Don't have Luc scouted, but Taylor is insane.
It is amazing how much that low def Q brings down his AQ
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True... but he'll have many seasons to train at 13/13 facilities and is already playing in 40% of competitive games at least. So come time when his bundle is adequate for the NT, unlike most rookies, he'll have decent experience. I totally get what you are saying though. My SA provides sub-300 OR guys which is quite frustrating for a level 12 SA.
what's better though?
Pure training when young and then thrown onto the team to build up exp
OR
A mix a both throughout career?
I think the first might be better long term.
Pure training when young and then thrown onto the team to build up exp
OR
A mix a both throughout career?
I think the first might be better long term.
With a high level of regen the training lost due to playing is next to nothing.
Here a Top 10 list of games played for Team Canada. Numbers in brackets represent World Championship games.
William Beliveau 109(41)
Alexis Newsome 107(41)
Steve Whitton 102(42)
Rob McKenzie 101(35)
Rick Showler 100(37)
Stu Fotiadis 100(32)
Alex Thatcher 96(29)
Corey Fortin 92(27)
Aaron Girard 90(31)
Noah Tierney 86(30)
William Beliveau 109(41)
Alexis Newsome 107(41)
Steve Whitton 102(42)
Rob McKenzie 101(35)
Rick Showler 100(37)
Stu Fotiadis 100(32)
Alex Thatcher 96(29)
Corey Fortin 92(27)
Aaron Girard 90(31)
Noah Tierney 86(30)
Hi everyone. I was appointed as an assistant coach by themightyoil to set up the tactics and formation for NT Canada tonight. I am honored by this opportunity and I would like to present what I saw in your NT. First of all the roster:
G1 Noah Tierney
G2 Kalevi Kuivaniemi
LW1 Trent McCallum
C1 David Fowler
RW1 Émile Marker
LD1 Daniel Barras (A1)
RD1 Ian Gauthier
LW2 Steve Whitton (C)
C2 Kane Beaudouin
RW2 Christian Leroux
LD2 Mike Dubois
RD2 François Hughes
LW3 David Warren
C3 Braden Dubeau
RW3 Guy Grayson
LD3 Alexis Newsome (A2)
RD3 Paul Seaman
LW4 Taylor Godley
C4 Steve Cochran
RW4 Thibaut Falls
LD4 Alex Thatcher
RD4 Lance Stuart
__________
PP Line 1:
LW Steve Whitton
C David Fowler
RW David Warren
LD Guy Grayson
RD Ian Gauthier
PP Line 2:
LW Émile Marker
C Kane Beaudouin
RW Christian Leroux
LD Daniel Barras
RD Paul Seaman
__________
PK Line 1:
C David Fowler
RW Émile Marker
LD Alexis Newsome
RD Ian Gauthier
PK Line 2:
C Kane Beaudouin
RW Christian Leroux
LD Mike Dubois
RD François Hughes
I have my reasons why I set up lines like this. I really like the fact that NT Canada has several very perspective and young players, so I wanted to see them in action today. Thus I made the 4th line with 3 young attackers and supported this line with experienced defensemen. I cannot forsee whether this works well (no goal recieved or not) so just in case I put into the goal the best goalie you have on the roster. Also, the 4th line will be playing just the 1st period and if they do well, you can try to let them play more often. The more often the young players will play for your NT the more experience they get and the experience is invaluable. But this also requires these young players to play in their league teams regularly (best scenario would also be the international competitions).
For the first three lines I wanted to create a mix of players with high chemistry and players with high potential and lower chemistry. This way the chemistry should not have negative effects on the performance as long as I also expect opponent to play with not the best they have.
For powerplay lines I always choose high experience and high shooting skill. Penalty killing is always unpredictable, so just experienced players with chemistry there.
