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Task 16: Milestones  (3)

+3 for achieving 3+ milestones

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Task #13 - (3)

A. The player that has the best name in this finals series is easily Slavakov Vladimirashenko, just the sheer amount of letters and syllables that this name requires to say would make any announcer have cold sweats and could be one of the most Eastern Russian names in the league off the top of my head with limited knowledge and makes it the best name in this series hands down
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C. In the timeline where both Quebec and Vancouver make it to the finals would certainly be an interesting one, for Vancouver to make it to the finals they would need far better play from their goaltending and they have done that with an outstanding 1.5 goals against in this timeline rather than their bloated one in the real one. While Quebec also needs more goaltending they need their star players to come through with clutch goals and that's what happens as Mew Two turns their game around and pots an extra 10 goals in this series to propel them.
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D. The key player for Newfoundland in their regular season run is their goaltender Evgeni Petrov who posted an insane 38 wins, 1.95 goals against, 0.914 save percentage and was the exact stud needed for their run. Anchorage's key player on the other hand was their star defenseman Gregory Goode who posted 62 points, +37 and 21 minutes on the ice per game as their bonafide leader.
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Task 11 (3)

Well the season didn't go exactly as planned for Meeka Keprosoft although he got more playing time then he anticipated. Regardless, it's the offseason and that means a few things for Meeka, the first of which is taking a few weeks off to just relax and let his body recover after the rigors of his first full season in North America after making the trip over from Finland. Speaking of Finland, Meeka looks to make a trip back over the pond to see some of his family and old teammates after being away from an extended period of time for the first time ever. While relaxing and practicing are both fun, he is equally excited for the draft and hopes to land in a good situation for both the future and current part of his contract which we most likely see him enter back into the SMJHL to avenge his poor performances in the playoffs for the Kraken.
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Task 8 (3)

Well, Meeka's first full year of organized hockey in North America has finally been completed. While he didn't exactly have the most outstanding stats in his rookie year, they were still pretty good enough to be happy with how the regular unfolded for the young netminder. This first season honestly did exceed my expectations as I didn't expect to receive as much playing time as I did but that's all thanks to the great coaching staff in Carolina that let Meeka figure out some of his issues during games rather than just practicing. Meeka for this next season in the SMJHL needs to become far more consistent in the results that he provided because far too often he can go from having a great 1 goal game to then collapsing for the next two and providing little support to the team. This was sort of evidenced in the playoffs where he had a good low goal game and the rest were all 5+ and ultimately led to the Kraken being knocked out round 1.
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