If not: How has your player kicked off their offseason? Are they traveling? Meeting up with friends and partying? Following the games? Write at least 150 words about the beginning of your player’s offseason. Must include at least one other player.

With the off-season officially started, my player is just relaxing and traveling. Together with Toivo Kosonen, we decided to take a road-trip to Texas, to see the beautiful big state. They have lots of amazing cities there, like Austin and Houston, but eventually we came to San Antonio. San Antonio is a beautiful city with lots of interesting sights. We did some sightseeing and in the evenings we went out to party a little. When we had seen all the sights, we were unsure of what to do, so we decided to go see the San Antonio Zoo. They had lots of cool animals there, like elephants and giraffes and lions and tigers, but the ones we both liked most were the Sloths. They really are such pretty little animals who are just a bit derpy and silly. We really enjoyed our time here. We should definitely come back at some point...

TASK SIX: Finals series always show surprises. Who will have to stand out the most from each team in order to win it? Make a prediction for potential series MVPs. Must be at least 150 words and mention at least one player from each team.

The Los Angeles Panthers look like the early favorites to me. They have really good players on their team and could easily make a push. The obvious choice for finals MVP is Sophia Bennett, who leads the team in playoff points. I think she will be able to lead her team to the win. A more surprising choice for an impact player is Matthew Auston who seems due to bust out. He only has 2 points so far these playoffs, but his scoring percentage is very low at 3.85% and so he seems due for some scoring in the finals. The Chiefs have a more overall team with a few different leaders so no one stands out too much. For me, Sebastian Strange is the impact player to look for, as he handles most of the scoring for the Chiefs. Eric Pelletier seems to do most with limited ice time and could surprise people as an impact player.

TASK TWO: Who is your choice for the unsung hero of the S39 playoffs up to this point? Must be at least 150 words and include at least two statistics in support.

Ronnie Westbrook of the Hamilton Steelhawks is my unsung hero. While his team was out in the first round, he still had a huge impact and I guess that is exactly what makes him unsung. In the monster 7 game first round series between Hamilton Steelhawks and New England, Ronnie Westbrook not only scored 5 goals, but also had 5 assists, for a staggering 10 points in a seven game series. His 22% shot percentage was incredible. He scored four goals on powerplays and was just a huge impact player all around. He even had a large number of hits and two of his goals were game winning goals. It is only fair to imagine what he could have done in the playoffs if his team had won game four and went on into the second round and potentially even the finals. His player might have had the chance for one of the most influential and amazing postseasons of a player of all time had he continued on.