Verification Word: Eska


a. Honestly, at quick glance you would think that this years current roster, having more players at a point per game would be more deadly. But, it is so tough to choose. Last season they had Lebedev with one of the most dominant performances of the playoffs I have ever seen and maybe even in league history using the FHM simulator engine. Hopefully it is enough to dethrone the Seattle Argonauts in this rematch.

b. I do not think they will lose this time around. I mean, they did go into the last game of the series and won the match-up in 7 the last time around. But, looking closer at how they got there last year, they played a total of 16 games before the finals match up. 2 sweeps leading all the way to the finals is a crazy way to enter the last match-up, that is one way to build up a momentum train and team chemistry. This time around they did not sweep twice, but they played the same number of games. I think it is a repeat for Seattle.

c. This is one of those things where it is either or. And you might go "well, obviously Bruins, that is a dumb thing to say" but just let me finish. I think they either BOTH continue their amazing pace and dominance they have had so far for their respective teams. Or, they go into the finals and focus solely on stopping the other person that it ends up slowing their performance as well. Playing a great defensive game takes a bunch of energy out of you, that it might cause you to slow down on the other side of the rink.

d. I just do not see how you can go against the team that won it last year. They are going into the finals in the same form they had last season. The Argonauts even won an extra 11 games in the regular season this year compared to the last. If anything, yes they have the same style of team and a lot of familiar faces, but they have improved as a group and that is hard to come by. Until they are taken off the side of the forum with the word "Champions" written underneath the banner, they will be my finals pick going forward.

I am really not sure what Bruno Tooyo will end up doing next season, whether he is in the Juniors for another season or if the Barracuda will decide to call him up to the pros. That, can change things depending the direction of the team and what they need me to be in the future. But, all things considered, Bruno Tooyo has one thing in mind when it comes to the improvement of his player. And that improvement is being a relevant player in the league. How you might say? Everyone dreams of playing in the league and leading the league in points and scoring a lot of goals and setting league records in a bunch of different categories. But, for Bruno Tooyo and the user that is Bruins10, he wants Bruno Tooyo to be a relevant player in the fantasy league aspect of the game. Get a lot of blocked shots and hits, as well as shots. Those secondary points where a player gets drafted high in the fantasy leagues.


Bruno Tooyo - https://simulationhockey.com/showthread....pid3302501

So, I must start off by saying that I am an avid ASMR fan. Something that probably started off as a joke years ago with my friends ended up sticking as a hobby and a routine for me. My sleep was awful and it is something that has helped me let go of my phone early on in the night and has really helped me knock out right away and get myself a good night sleep.
When I think of judging a creek championship, my head went straight away to the sounds of ASMR. When my eyes close and I think of a creek, I think of that wonderful sound of running water throughout the creek. And not only that, but how it is in such a perfect and unique environment. So for me, the sound would be the big piece of the judging. Aswell as the smell of the environment of this creek. In order to enjoy the calmness of the creek, you must be able to stand next to it and live with it. With a putrid smell, how does that happen?
So quickly, the sound of the creek is the big picture with the smell and the environment of the creek being the 2A and 2B factors of the evaluation.