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Welcome to Calgary Puck Hockey League

This is a SIM league for hockey based on the 'SimonT Simulator' . The league has 30 teams divided into two conferences, and six divisions - matching the NHL's current alignment

Only serious GMs should apply to this league. What I mean by 'serious' is this: GMs will be expected to show active interest in their team, and this league. They are encouraged to make trades, edit lines, pick rivalries (if they don't appear on their own), participate in drafts, and provide press releases on occasion. This is a fun league, but GMs are the key to making it fun.

Newsflash - First batch of free agents sign deals

CPHL free agency kicks off with big deals handed out to Timothy Thomas Jr, Adam Foote, and Radim Vrbata. The Devils and Isle make the most noise signing 3 players each. 

Montreal Canadiens 2009-2010 CPHL Champs PDF Print E-mail
Written by Swayze11   
Thursday, 27 May 2010 02:56

 

 

Congratulations to the Montreal Canadiens  as the 2009-2010 CPHL Champions. The Montreal Canadiens beat the Anaheim Ducks tonight to capture their first championship in the CPHL.

Congrats to both teams for a great series.  

Last Updated ( Thursday, 27 May 2010 03:02 )
 
2009-2010 CPHL Preview PDF Print E-mail
Written by Swayze11   
Friday, 04 September 2009 15:49
Well it done. You can download it from the links below. I uploaded it to 2 sites, try one or the other. Its 46 pages so can't post it.

A lot of GMs put hard work in it, So all comments/criticism will be taken will great pride.

Download Link 1

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GM who contributed.
Syl - Shore Division
Swayze - Imlach
Simmer - Martin
Antithesis - Mikita
Caged Great - Standings
Hanna - Awards
DFO - Interviews

and all the GMs who answered the call with standing predictions, interview requests, finals prediction request and anything else I'm forgetting.

Thanks and Good Luck.
Last Updated ( Friday, 04 September 2009 15:52 )
 
CPHL Future Watch 08-09 PDF Print E-mail
Written by Swayze11   
Thursday, 23 July 2009 01:41

CPHL FUTURE WATCH 2008-2009
By: Joe Schum

Here is the future of the CPHL. The Minnesota Wild not only finished 1st overall in the regular standings but also captured the top spot in the 2008-2009 CPHL Future Watch as well. The Pittsburgh Penguins, Philadelphia Flyers, Anaheim Ducks came close with top notch young talent of their own but in the end it was the Wild on top. Here’s a look at the top prospect of each team. Some of the prospects have already moved on from each team so take these rankings with a grain of salt. I would also like to thank Curtis Sim who did one of the teams. Without further to do, the rankings. Enjoy!

1. Minnesota Wild

1. Steve Stamkos
2. Patrik Berglund
3. Alex Pietrangelo
4. James Van Reimsdyk
5. Luke Schenn
6. Cory Schneider
7. Ondrej Pavelac
8. Nikolai Kulyemin
9. T.J. Hensick
10. Jordan Eberle
The Wild have depth at all 3 positions led by Steven Stamkos the top pick from the 2008 CPHL draft. With number of more quality picks in the 2009 CPHL draft and GM Farhall’s strong scouting department and after winning the Fletcher, Farhall’s group will be hard to remove from the top spot.

2. Pittsburgh Penguins

1. Carey Price
2. Mikkel Boedker
3. Jonathan Quick
4. Mikhail Grabovsky
5. Ryan McDonagh
6. Mattias Tedenby
7. Aaron Palushaj
8. Ted Purcell
9. P.K. Subban
10. David Fischer
The Penguins themselves have some tremendous talent, especially in net with Carey Price and John Quick. This pool will also get stronger with GM Young holding the third overall selection and actively pursuing additional draft picks.

3. Philadelphia Flyers

1. Bobby Ryan
2. Derrick Brassard
3. Cody Hodgson
4. Cody Franson
5. Jordan eberle
6. Ty Wishart
7. Nick Ross
8. Wayne Simmonds
9. Daniel Larsson
10. Maxim Sauve
The Flyers have seen six of the top seven prospects already moved out but brought in similar talent in guys like Nikita Filatov. The Flyers hold five first round draft picks in the upcoming draft. The group will get an unneeded boost.

