Task 1 – 3 TPE

+3 Milestones

Task 4 – 2 TPE

When it comes to fantasy, do not pick Axel Kirby. Kirby is someone who has a good amount of TPE, plays on a good Los Angeles team and also gets a lot of minutes in all situations, but for whatever reason just doesn’t produce all that well. Perhaps it’s his willingness to be a team first player and help more on the defensive end, but it doesn’t translate that well to fantasy. Even when his production is up, he doesn’t tend to score a lot of goals, and since goals are worth more than assists in fantasy, that puts him even further behind his peers as a great fantasy pick.

Task 8 – 4 TPE

I could discuss a couple of people here, but I will go with Rich Prpich. Rich is a guy who has been an absolute rock for this Los Angeles team and I couldn’t think of anyone more deserving of being selected as an All-Star. Not only is he a great role model for younger SHLers joining the league, but as a teammate he’s everything you could want. A great guy, a great motivator and someone who wants to do whatever he can for the sake of the team. There’s not many people who can disagree with that, especially for a guy who has been consistently putting up ridiculous numbers for the Panthers, even when they weren’t so good. He has seen the bottom and the top with the Panthers, and there’s no way he shouldn’t be an SHL All-Star.

At the game itself I would expect Rich to be someone players like to be around, and also I full expect him not to be the MVP of the game. Not because he can’t, but because he’s the type of guy that will pass off the puck to a teammate before worrying about putting up numbers. He’ll be there for a good time, speak to the fans and ensure everyone has a great time together.