TASK ONE:

I’ve decided to kick off the off season by taking my best bud and teammate Nickolas Pedersen on an adults only all inclusive cruise to the Bahamas. At first he wasn’t that excited about an adult only cruise, but I pointed out that “adult” means 18 and older do now he’s on board. I’ve agreed to take a side trip to Thailand on the way back, just can’t keep him away from the young Asians. We will be celebrating in style and watching the cup finals on the pools jumbo screen. Pedersen has signed up for a lot of deep tissue massages with specific attention paid to upper thigh and groin areas. After we return from Thailand Pedersen said he wants to lay low before pre season by helping me work on the jello pool in Bonk’s basement. I will be continuing to practice so I can kick some ass in season 40.

TASK TWO:
In my humble opinion Defenseman Danny Foster of the Los Angeles Panthers has been the unsung hero of the season 39 playoffs. While goal tender Timo Hass has been getting all the attention for his phenomenal performance through the playoffs knocking off number one seed Calgary and number two seed Winnipeg, foster, has been equally effective on the Blue line without getting much attention. Through the eight games that are posted on the index Foster is third in team scoring with 9 points, consisting of one goal and eight assists. This ranks number one among Los Angeles Panthers Defenseman, he also has 4 power play points, 1 PPG and three PPA to lead the panthers in special team scoring. To go along with his offensive numbers Foster also leads the Los Angeles Panthers with 36 hits, he’s also been strong in his own end boasting a plus 3 rating. Foster’s strong physical and offensive/defensive play is one reason the Panthers are in the cup finals.

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TASK SIX:

If Season 39 has shown us anything it’s that one thing holds most important GOALIE GOALIE GOALIE. In order to win the cup you have to have great goal tending this means I’m predicting whomever wins the Championship their goalie will be the MVP of the series, that means Timo Haas for the Los Angeles Panthers or Olli O’Koivu for the Minnesota Chiefs. As mentioned earlier Timo Haas has been amazing all through playoffs. Currently with a 7-1 record with a 0.941 save percentage and a 1.89 goals against average if he can build off those numbers and play similarly in the finals The Los Angeles Panthers will win the cup and he will be MVP of the series. I think even if Los Angeles doesn’t win the Championship cup he still has a chance to win MVP. In order for Minnesota to win Ollie has to be equally as good as his 7-1 record .910 save percentage and possibly improve on his 2.68 goals against average. If Minnesota wins Ollie has to play great and if so he has a shot at MVP.

Bonus Question: Sophia Bennett