TASK ONE:
Esa Anrikkanen is entering yet another romp in the Challenge Cup Finals, this S18 draft pick already with a ton of hardware and multiple appearances in the Challenge Cup Finals. Anrikkanen has played for the Dragons his entire career, spanning over two decades of work and sits currently at the top in all-time goals and points. Anrikkanen's major asset has been his consistency, making him one of the best players in the league year in and year out, even though the amount of individual hardware he has won over the years has been low. So far, Anrikkanen has won four Challenge Cups, 2 Jeff Dar Nominees for best two-way player, and 3 3rd All-Star Teams in his career. While it isn't up to par with some others, the fact he has been around for so long makes him a sure candidate for the HoF when he eventually chooses to retire.

TASK TWO:
Casey Creller is the unsung hero of the S42 playoffs. While the defenseman hasn't scored a lot (11 points in 16 games), he has been the stabalizing force for the Dragons and why they only allow 2.88 goals against during these playoffs. His +6 is also important as it means he is not getting scored on all that often, even though he doesn't score that much himself. Not to mention his 24 blocked shots are incredible impressive, and he is doing this without playing much in the way of powerplay time, where most of the goals are scored by defenders. Then you add in the 45 hits, and man this guy knows how to intimidate the opposition and work as hard as he can to make sure the Dragons keep on winning all the way to the Challenge Cup, which they are poised to do so at this point. Good for Creller.

TASK SEVEN:
Manuel Gotz and Hunter Jones have certainly had the biggest impact in these here playoffs for the Wolfpack and Dragons, respectively. Gotz is in his rookie season and has already done incredibly well for his age, scoring 6 big goals and 9 points, something nobody was expecting when they had him lace them up in his first SHL playoffs. He even brought the physicality into the mix with 57 hits, something nobody was expecting in the end. Hunter Jones of the Dragons has been in the playoffs before (and even won himself a Challenge Cup at such a young age), but he is still pretty young, only having played four years in the league. But scoring 2 goals and 16 points in something that nobody was expecting, with all the talent up front for the Dragons. Jones finished fourth on the Dragons in scoring which is something you never see, and even did so without much power play time.

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