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BEST ALL-TIME HISTORIC DRAFT SIMULATION



In my last blog i did a draft featuring all of the greatest NHL players of all time;
in this blog i will be doing a simulation of 3 seasons using those rosters and i will also be making some trades as well.

Since there are only 21 teams in the league, there will only be 4 divisions, each with 5 teams in it and one with 6.
There is one change in the alignment of the divisions; the Minnesota North Stars are playing in the Smythe division instead of the Norris division.

Legend:
P-playoffs
#-missed playoffs

Season 1 results:


Prince of Wales Conference

Adams

P1-Quebec Nordiques
P4-Buffalo Sabres
P5-Montreal Canadiens
P8-Boston Bruins

#-Hartford Whalers

Patrick

P2-Washington Capitals
P3-New York Islanders
P6-New York Rangers
P7-New Jersey Devils

#-Philadelphia Flyers
#-Pittsburgh Penguins

Clarence Campbell Conference

Norris

P1-St.Louis Blues
P3-Winnipeg Jets
P4-Toronto Maple Leafs
P8-Detroit Red Wings

#-Chicago Black Hawks

Smythe

P2-LA Kings
P5-Edmonton Oilers
P6-Vancouver Canucks
P7-Calgary Flames

#-Minnesota North Stars

1st round:

QUE def. BOS
WAS def. NYR
NYI def. MTL
BUF def. NJ
STL def. DET
LA def. CGY
WPG def. VAN
EDM def. TOR

2nd round:

BUF def. QUE
NYI def. WSH
STL def. EDM
LA def. WPG

Conf. finals:

NYI def. BUF
STL def. LA

Stanley cup:

St.Louis Blues beat the New York Islanders in 6 games to win the Stanley cup.

In the offseason, a few major trades are made.

Chicago Blackhawks trade Joe Thornton, Keith Tkachuk, Gump Worsley to the Boston Bruins for Patrik Elias, Scott Gomez, Mikka Kiprusoff, Leo Boivin
Chicago Blackhawks trade John Odrognick, Niklas Kronwall to the Edmonton Oilers for Taylor Hall
St.Louis Blues trade Jacque Plante, Stepane Richer to the Montreal Canadiens for Doug Gilmour, Lorne Chabot, Newsy Lalonde.
Hartford Whalers trade Henrik Zetterberg to the Calgary Flames for Rod Brind'Amour

Season 2 results:


Prince of Wales Conference

Adams

P1-Montreal Canadiens
P4-Buffalo Sabres
P5-Quebec Nordiques
P7-Boston Bruins

# Hartford Whalers

Patrick

P2-New York Islanders
P3-Washington Capitals
P6-New York Rangers
P8-New Jersey Devils

# Philadelphia Flyers
# Pittsburgh Penguins

Clarence Campbell Conference

Norris

P1-St.Louis Blues
P3-Winnipeg Jets
P5-Toronto Maple Leafs
P8-Detroit Red Wings

# Chicago Black Hawks

Smythe

P2-LA Kings
P4-Calgary Flames
P6-Edmonton Oilers
P7-Vancouver Canucks

# Minnesota North Stars

1st round:

MTL def. NJ
NYI def. BOS
WSH def. NYR
BUF def. QUE
STL def. DET
LA def. VAN
WPG def. EDM
CGY def. TOR

2nd round:

MTL def. BUF
NYI def. WSH
CGY def. STL
WPG def. LA

Conf. Finals:

NYI def. MTL
CGY def. WPG

Stanley Cup Finals:

New York Islanders beat the Calgary Flames in 6 games to win the Stanley cup

In the offseason, a couple more trades are made.

New Jersey Devils trade Trevor Linden, Brian Rolston, Thomas Gradin to the Vancouver Canucks for John Tonelli, Ziggy Palffy
New Jersey Devils trade Jason Arnott, Petr Sykora, Travis Zajac, Andy Greene to the Quebec Nordiques for Ryan O'Reilly, Joe Mullen, Craig Hartsburg
Quebec Nordiques trade Brian Gionta to the New York Rangers for Adam Graves
Vancouver Canucks trade Tuukka Rask, Bill Cowley, Ryan Kesler to the Detroit Red Wings for Syl Apps, Ed Giacomin
Detroit Red Wings trade Tom Jonsson, Ryan Kesler, Slava Kozlov to the LA Kings for Jay Wells, Tony Amonte

Season 3:


Prince of Wales Conference

Adams

P2-Montreal Canadiens
P3-Quebec Nordiques
P5-Buffalo Sabres
P8-Boston Bruins

# Hartford Whalers

Patrick

P1-New York Islanders
P4-Washington Capitals
P6-New York Rangers
P7-New Jersey Devils

# Philadelphia Flyers
# Pittsburgh Penguins

Clarence Campbell Conference

Norris

P2-St.Louis Blues
P4-Winnipeg Jets
P5-Detroit Red Wings
P6-Toronto Maple Leafs

# Chicago Black Hawks

Smythe

P1-LA Kings
P3-Calgary Flames
P7-Edmonton Oilers
P8-Minnesota North Stars

# Vancouver Canucks

1st round:

NYI def. BOS
MTL def. NJ
QUE def. NYR
WSH def. BUF
LA def. MIN
STL def. EDM
CGY def. TOR
DET def. WPG

2nd round:

WSH def. NYI
MTL def. QUE
LA def. DET
STL def. CGY

Conf. Finals:

MTL def. WSH
STL def. LA

Stanley cup Finals:

Montreal Canadiens defeat the St.Louis Blues in 7 games to win the Stanley cup.

This is the updated Roster after all the moves
https://hockeywiztalks-hockey.blogspot.com/2020/06/best-all-time-historic-draft.html

Winners:

St.Louis Blues: 1 stanley cup, 2 finals appearances 

Montreal Canadiens: 1 stanley cup

New York Islanders: 1 stanley cup, 2 finals appearances

LA Kings: Finished 1st or 2nd in Clarence Campbell conference every season

Losers:

Hartford Whalers: Never Made playoffs

Pittsburgh Penguins: Never Made playoffs

Chicago Black Hawks: Never Made playoffs

Philadelphia Flyers: Never Made playoffs





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