1. Thunfish

2. a. I wouldn't really know, I don't spend much time paying attention to other teams all that much. Kinda just focus on my own team more often than not. The moment we're out, I'm off to check something else. Kinda sucks to say it flat out like that but... well, y'know, got other stuff to do and whatnot.

b. Oh, Willie? Yeah, I remember the guy from the juniors. He's pretty cool, aye. Let's see, if you wanna keep him up I think you just have chats with the guy. He's pretty friendly and the activity tends to keep him hot for games and whatnot. That's what I recall from back in Nevada, hope he's doing well.

c. I suppose I would go for any sort of strategy that involves keeping the puck as much as possible. If you hold onto it for longer, that means their depth won't be able to act on as many chances as they would otherwise in a more fluid match. That's just what I think.

d. Look, one of the main things in hockey is using powerplay to the most of your abilities. Scoring on it is essential if you want to get a quick and strong lead, it piles up fast and helps out in the long run. Basically, anyone that can control that will guarantee themselves a significant advantage.

7. 3 TPE

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17. "Feels a tad unfair of me to speak of it but I was actually given birth to in Edinburgh. Now, my folks were often hopping from place to place thanks to their job as... spiritual zealots and bodyguards, so it was really difficult to really get used to any particular place. That said, I spent half a decade in Dublin and I was actually registered in Dublin, so I have Irish citizenship. I don't think I've spent a lot of time in most other places but I did visit loads of places. Spent a year in Rio de Janeiro, half a year in Paris, eight months or so back in Sydney, and spent a little bit of time in Nagano and Tokyo. I've also lived in Seoul, Ulaanbaatar, Cologne, Mexico City, Vancouver, Tegucigalpa and I guess I'm allowed to mention a stint at Stilwater and the Bermudas but... yeah.

I did get my first skateboard back in Dublin, this green one with a dead headgehog drawing, real cool stuff, haven't parted ways with it ever since."