Hockey 82-0

Spin a real Hockey team from a real decade. Decide which position in your lineup it fills. Pick a player who actually played there. Do it six times, then play an 82 game season and find out whether your team wins every game. SPIN. CHOOSE. PICK. BUILD. SIMULATE. 82–0? The choosing is the game. A draw does not come with a position attached. The 1980s Oilers are a gift if you still need a centre and a problem if you have one, and the next five draws are unknown. Every pick is a bet on what you have not been dealt yet. SIX POSITIONS, EIGHT DECADES A centre, two wingers, a defence pair and a goaltender, each from a different team. Eight decades of the NHL from the 1950s to today, or a Modern mode of five year windows from 2001. Every franchise in every era it existed, under the name it carried at the time: the Nordiques, the Whalers, the North Stars. REAL PLAYERS, REAL NUMBERS Every player on every card actually played for that team in that era, and the statistics on the card are from that era, not a career best. Goals, assists, points, plus minus, save percentage, goals against. Trophies and Hall of Fame membership, counted from the record. Nothing is estimated and nothing is invented. TWO WAYS TO PLAY Stats Visible shows every card's numbers and honours. Stats Hidden shows names only, in alphabetical order, so the pick is what you know. THE SEASON An 82 game schedule against every present day franchise, home and away, played out from your lineup's strengths. A great team wins almost every night. Almost. THE SANDBOX Take anyone from any team in any decade. Build one lineup and play a season, or build two on the same phone and settle an argument with one game. COINS AND THEMES Finishing a run pays coins. Coins buy themes. Five more themes are earned by your best season, and one only exists if you go 82–0. Nothing in the game costs money. Player, roster and statistical data from the public NHL Stats API. Not affiliated with or endorsed by a Hockey League or any of its teams. No team logos or official branding are used.