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If I were to choose a young player on either the Stampede or the Jets to build a team around, it'd be Season 45 Buffalo draftee Alexander Selich. Selich has already started to put up impressive numbers in the league - he's not yet a superstar, but over 20 points in his second season is nothing to scoff at and in his third season in the SHL he's up to almost 30 points. He's been showing quick progression on the ice - his training is clearly paying off as he becomes more of a good all around player over time. And with young players, sometimes dedication can be an issue, but Selich's agent seems to believe his young player will continue to improve and reach great heights in this league, and there's no reason to doubt him. Of all the young players on the championship teams, he's the safest bet to become a star and have a long, successful career, and therefore a very solid building block for a franchise.


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Looking ahead to Season 49, Isak Odegard is definitely starting to feel the stress of being an older player in the league, but physically and mentally. But his offseason training plans are in place, and he's confident he can continue on for at least the next season without letting his age show in his game. Isak has won one Challenge Cup, but not with the Pride, and he'd really like to help the team that he's come to call home in the second half of his career reach that pinacle for the first time since relocaiton. Isak is one of the team's leaders in ice time and knows he contributes to the team, but it's a little frustrating that he's never reached the heights he thinks he's capable of - he's willing to lose out on individual awards for the sake of the team, but he does wonder how much more he could accomplish if he found the perfect chemistry out there. (@Grapehead, @Tweedle)


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