NSFL PT Affiliation (3/16)

Task 1

Well, it was a little bit of both for Blackwood this season. I once again topped my season point total, at forty-two, but my number of goals dropped by quite a bit. I'm a little bit disappointed by that, but I was also demoted to the second line after spending much of last season on the top line playing with probable MVP Tony Pepperoni, so it's really no surprise that the season wasn't all roses. I mean, don't take that as being salty about where I'm playing. I'm happy to do whatever is best for the team, and we did make another playoff run this season. Hopefully, my biggest goal will be fulfilled this coming season, which is to win a Challenge Cup and actually play in all the games. (This because I technically was a part of the S49 cup winning team, but only played like two seconds in the final game of the series.) You take the bad with the good, I suppose. 165 words (6/16)

Task 6

It would have to be my main man, Tony Pepperoni. I mean, as a star for the Edmonton Blizzard, he has ample experience with both of these teams. It seems like we play the Specters and the Steelhawks in the playoffs ever single season. I mean, we lost to New Orleans this season and Hamilton in the finals last season. He might actually have some incredible insight into the players or the teams' strategies. Otherwise, anyone who has ever talked to him knows he has very poignant things to say and is also a very entertaining individual. Saying this as his teammate, it may come across as a little biased, but I'd wager he's one of the more liked people in the general league community and he's certainly one of the most popular and talented players. Having him on the broadcast would certainly bring in a massive ratings boost. That and he could distract from the fact that people have to watch a series with two of the league's most disliked teams. 172 words (9/16)

Task 13

a) Usually I would say that Hamilton has the edge in goal with Kryyst just to piss Slash off, but Cain has absolutely been on fire this postseason and that counts for quite a bit. I know that he was a huge part of the reason the Specters got past us. Also, I'm writing this after the finals are over and New Orleans won, so this answer seems a bit obvious. 70 words
b) It has to be New Orleans, simply for the fact that anyone who gives Gabe a compliment is a massive idiot who probably doesn't even know how to type well enough to answer this question. I mean, Gabe is just the worst and anyone who says any differently can fight me about it. 53 words
c) I suppose in this case, it would be easy to say that head to head matchups are a good predictor, but I'd still say that they aren't. It's a bit of a self-fulfilling prophecy at this point. The Spectors won the series and won both matchups, therefore it's fair to say the two are connected. Well, they aren't. Hamilton is an excellent team with great goal tending and I contest that NOLA got lucky. 74 words
d) Anyone who says Hamilton deserves to be sent their to stay forever. This isn't even a contest. New Orleans is a magical city and I've wanted to visit there for some time. I mean, what's not to like? The food there is bomb and you can carry a drink from a bar out into the street. If you can think of a better place to go, let me know. 69 words (13/16)

Task 16

Verification word: TriviaTime (16/16)