National Lacrosse Sim League (Season 3)

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Welcome to the National Lacrosse Sim League, a league that will be simulated using the STHS system. The STHS system is used primarily for hockey simulations, but we will do our best to ensure the best lacrosse experience it can provide.

In this simulator, you will take over the role of a General Manager, and do everything from trade players, draft players, sign free agents, set your lineups, and more.

Due to the few teams in the National Lacrosse League currently (9 teams total), we have brought back 5 defunct teams. These teams include the Portland LumberJax, Orlando Titans, Philadelphia Wings, Chicago Shamrox, and the Arizona Sting. An Expansion draft is held for any future expansion teams that join.

The 14 teams battle it out through their season, with the ultimate goal of hoisting the Champion's Cup.

Canucklax serves as the Vice President of NLL Sim Operations

We are always open to taking applications, lacrosse knowledge/experience is an asset, but not required, as Lax and I will make is as easy as possible for you to follow allong.

The teams are as follows-

Western Conference

- Arizona Sting - gmen81
- Calgary Roughnecks - Spoderman
- Colorado Mammoth - CM Punk
- Edmonton Rush - Holmsey

- Minnesota Swarm - BananaMash
- Portland LumberJax - Canucklax
- Vancouver Stealth - hatedkid666

Eastern Conference

- Buffalo Bandits - Rick Grimes

- Chicago Shamrox - HowYaDrouin

- New England Black Wolves - SOB for MVP

- Orlando Titans - JimLahey
- Philadelphia Wings - Go Faulk Yourself
- Rochester Knighthawks - *VaNcOuVeRCaNuCkS*
- Toronto Rock - Crom!

Roster Spreadsheet

https://docs.google....drive_web#gid=8

Defunct:

- Boston Blazers

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Season 3 Standings (as of July 22, 15)

Western Conference

1. Minnesota Swarm 22-10-2 (46 points)

2. Calgary Roughnecks 20-13-1 (41 points)

3. Vancouver Stealth 17-15-1 (35 points)

4. Colorado Mammoth 17-16-0 (34 points)

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5. Arizona Sting 16-17-2 (34 points)

6. Edmonton Rush 14-20-1 (29 points)

7. Portland Lumberjax 12-22-1 (25 points)

Eastern Conference

1. Rochester Knighthawks 18-14-3 (39 points)

2. Philadelphia Wings 16-14-4 (36 points)

3. Buffalo Bandits 17-16-1 (35 points)

4. Orlando Titans 15-17-3 (33 points)

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5. Chicago Shamrox 15-16-2 (32 points)

6. Toronto Rock 13-17-4 (30 points)

7. New England Black Wolves 13-18-3 (29 points)

Season 3 Stats (as of July 22, 15)

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Archives

Season 1 Standings

Western Conference

1. Arizona Sting 24-16-2 (50)*

2. Calgary Roughnecks 23-16-3 (49)*

3. Edmonton Rush 20-21-1 (41)*

4. Colorado Mammoth 19-22-1 (39)*

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5. Portland LumberJax 18-22-2 (38)

6. Vancouver Stealth 14-24-2 (30)

Eastern Conference

1. Boston Blazers 30-11-1 (61)*

2. Toronto Rock 24-17-1 (49)*

3. Buffalo Bandits 23-16-3 (49)*

4. Philadelphia Wings 19-20-3 (41)*

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5. Minnesota Swarm 16-25-1 (33)
6. Rochester Knighthawks 11-31-0 (22)

Playoffs Round 1 (Best of 5)

Colorado defeats Arizona 12-10

Arizona defeats Colorado 12-10

Arizona defeats Colorado 12-10

Arizona defeats Colorado 11-9

Arizona wins series 3-1

Edmonton defeats Calgary 18-16

Calgary defeats Edmonton 11-8

Calgary defeats Edmonton 10-7

Calgary defeats Edmonton 16-6

Calgary wins series 3-1

Boston defeats Philadelphia 10-9 (OT)

Philadelphia defeats Boston 13-10

Boston defeats Philadelphia 16-10

Boston defeats Philadelphia 11-8

Boston wins series 3-1

Toronto defeats Buffalo 11-6

Toronto defeats Buffalo 11-8

Toronto defeats Buffalo 16-6

Toronto wins series 3-0

Conference Finals (Best of 7)

