Written Task: These days Twitter takeovers and appearing on Tik Tok just seems to be a part of the job when it comes to being a professional hockey player. So how does your player handle this? When it's their turn to show up on the team Youtube, are they excited for it? Are you the type to be coming up with fun ideas for content and goofing around with the social media team? Or maybe you go to increasingly insane lengths to not appear on camera? Is this a welcome part of the job, or just something you have to do? (150+ words)

Grogu of course has a massive fan following because of his appearance on The Mandalorian, and more and more of these fans are being drawn to the sport of hockey and the Simulation Hockey League because of crossover interest. Most of his media content is through TV commercials and endorsements but the growth of social media is another way for Grogu and his fans to interact. Grogu's twitter account is active and every tweet gets at least 47 million likes and retweets. When it comes to things like tik tok, twitch streaming, or youtube videos, unfortunately team management is a boomer and has little clue how these things work, so the players are often left to their own devices to try and engage with that. However, the Dragons management definitely recognizes that Grogu has massive appeal to all demographics, and is quickly becoming a league-wide superstar so they definitely encourage him to participate and wear his Dragons jersey everywhere he goes, be it late night talk shows, a guest host appearance on Saturday Night Live, or visiting sick children with a Make-A-Wish dream of meeting a 50 year old force-using baby alien. It may be considered old-school to some, but it still has a draw. Perhaps in the future the team will be able to hire someone who understands these newfangled forms of communication and get more Grogu content on the internet!