Prompt 13: Goals
I think it's reasonable to temper expectations when it comes to BONGO's ceiling. I am not certain if BONGO will ever be a hall of famer, but hitting 1700+ TPE is a sure sign of a career contributor who is in it to win a championship. I think a unique goal BONGO has, is to win a championship with two separate franchises. Even as a "role player", this has hall of fame potential, if combined with WJC titles and IIHF titles. BONGO wants to be remembered as a playoff performer, and a winner. I would also like to collect a couple individual season awards, either in the J or the big leagues. As for the "front office", I would like to one day be a co-gm, or even get a site job to help stimulate the bank account so i wouldn't have to rely on chirper for money. However, this will likely be at the tail end of my career. (160 TOTAL WORDS = 3 TPE)

Prompt 17: Feedback

My last recreate was over a year ago now. Admittedly, a lot of the updating, and task completion was at times, arduous. It was both impractical and time consuming. This format has allowed me to actually put thought into my responses while having fun with it. Additionally, to give some more feedback, the creation of the 'chirper' is probably the best addition for us who cannot take site jobs, or access twitter due to the brain melt it induces. I've found that updating has been a smoother process overall, and even more so with the upcoming portal. Having like 20 prompts is great too because sometimes you simply do not have 100 words to write about a certain topic so it feels contrived. The 'feedback' prompt should also be included in future iterations of this same practice. Overall, I think that all aspects of championship week have been sincerely improved and I am not just saying that to get through a prompt so consider this genuine feedback - i would say if I was feeling the opposite way.

(177 WORDS - 3 TPE)

MILESTONES: +3 TPE https://simulationhockey.com/showthread....pid3414764

PROMPT 11: DREAM TEAM - PICK 6:

Making a dream team from every player in this years post-season. There are a few mentionable that exist outside of the playoffs, but the following are my picks.


CENTRE - Lias Ekholm Gunnarsson (Winnipeg Aurora)


The winnipeg Aurora are as close to a perfect team as it gets - at least they were this season. Gunnarsson should be on everyone's list, as he really shined in the post-season, posting 16 goals and 16 assists in 19 games. He is a big part of the reason why Winnipeg had went all the way.


RIGHT WING - Mikko Rashford (Winnipeg Aurora)

Rashford is Gunnarsson's "right hand" man, and without the two, it is difficult to argue that they would have such an easy time. Rashford was 8 goals, 22 assists and 30 points in 19 games comes second only to Gunnarsson, whom he is on a line with. Rashford's playmaking prowess makes him an underrated "nicklas backstrom" type player in Winnipeg.

LEFT WING - Evil AllBran (Philadelphia Forge)

I know what you're thinking, Evil AllBran is a centre? Not a left winger. I know - but, this kid has so much versatility in his game, and it is MY team where I chose the best players available, so If possible, I'd move AllBran to the wing. AllBran was an absolute LEGEND in the playoffs this year, posting a league leading 36 POints in 17 games. He was otherworldly, and basically carried the Forge to Game 7 of the Eastern Conference Finals. I think had the Forge beaten New England, we could have a different Champion today. AllBran deserves recognition as the playoff MVP in my opinion. To sustain over a goal per game pace over 17 games is hall of fame worthy.

RIGHT DEFENSE - Jay O'Niel (Winnipeg Aurora)

Jay O'Niel not only lead the league with defensmen playoff goals at 7, but he also played a bigtime physical game with his league leading 26 Hits, and 62 Shots on goal. O'Niel has historically performed in playoffss but now that he has hit his peak, we truly saw what a 6'2 215 LB Defensive threat is capable of.

LEFT DEFENSE - Louise St.Martin (Edmonton Blizzard)

We did not see Edmonton go the distance this year, and with that, there are a few young guns and unsung heroes that we never got to see perform to their full ability. One of which is Louise St. Martin. I love this kids game, and I expect we will see more of them as they hit their peak going forward. A true unsung hero who will become a champion in the future. 11 points in 15 games while being a defensive powerhouse is absolutely no joke - you will see them win a championship in the next few seasons.

GOALE - Olaf Karsikko (New England Wolfpack)


Karsikko lead his Wolfpack team to the finals boasting a stunning .909 Save Percentage. Prior to the series against winnipeg, Karsikko was abnormally dominant. And, at one point, was 12-3-1. Many people may overlook Karsikko in favor of Rebecca Montagne, Base Pack, or Justin Time, but the Save % and overall season performance speaks for itself. Olaf is the best goalie in the league.

(520 WORDS, +10 TPE (over limit)

TOTAL: +16 TPE - (MAXXED OUT)