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Now for Q999 Sports... Tonight the SHL S32 Challenge Cup Finals get underway here in downtown Manhattan! The Rage started their two week march to the finals by handling the always dangerous West Kendall Platoon in 6 games. Then they made a major statement by sweeping the TWO-TIME defending champion New England Wolfpack. Now the only thing standing between them and ultimate glory is a Calgary Dragons team who have been similarly dominant throughout these playoffs. Can Wolker and the Rage find a way to solve Hunter Wong? We'll all find out tonight during game one. If you haven't got a ticket already then I'm sorry to say you are out of luck. That's right, MSG is sold out tonight. In fact every game of this series is already sold out. However, you can catch all the action here tonight on Q999, where Don Marone will be calling the game. You can also follow along on twitter @Q999. Now for the weather...

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MVP easily goes to VLAD McZehrl who posted an incredible 22 points in 15 games. That's a point per game pace higher than any in the past 5 seasons at least. It's too bad that ultimately McZehrl couldn't be the difference in the Finals, but the Rage could not have asked for more from their superstar winger. McZehrl's amazing playoff run was built on a system of timely goal scoring combined with a workhorse mentality. Averaging almost 31 minutes a game, McZehrl was called upon in every game situation from offensive zone faceoffs to the penalty kill. When asked to pick a playoff MVP the other Rage players unanimously selected McZehrl despite their votes not being meaningful in anyway. McZehrl would surely rather have the Challenge Cup but if he can bring this level of play next season then Manhattan is sure to have another trip to the Challenge Cup Finals.

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At Right Wing from the Toronto North Stars Damien Wert. An absolute amazing season from Wert on a struggling North Stars team that finished at the bottom of the Eastern Conference. Putting up 51 points in 50 games which lead the North Stars, he also lead the league in Shorthanded goals with 2.

At Center from the Texas Renegades Geoffrey Allen. A disappointing end to a great season for Allen, who's Renegades missed the playoffs on a tiebreaker. Individually Allen produced 47 points in 50 games, and lead all Renegade forwards.

At Left Wing from the Buffalo Stampede Nolan Angello. In his sophomore season the former Militia star was good for 17 goals and 36 points in 50 games. He was a dedicated player who fought hard for his minutes and made the best of them.

On Defense from the Winnipeg Jets Rembrandt Q Einstein. 40 points in 50 games from the back end made Einstein an easy choice for this list. While some criticize him for a lack of hitting or a poor +/-, it's hard to argue with his numbers, and on a less than stellar team.

Also on Defense from the Portland Admirals Kelly Rivet. There was a good chance that rookies would be leading the Admirals in all categories, and it was true. Rivet lead Admiral defensemen with 31 points in 50 games. A rookie season that won't soon be forgotten.

And in Goal from the Hamilton Steelhawks Ben Waters. He's a scrub, and Hamilton sucks, but we picked one player from every team, and he was certainly the best goalie for Hamilton. He shows promise for the future though.