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Ramblings: Hayes Contract, Iginla Retirement, Larkin, Giroux, Wilson, and More – July 31

It’s almost here! Tomorrow is the day the 2018-19 Dobber Hockey fantasy guide is released. There are projections, articles from the Dobber team, and a whole host of other fantasy goodness for readers. Be sure to head to the Dobber Shop and get yours early.

A special thanks to the contributors here at Dobber Hockey for making Bubble Keeper Week a resounding success. They do a great job of researching the topics necessary for our readers to succeed in their leagues and covering this topic seemed to help a lot of people make some tough decisions. Or at the least, helped provide a much-needed second perspective.

And thank you to the readers. I know there are some people that just like to avoid hockey for a couple months and you guys hopping into our comments, asking us questions on Twitter, and perusing are articles is what made the week as fun as it was.

Jarome Iginla had his retirement press conference yesterday. Rather than rambling on (pun intended) about his career accomplishments (I’ve already done that), I thought this was an interesting story to come out from Sportsnet:

Brian Burke just told me on-air that before signing Jaromir Jagr last season, the Flames had long talks about bringing Iginla back, but chose to sign 68 instead.

— Faizal Khamisa (@SNFaizalKhamisa) July 30, 2018

Hindsight is obvious now considering how things worked out with Jagr but it would have been cool to see Iginla have his final season in a Flames uniform. He would have been limited, sure, but seeing the send-off the Sedins had in Vancouver was special and it would have been just as awesome to see Iginla do the same.

According to Elliotte Friedman, Cody Ceci is asking for $6-million in arbitration while the team offered $3.35-million. Splitting the difference, barring a deal between now and the conclusion of the arbitration case, cap leaguers can expect Ceci’s contract to be about $4.6-million or so this year. He could be worth that in real-time stats leagues but is certainly not worth that in leagues that don’t count hits and blocked shots.

There was an interesting article over at TSN yesterday from Travis Yost. He contextualized Brock Boeser’s rookie season to see what kind of comparable seasons there had been in the past. The name that topped the list was Patrik Laine. He then looked for comparable 2017-18 seasons for Laine and Boeser’s name topped the list. I encourage you to read the article to get the entire context, but Boeser and Laine were the closest comparable names for both.

That’s not what interested me, though. What interested me was the second name on the list of comparable seasons for both Boeser and Laine: Alex DeBrincat.

As Yost mentioned, having a season like they did will produce similar names. Nonetheless, seeing DeBrincat’s name listed alongside two players on the verge of superstardom has me excited for what DeBrincat could bring in 2018-19.

Reading Cam’s Ramblings from yesterday, I agreed with him on one point: keep an eye on Kailer Yamamoto. I know the team signed Ty Rattie and Drake Caggiula, but there’s a very real possibility that both Yamamoto and Jesse Puljujarvi are the right wingers on the top two lines this year.

Yamamoto showed very well in his nine-game stint even if he didn’t find the score sheet. The line generated a lot of chances and sometimes players are just snake-bit for a couple weeks. Puljujarvi was better than people realized last year, he just didn’t get a real opportunity to shine.

I’m excited to see the line combinations they go with in camp. It seems very plausible something like RNH-McDavid-Yamamoto and Rieder-Draisaitl-Puljujarvi is run as the top-6. Maybe they do stick with Rattie on the top line to start but I don’t see it as a long-term solution. There may not be a need to draft either Yamamoto or Puljujarvi in most fantasy leagues, or Yamamoto at least, but be quick on the waiver wire.

Kevin Hayes signed a one-year, $5.125-million contract with the Rangers on Monday, avoiding arbitration. He’ll be a UFA after the year so it seems like he’ll be a deadline asset to trade. That’s a lot for cap-league owners, though.