4. Anaheim Ducks

1. Nikita Filatov
2. Drew Doughty
3. Colin Wilson
4. Michael Backlund
5. Jonathan Bernier
6. Chet Pickard
7. Dustin Boyd
9. Adam Pardy
8. Matt Halischuk
10. Brandon Crombeen
The Ducks traded their top prospect for immediate help but rose from the bottoms of the league into the second round of the playoffs. The Ducks don’t have many picks but they are looking. Knowing GM Ravi he will be making few selection on June 20th.

5. Tampa Bay Lightning

1. Michael Frolik
2. Claude Giroux
3. Jhonas Enroth
4. Joe Colborne
5. Justin Abdelkader
6. Greg Nemisz
7. Andrea Nodl
8. Kyle Quincey
9. Keith Seabrook
10. Blake Kessel
The Bolts made the playoffs and hung onto their prized future stars in Michael Frolik and Calude Giroux. GM Siewert also has a first round selection he will be making on draft day and that prospect will likely sit in the system till his value increases.

6. Los Angeles Kings

1. Semen Varlamov
2. Kyle Turris
3. Peter Mueller
4. Kris Versteeg
5. Martin Hanzal
6. Darren Helm
7. James Sheppard
8. Justin Pogge
9. Kevin Porter
10. Alexandre Picard
The Kings saw the dismissal of their long-time GM, who had made plenty of shrewd deals, due to an obvious attempt of throwing games. The GM came and is gone. The once proud franchise will just look to gain stability this off-season.

7. Carolina Hurricanes

1. Karl Alzner
2. Zach Boychuk
3. Jiri Tlusty
4. Tyler Ennis
5. Bobby Sanguinetti
6. Keith Aulie
7. Maxime Tanguay
8. Jared Staal
9. Brett Sutter
10. Vladimir Sobotka
The Canes hold onto their prospects and hold onto them tightly. GM Whalen has assembled some top tier prospects that in time should be making some impact. The Canes do own their first round selection and likely will hit the WHL for their pick.

8. Buffalo Sabres

1. Josh Bailey
2. Tuuka Rask
3. Simon Hjalmarsson
4. Lars Eller
5. Dustin Tokarski
6. Brendan Smith
7. Jakub Kindl
8. Kamil Kreps
9. Carl Sneep
10. Radek Smolenak
Well the CPHL champions didn’t need any help after the show they put on in the playoffs, going 16-2. Remarkably, they hung onto their top prospects and will get few more goof youngsters with their first selection and other picks.

9. Nashville Predators

1. James Neal
2. Tyler Myers
3. Thomas Hickey
4. Logan Couture
5. Viktor Tikhonov
6. Chris Butler
7. Ted Ruth
8. Jamie McGinn
9. Mark Mancari
10. Sami Lepisto
The predators were cautious all season in making their trades. But when it came to pushing for the playoffs GM Lough traded couple of his top his prospects to bring in immediate help but held onto his first round selections. Preds will look to aquire some goaltending prospects.

10. Columbus Blue Jackets

1. Patrick Kane
2. Bryan Little
3. Zach Bogosian
4. Eric Fehr
5. Nigel Dawes
6. Colby Robak
7. Tyson Sexsmith
8. Christofer Lofberg
9. Fredrik Naslund
10. Ryan Carter
The Jackets will get a huge boost when Patrick Kane and Bryan Little graduate from the prospect list. After that it gets bleak. The Jackets do have their first rounder selection this year but have already moved the first round pick in next years draft.

11. Phoenix Coyotes

1. Cam Barker
2. Blake Wheeler
3. Dave Bolland
4. Colton Gillies
5. Kevin Klein
6. Thomas McCollum
7. Joakim Lindstrom
8. Kyle Chipchura
9. Gilbert Brule
10. Dan Bertram
The Coyotes have some high-end talent but not much at the CPHL and no first round pick as it was traded to the Penguins while back. The Coyotes need a well drawn plan this off-season to kick start this re-build. First they need to fire head coach Gretzky and remove anything associated with the NHL Coilers. I guess they would remove the GM too, forget that plan.

12. Dallas Stars


1. Joe Blum
2. Jonathan Ericsson
3. Fabian Brunnstrom
4. Jacob Markstrom
5. Tyler Bozak
6. Mark Mitera
7. Anton Gustafsson
8. Ryan Duncan
9. Jack Hillen
10. Jesse Winchester
The Stars have gone to rebuilding their team through the draft and looks like they’re sticking to it. They have done a solid job or signing UFA prospects and hope these youngsters can bring them to respectability sooner than later. With multiple picks in the upcoming draft they’ll be looking to move up these rankings next year.

