Retro Sim Hockey League

Final
LAA	4
VAN	7

Final
MIA	1
DET	7

Final
NYB	4
MTL	0

Final(OT)
TOR	3
PHI	2

Final
BUF	2
SEA	3

Final
DEN	2
WPG	3

Final
BOS	7
MIN	4

Final(OT)
EDM	4
LAA	3

Final
CHI	6
MIA	3

Final
MTL	0
NYB	3

Final
PHI	1
TOR	4

Final
SEA	3
VAN	4

Final
MIN	3
BUF	2

Final
WPG	5
DEN	2

Game 113
LAA
BOS

Game 114
CHI
EDM

Game 115
MIA
DET

Game 116
PHI
MTL

Game 117
SEA
NYB

Game 118
BUF
TOR

Game 119
WPG
VAN

Game 120
DEN
CHI

Game 121
MIN
LAA

Game 122
BOS
MIA

Game 123
EDM
PHI

Game 124
DET
SEA

Game 125
MTL
BUF

Game 126
NYB
WPG

Overall Standings

TEAM	GP	W	L	T	PTS	L10
NewYork	14	9	4	1	19	7-3-0
Edmonton	14	9	5	0	18	6-4-0
Chicago	14	8	6	0	16	6-4-0
Winnipeg	14	8	6	0	16	6-4-0
Toronto	14	7	6	1	15	6-4-0
Boston	14	7	6	1	15	6-3-1
Denver	14	7	7	0	14	4-6-0
Buffalo	14	7	7	0	14	5-5-0
Miami	14	7	7	0	14	5-5-0
Vancouver	14	6	7	1	13	5-5-0
Detroit	14	6	7	1	13	5-4-1
Montreal	14	6	7	1	13	3-7-0
Minnesota	14	6	8	0	12	4-6-0
Philly	14	6	8	0	12	3-7-0
Seattle	14	5	9	0	10	5-5-0
LosAngeles	14	5	9	0	10	3-7-0

News

2002/03 Award Winers; Alfredsson Named MVP

Following Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Finals between the Chicago Saints and the Miami Tropics, the league announced the winners for the major RSHA awards.

Hart Trophy

Daniel Alfredsson heads into free agency as the league's Most Valuable Player. The Olympiques winger had a career year, putting up 44 goals and 68 asssits for a career high 112 points. Of his 44 goals, he had a league leading 16 on the powerplay, and 9 of them stood up as game winners. Alfredsson picked up 10 first place votes en route to MVP.

1. Daniel Alfredsson (MTL) - 142 points (10-6-0-0-0)

2. Miikka Kiprusoff (MIN) - 112 points (6-5-2-2-1)

3. Jason Allison (PHI) - 74 points (0-4-8-2-0)

4. Saku Koivu (CHI) - 29 points (0-1-2-2-6)

5. Tommy Salo (PHI) - 22 points (0-0-1-5-2)

6. Radek Bonk (CHI) - 19 points (0-0-3-1-1)

7. Alex Kovalev (DET) - 9 points (0-0-0-2-3)

8. Mike Modano (MIN) - 4 points (0-0-0-1-1)

9. Felix Potvin (LAA) - 3 points (0-0-0-1-0)

10. Glen Murray (DEN) - 2 points (0-0-0-0-2)

Norris Trophy

After coming in as the runner-up last year, Minnesota's Mathieu Dandenault is this year's Norris Trophy winner as RSHA's Most Outstanding Defenseman. Dandenault picked up 13 first place votes after a very well rounded career year which saw him score 12 times, add 40 assists for a total 52 points, plus a league leading +31 rating, and over 200 hits.

1. Mathieu Dandenault (MIN) - 66 points (13-0-1)

2. Janne Niinimaa (DET) - 41 points (1-12-0)

3. Sandis Ozolinsh (VAN) - 21 points (1-2-10)

4. Brian Leetch (CHI) - 7 points (1-0-2)

5. REDACTED (NYB) - 5 points (0-1-2)

6. Roman Hamrlik (DEN) - 3 points (0-1-0)

7. Kevin Hatcher (DEN) - 1 point (0-0-1)

Vezina Trophy

After a league record 42 win season, there was no surprise when it came to who was taking home the Veinza Trophy. Miikka Kiprusoff of the Minnesota Northern Lights was the unanimous winner, earning all 16 first place votes. It's the first career Vezina for Kipper, and his remarkable season also saw him come in second in league MVP voting.

1. Miikka Kiprusoff (MIN) - 80 points (16-0-0)

2. Tommy Salo (PHI) - 46 points (0-15-1)

3. Felix Potvin (LAA) - 18 points (0-1-15)

Calder Trophy

There was also no suspense when it came to the Calder Trophy vote. Philadelphia's Dany Heatley was the unanimous winner after one of the better rookie seasons in recent memory. Heatley had 37 goals and 36 assists for 73 points, while also putting up a +12 rating.

1. Dany Heatley (PHI) - 80 points (16-0-0)

2. Daniel Sedin (MIA) - 46 points (0-15-1)

3. Mike Fisher (EDM) - 6 points (0-1-3)

T4. Henrik Lundqvist (WPG) - 5 points (0-0-5)

T4. Douglas Murray (MIN) - 5 points (0-0-5)

6. Michael Ryder (BOS) - 2 points (0-0-2)

2002/03 RSHA All-Stars

The votes have been counted, and today the RSHA Head Office released the list of all-stars for the 2002/03 regular season.

C - Jason Allison (PHI), Radek Bonk (CHI), Saku Koivu (CHI), Mike Modano (MIN)

LW - Marian Hossa (CHI), Glen Murray (DEN)*, Zigmund Palffy (DET), Gary Roberts (PHI)

RW - Daniel Alfredsson (MTL), Mariusz Czerkawski (MIN), Eric Lindros (DEN), Marco Sturm (MIN)

D - Mathieu Dandenault (MIN), Roman Hamrlik (DEN), Brian Leetch (CHI), Nicklas Lidstrom (NYB), Janne Niinimaa (DET), Sandis Ozolinsh (VAN)

G - Miikka Kiprusoff (MIN)*, Tommy Salo (PHI)

* - unanimous pick

Seattle Set to Relocate

The crowds were out in force for Seattle's home opener, but not for the usual reasons. Rather than cheering their squad, the fans were protesting their ownership group.

Shortly before puck drop of the Seattle Metropolitans 2-1 loss to the Los Angeles Archers, word leaked out that this would be the final home opener in Seattle history.

The Metropolitans ownership group, led by Porno Greg, has been in talks with several Eastern North American cities with the intention of relocating. Greg, who also dabbles in real estate, christian rock, and being named after Tyrell's cat, has been pushing for a move for years.

'Ownership in Seattle has been trying to get out of their lease and relocate for nearly two decades,' explained the RSHA Commissioner. 'Finally, as the league closes in on our thirtieth anniversary, the league is willing to give in and approve the relocation application.'

The Metropolitans are working on potential arena deals in Newark, New Jersey; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Ottawa, Ontario; and Tampa, Florida.

'The only thing that can stop the move is if the Metropolitans win the Stanley Cup,' added the Commissioner. 'We won't allow the reigning champions to move.'

Regardless of where the franchise eventually ends up, it will trigger a realignment in RSHA as the divisions are grographically based. The Detroit Charges are expected to shift to the Western Conference as part of the move.

More details will be finalized and announced once the move becomes official.