Replying to a comment the other day in my Ramblings about Evgeni Dadonov made me realize something: Dylan Larkin had 63 points last year, and only eight of the came on the power play. Not only that, he was the first forward in a decade to tally at least 63 points while shooting under 7 percent. The last forward under the age of 25 to do it was Brad Richards in 2002-03. That’s not actionable fantasy information, I just found that interesting.

Anyway, it’s not hard to see Larkin having a monster season this year. He had a career-best in individual points percentage but the level he found himself shouldn’t be a concern. He was at about 73 percent and the top playmakers and producers in the NHL, names like Kopitar, Panarin, MacKinnon, Hall, and Gaudreau found themselves in the 70-80 percent range. If the belief is Larkin is a burgeoning star (that is my belief), his IPP level isn’t a concern.

If that shooting percentage rebounds (it will; he can’t shoot 3.7 percent on the power play again), and he can boost his PP production overall, there could be a huge year coming. As always, the caveat is that my personal projections won’t be finished for another month (I don’t know how Dobber does it) but if Larkin pushed to be nearly a point-per-game player this year, it wouldn’t surprise me in the least. He’ll probably be on a lot of my teams.

For as little there is to talk about hockey in late July, this tweet from Dobber kicked up a pretty good debate:

Claude Giroux is 30 years old. He will most certainly reach 1000 career points before he's done. Hall of Famer?

— Dobber (@DobberHockey) July 27, 2018

The topic of Hall of Famers from the current generation is one I’ve been thinking about lately. There are slam-dunk cases which don’t warrant discussion like Sidney Crosby, Alex Ovechkin, Jarome Iginla, and the like. It’s the borderline guys who bring the debates. Guys like Giroux, Dany Heatley, Jason Spezza, Rick Nash, and Marian Gaborik. Before you yell at me, I’m not saying those guys are all Hall of Famers. I’m saying after the obvious cases, there are maybe 20 guys worthy of at least a discussion. They are some of the names on that list.

Anyway, back to Giroux.

He was late becoming a full-time NHLer, with his first full season coming at the age of 22. Was it really his fault they let him toil in the QMJHL and AHL before bringing him up? He had 48 goals and 112 points in 63 games in his D+1 year and 38 goals and 106 points in 55 games in his D+2 year. They had him start 2008-09 in the AHL and he was over a point per game for nearly half the season. While I don’t know the circumstances around keeping him off the full-time roster for so long (maybe Philly fans can shed some light in the comments), he appeared ready offensively long before he got to the NHL for an 82-game season.

Over the last eight years, he ranks 2nd in points (only Crosby is ahead), 5th in points per game (ahead of names like Ovechkin, Tavares, and Getzlaf), and 1st in assists. Those are very impressive numbers that span nearly a decade.

There’s always the question of hardware. There are zero MVPs, zero scoring titles, and zero Cups. Those things matter to HOF voters. If the Flyers win a Cup in the next few years, this is a different conversation for a lot of people.

The final sticking point is usually one of whether he was considered one of the top players of the sport at a given moment. I think some people might remember the Baton Has Been Passed arguments from years ago which were always silly. Giroux did have a five-year span (2010-2015) where he led the league in points. Guys like Crosby and Ovechkin were certainly still the impact players ahead of him, but of the non-generational players, it’s hard to look down your nose at a player who led the entire league in scoring for five years.

A final determination cannot be made right now, obviously. Giroux is heading into his age-31 season and there’s no telling what the future holds. What if he puts up a couple more 90-point seasons? What if he puts up a couple more 90-point seasons *and* adds a Stanley Cup? Or maybe he continues hardware-less for his career, 2017-18 proves an anomaly, and he returns to the production levels of 2015-17. Regardless, where he stands right now, outside of the guys that are clearly HOF-bound, Giroux is at, or near, the top of the next tier.

I guess it’s time to weigh in on the Tom Wilson contract.