13. New York Rangers

1. Steve Mason
2. Alexander Vasyunov
3. Cal Clutterbuck
4. Patric Hornqvist
5. Jake Allen
6. Robbie Schremp
7. Lauri Korpikoski
8. Logan Pyett
9. Bill Sweatt
10. John Armstrong
The Rangers had and than traded away their top prospect in Steve Mason. They have some secondary prospects after that but none that are top tier prospects. In the upcoming draft they do not pick until the third round so barring a trade the group will not get a major prospect.

14. Florida Panthers

1. Leland Irving
2. Michael Del Zotto
3. Cody Goloubef
4. Chris Stewart
5. Casey Pierro-Zabotel
6. Chris Summers
7. Mike Weber
8. Chris Bourque
9. Taylor Chorney
10. Alexander Sulzer
The Panthers have gone through endless general managers since the firing of CPHL’s bad boy mjk. The Panthers have just hired a new GM and like the Kings, they are looking for stability as well. They do have number of under rated prospects though.

15. New Jersey Devils


1. Brandon Sutter
2. Trevor Lewis
3. Christopher Didomenico
4. Eric Tangardi
5. Michael Stone
6. Johnny Boychuk
7. Niko Hoivunen
8. Andrei Plekhanov
9. Alex Bourret
10. Dmitri Patzold


Some of these prospects have been moved and more have been brought in, GM Steve did a good job of flipping soon to be UFAs for some decent prospects. The prospect pool will only get better as the Devils have the 2nd overall pick and another top 14 pick.


16. Chicago Black Hawks

1. Erik Karlsson
2. Jake Gardiner
3. Patrick Wiercoch
4. Zach Hamill
5. Derek Meech
6. Michael Neuwirth
7. Luke Adam
8. Pierre-Luc Lessard
9. Marek Zagrapan
10. Brett Carson


The Hawks traded away some of these prospects already but still have few good ones. As well the Hawks have a good collection of draft picks. Look for them to get stronger as the core at the CPHL will be receiving additional help in coming years.

17. Ottawa Senators


1. Kyle Beach
2. Enver Lisin
3. Jack Skille
4. Dana Tyrell
5. Mathieu Carle
6. Mitch Wahl
7. Ilja Zubov
8. Marc Methot
9. Cal O Reilly
10. Justin Peters

The Senators have a great future. With little more patience, the playoffs will be back in sight. However, they do not have their first round draft pick this year but do have other picks and with good drafting they will find more keepers.

18. Edmonton Oilers


1. T.J. Oshie
2. Kyle Okposo
3. Angelo Esposito
4. Kirill Petrov.
5. Ryan White
6. Andrew Ebbett
7. Nick Bonino
8. Pier-Olivier Pelletier
9. Kevin Veilleux
10. James Delory


The Oilers have traded the top 2 guys but have replaced him with others like Cody Hodgson. The Oilers still have a good future with the pro roster they have, better development and they will be a powerhouse again.

19. Montreal Canadiens


1. Shawn Matthias
2. John Carlson
3. Daniel Rahimi
4. Kyle Greentree
5. Stefan Della Rovere
6. Aaron Ness
7. Adam Pineault
8. Nathan McIver
9. Joseph Fallon
10. Kristoffer Berglund

The Habs have added new faces since this list developed, from all accounts; the current crop looks better than shown here. Also with a top ten pick, the front loaded Habs will likely be picking a defenseman to anchor their blueline for years.

20. St. Louis Blues

1. Brendan Mikkelson
2. Matt Hunwick
3. Michal Repik
4. Michael Caruso
5. Simon Danis-Pepin
6. Brandon Prust
7. Liam Reddox
8. John Curry
9. Bryan Cameron
10. Ryan McGinnis

The Blues want to make the playoffs and will sacrifice more youth in order to obtain more immediate help. Couple players from this list have already been moved in Hunwick and Caruso. At least Punk didn’t enter the Risebrough Award race this year.

21. Toronto Maple Leafs


1. Oscar Moller
2. Nick Petrecki
3. Travis Hamonic
4. Maxim Gratchev
5. Cody Bass
6. Dennis Persson
7. Nick Spaling
8. Eric Doyle
9. Stefan Legein
10. Ondrej Fiala
 

So far the Leafs have put a untouchable tag on Moller and for good reasons, he has the ability to be a top line player in couple of years. Otherwise the team has good talent at the CPHL level, which allows them to sustain development of their top prospects. They have given up their 09 first rounder but have the 10, but that could be moved to upgrade the Leafs right a way.

