Task 4 - sent

Task 1 -

Having an earlier exit from the SMJHL playoffs than expected, Gary Grease and Wuma Duce decided to have some fun and take a trip down to Mexico. Duce, a huge fan of Mexican food, and Grease, a huge fan of food, decided to try to tour the country and try all sorts of flavors. Unfortunately, while drinking at a dive bar just an hour into their trip, Duce managed to piss off a ranking member of a local cartel. No one is sure what exactly he said, but Grease is pretty sure he overheard something abou a donkey show and the gentleman's mother. Grease quickly realized what was going on, and decided that they should probably get out of the country as fast as possible. Grease grabbed Duce and was able to arrange for the two of them to be smuggled back across the border into the States, where Grease promptly knocked some sense into Duce. Duce has already mentioned going back after S40 comes to a close.

Task 6

The MVP discussion comes down to two people, really. First, we have star goalie Timo MVP Haas. Haas put up amazing stats all season, and continued to do so in the Finals. With some stellar saves, clutch performances, and some amazing hair, Haas should definitely take home the MVP award for the Finals. Any team would be lucky to have him and his silky smooth smile. Rumor has it, if he won the MVP award he was even going to donate it to a local orphanage, in order to show kids that winning is possible no matter what happens in life. No one is really sure why he picked an orphanage, but they didn't question it either. The other option is Terrance Nova. Great player, great background, great stats, just great. Honestly, just say the guys name. Terrance Nova. If that doesn't sound like an MVP name, I don't know what does. He plays big minutes, important minutes, and has a nasty wrist shot to boot. Bonafide stallion.

Task 2

There's always a lot of talk about unsung heroes in playoff series. The guy that no one expects to come in clutch. The guy that is there during the season, but shows up big time once the playoffs start. I'm talking the one and only, Danny Foster. For a defenseman, he puts up a surprising amount of points. Points are always good, because having more points than the other team is kinda important in this sport, but Foster is big somewhere else. Foster lays out the hits. In a league that is getting softer and speedier by the day, Foster is dishing put the big hits and making the other team scared to be on the ice with him. An anonymous source even said that he heard one of Foster's opponents say that he needed a safe space while Foster is on the ice. If that doesn't show that the big hits can be series changing, I don't know what does. Foster is definitely the unsung hero of the playoffs, and is setting out to Make Hockey Great Again.