Based on regional affiliation, I'll have to root for the Storm, but dang, that identity needs some serious love. If they last, hopefully you'll be able to give them a true makeover.

The Vulcans look solid for the era. Memphis is a solid look too, I really dig their set actually, minus the socks. Philly has a classic look. Is the yellow outline on the numbers the same gold? Maybe my eyes are playing tricks. We've already personally discussed the absolute miss that Sonny Sixkiller is not number six. I like the brown a lot for the Hawaiians and hopefully you'll be able to do some fun stuff with them. For Florida, I've never been a fan of that logo. I like the red but the blue pants are... a lot. Hopefully they can simplify their look in the future. Yuh yuh, black and gold stingy bugs. Good look all around for Charlotte. Might lowkey root for them.

Looking forward to this!

dvdbubba27 wrote:

By the way, who won Most Improved Player this year?

Defenseman Byron Schwartz of the Abrieden Bucks

Glad everyone is liking the Glaciers Mount jersey in particular!

MAHLman wrote:

The green and silver looks good and fits the time period great, but I'm gonna miss the green and gold color scheme for Kavalos.

Yeah, honestly it hurt me a little bit to change that gold to silver but it's the nineties.

1994 Amateur Player Draft

The '94 draft class was considered by many scouts to have a high floor but lacked top-end talent. Headlining the top consensus group was Swedish winger Louis Lindstrom, along with British-born goaltender Billy Monday and Norwegian defenseman Oskar Nygard. Narva-born defender Andy Cosseboom and BC centerman Ollie Rubidoux rounded out a top five group.



Before the draft, the Pioneers traded their 1994 1st-round pick, 1995 1st-round pick, and the rights to prospects Hoyt Everhart and Kraig Held to Kavalos for winger Denis Lemieux. The 29-year-old Lemieux had privately requested a trade from a rebuilding Electrics team and the Pioneers were especially interested in his services.

The Electrics traded rising goaltender Olin Schuster, 26, to the Yubay Falcons for their 1994 1st-round pick, 1995 1st-round pick, and goalie Mac McFarlane. Kavalos turned around and flipped the '94 Yubay pick and their own 1995 2nd-rounder to Waterdee to move up from second to first in the draft order. It was rumored that the Kavs were enamored with Lindstrom and Waterdee was on the fence about him.



1 – KAV (via WAT) – LW Louis Lindstrom (Sweden)
The Swedish winger caused the Electrics to initiate a bevy of trades to land the #1 pick in order to draft him. “Sweet Lou” is a talented winger with a high IQ and slick shot. The Kavs' brass was certain that the rebuild would be centered around Lindstrom and traded away Lemieux and Schuster to make it happen. Not every team felt so strongly about Lindstrom but Kavalos went all-in on initiating their new plan.

2 – WAT (via KAV) – D Oskar Nygard (Norway)
The Dragons had a difficult choice but elected to go with the Norwegian defenseman Nygard who is a talented player and more of a stay-at-home defender with a high IQ that Waterdee desperately need