1. https://simulationhockey.com/showthread....pid3599142
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8. For the Seattle Argonauts, our selected All Star, for the second season in a row, was my fellow Center counterpart, none other than Shadow Fenix. It was pretty much a no brainer to pick him to represent our team. He led the team by healthy margin in goals with 39 and points with 79, just narrowly missing out a 40 goal, 40 assist season by just one measly goal. He showed the ability to produce in all situations throughout the game with 8 power play goals, 2 shorthanded, and the other 29 at even strength. However, it was the efficiency with which he scored this past season that is most impressive. He finished third in the league in shooting percentage at an awe inducing 22.81% showing his top tier surgical finishing ability. Furthermore, he is no slouch on the defensive end despite his impressive counting stats. His ability to win crucial faceoffs at a rate of over 54% over the course of the season was instrumental and helping the Argos achieve our second consecutive playoff berth. Truly, this is likely not going to be the last time we will see Fenix in the All Star game as the team continues to improve along with him.  (205 words) +4TPE

11. I think holding exhibition events such as the All Star Game in neutral locations is a tremendous opportunity to achieve an excellent return on investment in the form of generating interest in the league in new markets. I, personally, would love the see the annual event be held in Europe or even Asia as this market is largely under exposed to North American professional hockey. With so many international players in the league today, it would a treat for the players themselves and fans alike to play in places like Stockholm, Prague, Tokyo, and Shanghai and bring the game to them in an exciting star studded format. (107 words) +2TPE