Arizona defeats Calgary 15-5

Arizona defeats Calgary 8-7 (OT)

Arizona defeats Calgary 13-12

Calgary defeats Arizona 10-3

Calgary defeats Arizona 11-7

Arizona defeats Calgary 11-9

Arizona wins series 4-2

Boston defeats Toronto 10-7

Boston defeats Toronto 15-11

Toronto defeats Boston 11-7

Toronto defeats Boston 11-9

Boston defeats Toronto 12-9

Boston defeats Toronto 13-10

Boston wins series 4-2

Champion's Cup Final (Best of 7)

Arizona defeats Boston 15-14 (OT)

Arizona defeats Boston 11-10

Boston defeats Arizona 16-8

Boston defeats Arizona 11-8

Arizona defeats Boston 11-7

Arizona defeats Boston 13-8

Arizona wins series 4-2

Season 1 Stats

Season 1 Player Stats

Season 1 Team Stats

Season 2 Stats

Season 2 Standings

Western Conference

1. Calgary Roughnecks 23-15-4 (50)*

2. Edmonton Rush 18-24-0 (36)*

3. Vancouver Stealth 16-25-1 (33)*

4. Colorado Mammoth 15-26-1 (31)*

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5. Portland Lumberjax 14-28-0 (28)

6. Arizona Sting 12-28-2 (26)

Eastern Conference

1. Minnesota Swarm 28-11-3 (59)*

2. Boston Blazers 26-13-3 (55)*

3. Chicago Shamrox 25-14-3 (53)*

4. Buffalo Bandits 25-16-1 (51)*

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5. Rochester Knighthawks 23-18-1 (47)
6. Toronto Rock 21-16-5 (47)

7. Philadelphia Wings 13-25-4 (30)

Playoffs Round 1 (Best of 7)

Colorado defeats Calgary 10-8

Calgary defeats Colorado 10-9 (OT)

Colorado defeats Calgary 11-9

Colorado defeats Calgary 12-8

Colorado defeats Calgary 11-10 (OT)

Colorado wins series 4-1

Vancouver defeats Edmonton 11-8

Edmonton defeats Vancouver 15-6

Vancouver defeats Edmonton 12-6

Vancouver defeats Edmonton 10-5

Edmonton defeats Vancouver 12-9

Vancouver defeats Edmonton 13-9

Vancouver wins series 4-2

Buffalo defeats Minnesota 10-7

Minnesota defeats Buffalo 11-6

Buffalo defeats Minnesota 11-9

Buffalo defeats Minnesota 11-7

Minnesota defeats Buffalo 11-9

Minnesota defeats Buffalo 12-9

Minnesota defeats Buffalo 11-10

Minnesota wins series 4-3

Boston defeats Chicago 10-9

Chicago defeats Boston 10-9 (OT)

Boston defeats Chicago 11-10

Chicago defeats Boston 10-9 (OT)

Boston defeats Chicago 11-10 (OT)

Chicago defeats Boston 13-11

Boston defeats Chicago 9-8

Boston wins series 4-3

Conference Finals (Best of 7)

Vancouver defeats Colorado 14-5

Vancouver defeats Colorado 11-4

Vancouver defeats Colorado 10-9 (OT2)

Vancouver defeats Colorado 10-9 (OT)

Vancouver wins series 4-0

Boston defeats Minnesota 11-9

Boston defeats Minnesota 9-8

Boston defeats Minnesota 11-8

Minnesota defeats Boston 13-10

Minnesota defeats Boston 12-6

Boston defeats Minnesota 11-9

Boston wins series 4-2

Champion's Cup Final (Best of 7)

Vancouver defeats Boston 9-8 (OT)

Vancouver defeats Boston 9-6

Boston defeats Vancouver 12-11

Boston defeats Vancouver 10-7

Vancouver defeats Boston 10-8

Boston defeats Vancouver 9-8

Boston defeats Vancouver 13-12

Boston wins series 4-3

Champion's Cup Winners

Season 1: Arizona Sting (def Boston Blazers 4-2)

