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  1. MightyWolves reborn! MightyWolves Esports organisation are looking to gather a roster for next ECL Lite season! We are currently looking for Starting Center Starting Left Wing Starting Right defender Starting Goalie Backup defender (RD/LD) Backup Goalie If you feel like comming to the tryout hit me a message in PSN(CMB-WF-) or Whatsapp +37129186176
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  2. NHLGamers, We hope all of you had a safe new years celebration and are as excited as us to get started on a successful 2021! With that, the first round of the ECL 11 Lite Playoffs has also been capped off with a bunch of exciting action both in the rearview and in the future matchups. Round one was underdogs galore, as an unusually high amount of lower seeded teams managed to surprise the favorites heading into the series - one of the major upsets was the elimination of Spirit at seed #4. Taavetin Starat advanced to Round 2 and challenges Bjorkloven, who are the #1 seed and will be the ones to beat. Tic Tac Toes also eliminated one of the big favorites, when the experienced and skill packed roster of MUKIMIEHET were sent home. Several other underdogs also saw an extension to their season, such as Golden Nights, Syndrome, Nordic Nosebleed and Grilli Tulille to name a few. All of the hassle in the first round will surely be throwing off some predictions for the second and add to the excitement of it all. As said, lots of underdogs are still in the race but the prevailing forces are still the very dominant ones continuing their strong runs of form. Some teams that succeeded in the regular season that are advancing to round 2 of playoff contention included for example Bjorkloven Esport, ECDC Memmingen eSports, Nearbird Fighters and Ringette HC, out of which the three latter managed to sweep their first round opposition. Here are the full fixtures for the Round 2: https://nhlgamer.com/leagues/96/playoffs Here is the full playoff schedule for ECL 11 Lite: With the nitty gritty out of the way, we will have time for a few quick previews of some matchups to keep an eye on in the second round of action: (1) Bjorkloven Esport - Taavetin Starat (61) Regular season sensation Bjorkloven Esport goes up against playoff sensation (so far) Taavetin Starat - the two clashed in the group stage already with the double header yielding full points for the Swedes, while Starat only managed to walk away with a consolation point from an overtime loss. We're expecting Bjorkloven to bring their best as usual, but they cannot underestimate their opponent, as Starat has really gotten their game going after a tough first half of the season. The recipe for success in this series is simple, Bjorkloven needs to continue doing what they have been doing so well all season which is finding the connection between their forwards up front, whereas Starat need to find a way to keep scoring to a minimum and utilize the chances they are given. Prediction: Bjorkloven Esports advances 4-1 (3) Nearbird Fighters - Tic Tac Toes (58) Nearbird Fighters has been one of the better teams in the Russian scene for quite some time already and have in fact been grinding away in the Lite division since ECL 5 under the watchful eye of captain @Hair. The team is on a hot streak having swept their first round opponent and finding a convincing scoring touch while doing so. However, there's no question about the fact that opposition will get significantly tougher now. Tic Tac Toes seem to be waking up like a bear our of hibernation after barely making the playoffs out of the group stage but finally outclassing MUKIMIEHET in the first round. The team full of 1v1 virtuosos has translated their skill well onto the 6v6 ice and with the lead of @Artuzio, we know that they can go far this season. Prediction: Tic Tac Toes advances 4-2 (8) Exerceo - Grilli Tulille (54) Exerceo looked to be one of the stronger teams heading into the season with several players having experience in big roles from higher divisions, and they have performed up to par this far into the season. In this series, they will be up for a challenge against a group of guys who definitely know how to play, but are perhaps more used to putting a ball into the net as opposed to the puck that we all know is the central object in the game of hockey. In their first round matchups, Exerceo convincingly defeated Handu Pumpulla, whereas Grilli Tulille completed an incredible comeback ultimately defeating Hammarby Hockey in a game 7. Having built all that momentum propelled even further by a good social media hype is perhaps what GT needs to launch them into the next round. Prediction: Exerceo advances 4-1 (12) Central Hockey Canucks - Oton Letkutemppu (51) We're in for an interesting battle between two very different teams in this one. Central Hockey Canucks is one of those teams that have played in incredibly consistent season, going rather unnoticed just behind the front of the pack, whereas Oton Letkutemppu is coming in as a clear underdog, but with all the chances to cause an upset - the experienced team has shown before that they have what it takes to go all the way (ECL 8 Lite champions). The Canucks are a team that has been gathering their forces in the Lite and Neo divisions as well as the GCL over several seasons already and now is the time that they seem adamant on taking the next step. As their form seems right now, it would be a surprise if the Canucks would be at the losing end of a 7 game series. Prediction: Central Hockey Canucks advances 4-2 (18) Sjukstugan - Northern Legacy eSports (39) Swedish legends Sjukstugan are in for a challenge and have to prove that despite facing adversity, they still have the mojo that has been their bread and butter throughout the years. Having one of the deepest rosters in the division will be beneficial in a tightly contested series and that is something that Sjukstugan will have to utilize once their first line of offense starts feeling the additional pressure from the opposing defense. Nothern Legacy eSports is a team that does defense extremely well. The somewhat new roster took some time finding their game in the regular season but in the hands of experienced captain @Tinkesakara, the team seems to have found their identity as of late. Having shut down Black Sharks in the first round, NLE now moves on to tougher opposition and will need to up their game considerably if they are looking to go even further. Prediction: Sjukstugan advances 4-2 (27) AfroDunk - Beast Hockey (28) This one should be a series that can go either way and pretty much any little factor could tip the scales in one direction or the other. The two teams played very similar regular seasons statistically, with decent scoring and defensive averages, while keeping their special teams at a sufficient level. Also based on their regular season play, the difference between the two seems to be that Beast Hockey is more eager to take the body, which might turn into an advantage if that weapon is utilized correctly. Beast Hockey completed an impressive comeback from a 3-1 losing situation against RoKi Esports, which could be the momentum they need to win the series. Prediction: Beast Hockey advances 4-3 In addition to these, we've got several other great series on tap in the second round, remember to follow the teams on social media for information about scheduled games and streams. As always, have fun - play hard!