22. Detroit Red Wings


1. Jeff Petry
2. Matthew Corrente
3. Kyle Cumiskey
4. Kenndal McArdle
5. Jeremy Williams
6. T.J. Galiardi
7. Brian Strait
8. Jake Hansen
9. Philippe Gogulla
10. Vitaly Anikeyenko


The Wings already have some good forward that are hitting their prime but the defense is very below average. But the system for defenseman is strong. So the future is bright in that regard but they have already traded away their top picks for next two drafts. For Mr. May’s sake, hope some of these guys turn out to be decent players.

23. Atlanta Thrashers


1. Jamie Benn
2. Brett Sonne
3. Matt Rust
4. Cody Wild
5. Theo Peckham
6. Chris Porter
7. Chris Terry
8. Jason Gregoire
9. Phil Desimone
10. Vitaly Karamnov -

The Thrashers do have some intriguing prospects if they were to move them for an upgrade in order to make a cup run. After that it does stop, they have already traded most of their picks away for next two entry drafts. The Thrashers will need to get creative in the off-season to maintain their high-level of success and obtain some more youth in the system.

24. Calgary Flames


1. Riku Helenuis
2. Patrice Cormier
3. Matt Pelech
4. Devan Dubnyk
5. Jamie Arniel
6. Brian Salcido
7. Mark Dekanich
8. Nathan Davis
9. Andy Rogers
10. Petr Kalus

The Flames have good pool of goalie prospects but that’s all they really have. They are trying to acquire more picks to fast forward the re-build process. The Flames do have their first round draft picks in the next 2 drafts. These couple of picks will provide the team with some much needed help. Here Comes John Tavares.

25. Colorado Avalanche


1. Akim Aliu
2. Michael Sauer
3. Thomas Greiss
4. Brad Marchand
5. Jyri Niemi
6. Julien Demers
7. Joe Finley
8. Ruslan Bashkirov
9. Evgeni Dadonov
10. Andrew Kozek

The Avs have some defenseman that can develop into solid player in the long run. Their offensive pool is very shallow, with their potential stars being in Russia or Aliu who concerns teams with his attitude problems. The Avs have already traded away their first rounders for next two drafts. New GM Faith is taking the team in a right direction.

26. Vancouver Canucks


1. Devin Setoguchi
2. Paul Postma
3. Mathie Brodeur
4. Tom Pyatt
5. James Livingston
6. Patrick McNeill
7. Joel Broda
8. Scott Jackson
9. Reto Berra
10. Matt Fillier

With a lack of any impact prospects outside of Setoguchi, they may be in tough to use any of these prospects to flip for solid NHL'ers. Look for the Canucks to trade some older vets for younger prospects as the deadline approaches if they are on the outside looking in. The Canucks with the 9th overall should nab a solid prospect.

27. San Jose Sharks


1. Jakub Voracek
2. Tyler Cuma3. Jonas Junland
4. Marek Schwarz
5. Karri Ramo
6. Mikki Lehtonen
7. Nigel Williams
8. Chad Denny
9. Dimitri Vorobiev
10. Andrei Popov

The Sharks are loaded at the CPHL level and are gunning for a second championship in a row but there's no way they can keep that team together for next season. So some top players will be moved in the off-season and this prospect pool will certainly fill up with top potential prospects again, only to be traded during the season. A formula of success.

28. Washington Capitals


1. Ryan Stoa
2. Igor Mirnov
3. Blake Geoffrion
4. Anton Khudobin
5. T.J. Fast
6. Rick Rypien
7. Jordan Hendry
8. Tyson Strachan
9. Jens Hellgren
10. Tyler Haskins

The caps have some depth, unknown prospects but no one really stands out. The one that has the ability to do that is Mirnov who is currently playing in the KHL but if he comes over he could be a star. Also, not a lot is expected from them next couple of drafts as they have traded most their picks already.

29. New York Islanders


1. Jamie McBain
2. Niklas Hjalmarsson
3. Alexandre Bolduc
4. Codey Burki
5. T.J. Brodie
6. Billy Ryan
7. Brandon Yip
8. Jesper Samuelsson
9. Scott Winkler
10. Stephen Johnston

Kevin has assembled some good prospects but their ceiling is not very high. With a team with already strong defense and more defense coming through the systems the Isles have to start developing offensive talent. They do have their first round draft pick in the next draft 5th overall, which should be a good young player.

