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Keenan · 03-16-2021, 01:20 AM

So, PT 5 is done, but we won't have playoff predictions for another couple of days, what do? I guess we can do a PT #6, right? No mPT this week though, we've already done 1 more mPT than last season (somehow, I could've sworn last season took FOREVER) so may as well make it one more regular PT too.

Written task: Tell me about your season. What kind of stats did you put up? How did that compare to what you were hoping for at the start of the season? How did your team do? Whatever you like really, just a recap of the season for your player (150+ words)

Graphic task: Make some kind of infographic for how your season went. Include some stats or maybe some comparisons to your peers.

You will receive 3 TPE for fulfilling all requirements.
Deadline: Monday, March 22nd at 11:59PM ET

Affiliate claims from either PBE or ISFL are accepted; link directly to your post and note if your username is different there.
If you have any questions/concerns, please PM me.

This task is for SHL players and send downs only, it is not for SMJHL rookies.

Keenan · 03-16-2021, 01:20 AM

PT Pass

Skeleton Party · 03-16-2021, 01:28 AM

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Dextaria · 03-16-2021, 01:28 AM

Ryosuke Sato improved on his rookie season in the SHL putting up 22 points total, 7 more than his last season. On the North Stars, Sato was trusted with 2nd line minutes, moving away from his longtime Whalers teammate and friend Luffy Richard. It was definitely different playing with a veteran like Delver Fudgeson and it certainly took the pressure off the young Sato. Now being able to focus more on offense, Sato helped get 8 more apples on the season. Ryosuke also shot a lot more increasing his shot totals to over 100 at 123. However, it seems luck wasn't on his side this season as he had one of the league's lowest shooting percentage at 1.63%. Defensively, Sato began to become more comfortable laying the body breaking 100 hits in a season for the first time ever. Although the rest of his defensive game definitely needs more work to prevent too many takeaways and to get more shots blocked.

Overall, it was a solid progression for both Ryosuke Sato and the Toronto North Stars. It seems like from here on out the team will look to continue to lead the SHL and Sato is only getting better and better with each passing season. The future is certainly bright and one day Sato will be the best mobile defenseman in the league.

**_Blitz_** · 03-16-2021, 01:28 AM

Danny Marston put up 49 points, 174 shots on goal, 116 hits, 34:28 giveaways to takeaways, and 85 blocked shots. Overall, this is a complete increase from S57. The only thing that didn't change were the total number of giveaways.

I think the offensive stat line is pretty much what I expected from a Playmaker center. 18 goals is pretty good, but it's almost doubled by assists. I'm just happy to be closer to eclipsing 50 points on the season in the SHL. I think with Marston's rate of improvement, it's reasonable to expect 50 to 55 points next season.

If I'm happy with Marston's offensive production, then I'm thrilled with the defensive improvement. Takeaways increased from 6 to 28, which is almost existentially massive. Like, I'm kind of wondering if my player's defensive skills have been a liability in seasons past, or if the increase is a sign of general improvement. It's probably both. Hits increased a little bit, which was nice, but shot blocks went up by almost 20. That's a little crazy to think about, given Marston's play time. Then again, there have been seasons where he put up over a hundred shot blocks, so maybe this is a sign that my player's ability in that category is getting back to that relative level.

***yosh*** · 03-16-2021, 01:28 AM

Let’s be honest, this was supposed to be Vaseline Podcalzone’s greatest season as a Zerker. He had a huge third year, putting on 45 points as a consistent fixture on the team’s top six. After being appointed the new captain of the Newfoundland Berserker following the promotion of Lassi Suhonen, all eyes were on Pod to lead the team to glory with a monstrous campaign.

What does he do? HE GOES ON A 20 GAME POINTLESS STREAK! Despite all of this, Podcalzone was able to salvage a decently respectable season anyhow. 21 goals and 20 assists for a total of 41 points for the Newfoundland captain. He really could have done more, so it was a very disappointing campaign for Podcalzone individually.

On the bright side, how about this season for the Zerkers? Bas O’Bigbers and Ric Charlesworth popped off as one of the deadliest offensive pairings in Newfoundland history, giving even the Marner-Minamino connection a run for their money. The team bounced back from a last place regular season finish last year. With a team consisting of a good handful of rookies, this core is going to be a powerhouse for seasons to come.

WC: 195

***hockeyiscool*** · 03-16-2021, 01:29 AM

The Simulation Hockey Leagues 58th season was a season that ended up being below expectations for Dwight Knight. Some personal goals that Dwight had set for himself was a 40+ personal point season, 20 goals, 60 points as a team improvement on the amount of giveaways during the season and a trip to the playoffs. Dwight fell short of these goals across the board. The personal stats of Dwight was 14 goals, 22 assists for a total of 36 points falling 4 short of the desired 40 point season Dwight's line was geared toward offense which in hindsight might have been a mistake. Dwight had a +/- of minus 18 on a line that also had minus 20 and minus 22. notably Dwight had the second worst face-off percentage by a center (Took more than 500 face-offs this season) in the league. This was not against expectations. As a team, the Barracuda had a hot start to the season keeping themselves even with the Atlantic division leading teams, Atlanta and Manhattan. Then the slump in Tampa begun. The second half of a season was rough as Tampa dropped a lot of winnable games and their players began to underperform. Tampa finished just outside of the play-offs tied for the bottom of the Atlantic.

**Lime** · 03-16-2021, 01:33 AM

6 PT HYPE

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