1. PenisExploder (+3 Tpe)

2. I don't think Los Angeles has an advantage in scoring over Tampa Bay. When it comes to playoffs, every team is giving their all. They are all fighting to score and fighting to not let the opponent score. You leading players in points will get shutdown come finals time, you have to be prepared to find scoring in depth. Having players that have more points that your opponents means nothing once it comes to the finals. The finals are like a new season, everything is reset and the best comes out of every single player on the ice. You will get scoring from players that you usually don't expect to see scoring from. Heroics from players that aren't getting more than 10 minutes a night. It comes down to how badly you want it, how much fight you will give. Playoff hockey is where giving and inch could be giving a mile, you have to play at your best the entire time. (162 Words, +3 TPE)

6. Overall, this was a good season for Sven Holmberg. To start off, it was the first season where he had a positive plus/minus. Holmberg was very potent on the powerplay, scoring 10 goals. It was also another season where he spent a fair bit of time in the penalty box, ending up with 73 penalty minutes and 2 fights throughout the season. Defensively, he was able to block 172 shots and throw 49 hits to help his goalie and team. Throughout the season he was able to takeaway 50 passes, while only having 8 of his passes given away. Overall a good season for Holmberg as the Calgary Dragons start to go on the upswing. (116 words, +2 TPE)