1: “I’m Conor McGregor, and I know that there is an SHL Finals going on right now that I’m supposed to offer some commentary for, but fuck it, I’m drunk as hell and say whatever the hell I want anyways. Fuck both the Chiefs and the Dragons, no one cares about seeing these two teams in the finals again. People want action and style, and only I can give it to them. You just wait until I get called up to the Buffalo Stampede, because we’re going to fuck shit up like Mexican-boxing style. In fact, I can be late to all the games because I just don’t give a fuck and we will still kick everyone’s asses. So yeah, that’s my damn thoughts on the series and to anyone who disagrees with what I have to say, you can suck on these big Irish balls. No one fucks with the double champ, and go Stampede, bitches. *insert McGregor laugh*” Also, McGregor is then kicked off commentary and thrown out of the arena like a fucking gangster.
2: My unsung hero for the S40 SHL Playoffs has to go to Dani Forsberg. His name isn’t the first that is typically mentioned when discussing the great Dragons players, and that’s likely due to the sheer depth and greatness of the overall roster that Esa built. However, when you look at Forsberg’s stats through the duration of the playoffs, it becomes quite evident that he is one of the most central, if not the central reason why they found success in the playoffs. First and foremost, hockey is a game of scoring goals and needing more than your opponent to win games. Forsberg led the entire team in goals with a whopping 12 in the playoffs, making him the premier goal scorer on one of the best teams in the entire league. Moreover, Forsberg led the Dragons in the plus-minus statistic, with an impressive +8 through the duration of the playoffs. This made him a great two way players for the Dragons as well. This combined with his goal scoring prowess makes him a deadly weapon for the Dragons, and it’s surprising why he isn’t mentioned more often as being one of the Dragons’ active greats.
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In terms of the goalie matchup for the S40 SHL Finals, it cannot be argued that Richard C. Hocolate has been the most impressive with his performance through the playoffs thus far. Hocolate leads all goaltenders in the playoffs in save percentage, with an impressive percentage of 0.922%. Moreover, Hocolate also leads all goalies in the playoffs in goals against average, with just an impressive stat of 2.57 goals allowed per a game. What makes this all the more impressive is that Hocolate did this while facing the most shots from all the goaltenders in the playoffs, as he faced a total of 627 shots against him. Aside from the above stats, I’m sticking with Calgary for another reason that is what is what occurred in the regular season. The Dragons have a superior r team defense as they only allowed141 goals in the regular season, while the Chiefs allowed a bit more with 159 goals allowed. This is why I favor Calgary in the series in general.
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