This season was indeed a veritable roller coaster with so many off ice issues leading also to some on ice issues and disrupting many players’ ability to focus solely on the game they are getting paid to play. After all these social media debacles, Lemo took the time to go over all his old passwords and replace them with new and improved ones and also delete many of the accounts on sites that he realized he hadn’t used in almost a decade. The intrigues during the season also left a mark on Lemo’s social life and now when the season ended for the Texas Renegades, Lemo decided it was time to take some alone-time in the wilderness to clear his head of all that had been and gone this past season. It was not an easy decision to make, with his wife and little child also hoping to make use of his long-awaited vacation, but Lemo felt that he had to make the decision to step away for a bit in order to return in a better state that everyone would benefit from in the long run. (187 words)



I’m not gonna lie, I had next to no time nor interest in following the finals this season. Been so busy with work and family stuff that all i know is what I can see from the index and that shows a bunch of Buffalo players leading most offensive categories and then this one Chicago guy at the top with 11 more points than the next guy on his team. So while the scoring-them-into-oblivion-by-committee workshop that Buffalo put on was very impressive in itself, I will give the series (or rather the whole playoffs) MVP title to Martijn Westbroek of the losing team, the Chicago Syndicate. (106 words)



Verification: Burp!




Claiming 2 milestone TPE