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  3. ECL 11 ELITE Regular Season | FILADELPHIA vs Northern Ascendancy, Dark Horse | Week 3
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  4. Vp paikka hakuses jostaa suomalaisest jengist. En puhu ku suomee. Jos näinki asiallinen ilmotus herätti kiinnostust ni lykkääs viestii pleikal.. psn peQmon Ainii ja Lites veivannu näil puukäsil aikasemmin
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  5. These are welcome changes as far as I'm concerned. The skill gap in Lite has been excessive based on results and the level of some of the Lite teams I've faced in regular EASHL with my team. There are a number of teams down there that would have done fine in Pro this season, and then there are others that are nowhere near that level. Also, making it easier for competitive Lite teams to climb up and more difficult for struggling Pro teams to stay there seems good to me. I do agree that such a big change during the season feels a bit abrupt. To enter a season knowing full well what's at stake is rather different to playing this far into it and then being informed that those stakes have been altered and now your team needs to adapt to the new scenario. I guess I should have just kept my eyes open though since this was made known from the outset, as Kenu pointed out.
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  6. Armada Hockey is looking for: Starting G Backup G (if needed) We are looking players for long-term team development. Our team mostly consists of adults over 30 years old. We have responsibilities for family and work so we hope players understand that we can't play every night. On weekdays we usually play 20-23 (EET), on weekends later. Contact me here or PSN: Meiha
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  7. Well done ignoring my points and writing in Swedish. 👍🏼 Doesn't mute your points, but doesn't make for much of a conversation. Please write in English or we'll have to remove the messages. Edit: As you continue arguing and provoking in Swedish, I have hidden the messages, as promised. The (first) original message can be read in the quote above. In his response (hidden, due to continuing in Swedish) he claims I'm escaping his questions rather than answering and that I'm being a "big leader who gets things to look good by deleting messages". Additionally, he expects every page to separately say "English only", despite that being our policy for the 5+ years he's been a member. I'm always interested having a proper discussion about these things, evaluate different options and get different views. I have my opinions and I do my best to explain why I see things in a certain way and what the problem areas of another approach might be from my point of view. From my point of view you ignored what I wrote, continue writing in a language that most people here don't understand (I do, but this is a public discussion) and top it off by acting disrespectfully. I think it's ridiculous that you keep brining up a claim that ECL has the same structure as EHL/EC 2010-2015. Yes, ECL runs twice a year and has a hockey-esque regular season + playoffs, but if you don't acknowledge all of the other development that has happened from those days - then I'm afraid we just see things very differently. You say I used "we don't have time" as the argument for not running more ECL's in a year and yet succeeded in "running a Spring League, SCL, Summer Cup and Finnish Championships after the fact". If your view of NHL esports is to play ECL, then ECL, then ECL, then ECL, then ECL and then some more ECL, then yeah, sure - we should probably scrap all of that. From my point of view, the different tournaments and leagues are things that keep it fresh and make winning the "biggies" exciting. I love the ECL. I love the World Championships. I love the Olympics. I love the NHL. Yet I wouldn't want to watch any of these four all year and the competitors wouldn't have time to participate in all of these. That is my main point - keeping it interesting. Making titles mean something. Letting champions celebrate their championships. Am I 100% satisfied with everything we do? Are we making the right call every time? Are we spending every minute efficiently? Of course not. Are we creating something incredibly nice and keep pushing the envelope in NHL esports - I believe so. Constructive feedback will continue to push us to greater things. However you package your feedback, we will receive it and consider it, but it makes no sense for me to take the time and effort to respond if you're just going to ignore my points and continue being offensive.
