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San-sam Emerson might be on the back nine, so to speak, but that is a first ballot hall of famer in my book. Not only was my player (Antonio Flusso) carried hard during his prime, but even still he remains a very important and talented player. Four time 20 goal scoring, four time 70 point scoring defenceman who has managed to stick it out with one team for his entire career (so far). A good number of playoff games and points under the belt helps the totals, which are already extremely impressive. All of this has just been to point out the offensive success of one of the best players of this era, but the defensive side is something that has been aging well as the scoring falls off. An all around beast and a pillar of the Forge for many seasons, who still has something left in the tank to give for probably a few more seasons. Also in my personal opinion the best player of all time, but idk I only pay attention to my d partners usually.



B. I mean, yeah probably. You can’t go wrong with Topalo and what a freakishly good season he had all around. O’Slapahan is also a good choice. It’s kind of tough to justify defenders going so high, so I wouldn’t go as far to say more should have been picked early on. All the high scoring freaks are forwards with unreasonable point totals. It makes sense that they are the first to go, you want offense in the all star game, after all.

E. Antonio Flusso is a 2k tpe player at the height of his game. Statistically had a better season than some names of defencemen on the list that I will not slander publicly. But it doesn’t really matter, he’s been an all star, let some other people have a go at it. On the other hand, the more all star appearances, the better I look when it’s all said and done, so maybe I should make a big stink about it.