PBE PT Kahn on PBE

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A. I think it is better for the Winnipeg to have more scoring options, whether it’s on one line or spread out is hard to say. Having all the firepower on one line puts them at risk of getting shutdown. But They can only get shutdown if New England is capable of stopping those weapons.
B. Home ice is going to be important for Winnipeg shutting down Svoboda. They will have to send out the appropriate counters to really stop Petr Svoboda and keep him from finding the back of the net. Expect them to be countering Svoboda with their 3rd or 4th line to really shutdown Svoboda and keep the scoring limited.
C. New England needs to control the puck and smother Winnipeg whenever they have the puck. New England will need to forecheck like they have never forechecked if they are going to limit the shots their net minder is facing. Best way to keep the other team from shooting the puck is to not let them get the puck in the first place!
D. This is kind of a toss up to me. This series could go either way. I don’t expect Winnipeg to blow through New England like they did Seattle or Chicago. Likewise, I think New England, who has gone the distance with Philly and Montreal, will have a long drawn out series against the “god bears”. I don’t know who will win the series, but I fully expect a game 7 to decide the S70 Challenge Cup winner.


Season 30 was my first season as a member of the SHL. I joined the Halifax Raiders, Team Finland, the Cincinnati Silverback for WJC, and all of those teams won championships. I was rolling in the Four Star Cup, IIHF Gold, and WJC Gold medal. This trifecta of championships was quite the way to start my journey in the SHL. Then, my first player went on to win the Challenge Cup as a rookie player with New England. I can’t exactly replicate all this at this point in my current player’s career, but I can try to with my next recreate. It will take catching lightning in a bottle. I will have to get on some good teams and wish for the best. Certainly, I can hit the gym and train as hard as possible to better myself and contribute to my teams, but as we know, hockey is a team sport so there is a lot at play for winning 3/3 championships in your first season.

Now this right here is a good fight. An old fashion throw down between the Bear God and a mighty wolf pack. I am not familiar with the bear god, but I have experience with the wolf pack (awoo) and I know it is a formidable foe that will give the Bear God a good run for its money. I would say that the perfect arena for this fight is a typical forest, perhaps a snowy one. Let these two Goliaths go at it. And yes, I consider a wolfpack a Goliath, because you have to consider the entire wolf pack. One wolf might not be a Goliath, but multiple wolves together? That is definitely a Goliath that will give the Bear God a tough challenge. However, the bear god, that implies it is omnipotent. Who can contain the power of a bear god? Wolves? I am not convinced yet. This is a toss up of a fight and it will be entertaining to watch, albeit dangerous.

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