As for the tactics, I bulit up the tactics regardless of what the Denmark is going to play. I often try to predict what my opponent will be playing, nevertheless I did not have much time to get to know Canadian NT very well so I wanted to focus on what the team has to offer. So tonight (afternoon in Canada) the way I want to beat the Denmark is to have much less players sent out, to play at least 5 times powerplay and try to score decisive goals in those powerplays. This can work provided that goalie has his good day of performance (this term was confirmed by the game designers, they designed goalies to perform much better in some matches). Denmark is a strong opponent, but they can be defeated. I will be glad to answer any questions but I would rather not discuss the tactics before 7:15 PM CET, if Denmarks knew the tactic Canada is going to play tonight, they might counter it.
I am looking forward to the match and hoping for the best result possible.
G1 Noah Tierney
G2 Kalevi Kuivaniemi
LW1 Trent McCallum
C1 David Fowler
RW1 Émile Marker
LD1 Daniel Barras (A1)
RD1 Ian Gauthier
LW2 Steve Whitton (C)
C2 Kane Beaudouin
RW2 Christian Leroux
LD2 Mike Dubois
RD2 François Hughes
LW3 David Warren
C3 Braden Dubeau
RW3 Guy Grayson
LD3 Alexis Newsome (A2)
RD3 Paul Seaman
LW4 Taylor Godley
C4 Steve Cochran
RW4 Thibaut Falls
LD4 Alex Thatcher
RD4 Lance Stuart
__________
PP Line 1:
LW Steve Whitton
C David Fowler
RW David Warren
LD Guy Grayson
RD Ian Gauthier
PP Line 2:
LW Émile Marker
C Kane Beaudouin
RW Christian Leroux
LD Daniel Barras
RD Paul Seaman
__________
PK Line 1:
C David Fowler
RW Émile Marker
LD Alexis Newsome
RD Ian Gauthier
PK Line 2:
C Kane Beaudouin
RW Christian Leroux
LD Mike Dubois
RD François Hughes
I have my reasons why I set up lines like this. I really like the fact that NT Canada has several very perspective and young players, so I wanted to see them in action today. Thus I made the 4th line with 3 young attackers and supported this line with experienced defensemen. I cannot forsee whether this works well (no goal recieved or not) so just in case I put into the goal the best goalie you have on the roster. Also, the 4th line will be playing just the 1st period and if they do well, you can try to let them play more often. The more often the young players will play for your NT the more experience they get and the experience is invaluable. But this also requires these young players to play in their league teams regularly (best scenario would also be the international competitions).
For the first three lines I wanted to create a mix of players with high chemistry and players with high potential and lower chemistry. This way the chemistry should not have negative effects on the performance as long as I also expect opponent to play with not the best they have.
For powerplay lines I always choose high experience and high shooting skill. Penalty killing is always unpredictable, so just experienced players with chemistry there.
As for the tactics, I bulit up the tactics regardless of what the Denmark is going to play. I often try to predict what my opponent will be playing, nevertheless I did not have much time to get to know Canadian NT very well so I wanted to focus on what the team has to offer. So tonight (afternoon in Canada) the way I want to beat the Denmark is to have much less players sent out, to play at least 5 times powerplay and try to score decisive goals in those powerplays. This can work provided that goalie has his good day of performance (this term was confirmed by the game designers, they designed goalies to perform much better in some matches). Denmark is a strong opponent, but they can be defeated. I will be glad to answer any questions but I would rather not discuss the tactics before 7:15 PM CET, if Denmarks knew the tactic Canada is going to play tonight, they might counter it.
I am looking forward to the match and hoping for the best result possible.
Thanks Pubmaster, we really appreciate your input and knowledge of the game. Looking forward to today's game.
I'm seeing a 28-year-old Finnish goalie for the G2 position...
sorry, my bad, the correct player is Pierre Crosby , could any MOD edit my previous post? I cannot do that myself, thanks
The big number is friendlies plus WC games. So Whitton has played 60 friendlies and 42 WC games.
Thanks.
That somehow does make me proud of my virtual player.
That somehow does make me proud of my virtual player.
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