Tema: II.3

At least put it on gold-coloured paper.

as opposed to a pink slip? ????

Hello à tous,

On organise un petit tournoi francophone et il y encore quelques place pour y participer, le tournois est disponible sous tournois à crédit COUPE SUISSE ROMANDE XXXV et ouvert à toutes les équipes.

Good draft coming up, one A+ and three A's so far

Wow, are there as many people to scout as there are in I.1? It's ridiculous the number of them, and so far best I got are Bs (and Bs are crao for the most part) :/

Hey all, been modding NHL 2004 a bit, just graphics changes, and put everyones (favorite?) loraxx 's Le Power De Laval in the game.

I'm replacing all the teams in the SM-Liiga wth PPM teams, either pretty stable PRO pack teams, or ones who I just liked the logo/graphics they had in game.

imgur.com/a/V8MWdcr

Just thought I'd drop that there, might make a separate post about it.

Hey did I just notice this now!? Wow I'm flattered

Nice work!

Season 41 is TIGHT! The top 6 could swap places at any given time, a real nail biter!

This is quite the playoffs. Getting Sangsues in the 1st round and then Black Sheep in the second, only to finish it against old time rival and friend Tennispros. It's quite a tough road. Especially since I played all my games at very hard this year (rotating my best players in and out) to maximize experience gains. Guys are tired!

Edmonton Thunder Faces Tough Start to Season in II.3 League

Edmonton, AB - May 8, 2024 - The Edmonton Thunder ice hockey team is facing a challenging start to their season in the II.3 league, currently standing at 0-5 with a significant goal differential of minus 77. Despite the tough competition from notably stronger opponents, the team remains steadfast in their commitment to improvement and resilience on the ice.

Acknowledging the anticipated difficulty of competing against formidable adversaries, the Edmonton Thunder maintains a positive outlook, focusing on the development and growth opportunities that come with facing top-tier teams in the league.

Filip Chadim emerges as a beacon of scoring prowess for the team, leading with three goals amidst the intense competition. His dedication and skill on the ice serve as inspiration for the entire team, driving them forward through the challenges they face.

Additionally, Alvaro Gagne has showcased remarkable performance, leading the team in points per game with an average of 1.33. His consistent contributions and leadership on and off the ice are invaluable assets to the Edmonton Thunder as they navigate the demanding landscape of the II.3 league.

Despite the initial setbacks, the Edmonton Thunder remains undeterred in their pursuit of success. With determination, hard work, and unwavering team spirit, they are confident in their ability to overcome obstacles and elevate their performance as the season progresses.

The Edmonton Thunder extends gratitude to their loyal fans for their unwavering support and encouragement during this challenging time. Together, they look forward to the opportunities that lie ahead and are committed to making the city of Edmonton proud.

About Edmonton Thunder:
The Edmonton Thunder is a dynamic and competitive ice hockey team based in Edmonton, Alberta. Committed to excellence both on and off the ice, the team strives for success while fostering a culture of teamwork, perseverance, and community engagement. With a passionate fan base and a dedicated roster of talented players, the Edmonton Thunder continues to make waves in the world of ice hockey.