Created Goalies and created teams were never close to a issue for me. After nearly a year's worth of doing this in my free time I was able to get to where I am now. I always managed my roster files carefully( you have a limit of 15 files) so I knew I could copy my latest roster file onto the next empty space and pick up exactly where I lefted off. I broke it down each season individually using hockey database and Wikipedia as my main references for rosters and retired players. The playoff teams and Canadian teams were the ones I put the most effort in, however I made sure all teams had their stars, secondary players and goalies on their roster. If they didn't have a long career and they were on a tire fire expansion team I just simply ignored them.
If I was two forwards or a defender off of finishing their roster I usually just took some no name guy from a European league and adjusted his overall a bit and put him on their roster.Ī lot of those teams had guys I couldn't bother to make as they were mostly fringe nhlers who got no more than a cup of coffee in the big leagues. My rosters are fairly accurate, but I did cut some corners for some of the teams that were complete tire fires like the Blue Jackets, Thrashers and early 2000s Blackhawks. I hope at least some of this will make sense lol I really enjoyed your 90s series I actually was looking at your photos the other day when I had to make the early to mid 90s sharks and blues jerseys they are pretty bang on great job Anyway, bear with me as this is sure to be a long messy explanation.
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