Task 1 Trivia: Dusty Code word - (should be) 3 tpe

2. (Written, up to 4 TPE - Grab Bag: Pick up to 4 Challenge Cup related topics to write about! Each topic is worth 1 TPE. Each answer must be 50+ words.)

a. Winnipeg made the finals last year and came up just short against the Forge. Last year, their offense ran through Mikko Rashford - this year, their top line has been much more of a balanced attack, with Gonzo Gobbledygook and Lias Ekholm-Gunnarsson stepping up hard. Does this make Winnipeg a stronger team, or would it be better to spread this firepower out and run multiple scoring lines?

I believe that having your best line on the ice for that 1st line is the most important as with your other lines you really just need guys to give that 1st line a breather. Let's be honest you want the best guys to be spending most the time on the ice, I just feel spreading them out might give others more rest and in turn you would see a more tired left winger maybe compared to the center. need all of them resting together and gaining that chemistry as a unit! Winnipeg stays a strong team

b. New England finds themselves in a similar situation to Winnipeg's last year: star winger Petr Svoboda has an absurd 30 points in 23 playoff games at the time this is posted. 18 of those are goals, 12 are assists: how do you shut this guy down?

Well the only way to do so Is If you can't stop him gotta outscore him man. You just need to put your best fire power out there and make It work. There's just some dudes who have so much talent at their disposal that It's like impossible to stop them. my suggestion would be to hit him out of the game haha. If that doesn't work go back to just trying to score

c. Olof Karsikko has made 823 saves in these playoffs, nearly twice the number of saves made by Winnipeg's Rebecca Montagne. What can New England do to help their tendie out? Or should they settle on a strategy of allowing their goalie to face a high volume of low-danger shots to get in the zone and stay hot? Alternatively, how can they rattle Montagne?

I think just taking those shots gets your goalie in the groove. Allows him to face those shots where less and less are unexpected you know? So I definitely believe If he makes the saves and your unit does well scoring enough. That's where you just fall back and pray the goalie holds their own in the net as much as possible as both teams are top in the championship for a reason!

d. If it ain't broke don't fix it: Who you got? Who wins? Why?
I personally would be Winnipeg, as I think of them as a strong team really, but this would be dumb to say now as the playoffs have finished and the New England team showed their resilience and won. So call me a bad better on who wins haha. Though I still would of bet on winnipeg before I knew the results for sure.

^ - 4 TPE

Task 7 Milestones: https://simulationhockey.com/showthread....pid3358087 - 3 TPE


total: 10 tpe