Brock Sorensen

Daryl Veltman

David Earl

Dean Hill

Ethan O'Connor

Gavin Prout

Jim Quinlan

Kevin Buchanan

Kevin Ross

Kyle Buchanan

Kyle Hartzell

Lewis Ratcliff

Matt Beers

Matt Gibson

Matt MacGrotty

Nik Bilic

Paul Rabil

Richard Morgan

Scott Self

Brandon Miller

Josh Phillips

Coach: Gary Gait

Season 2: Boston Blazers (def Vancouver Stealth 4-3)

Alex Turner

Athan Iannucci

Blake Kenny

Brad Self

Bruce Murray

Bubba Westwood

Callum Crawford

Cory Conway

Craig Point

Garrett McIntosh

Geoff Snider

Ilija Gajic

Kyle Sorensen

Luke Wiles

Matt Delmonico

Mike Melnychenko

Steve Priolo

Steven Neufeld

Tyler Gohringer

Tyler Melnyk

Adam Shute

Brandon Miller

Zach Higgins

Coach: Pay Coyle

Season 1 Award Winners

General Manager of the Year

Gmen81 (Arizona)

Les Bartley Award (Head Coach of the Year)

Rod Jensen (Boston)

Pat Coyle Award (Defensive Player of the Year)

Garrett McIntosh (Boston) & Andrew Watt (Boston)

Pat O'Toole Award (Goaltender of the Year)

Zach Higgins (Boston) - 26-6-1, 0.785 SV%, 8.26 GAA

Rookie of the Year

Cody Bremner (Vancouver) & Tyler Digby (Vancouver) - 110 Points

Most Valuable Player

Mark Matthews (Edmonton) - 183 Points

Gary Gait Award (Scoring Title)

Mark Matthews (Edmonton) - 183 Points

Most Goals

Mark Matthews (Edmonton) & Shawn Evans (Calgary) - 87 Goals

Most Assists

Kiel Matisz (Minnesota) - 106 Assists

Jamie Hackel Award (Most PIMs)

Nik Bilic (Arizona) - 161 PIMs

Playoff MVP:

Daryl Veltman (Arizona)

2015 Entry Draft

Draft Order

Round 1

1. Arizona Sting - Wesley Berg

2. Portland Lumberjax - Lyle Thompson

3. Philadelphia Wings - Shane MacDonald

4. Toronto Rock - James Rahe

5. Rochester Knighthawks - Quinn Powless

6. Calgary Roughnecks (from Edmonton) - Brandon Goodwin

7. Edmonton Rush (from Calgary) - Joe Haodais Maracle

8. Buffalo Bandits - Jesse King

9. Chicago Shamrox - Rodd Squire Jr.

10. Colorado Mammoth - Matt Bennett

11. Minnesota Swarm - Brandon Clelland

12. Vancouver Stealth - Alexis Buque

13. New England Black Wolves - Brier Jonathan

Round 2

14. New England Black Wolves (from Arizona) - Ty Thompson

15. Portland Lumberjax - Graeme Hossack

16. Philadelphia Wings - Brandon Bull

17. Toronto Rock - Tyler Ferreira

18. Rochester Knighthawks - Josh Johnson

19. Edmonton Rush - Jordan Dance

20. Portland Lumberjax (from Calgary) - Chad Tutton

21. Buffalo Bandits - Emerson Clark

22. Chicago Shamrox - Dan Taylor

23. Colorado Mammoth - Reegan Comeault

24. Minnesota Swarm - Luc Magnan

25. Vancouver Stealth - Blair Goss

26. New England Black Wolves - Ian Martin

Round 3

27. Arizona Sting - Dane Sorensen

28. Portland Lumberjax - Casey Jackson

29. Philadelphia Wings - Andrew Smistad

30. Toronto Rock - Connor Goodwin

31. Rochester Knighthawks - Cody Hagedorn

32. Edmonton Rush - Alex Lubczuk

33. Edmonton Rush (from Calgary) - Tyson Roe

34. Buffalo Bandits - Jake Weidner

35. Chicago Shamrox - Jakob Doucet

36. Colorado Mammoth - Dylan Goddard

37. Minnesota Swarm - Adam Bakular-Evans

38. Vancouver Stealth - Connor Campbell

39. New England Black Wolves - Anthony Patterson

Supplemental

40. Orlando Titans - Paxton Leroux

41. Orlando Titans - Mike Crampton

42. Orlando Titans - Cory Cop

Prospect Rankings (editing with descriptions)

1. LW - Wesley Berg - 6'1" - 180 lbs - Coquitlam Adanacs - Selected by Arizona

Consensus #1 of the Draft. Coquitlam did not play him against Calgary in the playoffs so that he would be fresh for the Minto Cup, not wanting to risk any injury to their star player.

