Replay Hockey
League Newsletter
League
established October 1st, 1999
Volume #5, Issue #12 – May 1, 2019
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Current League
Officers:
Commissioner:
Mark McNeil
Email List Administrator: Mark McNeil
Email the
whole league:
mailto:RHL2000@googlegroups.com
League Web
Site:
http://www.blades99.com/RHL/RHL.htm
MESSAGE FROM
THE COMMISSIONER
So now we move
on to the playoffs, 16 teams move on while 8 of us are done for the
season (don’t go away yet though as we have a couple of things to
finish up first). Playoffs
will start a little slowly as we have a couple of owners away, so I
have extended the deadlines a little bit to accommodate this.
So take your time and feel free to use the hth option if you so
choose (but it is NOT a requirement).
Good luck to everyone involved, and see below for matchups and
rules for playoff usage.
Please be sure you get the new Action PC game update before you play
any playoff games.
In the Prince
of Wales Conference, St. Louis takes the top spot and they will face
WC #2, the last team in to the playoffs, Carolina, who just edged
Anaheim in the final game.
Washington finishes well ahead of Philadelphia and has home ice in
their first round match up.
Detroit finished second in the conference and will face WC #1
which is the NY Islanders in round 1.
NY Rangers just edged New Jersey and hold home ice in their
match up.
In the
Clarence Campbell Conference, Toronto takes the top spot (also for the
league) and they will host Colorado who were the second wild card
qualifier. Dallas finishes
well ahead of San Jose and will get the extra game in round 1.
Calgary rides a huge final block of games to surge to the #2
spot in the conference and they earn a first round matchup with
Montreal who just edged the Avs for the wild card positioning.
Edmonton wins a few more OT games and this gives them home ice
against Florida in round 1.
Playoff usage
rules are listed below, please be sure you follow these to the letter
as I will be spot checking rosters to make sure no one is using a
player more than is allowed.
Play the series at your own pace but they are due by the
deadline, so try and not leave it all for the final weekend.
You may send a coach for each individual game or any
combination that you choose, just make sure you are clear with your
opponent what you are sending (ie is it for games 1 and 2, just game 1
so you can adjust after game 2, or you can even do games 1 thru 7 all
at once if you choose). Any questions on the playoffs, please let me
know before proceeding so we can ensure that we are all on the same
page.
PLAYOFF USAGE LIMITS FOR SKATERS:
1) 60 or more NHL
games can play all playoff games (per series)
2) 55-59 NHL games
6 playoff games
3) 50-54 NHL games 5 playoff games
4) 40-49 NHL games
4 playoff games
5) 30-39 NHL games 3 playoff games
6) 20-29 NHL games
2 playoff games
7) 10-19 NHL games 1 playoff game
PLAYOFF USAGE LIMITS FOR
GOALTENDERS
Goalies with 1-14 games may only dress as backups
Goalies with 15-19 games may only start 1 game per series (but may
dress as backups in all other games)
Goalies with 20-24 games may only start 2 games per series (but may
dress as backups in all other games)
Goalies with 25-29 games may only start 3 games per series (but may
dress as backups in all other games)
Goalies with 30+ games may start all playoff games in a series (or may
be dressed as a backup)
From last
newsletter - The regular season is complete and we have some award
winners to announce before we move on to the playoffs. We will be
voting on other awards this offseason, that will be coming by the
weekend, so those not in the playoffs, please hang on for just a bit
longer.
Congratulations to the winners of the following awards which are based
on regular statistics for both players and teams:
Gordie Howe
Award (most points) – Evgeni Malkin, TOR – 130 points
Phil Esposito
Trophy (most goals) - Anders Lee, SJS – 51 goals
Pelle
Lindbergh Memorial (best GAA) – Roberto Luongo, CGY – 2.16 GAA
Tiger Wiliams
Award (most PIM) – Tom Wilson, DAL – 153 PIM
Commissioner’s
Cup (most points) – Toronto Maple Leafs – 116 points
Most Goals
Team – Washington Capitals – 323 goals for
Gump Worsley
Memorial (team GAA) – St. Louis Blues - 198 goals against
Best team PP%
- Toronto Maple Leafs – 28.9%
Best Team PK %
- St. Louis Blues – 84.0%
All-Star
Teams
First Team
LW Alex Ovechkin - Tor
C
Nathan MacKinnon - Cgy
RW Evgeni Malkin - Tor
D
Shayne Gostisbehere - Cgy
D
Brent Burns - SJ
G
Connor Hellebuyck - StL
Second Team
LW Taylor Hall - Was
C
Eric Staal - Was
RW Jakub Voracek - Was
D
John Klingberg - Fla
D
P.K. Subban - Was
G
John Gibson - NJ
Third Team
LW Claude Giroux - NYR
C
John Tavares - NJ
RW Mikael Granlund - Tor
D
Alex Pietrangelo - NJ
D
Tyson Barrie - Dal
G
Tuukka Rask - Det
We have
Pittsburgh and Colorado to fill for next season, so if anyone knows of
an owner who may be interested let me know. Also, if anyone knows that
they will not be returning for next season, please let me know as soon
as you can so I can see how many teams I need to fill.