30. Boston Bruins

1. Mark Fistric
2. Jesse Joensuu
3. Anton Axelsson
4. Jean-Simon Allard
5. James Wyman
6. Ryan Turek
7. Per Jonsson
8. Joonas Järvinen
9. Scott Darling
10. Henrik Eriksson

Bruins GM Fernet has never shown any affection to his or any other prospects. So it is obvious they will already be trading their 2009 draft picks away this early. One cannot question Fernet’s passion for the CPHL but how long can the Bruins keep playing with fire? With the cap diminishing trade opportunities, the Bruins will have to start developing some young talent sooner rather than later.

 
2009 Draft Grades PDF Print E-mail
Written by Swayze11   
Friday, 24 July 2009 02:33

CPHL Draft Grades (1st – 2nd rounds):

By: Pat Faith

 
Pittsburgh Penguins – A+
The fact that you can get Tavares and Hedman in 1 draft says it all right there. Louis Leblanc and Robin Lehner was just the icing on the cake. Leblanc plans on playing for Harvard next season but with JT and Hedman I think the Pens can wait for him. Robin Lehner’s NHL stock has been on the rise and he could be the 1st goalie taken so that was quite the pick in the 2nd round.

Minnesota Wild – A
The fact that you can draft 8 players between the 1st and 2nd round is amazing. Highlighted by Chris Kreider who has NHL size already can be a great player. His stats are inflated by the fact that he plays in a high school league but there is no question this guy has massive potential. The 2nd round standout was Tomas Tatar whos draft stock has increased dramatically from the world juniors. The Wild have some work to do because they have a ton of prospects coming in and 16 players on their ECHL roster at the moment (Max is 15). Watch for them to be VERY active in the trade waters.

Anaheim Ducks – A-
Evander Kane and Scott Glennie were the highlights in Duckville. The Ducks made the biggest splash for trading during draft day to grab the 17th overall pick and seeing Alex Tanguay leave. Kane is something special and Glennie would have been a top 12 pick if he did not get injured.

Dallas Stars – B+
Kulikov, Josefsson, Klingberg, Budish, and Lee are now Dallas Stars. This will add a ton of trade potential and also some great prospects. Budish is a risky pick coming off of a major injury but if he returns to form is can be an absolute steal.

St. Louis Blues – B+
The Blues had some very solid picks in this years draft. Carter Ashton is a very well liked player in this years draft who has great size. Stefan Elliot is another guy who can go in the NHLs 1st round and they were very glad to take him. They also picked up the best available NA goalie in the draft.

Philadelphia Flyers – B+
The Flyers really wanted Schenn but he was taken 1 spot ahead. Paajarvi-Svensson highlights the 09 class for the Flyers. He was dynamite for Team Sweeden at the World Juniors. John Moore is a solid pick who is classified as the best skater in the draft by some scouts. Jeremy Morin has a ton of potential and a lot of GMs questioned this pick because of his character issues but if he smartens up this can be a total steal.

Chicago Blackhawks – B +
Some very solid picks in Kadri, De Haan, Erixon, Panik and Pasquale. This draft class that is now part of the Blackhawks and will be great prospects. They have some very high trade value and could be potentially traded if they take too long to develop. Only time will tell with this crop.


Florida Panthers – B+
The Panthers stocked up on a TON of picks this off-season. Jared Cowan dropping to 10 was very interesting but the Panthers has no problem taking him. They also grab Kassian who is being compared to Milian Lucic. Very strange 2nd round pick with Matt Clark but maybe the Panthers GM knows something I don’t.

Colorado Avalanche (By: Joe) - B+. Simply you got the guys you wanted. O'Reilly is great pick, at worst he will be a bottom 6 player but has the potential to be a top 6.

New Jersey Devils – B
This was the big “Oh Wow” moment of the draft because Duchene went 2nd overall. I am not questioning that he is a bad player but the fact that most people had Hedman taken 2nd set in stone. I don’t know if the NJ GM tried to add an extra asset to move down to #3 but this pick was very interesting. The Devils also selected Simon Despres who is a massive body. His offensive stats were a bit low but that was only because of the lack of talent on his QMJHL team.

