This last season would be best described as disappointing both from a team and an individual perspective. Let’s start with the Wolfpack, we finish the season 53 regular season at first place before we lost in the Eastern Conference final against Hamilton. At the beginning of season 54, we expected to be challenging for the title again this season and try to get our revenge against the Steelhawks. Unfortunately, this season ended up being a disaster when we couldn’t even qualify for the post-season playoffs and missed our preseason objectives by a mile in the end. From a personal level, I saw a significant decrease in most of my stats which ended up with me only getting two milestones TPE at the end of the season. I did expect a small decrease in stats because of reduced ice-time, but I ended up with 13 points less than the previous season which a bigger decrease than I expected.
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After I am disappointing season, I decided to go back home in Norway and shut off everything SHL related because it made me angry since I knew we should still have been playing. I decide to take the first few weeks relaxing where I basically catch-up on some TV Shows and did a little yoga here and there. Then, I started my off-season training for the next two weeks without stepping on ice once during this time. I did a lot of hills running in the trails that are in my hometown. During these two weeks, I got my call from the Norwegian Hockey Federation who said that I had been selected to represent the country in the upcoming IIHF tournament. I contact some of my country teammates who did not make it far into the SHL playoffs and we all decided to meet up in Oslo where we start skating together again to get ready for the upcoming tournament.
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I think the most likely player to make it in the hall of fame from the two teams in the finals is Flacko Lagerfield. He has multiple seasons with over a point per game, including a season with over 30 goals. He also has more than 500 career points after last season. He already won once Challenge Cup and could add another one this season. Finally, the main reason he should be in is because of all the individual trophies he’s won. He has three MVP trophies, two from the players and one from the award committees and he also won the Aidan Richan Trophy once and the Sarmad Khan Trophy twice.
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Looking at this season, I think the Steelhawks have the advantage in front of the net going into the final of the S54 playoffs. Kryyst has outperformed Cain in the two main stats for goalies during both the regular season and the playoffs up to the point, since he has a better GAA and a better save percentage.
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Johnson is a boring last name, but to answer the question, the Hamilton Steelhawks clearly have the best of the two in Gabriel Johnson. Even if Darnell is a season younger, Gabriel outperformed Darnell so much during the regular season with 44 points against nine, that this is not a debate that is worth having.
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This is obviously a really easy question to answer and I would predictably choose to visit New Orleans on this all paid vacation, because I could eat all the variety of the food this city has to offer. Unfortunately for Hamilton, the best part about it for tourists is that it’s close to Toronto and Niagara Falls.
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With the way the final when between Hamilton and New Orleans, it is a no-brainer that the MVP should be from the Specters. My personal choice ended up being right winger Lil' Manius. Manius ended the playoff as the goal leader for the Specters with 9 and he was also the sole point leader with 21 points. He also led the league with a differential of +16 during the S54 playoffs which means he also had a really good defensive performance. Manius also finish the playoffs with 71 hits, 16 more than the second best in the league. Increasing you physicality during the playoffs is a good way to help your team make it farther.
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