TASK 1: (Written, 3 TPE)

For Geoff Moore, season 46 had plenty of ups and down, Moore's Defensive game became much improved over his last two seasons, being around the top of the league in +/- and putting up decent offensive numbers with 8 goals and 15 assists for a total of 23 points. Although Moore had higher expectations for himself, hoping for 10+ goals and at least 30 points, he was still satisfied with what he managed to put up this season. Moore isn't a very physical player, only recording 16 hits. But he makes up for the lack of physicality with his hockey IQ and defensive skill, with a solid 73 shots blocked this season, Moore was a huge part of Minnesotas blueline. In the Playoffs, Moores offensive production exploded, beginning their run with an 8 game point streak. And finishing with 3 goals, 13 assists for 16 points in 12 games played before being eliminated by New Orleans Specters in the Western Conference finals.


Task 3: (Written, up to 5 TPE)



I'm gonna go with Robinson here, although both goalies have been good, Cedric has a small advantage in my opinion. Their stats are extremely similiar but i feel like the Specters are overall a stronger team that has given Aleister Cain a lot more support than what Buffalo has given Robinson. Cedric is still a youngster as well which makes it even more impressive how well he can keep his team in the lead no matter how badly they're playing in front of him.


F - Viktor Marius
F - Joe Kurczewski
F - Oisin Fletcher
D - GOD McZehrl
D - Tatu Makela
G - Cedric Robinson

I'd choose this lineup as it would provide a perfect combination of physicality, offensive talent and just pure skill. McZehrl and Makela holding the line while Marius, Joe K and Fletcher go out there, bang some bodies and put pucks in the nets. Easy winning team right there. Not to forget about Robinson, the young stud in net keeping the rubber disc out.



New Orleans for sure, it's a great event to gain even more fans and popularity for the sport. Expansion team going to the finals in their first year is already a big boost but a huge event like the All-star game with the fan fests, skills competitions and all the other stuff will show people the fun things about hockey as well as the skill and hard work it takes for players to be in this league.


1. Oliver Konig, this guy can surprise you with his shot from anywhere on the ice, known more as a playmaker, Konig has a sneakily good shot.
2. Joe Kurczewski, the veteran who can do it all, you always have to be cautious when he's on the ice. Excellent IQ and can make plays out of nothing.
3. Xavier Paquette, the lesser-known youngster can really play. He's someone who has gone under the radar but is putting up points like a star player.

Task 9: (Written, 3 TPE)

Alright, so i'm gonna go and say that i think Buffalo Stampede are the underdogs as they are facing the team that beat us Minny boys in the conference finals, the New Orleans Specters, they're just too good man, too good. They came out swinging and it was a tough series, they're the team to beat absolutely. Now i think as long as they can stay consistent and "Swiss Cheese" Cain doesn't falter they should do well. Now Buffalo is stacked, i mean more stacked than fort knox amirite? Frigging McZehrl, Makela, Marius and all the others. Now Buffalo needs to tighten up in many places still, Specters can surprise you real quickly with those lines, man feels like they have a superstar on each forward line, Pretty ridiculous amirite? Oh but yeah, as long as they play tight, hard and don't open their holes they should compete with the Specters, it's going to be tough but i think the Stampede can pull it off here.

Task 13: (Written, 3 TPE)

In a typical hockey ad fashion it starts with cuts to the teams arenas, fans cheering and the players stepping on the ice with some dramatic music in the background. Then fades to black as the narrators begins: History will be made this spring, as the mysterious Nawlins bayouy comes to life, as the Specters emerge from the gator invested murky waters, and rise up to take on the Buffalo stampede in a historical meeting. First year franchise New Orleans and Joe Kurzcewski go head to head against Viktor Marius and the furious Buffalo stampede. In what is to be an epic winner take all 7 game series. Witness the excitement *insert goal call here*, the drama! *sad goalie lundqvisting* and the glory! *clip of previous cup winners hoisting the cup* Get ready for the finals matchup of a lifetime, New Orleans versus Buffalo Stampede, game one, this weekend. Live on Bayousports.tv or get your tickets at Ticketblaster.com!


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Total TPE = 16