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Originally Posted by mjavon |
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I finished my inaugural season with the Seattle Storm 43-30-9.
Made a big trade right before the trade deadline as I was just hanging onto the wildcard spot at the time, and I wanted to make a playoff push - not something I expected to be able to do with an expansion franchise in season one.
Nashville gets:
Justin Abdelkader
Antionne Vermette
Dallas' 2018 first rounder
Seattle gets:
Ryan Johansson
Trevor Daley
I also called up Reid Boucher (57 pts in 56 games with AHL Omaha Mavericks) and Phil Di Guiseppe.
Making my lines going into the playoffs:
Grabner - Johansson - Burakovsky
Hemsky - Letestu - Soderberg
Boucher - Danault - Di Guiseppe
Anderson - Burmistrov - Smith-Pelly
Brodin - Ekholm
Daley - Bogosian
Stone - Petrovic
Grubauer
Stolarz
1st ever Seattle Storm playoff series with the Winnipeg Jets - the Jets were without their top center and leading scorer Schiefele (85 pts). The Jets outplayed and outshot us the whole series, but we got off to a 2-1 series lead thanks to a hot Philip Grubauer in net. That wouldn't last though and we got eliminated in overtime of game 6 at home.
Of course, that Dallas pick I traded away ended up winning the lotto and the Preds took a 78 overall defenseman with the first overall pick.
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About midway through season 2 with the Seattle Storm, sitting at 18-11-5 and holding onti a wildcard spot at the moment.
My biggest offseason moves was signing Rick Nash and calling up another scoring threat from Omaha named Seth Griffith. I also just basically gave the Carl Soderberg to the Ducks for a low level prospect because he wasn't being productive and his contract was a concern. I had to retain half his salary to pull it off though. Lines now are:
Grabner - Johansen - Hemsky
Nash - Letestu - Burakovsky
Brown - Danault - Anderson
Boucher - Burmistrov - Griffith
Ekholm - Brodin
Daley - Stone
Bogosian - Petrovic
Grubauer
Subban
My second line has been the most productive, lead by Burakovsky who's on a PPG pace, and Grubauer leads the NHL in save percentage (.940) and is second in GAA.
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