For Mikael Choybuk, 29 goals and 33 assists is a pretty good mark to hit. 62 points in 66 games, especially for a player that's regressing, you can't really complain. Overall, I think I would have liked to hit that 30 goal milestone again, however. I think the reason that I didn't hit some goals was the lack of power play production. Compared to the three players above me in points on the Calgary Dragons, Bouchard, Parmborg, and Batsbak, I had way less special teams points. My ice time on the PP has obviously fallen off a bit, but 4 points on the PP just isn't going to cut it. The other big names all had 16, 19, and 25 power play points. If I had more than just 4, I could have been a much better player than 62 points, even though 62 is a decent number.
But, all in all, the playoffs are where it matters, and we were eliminated in 6 games. The ultimate goal is championships, and we didn't get close to that this year. Hopefully next year I can be better on special teams in the regular season and in the playoffs, we can go further.

I fully believe that my player, Mikael Choybuk, is like the Ilya Kovalchuk of the SHL. Of course, when I say that I mean the younger one who played for the Thrashers, or the elite one that was on the Devils in 2012. Ilya Kovalchuk is a player who can skate very well and has one of the best shots in the league when his game is on. One thing you can't expect him to do though, is be super physical. This is similar to Mikael Choybuk, who barely ever gets any hits, but is always controlling play offensively and always among the top of the SHL in goals. Kovalchuk and Choybuk are also both very good leaders on and off the ice. 2012 Ilya Kovalchuk carried that 2012 Devils team on his back to try and make a run at a cup, and they got all the way to the finals with an aging Martin Brodeur and others, but ultimately lost to the LA Kings. You can expect a lot of Kovalchuk's game from Choybuk.

a. While the season series was even, I think the playoffs paint a different picture for these 2 teams. I feel like the Chicago Syndicate's depth all around will give them what they need to win this series in 6 or 7 games. Hamilton obviously has great players, but I just think that Chicago just has so many players providing scoring depth in these playoffs that it will be more difficult for the Steelhawks to get past that.
b. I gotta say that I feel like Chicago takes the cake on this one as well. They have many players who are capable of both offense and defense, and even on the PK they are a threat to score. Connolly, Smeb, Soderberg, Westbroek and others have just been on fire offensively, and you know you can't give them a PP.
c. It has to be the Hamilton Steelhawks for me. I've just never really cared much for a yellow and black theme, and the logo especially I've never been a fan of for the Syndicate. I don't feel that a dude in a suit is the best logo for a hockey. The high flying bird of a steel takes it for me, and I like the blue and silver.
d. For this one I would have to take advantage of reaching for objects on high shelves with Dale Miller. Having a really tall buddy would just be too useful to not have when I go shopping. Or even doing house work and painting my ceilings. He would be pretty good to hang Christmas lights every year also.

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