So this parallel reality is what i like to call the "RedCapeDiver gets all the TPE from his S52 Season Predictions" reality. Its a reality in which, obviously, i get as much TPE as possible. As we go into the playoffs the Edmonton Blizzard have a strangle hold on the standings, winning the presidents trophy by 15 points. With a by in the first round the blizzard come up against the Calgary Dragons, and our hero's of this story dispatch the dragons in 5 games. They then face the San Francisco Pride and have a grueling 7 game series, which has a story book triple overtime game seven conclusion. On the other side of the bracket is this story's villain, the Chicago Syndicate who have dispatched both the Manhattan Rage, and the Buffalo Stampede on their trek to the Challenge cup finals. The story end with the Edmonton Blizzard sweeping the Chicago Syndicate because all i care about are my TPE from the S52 Season Predictions     

I think the best odds would have to go to New England, my basis is that they had the highest average TPE as of the media post by BrewskyBoy as well as making a big trade for Rex Kirby from the West Kendall Platoon. This is because from what i have seen, it seems that having a higher TPE has alot more benefits in Fantasy Hockey Manager 6 rather than Simon T who just pulls shit out of his ass apparently. I wont give an actual odds number to them as i'm currently hungover while writing this and dont want to think about it. And for the worst odds i am going to stick with my strategy of just going off of the average TPE table and say that Toronto is going to have the worst odds. This is funny as i believe that Toronto is the team that kept New England out of this years playoffs because fuck it SimonT does what he wants.


I'm going to start this off by saying that i am going to cheat a little bit and say two attributes, they are for the same reason so I think its fine. the two attributes are Offensive Read and Defensive Read. These stats effect how well you player can read the ice and the play is developing while on both offense and defense and how they should react to that. I think these stats are just as important if not more important that the actual physical capability stats like skating, passing, and shooting accuracy. If your player has the best shot in the league, but he can see that standing in the corner while being double teamed is probably not the best position to be in, then you arent going to be able to get many scoring chances.


Unfortunately the Kelowna Knights were unable to reach the finals again and get a second shot at the Cup, so again Adam Scianna is going into the off-season a little disappointed but ready to prepare for next season. Scianna's offseason is looking pretty full, he's got the IIHF season coming up in which he has joined the Norway management in preparation of the upcoming rule changes, which unfortunately are not being implemented this year. He is also both a player and Co-GM of Team World in the WJC, last year he had the GM all by himself so hopefully this year with someone else helping Team World can have a good tournament and win the gold. And in terms of preparation for next year, Adam has enlisted the help of a former SHL coach, and he estimates an approximately 21.4%  increase in Adam's skill level, but unfortunately for whatever reason this increase wont take effect for either IIHF of WJC.


I am greatly against this idea, and not because i hate the environment, but because it hurts the fans. Take this finals series, San Francisco vs Manhattan, two cities on opposite sides of the United States, now if it was decided earlier that the finals were going to be held in Texas, then fans from both teams would have to fork out alot of money to fly and stay in Texas instead of seeing their team play at home. Also i think that this would cause alot more travel and in turn not reduce the carbon footprint but instead increase it more than what it is now

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