Quote:Originally posted by Boomcheck@Aug 22 2016, 01:05 AM
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COLORADO MAMMOTHS &nbsp; VS DETROIT FALCONS



Blake Laflamme back here with the Turning Point! This was a key match between the struggling Mammoths and the soaring Falcons, both teams trying to gain as many points as they can before the playoffs commence. This was a tough match to watch if you're a Rudnikova fan, a fan favorite in Colorado but she was unable to handle the pressure put on by Alex Berkis. And that very same player will contribute to our turning point in the second period! The Falcons turned on the jets and powered through the rookie goaltender with three unanswered goals that would have her pulled from the game. Sure, Detroit were unable to score on Allison afterwards, but it has been a 2-1 lead for Colorado before the second period and the ruthless onslaught led by Berkis left the bottom-feeding team of the West stunned. The Mammoths had an abysmal 1 for 5 power play and were still out shot by the Falcons' offense. Colorado has struggled to put together a consistent attacking force and have paid for it throughout the season. Only time can tell if they will correct their ways, perhaps a trade could shake up the team for a kick in the pants. Great mentality by Detroit this game, showing fortitude by clawing back into the game and taking a convincing lead.

Interview with Ekaterina Rudnikova





MVP

Alex Berkis
It could have potentially been McSieve given his performance but Berkis was one step ahead of everyone on the ice this day. An outstanding show put on by the first line winger od Detroit, mustering 4 shots on net and potting 2 goals! He was a complete hound on the puck and gave his teammates ample opportunity to find the net! There wasn't much in opportunity this game but he made the best out of a bad situation, chasing Ekaterina Rudnikova out of the net. Offensively gifted and with a knack for scoring, Berkis has always been a welcomed addition to the Falcon's line up. Colorado simply couldn't contain him as the winger ran the Mammoths tired and stretched their defense thin. That is my particular reason on selecting Alex as the MVP for today's match, I definitely hope to see him develop a well-rounded game-- Or he could continue lighting teams up like he did Colorado.
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Boom u suk. No I'm not sitting here at 2 AM bored out of my mind what the fuck are you saying