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  8. YMCA Esports In : @ramseyy2 Welcome back Feidi😍😚
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  9. We need a preview for Round 3🙂.
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  10. Free Goalie (starting/backup) My card https://nhlgamer.com/players/1171 Contact me here or psn RamboViking_88
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  11. Up, still looking for a tryout. To be clear i'm only looking for PRO or ELITE teams. I already have a team if i play in Lite next ECL.
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  12. Team Europe looking for - C RD LD G And a few backup positions This team has been remade with 2 core players from a previous team - We are a highly experienced team and looking to push far in ECL lite. We are looking for - 20 years old + Passing first shoot 2nd mentality Strong corner/behind the net game Physical Defenders Defenders comfortable having the puck and making smart decisions Experienced players Able to play at least 4 days a week English speaking with microphone Tryouts will be held on Tuesday 5th Jan. Contact me via NHLGamer or PSN - Blackdaylight Thanks for your time and I look forward to hearing from you!
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  13. DUO FILA EP.2 | ECL 11 ELITE "Joulutauko"
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  14. Thanks for the feedback. Definitely understand the criticism. We did say before the start of the season that there would be changes made to the 11->12 structure and it is mentioned in the rulebook - but of course we would have ideally had the exact information out sooner. Previously, teams 13-16 have faced the fear of relegation, so the fear of elimination was always there for those teams. We do agree that the "sudden" immediate relegation for teams in 15th and 16th spot is too harsh at this stage in the season, so we put together a compromise for the transition between ECL 11 and 12 that allows for every team to have a chance to prove their worth. Lite playoff team (4th) Lite playoff team (5th) Lite playoff team (6th) Lite playoff team (7th) Lite playoff team (8th) Lite playoff team (9th) Pro relegation team (12th) Pro relegation team (12th) Pro relegation team (13th) Pro relegation team (13th) Pro relegation team (14th) Pro relegation team (14th) Pro relegation team (15th) Pro relegation team (15th) Pro relegation team (16th) Pro relegation team (16th) Wildcard Wildcard Wildcard Wildcard Seven (7) out of these twenty (20) teams participating in the ECL Pro Qualification tournament will play in ECL Pro 12. I don't personally agree with this, but as always, feel free to convince me otherwise. We made some important structural changes that allows for teams to be "fast-tracked" to higher divisions by giving them opportunities to prove themselves. This should mean that teams find their accurate level of competition as fast, if not faster than before. To me, ECL is a league, not a quick-burst tournament. By shortening the season and cramming in more victors, you're potentially lessening the value of each individual season. Additionally, in the process you're probably preventing teams/players from taking part in other tournaments, because it's always running. That is not to say that a structure like you describe couldn't or won't work. I just don't think it's as simple as it sounds.
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  16. Rpeat Esports IN: @bot_dole 🔥 from Pata Hellalla
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  17. Finnish Roosters In: x__w1ld__x from: free agent NeonHum from: dug up and reanimated from the ancient crypt of Finnish Roosters history Out: Profiilipakki to: Goons Thank you for everything, Jere. You're a highly potential young player with an absolutely exemplary attitude! We'll meet again, don't know where, don't know when, but I know we'll meet again...some sunny day.
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  20. UNI Gaming In: NNAHKA (Orebro eHockey) Unski727 (Fa)
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  21. Sjukstugan⛑ in: @imosi, welcome back home❤️
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  22. BoxinElite In: Jamaican_Steff (Ringette HC) Out: imosi1 (Sjukstugan)
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  23. Dynastia In: tukexi from Tic Tac Toes auron88-- Fa zpalffy Fa vjokkee- Fa Out: epelis Fa
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  24. Enigma In: Laitineen64 from Mukimiehet Out: Ojamoska 🥺❤️
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  26. HAVU Gaming OUT: @topikeranen -> TuTo Esports Thank you. ❤️
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  27. Kaupallinen Yhteistyö 🤝 IN: @eliekamel87 from Le Club Chat Noir @Lamsa from FA OUT: @JanneK. to Tunnel Vision
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  28. Frosty Kiekko-Vantaa in: @Crisu_rottis Welcome! 💪
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  29. Sulkavan Sudet In: @Janski @Bloodymess_666 @Ipana27 @Margoes Out: @Maestroffi 🖤
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  30. Orebro eHockey In: I-Buffy-I - Leksands IF Lamsa - Sjukstugan NNAHKA - Cheers Hockey TuomoP83 - Storhamar IL eSport Vamoux - Basic Instinct Out: Vesterberg89 - Västerås IK Robin_877 - Calzone HC TerrorsenkoI91I - FA
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  31. GOONS In : @kriketski17from Jyp 🔥🦡🔥🦡🔥🦡🔥
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