TASK ONE:
Interested in acquiring a Jaxson Reynolds playoff stick? Well come on down to Century Sports in Los Angeles to enter our contest. Jaxson Reynolds will draw a number from a massive bin and sign his game used stick from their first round playoff series of this season. Be sure to enter often as each day you can put a new name in the draw to have a higher chance of winning. The winner name will be drawn and contacted post-contest to come and meet Jaxson and grab their lucky stick. In addition to the stick, Jaxson will present to the winner a game worn jersey as well as tickets to the Los Angeles Panthers home opener at the start of next season. The Panthers will take on the New England Wolfpack and you will be at the game! Please bring by a food donation if you are able to as well.

TASK TWO:
The biggest game of the SHL Playoffs thus far has been the battle between the Calgary Dragons and the Edmonton Blizzard in Game #4 of their second round matchup. The Dragons went on to win 3-2 in a close game that was somewhat of a pivotal game in the SHL postseason. Dragons were led by Randy Randleman in that game as he potted the second and third goals in the contest. The third goal was an overtime thriller and put his name in Calgary history for a long time. Brett Broadway was crushed by the goal and the Dragons went on to beat the Blizzard in the series and advance to the current matchup with the Manhattan Rage. If they had lost they may not have recovered and been able to win the series in 7 over Edmonton. Game 4 is usually the most crucial of games in all series'.

TASK THREE:
The Manhattan Rage and Calgary Dragons enter the SHL Finals matchup as huge juggernauts. The Rage swept their second round matchup against the New England Wolfpack. It was about time the undeserving Wolfpack were bounced from a playoff series earlier than expected and the Rage were the ones to do it. Calgary Dragons finished off the Edmonton Blizzard in six games which didn't allow them as much time to heal and rest for this upcoming series. Both these teams have firepower and both have great goaltenders leading the way. Calgary is looking for playoff success once again and the Manhattan Rage are looking to add to their great trophy case thus far. Hunter Wong has been in the SHL forever and is still going strong, whereas the new thrown to the goaltender world in Jason Aittokallio is proving he is not a goalie to overlook. It's the veteran and the kid in a battle for the most prestigious trophy in the SHL, next!

TASK FOUR:
The clear MVP candidate in the SHL playoffs right now has to be Jason Aittokallio. His 8-1-1 record puts him in the league lead in addition to his league leading .931 save percentage at this stage in the playoffs. The most impressive part of all this is that he is just a rookie and he is leading his team through the postseason single handedly. Aittokallio boasts a solid goals against average and has also faced more shots than any other goalie this far into the postseason. Jason has allowed his team to stay in every game they've been in, even the ones where he hasn't been as stellar. Hunter Wong has performed well to this point as well, but he hasn't ran away with the MVP honour even on his own squad the Calgary Dragons. It is time for the SHL to embrace the young gun and allow him his time to shine in MVP spotlight.