milestones, claim 2

San Francisco didn't see much an improvement from last season, finishing the year with 53 points. We have a number of amazing players on our team, but when you finish 14th in the league it's unlikely you'll have more than the 1 required player attending the all star game. This year it's Viktor Hargreeves, who is certainly more than deserving. He finished the regular season with 84 points (39th overall in the league). He led the team in points and was 2nd on the team in goals and assists. His best attribute though was his efficiency in the faceoff circle. He led the team in faceoffs taken, faceoffs won and faceoff win percentage with a glowing 53.3%. I think he'll fair well in the all-star game because he already used to playing big minutes against the top players in the league. As our 1st line centerman he gets the toughest minutes and has proven to be more than reliable for several seasons now.

This season the last players in for the western conference were a pair of Panthers, Reed Kobo and Pass Forfeit. In terms of points production it was a surprise Pass Forfeit didn't make it in on the original selection. He finished 4th in points from the blue line in the western conference, ahead of Adelie de Pengu and Christian Kinsinger. He also had fewer giveaways and more takeways than either of those two names. He had fewer blocks, but his hits total was similar to both of them as well. All in all he was definitely a good selection for the last man in. Reed Kobo finished 13th in scoring among forwards in the western conference and had fewer points than most of the other names that made the list, but one area he excelled in was game rating. He finished the season with a game rating of 82, which was on par with a lot of the top finishers in the league like Rashford and Laraque who both led the way with a 84.