The first thing that jumped out at me: there really aren’t (m)any comparable contracts. We are looking for the following conditions:

Early 20s and an RFA

Low career goal totals

Low career point totals

High career PIM totals

Stanley Cup

Long-term contract with a significant cap hit

That’s why when I see a name like David Clarkson thrown about, it doesn’t really apply. He signed his deal after his age-28 season as a UFA. You can’t really use guys like Antoine Roussel, either (though seeing what he signed for as a UFA should give you an idea about the value of Wilson’s contract). There was this tweet from Jeff Veillette:

Chart for an upcoming @faceoffcircleca article: Here is how Tom Wilson's point production stacks up to what @CapFriendly feels are the most comparable contracts to his in the cap era, and how those players produced leading up to their deals: pic.twitter.com/agZ2nubbpr

— Jeff Veillette (@JeffVeillette) July 29, 2018

None of the players on that list fits his description to a tee, but one sticks out: Andrew Shaw.

Shaw signed his deal with the Habs after his age-24 year, had never cracked 40 points, had one 20-goal season, and had two Stanley Cups. His contract was for six years at $3.9-million (which, again, despite cap increases, should tell you the value of the Wilson contract).

Anyway, that’s where the argument gets lost. The argument isn’t whether they are NHLers. Both Wilson and Shaw are good enough on talent alone to be on someone’s third or fourth line. The question is whether they are 100% worth the value of the contract, or 80% of the contract, or 60%, or 50%. Saying, “maybe they overpaid by $1.5M or $2M a year but it’s not a big deal” misses the point. Washington is a team with $1.1-million in cap space. Next year, they have over $67-million in commitments with just 13 players signed and Jakub Vrana, Andre Burakovsky, Chandler Stephenson, and Christian Djoos as RFAs. It’s a very real possibility that in 300 days they’ll need that extra $2M in cap space.

Again, this isn’t a “he’s not an NHLer” argument. He’s the prototypical cap-era fighter. A guy who can both throw punches and play with skilled players while not being an anchor to that line. The question is whether that particular skill set is worth nearly $5.2-million a year and whether it might cost them the ability to sign someone like Burakovsky in 10 months. We’ve seen this happen often recently with Cup champions. Players get signed to long-term deals and then when the cap crunch comes they get bought out, traded for another bad contract, or shipped out of town with a young player and/or draft picks to rid the team of the contract.

The Caps have their Cup in the Ovechkin Era. It really doesn’t matter what they do for the next decade. They could be a lottery team for years and the fans will always have this one magical year. And maybe Wilson takes another step in development, though at the age of 24, most players are pretty much done developing.

For fantasy, cap owners will have a decision to make. In leagues that count hits and PIMs, he’ll probably still be worth his contract. He’s one of the elite in both categories, and if he can continue to provide double-digit goals and 30-some points, it’s worth it. In leagues that don’t count hits or PIMs (especially both), he’s not worth it.

from All About Sports https://dobberhockey.com/hockey-rambling/ramblings-hayes-contract-iginla-retirement-larkin-giroux-wilson-and-more-july-31/

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Zaha Hadid

Zaha Hadid, born October 31, 1950 in Baghdad, Iraq, died on March 31, 2016 in Miami, United States. She is an Iraqi-British town planner and a figure of the deconstructivist movement. She received the Pritzker Prize in 2004 The most prestigious in architecture.

Zaha Hadid was born on 31 October 1950 in Baghdad, Iraq, of a Sunni family of the upper class. His father, Muhammad al-Hajj Husayn Hadid, was a wealthy industrialist from Mosul.

He was one of the founders of the political group of the liberal left al-Ahali, which was an important political organization between the years of 1930 and 1940. He was co-founder of the National Democratic Party in Iraq. His mother, Wajiha al-Sabunji, was an artist from Mosul. In the 1960s, her father sent her with her two brothers to Europe, where she was boarding school in England and Switzerland.

Subsequently, Zaha Hadid settled in Lebanon, where she studied mathematics at the American University of Beirut before moving to London to study architecture at the Architectural Association School of Architecture.

