#2 (2 TPE)
Aggression not only wins fights, but it can also help to win a hockey game. The no penalties or offsides or icing has to be the best choice. Sure, we can play with a sixth person, but the ice is already so crowded that the advantage here is limited. Without penalties, we can high stick all the players, and even incite blood! We can also just cherry pick around the opponents net and just flip the puck over to them. The combination of these two tactics will be no match for the other team. I am assuming steroids will also be legal since I can’t get a penalty for it. Excellent news.

#4 (3 TPE)
We have to sit down and have a very hard look at our team, our roster and even the line up decisions we are making. We are unfortunately at the mercy of the simulation (just like real life), but someone needs to seriously sit down with the computer and talk to it, because it has not even our team much love over the last few seasons. I think for a starting point, all of our players need to at least get one to two inches taller and grow moustaches. The staches have historically been the key to any team's success, but has been recently lost in the league. We also need to consider adding reflective material to our jerseys to distract the other team while they are trying to drive down to our side of the ice. It would also help if the fans could get involved, perhaps throwing raw fish on the ice to cause unavoidable hazards. Our team would definitely not have aaaaany knowledge of this happening to prepare for it.

#5 (2 TPE)
Without a shadow of a double and completely unbiased opinion has to be the Detroit Falcons. They really put together a solid showing on  the ice this year and have many players just waiting to remove the handcuffs. There are rumors swirling around that Yan Dolff is ready to step it up and become the next superstar of the franchise. He only has one, maybe two more seasons left in the juniors though so time is running out. He has over 100 TPE just waiting to be released. Energy will be coursing through his system by them. The up and coming goalie Podan is also one to keep an eye on. Some say he trains without pads and coats the pucks in barbed wire. Brutal.

#12 (1 TPE)
B) I am in the old school mindset that a great defense can produce a great offense. But you can’t win the game without scoring. In new age hockey, the speed is faster than ever before and stay at home defensemen don’t really have as much of a chance. The puck always moves fast than the player and if a team can figure out a way to do this effectively, even after letting up a few goals, they will be the ones finding themselves in the win column

#13 (2 TPE)
In the opinion of one who really appreciated a solid physical player and one with a name that sounds like he was just exported right out of Goldeneye, Boris Petrov is the clear cut candidate for me. Playing less games than some of his competitors (due to the quality wins of the team), Boris Petrov laid a walloping 85 hits on his opponents. He even contributed a fight (and a winning one) to the team. As a side note, it would be great if the simulation could eventually show us these fights for added bloodsport. Boris also contributed a solid 5 points in 17 games and had one of the more solid showings in the playoffs

#15 - Milestone Claims (3 TPE)

#16 (3 TPE)
Rangerjase has been a mentor since joining this league and is an old friend. I absolutely won’t talk about his love for a terrible, sullen NHL franchise, but instead focus on his contributions on and off the SHL ice. He will go out of his way to help anyone in need and stays very active in the league. I think we all need to strive to be more like him!