Final regular
season files are on the website.
Playoff files are on the main page of the website and have been
updated for round 1.
**** IMPORTANT
- Action PC Game File Update dated 04/02/2019.
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Schedule
www.blades99.com/RHL/Schedule1819.htm
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Standings
Tim Horton
G W
L OL Pts
ROW GF
GA Diff
Home
Road
Last 10
Washington 82
53 24 5
111 53
323 264 59
31 7
0 3
22 17 0
2
6 4
0 0
St. Louis
82 55 26 1
111 53
258 198 60
35 6
0 0
20 20 0
1
5 5
0 0
Philadelphia 82 42 35
5 89
42 261 264
-3 25
12 0
4 17 23
0 1
6 4
0 0
Anaheim
82 36 41 5
77 33
229 234 -5
25 16
0 0
11 25 0
5
4 6
0 0
Arizona
82 32 43 7
71 32
214 271 -57
21 20 0
0 11 23
0 7
5 4
0 1
Buffalo
82 30 46 6
66 28
181 233 -52
18 19 0
4 12 27
0 2
4 6
0 0
Gordie Howe G
W L OL
Pts ROW
GF GA Diff
Home
Road
Last 10
Detroit
82 50 26 6
106 49
266 223 43
26 12 0
3 24 14
0 3
4 5
0 1
New York R 82
49 30 3
101 42
252 222 30
28 11 0
2 21 19
0 1
7 3
0 0
New Jersey 82
47 31 4
98 46
254 220 34
25 13 0
3 22 18
0 1
4 6
0 0
New York I 82
43 34 5
91 43
253 225 28
23 16 0
2 20 18
0 3
7 3
0 0
Carolina
82 37 40 5
79 35
239 253 -14
24 15 0
2 13 25
0 3
5 5
0 0
Chicago
82 32 48 2
66 31
206 285 -79
22 18 0
1 10 30
0 1
3 5
0 2
Bobby Orr
G W
L OL Pts
ROW GF
GA Diff
Home
Road
Last 10
Toronto
82 57 23 2
116 55
300 218 82
36 5
0 0
21 18 0
2
7 2
0 1
Dallas
82 44 29 9
97 40
267 251 16
25 13 0
3 19 16
0 6
3 6
0 1
San Jose
82 39 35 8
86 36
241 224 17
22 16 0
3 17 19
0 5
5 4
0 1
Montreal
82 40 37 5
85 34
257 265 -8
19 22 0
0 21 15
0 5
5 4
0 1
Boston
82 39 40 3
81 36
232 262 -30
19 20 0
2 20 20
0 1
7 3
0 0
Los Angeles 82 30 48
4 64
28 207 260
-53 19
21 0
1 11 27
0 3
3 7
0 0
Mario Lemieux G
W L OL
Pts ROW
GF GA Diff
Home
Road
Last 10
Calgary
82 45 28 9
99 44
245 227 18
26 11 0
4
19 17 0
5
8 1
0 1
Edmonton
82 44 31 7
95 40
249 227 22
29 9
0 3
15 22 0
4
5 4
0 1
Florida
82 44 34 4
92 40
250 254 -4
29 11 0
1 15 23
0 3
5 5
0 0
Colorado
82 37 36 9
83 35
257 261 -4
21 18 0
2 16 18
0 7
6 2
0 2
Pittsburgh 82
31 44 7
69 30
216 263 -47
22 18 0
1
9 26 0
6
2 7
0 1
Vancouver
82 28 48 6
62 25
204 257 -53
19 19 0
3
9 29 0
3
4 5
0 1
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OVERUSAGE (season)
Player
Team GP/Max
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RHL upcoming
calendar (all 9 PM Eastern):
Round 1
Playoffs Start Saturday, May 4th, 2019
Round 1 Playoffs Strats
Wednesday, May 8th
Round 1 Playoffs End
Sunday, May 19th, 2019
Round 2 Playoffs Start Monday,
May 20th, 2019
Round 2 Playoffs Strats Wednesday, May 22nd
Round
2 Playoffs End
Sunday, June 2nd, 2019
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TRANSACTIONS:
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