In a parallel universe, Michael Scarn and the Buffalo Stampede would have overcome the great odds stacked against them to be playing in the Challenge Cup. The Stampede have had issues running into the Hamilton Steelhawks in the playoffs lately, who have asserted complete dominance over them physically, emotionally, and biologically. In this alternative reality, the Stampede were able to overcome their daddy issues to finally beat the Steelhawks in a playoff series, asserting their edge in terms of the firepower that they have for their top six forwards. On the other side of the bracket, I think that a cool fun story would have been if the New Orleans Specters managed to make their way through the West and enter the Challenge Cup representing the western conference. It would have been a grand time of drama and excitement throughout the league community and I for one would have loved to see it.

Before redistributions take place, I see the New England Wolfpack remaining one of the top teams entering next season. Led by goal scoring sensation Ola Wagstrom, an elite defense anchored by Guy Zheng, and one of the top goal tending prospects in all of the SHL on the way, the Wolfpack definitely have some of the best depth in the league. The league's brutal schedule, which frequently schedules consecutive games on a nightly basis, can really take a toll on skaters' legs especially over the second half of the season. The Wolfpack are able to manage their fatigue and stamina through sheer volume, having a deep roster of capable skaters who are able to keep their energy up throughout each game which proves to be a competitive edge for their team. If Wagstorm can maintain his sensational play for next season, look out for the Wolfpack to be back on top of the league.

I think that Aaron Wilson is a future league most valuable player in the making for the Hamilton Steelhawks. Everyone around the league knows that mr. aaron wilson is the absolute best coach that money can buy in the simulation hockey league. Aaron Wilson is an expert at getting the very best out of all of the Hamilton players. His own player, Aaron Wilson, is also a rising star who has consistently found ways to perform above his current tpe level, and produce on the ice with quality end results. Wilson is a strong player, who has one of the highest Strength ratings in the league, and is a really quality two-way player. I can see Wilson certainly winning quite a few Dar awards in the future as he rounds his game out to become a complete force on the ice, and eventually become a goal scoring monster and threat anywhere in the offensive zone.

The fans will certainly enjoy at the challenge cup finals between period entertainment show the TV show The Office that has been brought on ice and appropriately renamed "The Office On Ice". The Office tv stars Steve Carrell, John Krasinski, and Jenna Fischer will all be joining the cast of The Office On Ice to bring Scranton's best paper supply firm to the hockey arena. Act I will be an exclusive new episode of The Office where Michael Scott and the salesmen and saleswomen of The Office secure a big contract with the SHL to sell large amounts of paper material for promotional materials for the Challenge Cup. This family friendly act will certainly delight the crowd. Act II will be a Rated R portion, where youths will be asked to leave their seats and enter the concourse briefly. Act II will be a super realistic rendition of Threat Level Midnight where Goldenface tried to blow up the arena.

Michael Scarn would love to bring Threat Level Midnight to a Hollywood studio for professional production. While Michael Scarn loved producing Threat Level Midnight using his own editing software on his own computer in his office, Great Scott Productions, Scarn admittedly knows that having some big name producers signed onto his movie would definitely let Threat Level Midnight to garner more attention and critical acclaim nationwide. Scarn hopes to have Threat Level Midnight, the remastered edition, enter real movie theaters across the nation and who knows, maybe it will be nominated for a few Oscars or at least win a few independent movie festival awards.

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