In the parallel universe of SHL184001 much played out the same as it did in this one. However in that one the playoffs went on without any shenanigans. LAP went on to the western finals with a 4-1 record and came into the series with a hot goalie and some momentum. This caused the pucks to have a couple of luckier bounces and we managed to edge Edmonton out in a 6 game series. LAP went on to meet Hamilton in the finals and after Jagger Fouquette somehow managed to injure my player Disisde Dayudie, which caused the team to rally even more. The loss of my player wasn't terrible because i had bad stat lines anyway, so it was a win-win for the team. LAP managed to win it in game 7 after a 4-0 deficit and we all partied in the Beverley Hills for days. Such a swell time.


If i'm being honest i think we'll see much of the same in the standings really. At least when it comes to the current rosters and teams. I dont know how teams are looking with upcoming prospects and such but Buffalo is looking really nasty team-wise and i'm thinking that they will probably edge out the two other top teams in NEW and HAM. Then again HAM has VERY dedicated test simmers so they'll probably work real hard to decipher them. But with their recent trades bringing in Kholin and Vanderberg they are looking straight up nasty. In the West i think LAP will be even better despite not really adding or losing anyone. Edmonton will probably be the biggest threat again. I think it all depends on whether or not Calgary finds someone who test sims for them, as i heard that was their biggest weakness this past season. If they do then they'll be dangerous as they always are.


I'd think Emiko Spector is the one with the biggest potential to bring home some hardware for themselves in the Honcho and potentially the McBride. Maybe not only because of individual skill and hard work but because the Edmonton defensive core is just crazy. Any goalie that has that group of defensive talent in front of them is very lucky. It's kind of like how Brett Broadway had a crazy Edmonton D in front of him 20 seasons ago on the same team, He even stopped earning TPE because he really didn't need to because the D was so good. It's a real blessing for a goalie.


I'm a little confused by this task, according to the IIHF predictions there are still 2 groups. But it really doesn't matter what type of format it is, Japan will be a force. We are really growing into a strong team and i think people will have a hard time with us this season. The only position we're having a hard time with right now is goalie but we are getting a good defensive core that will help with that as best as we can. Our top 6 forwards combines for 8500 TPE and our top 4 defensemen sits at 4100 tpe combined and we're only getting better. We got a great group of guys and even if we don't have the most vocal LR we still have a good time whenever we talk, Be it about SHL, Anime or Manga, we got no bad vibes. Japan numba wan for real.


We all know that i love me some good old goalie stats, and i'm not making an exception this CW either. Geezus Kryyst wasn't the most stellar in the regular season, but in the playoffs he showed what he's made off of once again. an astounding .955% in the series and shutouts too. In a tight series he was outstanding and showed us all that he can single handedly pull off miracles, and this wasn't the first playoffs he's been an absolute madman. He also just barely entered regression so i expect us to see even more stellar play from this elite goaltender in the future.

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