On the spot, she meets Rem Koolhaas, Elia Zenghelis, and Bernard Tschumi. She works with her former professors, Koolhaas and Zenghelis at the Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA) in Rotterdam, becoming a partner in 1977, the year of her graduation. Through her association with Koolhaas, she meets Peter Rice, the engineer who helped her and encouraged her at a time when her works seem hard to build.

In 1980 she founded her own agency in London. During the 1980s, she also taught at the Architectural Association School of Architecture, and then in the most prestigious international institutions. She earned the Kenzō Tange Chair at the Graduate School of Design, HarvardUniversity, and the Sullivan Chair at the School of Architecture at the University of Illinois in Chicago.

She has also been an associate professor at the Hochschule für Bildende Künste in Hamburg, at the Knowlton School of Architecture at Ohio State University, at the Masters Studio at ColumbiaUniversity in New York, and as a visiting professor "Eero Saarinen of Architectural Design" at Yale University in Connecticut.

And in 2000 she is an honorary member of the Department of Architecture of the University of Applied Arts in Vienna (Universität für angewandte Kunst, Austria). The American Academy of Arts and Letters and the American Institute of Architects.

His style is characterized by a predilection for the intertwining of stretched lines and curves, sharp angles, superimposed planes, which give his creations complexity and lightness. In 2004, Zaha Hadid received the Pritzker Prize. She is the first woman to get this award. In 2006, a retrospective of his work was held at the Guggenheim in New York.

She is the second architect to have benefited from this honor after Frank Gehry. In the same year, she received an honorary title from the American University of Beirut. In 2008, she was ranked by Forbes magazine as the 69th most powerful woman in the world.

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In November 2012 she was nominated for the reconstruction of the national Olympic stadium in Tokyo, but her project was highly criticized. Several Japanese architects disapprove of it, notably Arata Isozaki, who compares it to a "turtle waiting for Japan to sink to swim in the distance", possibly because of the disappointment of seeing a foreign woman win the contest.

The project is also attacked for its aesthetics by intellectuals, but its cost, originally spent from 130 billion yen (963 million euros) to 252.5 billion yen (1,872 million euros) Finally the launch of a new call for tenders in 2015. Zaha Hadid defended herself by raising taxes on building materials and the difficulty to find labor in Japan.

Zaha Hadid Architects has approximately 430 employees in 2016. Its headquarters are in London, in the Clerkenwell district. Zaha Hadid is assisted by four associates: Patrik Schumacher, Gianluca Racana, Jim Heverin, Charles Walker. She died on March 31, 2016, in Miami, following a heart attack.

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1993: the fire station of the industrial site of the German company Vitra, Weil am Rhein, Germany,

2000: the Hœnheim terminus, tramway station in Strasbourg (subject of a prize at the Prix Équerre d'argent and the Mies van der Rohe prize), project manager: Stéphane Hof,

2003: Rosenthal Contemporary Art Center in Cincinnati,

2003: Innsbruck ski jump Bergisel ski jump

2005: the BMW factory in Leipzig

2005: Phaeno, a science museum in Wolfsburg,

2005: extension to the Museum of Ordrupgaard, Copenhagen

2007: Heydar-Aliyev Cultural Center in Baku,

2007: Salerno Maritime Terminal (2007-13), Salerno, Italy

2008: Chanel Mobile Art in Hong Kong

2008: the Pavilion-Bridge of the International Exhibition Zaragoza 2008.

2008: Mobile Art Museum (itinerant museum)

2009: The JS Bach Chamber Music Hall in Manchester

2010: Sheikh Zayed Bridge in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates,

2010: The Canton Opera in China,

2010: Evelyn Grace Academy in London

2010: MAXXI - National Museum of the 21st Century Arts in Rome,

2011: Museum of Transportation Riverside Museum in Glasgow, Scotland

2011: the CMA-CGM tower in Marseille, headquarters of the CMA-CGM company

2011: Capital Hill Residence in the Barvikha Forest, Moscow. This private residence was built for the Russian real estate developer Vladislav Doronin and is the only private residence that Hadid designed in his life.

