Trade Wars: Habsteen26 vs Nucker101: Part 1
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Hello everyone, welcome to the first installment of Trade Wars: Habsteen26 vs Nucker101! You may already be familiar with this series, as hockeybuzz bloggers Dan Cloutier and Travis Yost did the exact same thing a while ago.
As for the rules, they will be very similar to Travis and Dan's rules. I, will be the acting GM for every team in the Eastern Conference while my colleague Nucker101 will be the GM for every team in the Western conference. Each of the 15 teams from each conference HAS to have one trade completed, and they can't make more than one trade. Each blog will contain 5 trades (not including counter offers) and they will either be declined or accepted in the next blog. Salary cap WILL come into affect and will be based off of Hockeybuzz's cap central. All NTC/NMC will be assumed waived. So, I think that covers just about everything.... so lets get to it!!!!!
First Trade offer: New York Rangers offer Wojtek Wolski, Artem Anisimov, Dan Girardi and a conditional 2012 1st round pick (if the Rangers make it to the Eastern Conference Finals) To the Calgary Flames for Jarome Iginla
Second Trade offer: Washington Capitals offer Alex Semin and Karl Alzner to the Anaheim Ducks for Bobby Ryan and a 2012 2nd round pick.
Third Trade offer: New Jersey Devils offer Zach Parise and Mark Fayne to the Los Angeles Kings for Jonathon Bernier, Andrei Loktionov, Slava Voynov and Dustin Penner.
Fourth Trade offer: Pittsburgh Peguins offer Tyler Kennedy to the Minnesota Wild for Greg Zanon and a 2012 2nd round pick.
Fifth Trade offer:Tampa Bay Lightning offer Ryan Malone, Mathieu Garon and their 2012 and 2013 1st round picks to the Vancouver Canucks for Roberto Luongo and Alexander Burrows.
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Okay, well that does it for part 1! Leave some comments to tell us what you guys think! Part 2 will be coming from Nucker101 in the next couple of days, so stay tuned!
As for the rules, they will be very similar to Travis and Dan's rules. I, will be the acting GM for every team in the Eastern Conference while my colleague Nucker101 will be the GM for every team in the Western conference. Each of the 15 teams from each conference HAS to have one trade completed, and they can't make more than one trade. Each blog will contain 5 trades (not including counter offers) and they will either be declined or accepted in the next blog. Salary cap WILL come into affect and will be based off of Hockeybuzz's cap central. All NTC/NMC will be assumed waived. So, I think that covers just about everything.... so lets get to it!!!!!
First Trade offer: New York Rangers offer Wojtek Wolski, Artem Anisimov, Dan Girardi and a conditional 2012 1st round pick (if the Rangers make it to the Eastern Conference Finals) To the Calgary Flames for Jarome Iginla
Second Trade offer: Washington Capitals offer Alex Semin and Karl Alzner to the Anaheim Ducks for Bobby Ryan and a 2012 2nd round pick.
Third Trade offer: New Jersey Devils offer Zach Parise and Mark Fayne to the Los Angeles Kings for Jonathon Bernier, Andrei Loktionov, Slava Voynov and Dustin Penner.
Fourth Trade offer: Pittsburgh Peguins offer Tyler Kennedy to the Minnesota Wild for Greg Zanon and a 2012 2nd round pick.
Fifth Trade offer:Tampa Bay Lightning offer Ryan Malone, Mathieu Garon and their 2012 and 2013 1st round picks to the Vancouver Canucks for Roberto Luongo and Alexander Burrows.
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Okay, well that does it for part 1! Leave some comments to tell us what you guys think! Part 2 will be coming from Nucker101 in the next couple of days, so stay tuned!
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