTH PLACE
92Gabriel Landeskog276'0"20491Sweden
27Brett Stovin256'2"18188Canada
22Nathan MacKinnon256'2"19382Canada
19Ryan Falkenham246'1"18781Canada
#DEFENSEAGEHTWTSHOTBIRTH PLACE
5Adam Larsson276'3"22694Sweden
15Marko Pitkanen266'2"20591Finland
6Erik Gudbranson286'3"20589Canada
84Philippe Joudrey226'0"21487Canada
21Franklin Lupul246'3"20885Canada
13Mikko Paakkolonvaara246'2"20582Finland
#GOALIESAGEHTWTSHOTBIRTH PLACE
35Jake Allen306'2"18592Canada
30Jorgen Hertzberg246'4"21483Sweden


The salary cap is really pressuring me, and with Hall's contract up next year, I need to make some radical changes to the lineup to keep him around. I was lucky to lock up Larsson early for 7 years, so he is only at 5M for the next 3 seasons. Pitkanen is expensive, however I believe him and Larsson are an excellent duo that I would like to stay together for a long time. His contract is 8.110M for the 6 years, so hopefully he should be a lock on the d-unit. Stovin was a young prospect who had a lot of potential, and there were very high expectations of him. After his rookie contract, I signed him to a 6 year deal for only 3.910M, which, right now is an absolute steal, as he is an 88 with B- B- C potential. This contract comes off in 3 years, and I am very worried I won't be able to keep him. I have Jake Allen signed through 2024-2025, so he should be able to hold the fort until I get a solid bluechip prospect. Franklin Lupul is another defenseman who I believe will be with me for a while, providing I can keep him. He is rated 85 overall, with B potential across the board. He is currently signed for 4.885M for the next three seasons.

Last year was an enormous success, as the Toronto Maple Leafs lifted the cup for the third time in the last 7 years. There were also outstanding personal performances, notably by the first line as Nugent-Hopkins set career highs in goals and assists (29g,95p), Landeskog set career highs in goals, assists, points and PIM (34g,55a,89p,104pim). The best performance however, was by Taylor Hall. He set career highs across the board like Landeskog (45g,65a,110p,64pim) as well as taking home some hardware. He brought home the: Art Ross, Hart, Conn Smythe and Ted Lindsay awards. Jake Allen also won his first Vezina and his third William Jennings Awards.

As I embark on a journey for Stanleys Cup, I will update on most games I play, however, I often am at my cottage (hence the name), so I will have no way to update those.

Game 1:

Winnipeg Jets at Toronto Maple Leafs
Oct 5, 2020123F
WPG (0-1-0)0404
TOR (1-0-0)3249
Three Stars
Taylor Hall, LW
3G 2A 5P
Gabriel Landeskog, RW
2G 1A 3P
Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, C
0G 4A 4P
Team Stats Comparison
WPGTOR
Shots on Goal2540
Hits1751
Faceoffs Won-Lost20/3313/33
Penalty Minutes513
Power Plays Converted1/40/0
Power Play Opportunities40
Time on Attack2:539:01
Scoring Summary
FIRST PERIOD
TORHall
TORGlebov
TORHall, Nugent-Hopkins,Landeskog
SECOND PERIOD
TORLandeskog, Larsson, Nugent-Hopkins
WPGHughes, Semin, Erne
WPGWhite, Crosby, Walker
TORHall, Pitkanen
WPGCrosby, Karlsson
WPGHughes, Hache, Erne
THIRD PERIOD
TORStovin, Hall, Nugent-Hopkins
TORMacKinnon
TORLandeskog, Hall, Nugent-Hopkins
TORPitkanen, Larsson, Falkenham


Our offense completely overwhelmed Winnipeg's lack of goaltending. Most of the offense was coming off the boards and into the slot. We were facing a number of familiar faces as the Winnipeg Jets have been a valuable trading partner. The first line flexed their offensive muscles and showed what they can do against poor defense and goaltending.

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