2011: Olympic swimming pool in London on the occasion of the 2012 Summer Olympics

2012: The Galaxy Soho in Beijing. The building built for the Chinese promoter Zhang Xin, offers 330,000 m2 of offices and shops

2012: the "Pierresvives" building (regrouping the departmental archives of Hérault, the Médiathèque départementale, an enoteca and Hérault Sport) in Montpellier; Project manager: Stéphane Hof. According to two journalists, the initial project would have been 41,000 m2 for a budget of 40 million euros, reduced to delivery at 26,000 m2 for a price of 125 million euros.

2012: Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at the University of Michigan

2013: Campus of the University of Vienna

Napoli Afragola railway station, Afragola, Italy

2013: Innovation Tour of Hong Kong Polytechnic University.

2014: Dongdaemun Design Plaza in Seoul (South Korea), a huge multifunctional complex in the heart of the most fashionable and touristic area of the South Korean capital.

2016: Havenhuis, seat of the port authority of Antwerp.

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Barista & Bartender Champs In Love Win Big

When news broke that a Coffee Mixologists competition would debut at the 2017 Amsterdam Coffee Festival, we could have guessed the winning duo would be half barista wunderkind and half cocktailer extraordinaire. It was a surprise, though, that the champions were not just partners-in-spirits, but spiritual partners too.

In fact, Rita Balrak, working in coffee for nearly a decade, and Sven Brokaar, a bartender at Rotterdam’s The Stirr, which he and two friends launched in early 2016, had become engaged only weeks before entering the competition.

Sponsored by Tia Maria and Amsterdam roaster Lot Sixty One, the contest selected 16 teams from around the world to mixologize live before the festival audience and judges. Presiding were Anne Lunell of Sweden’s Koppi, Patrik Rolf Karlsson of April Coffee in Copenhagen, and Hani Asfdaai, owner of Rotterdam bar and restaurant Noah.

A caraway-infused tamarind espresso fizz is what got Balrak and Brokaar to the top. In the finals, by a mere half-point, they beat fellow Rotterdammers Rob Clarijs of De Zeeuwse Branding and Alberto Matallana of Barrelproof.

At Rotterdam cafe NOC NOC, where Balrak works part time, the winning couple spoke to Sprudge about coffee and cocktails—and what sweet bedfellows they make. With chemistry that makes Kunis-Kutcher cuteness and Knowles-Carter synergy pale in comparison, they also talked about Conceptum. Their recently established company aims to apply Balrak’s degree in architecture and Brokaar’s in sociology to help clients conceptualize and create well-designed venues in horeca.

Sprudge readers in London can catch Balrak and Brokaar creating their winning drink at the London Coffee Festival. They’ll be presenting a session at The Lab on Sunday April 9th, 12pm, titled “When Barista Meets Bartender.”

What made you enter the competition?

Rita Balrak: Actually, a friend of ours tagged us in the post on Facebook. It was somewhere in November that we saw the post, and in September we had gotten engaged.

Sven Brokaar: We thought they wouldn’t forgive us if we didn’t enter the competition because we’re a bartender-barista couple.

Was the experience what you expected?

Balrak: No, not at all! I got so nervous every round, with the microphone and the spotlight. I didn’t expect it to be that big—it was really a crowd.

Brokaar: When we entered we were like, “Oh, we have a shot at winning this,” because we thought it was a Dutch competition. And we said, “Well, there’s gonna be a couple guys from Amsterdam, a couple guys from smaller cities.” But when we saw the whole thing we’re like, “OK, that’s a lot more countries than the Netherlands!” We couldn’t taste all the drinks that everybody made, but we saw how they were made, and I was impressed.

Tell us about the drink that won you the competition.