2. LW - James Rahe - 6'4" - 225 lbs - Langley Thunder - Selected by Toronto

Big boy puts balls in the net. Coquitlam traded a first round draft pick and more just for Rahe's playing rights for the playoffs, the deal sent Rahe back to Langley in the offseason, where he carries a lackluster team.

3. RW - Shane MacDonald - 6'0" - 205 lbs - Brampton Excelsiors - Selected by Philadelphia

Spreads around the offence. Puts up goals and assists. Piece to build an offence around.

4. LW - Lyle Thompson - 6'0" - 180 lbs - Albany - Selected by Portland

Potentially the best of the Thompson clan. His need for goals, and amazing stick skills make for one hell of a player.

5. RW/D - Brandon Goodwin - 6'2" - 210 lbs - Coquitlam Adanacs - Selected by Calgary

Rock solid wherever you put him. Can score goals, or be reliable on defence.

6. LW - Quinn Powless - 6'2" - 220 lbs - Six Nations Arrows - Selected by Rochester

Contrary to popular belief, is Johnny's cousin. Quinn was Six Nations' setup man. Put him with a goal scorer and he should rack up the apples.

7. RW - Joe Haodais Maracle - 5'11" - 195 lbs - Six Nations Arrows - Selected by Edmonton

Energizer bunny. All over the map on offence. Setting picks, getting in scrums, scoring, getting open, he does it all.

8. D - Rodd Squire Jr. - 6'1" - 180 lbs - Six Nations Arrows - Selected by Chicago

Most reliable defenceman of this years draft. Brings sandpaper to the backend.

9. RW - Jesse King - 6'3" - 205 lbs - Victoria Shamrocks - Selected by Buffalo

It was all about him in Victoria, being their go to on the offence. Will put up goals in the NLL.

10. G - Alexis Buque 5'10" - 225 lbs - New Westminster Salmonbellies - Selected by Vancouver

Consensus #1 goalie of the draft. Big boy fills a lot of the net. Is the starter for the WLA Bellies.

11. RW/D - Matt Bennett - 6'0" - 185 lbs - Brampton Excelsiors - Selected by Colorado

Point producer with attitude. Not afraid to be the center of a scrum.

12. RW - Tyler Ferreira - 6'1' - 155 lbs - Brampton Excelsiors - Selected by Toronto

Goal scorer with a small frame. Will not bring much physically, but is a reliable supporting player.

13. RW - Josh Johnson - 5'8" - 170 lbs - Six Nations Arrows - Selected by Rochester

15 goals and 5 assists in 6 games at the Minto Cup. Another quality Six Nations product.

14. D - Brandon Clelland - 5'10" - 165 lbs - Orangeville Northmen - Selected by Minnesota

Offensive defenceman who is not afraid to take the ball and go. Good in his own end as well.

15. RW - Jordan Dance - 5'8" - 145 lbs - Orangeville Northmen - Selected by Edmonton

Set up man with slick hands. Not a big player, but plays on the edge.

16. D - Brier Jonathan - 6'0" - 179 lbs - Six Nations Arrows - Selected by New England

Grandson of legendary Boston Bruins forward Stan Jonathan, plays with his Grandfather's grit. Will defend his team mates.

17. D - Graeme Hossack - 6'1" - 180 lbs - Brooklin Redmen - Selected by Portland

Stay at home defenceman. Used in junior to shut down key offensive players.

18. RW - Brandon Bull - 5'11" - 185 lbs - Victoria Shamrocks - Selected by Philadelphia

Speedy, will go to the dirty areas in front of the net.

19. RW - Ty Thompson - 6'0' - 185 lbs - Albany - Selected by New England

Another member of the Thompson clan. Another goal scorer. Does not have the finesse of Lyle or Miles, but has the skill nonetheless.

20. D - Luc Magnan - 6'0" - 205 lbs - Robert Morris - Selected by Minnesota

Manitoba's best lacrosse product in years. Quality defenceman.

