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November 9, 2025

Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2025 1:40 pm
by DetroitGM
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7 games and 4 attempt to injure penalties o.O guess teams were really worked up after the extremely chaotic Canadian Premier League final (see below for a picture of me. And by me, I think I'm somewhere between the TD sign and red hat guy below it, possibly behind his hand :p)
  • Chicago's Owen Tippett injures Buffalo's Libor Hájek for 3 weeks. Bereglazov then fights Tippett twice, picking up an instigator and misconduct in the second one.
  • Boston's Brett Connolly injures Ottawa's Nathan Beaulieu indefinitely (guess he won't be getting traded anytime soon 😅). Connolly then gets beat up three times, twice by MacLeod, once by Liedes
  • Winnipeg's Jonas Siegenthaler injures St. Louis' Filip HÃ¥llander for five months, earning a game misconduct in the process. Siegenthaler got suspended 8 games by EHM, but this was increased to 23 per our rules.
  • Marco Rossi picks up an ATI against Arizona, but apparently he's bad at it so there were no injuries, which perhaps explains why there weren't any fights after.
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Re: November 9, 2025

Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2025 2:06 pm
by WPG-Josh
DetroitGM wrote: ↑Mon Nov 10, 2025 1:40 pm Winnipeg's Jonas Siegenthaler injures St. Louis' Filip Hållander for five months, earning a game misconduct in the process. Siegenthaler got suspended 8 games by EHM, but this was increased to 23 per our rules.
If we have to murder someone every game to get a win, that is just the price that will have to be paid.

Re: November 9, 2025

Posted: Mon Nov 10, 2025 9:42 pm
by NYRNYRNYR
WPG-Josh wrote: ↑Mon Nov 10, 2025 2:06 pm
DetroitGM wrote: ↑Mon Nov 10, 2025 1:40 pm Winnipeg's Jonas Siegenthaler injures St. Louis' Filip Hållander for five months, earning a game misconduct in the process. Siegenthaler got suspended 8 games by EHM, but this was increased to 23 per our rules.
If we have to murder someone every game to get a win, that is just the price that will have to be paid.
You would not be the first NHL team with this strat.