Brokaar: The final drink that was judged was a rum-tamarind-coffee fizz.

Balrak: So we had espresso infused with caraway seeds, tamarind syrup Sven made at home, Tia Maria, and the coffee bitters that we made in the video.

Brokaar: Topped with a soda—

Balrak: —using egg white. Then we added crazy garnish because we had brought everything, including some flowers we bought at the station.

Do you mean you bought flowers at a train station?

Balrak: Yeah we did. Amsterdam, Central Station.

Brokaar: That’s also something we do at Stirr. We used to buy edible flowers to garnish drinks, but nobody ever ate them because they taste exactly like non-edible flowers. This was really quite expensive—it’s like four euros for a little box—so we thought: let’s just buy normal flowers. But since we started buying normal flowers, everybody started asking: can we eat them?

Two rounds required you to make a “new, innovative coffee-based cocktail” from ingredients in a mystery box. How’d that go?

Balrak: We had 15 minutes. We had to use a minimum of two ingredients from the mystery box. And we couldn’t add anything of our own. We had to use just what was in the pantry.

Brokaar: In one of those rounds, the mystery box was the herb garden, which included basil, bay leaf, ginger, lemongrass, and mint. We settled on espresso because there was time pressure, and you can use espresso in many different ways—in combination with chocolate as an ingredient, but also in combination with something fresh.

Balrak: If we would have gotten chocolate, cream, and milk in the mystery box, we knew that filter coffee would just get lost in there.

Brokaar: It was a matter of improvisation, but at Stirr we work without a menu. Improvisation is our daily, weekly routine, so we had some experience-based advantage in this regard at the competition.

How did you develop your signature drink, the one seen in your competition application video?

Balrak: We e-mailed Five Elephant, and they sent us some beans to try. We liked the Kenya Kamwangi, it was so sweet—blueberries—so that’s why we used it. I thought it was important to show everything we’ve got, like different techniques in coffee, all the stuff that Sven makes himself at Stirr. So based on the coffee, we thought of things to add. I wanted to make bitters in the syphon, and Sven wanted to make some syrup and a puree.

Brokaar: We added blueberries to accentuate the blueberry notes in the coffee. Then we added a fig and plum syrup to give it some more body, and then a little bit of mescal.

And the name?

Balrak: Cafe Mulata. Yeah, that was just Mexican slang for a mix of black and white, and we thought it was funny. We are a mix of black and white. The cocktail was coffee with white mescal—

Brokaar: —and it was also a bit brown. That’s the thing with coffee, you get brown cocktails.

After this experience, do you see a brighter future for coffee cocktails?

Brokaar: The gap between coffee and cocktails is narrowing a little bit. Still, even today a lot of bartenders drink really shitty coffee—it’s just the reality of nighttime hospitality. Usually the espresso machines are bad. It’s changing, it’s getting better, but to make a good coffee, you need a good espresso machine in your cocktail bar, or you need to make filter coffee.

Balrak: The cocktails we made in the different rounds, most of them were based on filter. So that’s an easy way to introduce coffee in different cocktail bars, where they don’t need an espresso machine that costs a couple thousand dollars.

What does the future hold for you?

Balrak: We really wanna have a baby, we wanna have a lot of babies, so that’s the main focus for now. And to get our business started. We really want the first project to happen this year.

Brokaar: We definitely want to keep working in hospitality kinds of things, but not necessarily behind the bar. As far as our company Conceptum goes, we have a lot to offer in terms of practical experience. For example, we sometimes notice, at a place that’s just been opened, little things that show the people who created the concept have not worked behind the bar or behind the coffee machine.

Balrak: Or, when we are working somewhere, we notice some difficulties at the bar.

Brokaar: Usually the best bars are built by bartenders, and the best coffee bars are—

Balrak: —built by baristas.