21. RW - Dan Taylor - 6'3" - 207 lbs - Calgary Mountaineers - Selected by Chicago

Mountaineers Captain, who does it all for their offence. Quality complimentary player.

22. D - Blair Goss - 6'0" - 205 lbs - Kitchener-Waterloo Kodiaks - Selected by Vancouver

Good positionally on defence, Good at getting the ball out of his zone.

23. RW - Casey Jackson - 6'1" - 185 lbs - Burnaby Lakers - Selected by Portland

Speedster with hand skills. Been playing in the WLA for two seasons. Reliable on offence.

24. RW - Connor Goodwin - 6'0" - 180 lbs - Calgary Mountaineers - Selected by Toronto

The Mountaineers #2. Good support player on offence.

25. D - Emerson Clark - 5'9" - 180 lbs - Whitby Warriors - Selected by Buffalo

The shet disturber of this years draft class. Will drop the gloves in any situation.

26. LW - Dane Sorensen - 6'1" - 180 lbs - Nanaimo Timbermen - Selected by Arizona

Younger brother of Brock and Kyle. Looks to follow his older brothers to the big leagues on the offensive side of the floor.

27. RW - Chad Tutton - 6'2" - 220 lbs - North Carolina - Selected by Portland

Big boy has slick hands and can quarterback a powerplay.

28. LW - Reegan Comeault - 5'10" - 165 lbs - Ohio State - Selected by Colorado

Once regarded as one of the top lacrosse prospects of the sport, off-floor issues took away from his production on the floor. Skill is still there, but he may need mental development.

29. G - Cody Hagedorn - 5'10" - 175 lbs - Victoria Shamrocks - Selected by Rochester

Shamrocks ace stole the starting job and rode it into the playoffs with a trip to the Mann Cup. Quality young netminder who would best learn as a backup, but has starter potential.

30. RW - Alex Lubczuk - 6'0" - 190 lbs - Kitchener Waterloo Kodiaks - Selected by Edmonton

May not put up the points, but brings quality leadership, and plays with heart and grit. Not a dirty player, but will hit anything that moves. Never tires, always giving 100% on the floor.

The Rest (Alphabetical)

D - Adam Bakular-Evans - 6'4" - 215 lbs - Nanaimo Timbermen - Selected by Minnesota

was a leader on the backend for the Jr Tmen. Was never a flashy player, but has a solid defensive game

D - Andrew Smistad - 6'2" - 210 lbs – Marquette - Selected by Philadelphia

Captain on Marquettes backend. Could easily make the transition to a NLL defenceman

D - Anthony Patterson - 6'2" - 216 - Six Nations Arrows - Selected by New England

Six Nations’ rock on defence. Brings out the wooden sting regularly. Intimidating defenceman.

LW - Brady Heseltine - 6'2" - 182 lbs - Brampton Excelsiors

Goal scorer who is used to being the center of an offence.

G - Brandon Styres - 6'3" - 235 lbs - Six Nations Arrows

son of Knighthawks owner Curt Styres. One of the few good goalies that Iroquois has produced in recent years

RW/D - Brendan Ranford - 5'10" - 182 lbs - New Westminster Salmonbellies

former draft pick of the Philadelphia Flyers, and current member of the Texas Stars AHL team, Ranford is a rugged defender who has used both sports to refine his defensive game.

LW/D - Brendan Rouse - 6'1" - 190 lbs - Burnaby Lakers

depth player that doesnt have flashy attributes, but will work hard on both sides of the floor. Not afraid to defend a team mate.

LW Cam Gardner - 5'9" - 170 lbs – Bellarmine

Complimentary offensive player, good on the powerplay

LW - Chad Mitchell - 6'1" - 160 lbs – Bellarmine

Loves to shoot, which by nature comes with goals.

D - Connor Campbell - 6'0" - 145 lbs - Brampton Excelsiors - Selected by Vancouver

Lanky defenceman who relies on his positioning over his skills.

C - Cory Cop - 6'1" - 180 lbs - Port Coquitlam Saints - Selected by Orlando

Face off ace. Rarely lost a draw in Junior. Scores most of his points by dishing it off on the draw. May not have the offensive skills for the NLL level/

G - Cory Mayzes - 6'4" - 260 lbs - Saanich Tigers

Led Saanich to a Jr. B title in a massive comeback win vs. Burnaby (which SOB is still bitter about), good goaltender who uses his size.

