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Konstantin Selich made the all star game this season and so, I am once again going to talk about how great of a player he is. For goodness sake this is his fifth season on the all star team and probably my 3rd or 4th time writing about him. Guy just does not understand what regression is. This season, Selich put up a statline of 47goals, a league leading 80 assist, and led the league in points as well at 127. Being both the league leader in points and assist made him a very obvious choice for the all star team this season. Without Selich, there would be no way that the Buffalo Stampede would have had anywhere near 46 wins to place us at 2nd in the league. Selich also had the 3rd most hits in the league, evident of a strong physical game as well. He was also 6th in plus minus showing that he was a strong presence on both sides of the ice.

wc: 167
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The last man edition of Erik Bergmark to the all star roster to me was a really good choice. Erik Bergmark had an incredible season with stats of 49 goals, 51 assists, and 100 points on a fifth place Baltimore Platoon team. Bergmark was also able to put up 31 shots blocked and 120 hits showing his willingness to play a physical game to help his team succeed. Erik Bergmark was also the leader of the Baltimore Platoon in plus minus, showing just how much of an impact that he was able to have while on the ice. This was also on a playtime average just under 20 minutes a game. While it might not be a lot, a lot of the other top players in this league are playing with 2-3 more minutes per game which allow them to rack up higher numbers. For those reasons, I am glad that Bergmark was able to be voted onto the all star team.

wc: 162
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