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LEP vs DOR Dream11 Prediction, German Bundesliga

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Match :- German Bundesliga

Time & Date :- June 20, 2020 07:00 PM

Match Between :- RB Leipzig vs Borussia Dortmund

Who will win today match :- LEP

Live Score and Live Streaming :- Fancode

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Péter Gulácsi, Marcel Halstenberg, Lukas Klostermann, Tyler Adams, Angeliño, Konrad Laimer, Dani Olmo, Kevin Kampl, Marcel Sabitzer, Amadou Haidara, Timo Werner

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Playing 11 today match for DOR :-

Roman Bürki, Mats Hummels, Emre Can, Lukasz Piszczek, Marcel Schmelzer, Axel Witsel, Julian Brandt, Raphaël Guerreiro, Nico Schulz, Achraf Hakimi, Erling Haaland

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Timo Werner Marcel Sabitzer Patrik Schick Mats Hummels Achraf Hakimi Raphael Guerreiro Jadon Sancho Emre Can

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Match :- Bundesliga 2020

Match No. :-

Time & Date :- 13th June 2020, 12:00 AM,

Match Between :- TSG 1899 Hoffenheim vs Leipzig

Who will win today match :- HOF

Live Score and Live Streaming :- Fancode

HOF Dream11 Predictions Today Match and Team News :-

TSG Hoffenheim (HOF) has taken the seventh position within the league standings with 43 points in their account. within the total of 30 matches participated, they won 12 matches, tied 7 matches and lost 11 matches. the entire goals for the team are 42 and against the team are 50. within the recently played match, they played against the team Fortuna Dusseldorf (DUS) on June 6th, during which both the teams have managed to attain 2 goals in each of their account, which led to a draw. before this match, they played against the team Mainz (MAZ) on May 30th, during which MAZ has been cursed with none, whereas HOF has managed to attain one goal, which led to a victory for HOF. Their path within the recent five matches is D W W D L. they need to perform better within the upcoming matches so as to takes place within the top five positions. Let’s see which team plays well and win this match.

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Oliver Baumann, Ermin Bicakcic, Stefan Posch, Benjamin Hubner, Havard Nordtveit, Christoph Baumgartner, Diadie Samassekou, Sebastian Rudy, Munas Dabbur, Steven Zuber, Robert Skov.

LEP Dream11 Predictions Today Match and Team News :-

RB Leipzig (LEP) holds the third position within the points table with 59 points in their account. So far, they need played 30 matches, during which they need won 16 matches, tied 11 matches, and lost 3 matches. the entire goals for the team are 75 and against the team are 32. within the last match, they played against the team SC Paderborn 07 (PDB) on June 6th, during which both the teams have managed to attain one goal in each of their account, which led to a draw. before this match, they played against the team FC Cologne (KOL) on June 2nd, during which KOL has scored 2 goals, while LEP has managed to attain 4 goals, which led to a victory for LEP. Their form within the last five matches is D W D W D. within the upcoming matches, they need to use their full potential and capability to require more wins, in order that they will move forward within the league standings. Let’s see whether or not they will win the match or not

Playing 11 today match for :-

Peter Gulacsi, Dayot Upamecano, Lukas Klostermann, Angelino, Nordi Mukiele, Kevin Kampl, Tyler Adams, Patrik Schick, Timo Werner, Christopher Nkunku, Dani Olmo.

HOF vs LEP Pitch Report, Ground Stats and Player Records :-

Match played at RheinEnergie Stadion, Germany.

