Temat: I.1

He's also got a 51-year-old on the team. Nico Nix , what's up with this?

Old guys are great!!
Steve Cochran,   Finland The Steel Ants,   Finland I.1
age 40
OR 2891
Exp 625
Jakob Lepage,   Finland The Steel Ants,   Finland I.1
Age 40
OR 2695
Exp 500
These two players are the second and third best scorers on the national team!
Experience carries a bonus.

Hey guys I just wanna say don’t practice shooting on defenseman, thank you

My only question is how many games will it take for me to score 10 goals?

I too often forget to turn off my tactics for playoffs and tournaments for the early national cup games and unnecessarily waste energy.

I assume you mean for our game today lol!

I bought my goalie for $3.4 million less than a season ago. He's old, but for my team's needs, very good. Someone offered him $8 million, so I had to shell out 7.2 to keep him. For me, that's somewhat significant lol!

Apparently not happy about being sold off to the retirement home, Jesus Hogan broke the leg of his replacement (Darrell Gauthier ) on his way out the door.

I can't remember the last time I saw a 2 week injury with a level 15 medical center. I bet Hogan learned some dirty tricks from another Real American Hero who suffered leg injuries of his own! www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z...

I am so excited on this goalie! He is very good goalie with a lot of experience and he is going maybe to my team !! Its gonna be my first player from National Team!

Will loss my best player to free agency tonight I could not keep paying 60 million or more each season to keep him. I have decided to retool the whole team so everyone plan on move up because I will be dropping down from the top teams.

Maybe we'll be in the same league in Division II haha. Good luck!

We will see. In one week if I wanted to keep 4 players I would have had to pay more the 170 million. I just can't do this.

By the way I lost my best player to Bouncing Pucks.

I didn't think I'd win with my bid, and didn't realize it was your player until I won the bid.

Do you not keep a reserve of cash at all times to pay free agent fees? I only bid on players once I have more than $300 million, and only bid the excess cash so that I can always cover any free agents worth covering.

Looking at your transfers, you've spent a decent amount of money bringing players in recently, but if you were doing that without having at least a $200 million buffer already in place, you were just setting yourself up to lose most of them.

To follow up, when you spend ~$75 million on a free agent aged player to bring him to your team, you should expect to keep having to spend that same amount every single season to hold on to him.