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- Centres -
Columbus Blue Jackets Pos Age Salary Years FI SH PL ST CH PO HI SK EN PE FA SR OFF DEF OVE
Vincent Trocheck 22 1500000 3 49 72 73 73 63 72 53 73 69 74 67 50 67 72 62 70
Kyle Beach 25 1250000 3 75 68 70 71 74 74 88 70 72 51 74 54 68 69 78 72
Derick Brassard 28 4000000 2 69 87 88 82 82 82 74 82 79 74 89 66 72 85 79 80
Colton Gillies 26 1250000 2 74 69 66 74 74 71 82 73 65 64 75 57 74 69 75 72


- Ailiers Gauches -


Nick Foligno 28 3000000 3 56 81 70 75 75 75 78 75 75 73 76 68 75 75 76 76
Evander Kane 24 5000000 6 75 88 88 84 84 83 76 84 72 61 89 58 74 86 81 79
Damien Brunner 29 1300000 3 46 85 75 73 68 73 63 73 72 79 68 54 67 77 68 73
Brad Boyes 33 1700000 2 37 74 76 76 64 71 61 78 76 79 66 66 73 75 65 72


- Ailiers Droites -

Nikolai Kulemin 29 3000000 2 40 83 74 76 76 76 69 76 76 80 56 57 75 77 73 73
Phil Kessel 28 6500000 2 61 99 83 91 81 87 82 91 89 82 86 66 77 91 83 84
Lee Stempniak 32 2500000 2 28 75 76 76 68 76 62 76 73 72 57 65 76 75 68 71
Kyle Turris 26 1400000 1 51 71 68 78 70 77 66 78 78 78 80 55 77 72 71 74


- Défenseurs -


Ryan Murray 22 5000000 5 70 91 93 91 93 93 80 92 90 84 87 60 78 91 88 87
Oliver Ekman-Larsson 24 2500000 4 79 94 94 85 91 90 98 88 85 80 87 60 80 91 93 86
Julius Bergman 20 925001 2 47 68 63 61 71 68 69 74 78 65 69 45 63 64 69 69
Eric Brewer 36 3500000 2 44 55 60 59 77 78 79 78 98 62 49 79 82 58 78 73
Julius Bergman D 20 925001 2 46 71 63 63 71 68 69 75 78 65 74 45 65 65 69 70
Alex Plante 26 1250000 4 74 64 61 62 77 79 88 65 77 56 77 54 78 62 81 73
Alex Petrovic D 23 1600000 2 75 64 51 54 80 76 84 77 74 63 76 51 69 56 80 72

- Gardiens -


Steve Mason 27 2750000 1 35 79 79 79 79 79 79 79 80 72 79 62 78 79 79 78
Oscar Dansk G 21 285000 1 40 78 76 77 76 75 75 76 76 76 66 49 68 77 75 74

If your team is a little top heavy and you have a drop off in talent after your first line, you will want to
roll that line out there as much as possible. You will be hoping to score goals from this line. If the
players are more offensively gifted, you will want to try a "Passing Plays" strategy, along with a shift
length of 70 seconds (shifts are in seconds for your 5 on 5 lines but they are in percentages on your
special teams lines). If they are defensively minded, a "Hit and Grind" combination with a shift length of
70 will them exceed.

Line 2 should be the support for these players, and you want to have them add some zip to your lineup
and take some minutes away from your tired first line. No matter what kind of line you put out, the 2nd
line must produce for your team to be successful. Try to find a good shooter, a decent playmaker, and
someone who can hit. These players should be decent skaters too. Play the "Dump and Chase" tactic
with a shift length of 40 seconds.

It’s likely that the talent drop off from your first line is now significant. Line 3 should be a trap line.
Hitting is not important here. You need defensive players. Good positioning and checking attributes are
a must. It’s important to remember that a check is not a hit. In EHM a check is a poke check or marking
– it’s more of a positional attribute. Play the "Neutral Zone Trap" tactic, with a 30 second shift length.

Your 4th line is probably terrible, but you still have to throw them out there. At this point a tactic or
strategy doesn’t matter. Set the remaining players to “Hit & Grind” with a shift length of 30 seconds and
hope for the best.