HOF vs LEP Captain and Vice-captain Choice for Fantasy Cricket Teams of :-

Kramaric Baumgartner Adamyan Skov Kaderabak Geiger Posch Rudy Hubner

HOF vs LEP Best or top player to take in dream11 prediction today match:-

Andrej Kramaric Sargis Adamyan Robert Skov Sebastian Rudy Pavel Kaderábek Timo Werner Marcel Sabitzer Patrik Schick

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HOF vs LEP Dream11 Prediction Today Match, Bundesliga 2020

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Match :- Bundesliga 2020

Match No. :-

Time & Date :- 13th June 2020, 12:00 AM,

Match Between :- TSG 1899 Hoffenheim vs Leipzig

Who will win today match :- HOF

Live Score and Live Streaming :- Fancode

HOF Dream11 Predictions Today Match and Team News :-

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Playing 11 today match for :-

Oliver Baumann, Ermin Bicakcic, Stefan Posch, Benjamin Hubner, Havard Nordtveit, Christoph Baumgartner, Diadie Samassekou, Sebastian Rudy, Munas Dabbur, Steven Zuber, Robert Skov.

LEP Dream11 Predictions Today Match and Team News :-

Playing 11 today match for :-

Peter Gulacsi, Dayot Upamecano, Lukas Klostermann, Angelino, Nordi Mukiele, Kevin Kampl, Tyler Adams, Patrik Schick, Timo Werner, Christopher Nkunku, Dani Olmo.

HOF vs LEP Pitch Report, Ground Stats and Player Records :-

Match played at RheinEnergie Stadion, Germany.

HOF vs LEP Captain and Vice-captain Choice for Fantasy Cricket Teams of :-

Kramaric Baumgartner Adamyan Skov Kaderabak Geiger Posch Rudy Hubner

HOF vs LEP Best or top player to take in dream11 prediction today match:-

Andrej Kramaric Sargis Adamyan Robert Skov Sebastian Rudy Pavel Kaderábek Timo Werner Marcel Sabitzer Patrik Schick

HOF vs LEP Key players or Important picks Dream11 prediction today match :-

Andrej Kramaric Sargis Adamyan Robert Skov Sebastian Rudy Pavel Kaderábek Timo Werner Marcel Sabitzer Patrik Schick

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Zaha Hadid was born on 31 October 1950 in Baghdad, Iraq, of a Sunni family of the upper class. His father, Muhammad al-Hajj Husayn Hadid, was a wealthy industrialist from Mosul.

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1993: the fire station of the industrial site of the German company Vitra, Weil am Rhein, Germany,

2000: the Hœnheim terminus, tramway station in Strasbourg (subject of a prize at the Prix Équerre d'argent and the Mies van der Rohe prize), project manager: Stéphane Hof,

2003: Rosenthal Contemporary Art Center in Cincinnati,

2003: Innsbruck ski jump Bergisel ski jump

2005: the BMW factory in Leipzig

2005: Phaeno, a science museum in Wolfsburg,

2005: extension to the Museum of Ordrupgaard, Copenhagen

2007: Heydar-Aliyev Cultural Center in Baku,

2007: Salerno Maritime Terminal (2007-13), Salerno, Italy

2008: Chanel Mobile Art in Hong Kong

2008: the Pavilion-Bridge of the International Exhibition Zaragoza 2008.

2008: Mobile Art Museum (itinerant museum)

2009: The JS Bach Chamber Music Hall in Manchester

2010: Sheikh Zayed Bridge in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates,

2010: The Canton Opera in China,

2010: Evelyn Grace Academy in London

2010: MAXXI - National Museum of the 21st Century Arts in Rome,

2011: Museum of Transportation Riverside Museum in Glasgow, Scotland

2011: the CMA-CGM tower in Marseille, headquarters of the CMA-CGM company

2011: Olympic swimming pool in London on the occasion of the 2012 Summer Olympics

2012: The Galaxy Soho in Beijing. The building built for the Chinese promoter Zhang Xin, offers 330,000 m2 of offices and shops

2012: Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at the University of Michigan

2013: Campus of the University of Vienna

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2013: Innovation Tour of Hong Kong Polytechnic University.

2014: Dongdaemun Design Plaza in Seoul (South Korea), a huge multifunctional complex in the heart of the most fashionable and touristic area of the South Korean capital.

2016: Havenhuis, seat of the port authority of Antwerp.

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