In his first season as captain of the Newfoundland Berserkers, Lassi Suhonen was pretty happy with his individual performance. Despite spending most of the season in the same bottom six role he has been used in since his rookie year, Suhonen managed to greatly improve on his point totals, putting up 7 goals and 30 points – the seventh most points on the team. When you factor in his points per 60 minutes played at even strength, Suhonen was one of my most effective and efficient point producers on the team – something that gives Berserkers fans hope as he is likely to jump up to the first line next season with the departures of Mats Marner and Matthew Forrester. Suhonen was also a reliable defensive leader for the Berserkers, playing the most shorthanded minutes of any player on the team. Ultimately, there’s a lot for Lassi to be proud of despite his team coming up short in the finals, and for next season he’ll hope to stay the course and boost those raw numbers with a little more ice time to work with.

The Berserkers are
The reigning, defending champs
Of the junior league

Led by Mats Marner
Flanked by the great Liam Slate
With their goalie Cale

Ham and Juke do tests
JNH is the GM
Corey drinks a lot

Beeg Yosh always vibes
Rindie gives Tinder updates
Corey drinks some more

These are my Newfoundland boys
Patty, Fest, Toast, and Hair too


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