D - Darryl Robertson - 6'0" - 195 lbs - Whitby Warriors

Good transition player who has a good two-way game.

D - DJ Giacobbo - 6'1 - 182 lbs – Canisius

Solid, stay at home defenceman who focuses on turnovers.

D - DJ Saari - 6'4" - 200 lbs - Nanaimo Timbermen

Physical, but disciplined defender.

LW/D - Dom Sebastiani - 6'0" - 190 lbs – Delaware

fast defender who can get the ball up the floor.

RW - Dylan Goddard - 5'10" - 175 - Clarington Green Gaels - Selected by Colorado

Look up a Gaels scoring record and Goddard probably owns it. He’s scored 125, 123 and 120 points in the last three seasons. The reason he’s not higher on the list is that he’s only played four Jr A games in his career. It’s just difficult to say how immense success in Jr B will translate to the professional game.

D - Eric Guiltinan - 5'10" - 185 lbs - Kitchner-Waterloo Kodiaks

Defender with some snarl. Plays the stay at home role well.

C/LW - Ian Martin - 5'10" - 175 lbs - Six Nations Arrows - Selected by New England

Six Nations’ faceoff ace. Most complete faceoff man of the draft. Offensive capabilities.

RW/D - Jakob Doucet - 5'11" - 175 lbs - New Westminster Salmonbellies - Selected by Chicago

Complimentary offensive player that succeeds based off of his hard work.

LW / D - Jake Weidner - 6'2" - 175 lbs - Brampton Excelsiors - Selected by Buffalo

pass first player who is more than happy to walk away with the assist rather than the goal.

D - Jayson Crawford - 5'11" - 180 lbs - Brampton Excelsiors

Mainly played Jr. B but has transitioned to Jr A. based on his speed and aggressiveness.

G - Jeremy Funk - 6'0" - 230 lbs - Maple Ridge Burrards

Burrards’ backup. Reliable in relief, big boy with quick reflexes.

D - Joe Fletcher - 6'2" - 185 lbs – Loyola

Lock down defender who made the national team for outdoor while still in college. Also needs to develop but is a smart, simple defender with a lanky build

RW - Jordan Robertson - 5'7" - 185 lbs - Whitby Warriors

Product of a lackluster Toronto Beaches Jr. team, he has shown that he can succeed while playing with not much talent.

RW/D - Kevin Pym - 5'9" - 160 lbs - Okotoks Raiders

good transition game that will open up scoring chances. Small defender may be hard for an NLL game.

G - Michael DeGirolamo - 6'5" - 250 lbs - Okotoks Raiders

Big goalie that can easily fit in as a backup while he develops.

RW/LW - Mike Crampton - 5'10" - 165 lbs - Air Force - Selected by Orlando

Air Force pilot who enjoys the sport. Holds a majority of the schools offensive records.

RW/D - Mike Mawdsley - 5'11" - 205 lbs - Oakville Rock

Transition player who can put up some offensive numbers,

C/LW/D - Mitch McAvoy - 5'8" - 175 lbs – Mercyhurst

Faceoff man who takes care of his own side of the ball.

D - Nicholas Jonas - 6'4" - 240 lbs – Minnesota

big stay at home defender who is known only for his defence. Helps his team mates by not spending much time in the penalty box.

LW - Pat Henry - 6'1" - 185 lbs - Calgary Mountaineers

Another Jr. Mountie eligible for the draft. Complimentary offensive player. Played well with Goodwin and Taylor.

D - Paxton Leroux - 6'3" - 190 lbs - Peterborough Lakers - Selected by Orlando

Competitive dman who is not afraid to rack up the PIMs. Former New York Rangers prospect.

D - Steve Ferdinandi - 5'11" - 185 lbs - New Westminster Salmonbellies

Captain of the Bellies defence. Plays a consistent and gritty game.

D - Terry Ellis - 6'1" - 205 lbs – Denver

Late bloomer, speedy defender. One of the few African-Americans to excel at the sport.

LW/D - Tyson Roe - 6'10" - 245 lbs - Nanaimo Timbermen - Selected by Edmonton

no arguing his size, but he does not always use it. Would need development.

