TASK ONE: Create a giveaway for a unique piece of playoff memorabilia. Can be written or graphic. If written, must be 150 words, if graphic, must include a picture of the item and the team logo.

Good evening fans! I'm NEW Hal, here with a special offer. Have you ever wanted to own a piece of playoff memorabilia, but couldn't afford jerseys ranging from $500 to $2500? Well then I have a deal for you, as the Wolfshop has decided to sell, for a limited time, exclusive game used tape rolls. Ever wonder what tape Jasper Clayton uses to tape his stick, well now you won't have to wonder anymore. We have tape rolls from every player, with some slightly used more than the others. Colors available are the classic black and white, with specials such as green, rainbow, or flame tape used by the more unique players on the team. This could be the perfect gift for your significant other, or a stocking stuffer for the holidays. Be sure to order now and secure your piece of unique playoff memorabilia from New England Wolfpack's S32 playoff run!

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TASK TWO: What has been the biggest game of the playoffs so far? Can be either SHL or SMHJL, 150 words.

For Mattias Holmberg, the biggest game of the playoffs was game six of their best of 7 series with the Minnesota Chiefs. It was a hard fought game, that was finished in spectacular fashion in triple over time. Holmberg and the rest of the Wolfpack may not have won the game, but Holmberg did have a performance that was worthy triple overtime. Holmberg's final stat line was 1 goal, 1 assist for a total of 2 points and a plus/minus of one. With two shots and 32 total minutes of ice, Holmberg may not have had a huge game from the looks of it, but the more important stat of the night for him was his total amount of shots blocked. Holmberg threw his body in front of 6 shots, keeping the game from ending sooner than it did. The defensive play of Holmberg during the game showed how willing he was to put his body on the line for the team and how important playoffs were the Holmberg. It may not have been a big game for the rest of the Wolfpack, but for Holmberg it was a very important game in his career, and the biggest game of his playoffs defense wise.

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