Montreal Canadiens – B
Oliver Ekman-Larsson highlighted the Habs picks this year. They were also very happy to see Dylan Olsen fall in their lap at #30. Kyle Palmeiri has some interesting character issues that could affect his draft stock. He was kicked off the U-18 US team but the rumors were it was because he did not want to spill the beans on another teammate.

New York Islanders – B
Brayden Schenn is a great pick, Philippe Paradis is an interesting pick who is projected to go anywhere from 35th to 60th.  Paradis is a big question mark at the 38th pick because his draft value can potentially be a lot lower come the real NHL draft.

Vancouver Canucks – B-

The Canucks had only 1 pick and that was Jordan Schroeder. On most mock drafts he is not a top 10 pick but Sandra seemed to have some inside source and grabed this guy. There is no question this guy can potentially become a great player. His coming out party was at the World Juniors but racked up most of his points against the less skilled teams. He was invisible when it came time to play the top teams in the tournament. Again, only time will tell.

Columbus Blue Jackets – C+
Peter Holland has size, skill, and hockey sense but lacks intensity. Some scouts call him a “lazy” player but some scouts compare him to Jeff Carter. Only time will tell with this pick. Tyson Barrie was a guy I wanted in the draft pick was taken with the 58th overall pick. It could have been a bit high for this guy and being paired with Tyler Myers might have helped his draft stock.

Nashville Predators – C+
Very hard to rate these guys because they are “time will tell” prospects. Ferraro’s draft stock might have risen simply because of his last name. He does play for a weak Red Deer team but still managed to score 37 goals, size might be an issue.. but it did not affect his father. Eric Gelinas is a work in progress and can be a sleeper pick at 45th overall. His stats don’t tell who he actually is because of playing on another weak team but this guy played in every possible situation, some compare him to Pronger but only time will tell.

Los Angeles Kings – C+
David Rundblad is a very well liked player on CP and holds a lot of trade value. Hedman has affected the scouting reports on Rundblad but he really isn’t too far off. He is an offensive defenseman who will make the NHL, no question about that. Brandon Maxwell is a very interesting pick. A bit of an unknown but is all over the board on some GMs draft list, goalies were going fast in the 2nd round which might have affected the decision for this pick.

Carolina Hurricanes – C+
High risk/High reward is what defines Ryan Ellis. His size scares off a ton of people but there is no question this kid has an offensive gift. With the new NHL he has potential to be a top 2 d-man.

Buffalo Sabres – C+
Ethan Werek was a pick I compare with my Ryan O’Reilly pick. The Sabres GM obviously really likes this kid, he had the change to suit up for Boston University but felt playing in the OHL would help his development. This guy really needs to be motivated by his coach in order to excel. Hutchings is a project forward, I had him at #44 on my list so he was picked at the spot where I would have taken him.

Tampa Bay Lightning – C+
Drew Shore and Chris Brown were the top picks in Tampa. Shore is a great pick but scouts would like to see him play a more consistent game. Chris Brown is a question mark who is rated anywhere from 40 to 65 and only time will tell where he actually goes in the real NHL draft.

Atlanta Thrashers – C
Cody Eakin is a very interesting pick, He has a ton of potential but he seems like he was all over the board on most GMs lists. I had him at #62 so maybe I am giving Neil a C because he was drafted so high in my opinion.

Phoenix Coyotes – C
This grade is greatly affected because of the picks the Yotes had. Joonas Nattinen is a high risk/high reward player. He could be the type that we never see or he could be a type that GMs are banging their head on the table because they didn’t grab him.

The following did not improve their team:

New York Rangers – (no picks) - F
Washington Capitals – (no picks) - F
Boston Bruins – (no picks) - F
Ottawa Senators – (no picks) - F
Toronto Maple Leafs – (no picks) - F
Detroit Red Wings – (no picks) - F
Edmonton Oilers – (no picks) - F
San Jose Sharks – (no picks) - F

Last Updated ( Friday, 24 July 2009 02:38 )
 
CPHL Launches New Site PDF Print E-mail
Written by admin   
Tuesday, 20 May 2008 20:39

Welcome to the CPHL's new web site.

We want to thank AvengeR for designing and implementing the site.

He has also provided us with a brand new set of administration tools which will make updating the articles on this site very easy for us. 

Also thank you to the "Godfather of the CPHL"...Cheese for recruiting AvengeR for the project.

Take a look around! 

 

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 17 June 2008 16:51 )
 

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