LW/D - Zac Reid - 6'1" - 195 lbs – Mercyhurst

Reid’s calling card is versatility. He was a solid defender with the Athletics but a high-scoring middie at Mercyhurst University.

D - Zach Rogers - 6'5" - 210 lbs - Langley Thunder

Solely a defensive player. Big frame, looks for the turnovers.

RW / D - Zach Williams - 6'0" - 180 lbs - Six Nations Arrows

Multidimensional defender, helps his team by not spending time in the penalty box.

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List of Real Life NLL Draftees - http://www.swarmitup.com/2014EDOrder.htm

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Line Edits:

https://docs.google....xHRUhPMkE#gid=2

Edit your lines in the spreadsheet, and then notify me in the thread that they have been updated.

Offersheet Compensation

$30,000-$40,000 = 1st Round Pick of upcoming year

$20,000-$29,999 = 2nd Round Pick of upcoming year

$12,000-$19,999 = 3rd Round Pick of upcoming year

$8,000-$11,999 = No Compensation

List of League Trades

Season 1:

To : D John Ranagan, F Craig England

To : D Kyle Sorensen

Season 2:

To : F Scott Jones

To : 2014 2nd Round Pick

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To : F Zach Greer

To : 2015 2nd Round Pick

Season 3:

To : 2015 1st Round Pick

To : 2015 1st Round Pick, 2013 3rd Round Pick

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To : F/D Jaeden Gastaldo

To : F/D Reid Acton

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To : Stephen Keogh

To : 2015 2nd CGY (20th overall)

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To : D Tyler Hass

To : F Matt Delmonico

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To : F Colin Doyle, 2016 2nd Round Pick

To : D Kyle Sorensen, D Mike Bosch

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To : D Jason Noble, D Jordan Houtby, 2016 2nd Round Pick

To : F Rob Hellyer, D Scott Johnston, 2016 1st Round Pick

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To : G Matt Flindell, 2016 3rd Round Pick

To : G Alexis Buque

[canucklax]

Entry Draft

3 Rounds where NLL teams select the best graduating amateur players from across the Canadian junior leagues and U.S. college programs

Rankings and scouting reports will come out through the year

[Caboose]

"Fantasy Hockey" subforum.

gg

[BananaMash]

"Fantasy Hockey" subforum.

gg

Are you intentionally a turd, or is that just how you were born?

[SOB for MVP]

"Fantasy Hockey" subforum.

gg

shush, I got it okayed.

[Crom!]

Are you intentionally a turd, or is that just how you were born?

He's been getting progressively worse.

[Lil B From The Pack]

I'd be interested in an AGM position. Unless if I get to relocate Vancouver to Surrey and rename them to the Surrey Jacks. :]

[Caboose]

Caboose WOAT IMO

[SOB for MVP]

GM Hirings:

- Canucklax has been hired as the GM of the Portland Lumberjax

- KeslerLuongo17 has been hired as the GM of the Buffalo Bandits

[canucklax]

The Jax are back!

[SOB for MVP]

GM Hirings:

- BananaMash has been hired as the GM of the Minnesota Swarm

- Tanev has been hired as the GM of the Vancouver Stealth

[Lil B From The Pack]

GM Hirings:

- Tanev has been hired as the GM of the Vancouver Stealth

SOB pls. You could've had a great opportunity having the Surrey Jacks in the league. :[

Edit: BTW Mash said I can be his AGM. a yes

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SOB pls. You could've had a great opportunity having the Surrey Jacks in the league. :[

After a long 12 seconds of deliberation, I decided that the Surrey Jacks will not be an expansion location.

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Just a quick update of where we are.

I have created about 200 out of the 300 players needed to start. After that Canucklax and I then need to go through and rate each player and then I need to implement the ratings into the system. By the time that is done I imagine we will have filled all 14 teams, and we can then look to the expansion draft.

At some point I will need someone to create a google document with all 14 teams in it, with team colours and what not preferred. In the end, I want our roster spreadsheet to look similar to this https://docs.google....QxSUlHcmc#gid=0

My goal would to be to get this league going by the second week of February.

[BananaMash]

I chose Minnesota because I like bees.

[SOB for MVP]

GM Hiring:

- Spoderman has been hired as the GM of the Calgary Roughnecks

[Spoderman]

I r excite!