1. Milestones +1 TPE

3. I would reunite the defensive pair of Willow Soderberg-Snooks and Toasty from last season on the San Francisco Pride to see how they do now that Willow joined the Los Angeles Panthers. I would also pair Elena Maximova with Sydney Shaw just to have both defensive pairs being a combo of Los Angeles and San Francisco to see if they get along. (62 words) +1 TPE

4. For the Eastern All-Stars I would go with Buffalo's Rebecca Montagne as the starter. Denebor Milasch has a bit better stats with a slightly higher save percentage and lower goals against average but I would like to see how Montagne does. The Stampede give up a lot of shots against per game so I would like to see how she does with a lighter workload but still against talented players. For the Western All-Star syou can't go wrong with either but I would go with Grzegorz Brzeczyszczykiewicz to see how it goes. Justin Time has been in multiple All-Star games as the starter so I think giving Grzegorz a start this time wouldn't be too controversial and his numbers are top tier. (121 words) +2 TPE

5. With the All-Star game being hosted in Minnesota, I would recommend that the players go out for a day on one of Minnesota's lakes for either fishing or just recreation. Hitting up one of Minnesota's Art or Science museums would be a good alternative for those that don't want to go spend their All-Star break out in the Wild. (59 words) +1 TPE

6. Squidwardo Tentacles would go on to practice dribbling in soccer. It takes a lot of talent and would be fun to do, being able to dribble in soccer like his younger brother Marco would be amazing even if he will never reach the level of the 4 time league champion. Being able to do some cool skill moves would be a good thing to brag about to his teammates and brothers as well. (73 words) +1 TPE
8.  Shadow Fenix makes the All-Star roster for the Seattle Argonauts once again, another well deserved nod for the first line center of the young Argos squad. Putting up 79 points and 39 goals is an astounding feat and leading the team in points again this season is something that Fenix has been able to do twice over his first three seasons in the SHL. An underrated part of his game in my opinion is his defensive ability, putting up 50+ takeaways the past two seasons and winning over 54 percent of his faceoffs has been huge for the Argonauts. Combine that with his willingness to block shots, the Argonauts are always confident when he is out on the ice. Another All-Star level performance by Shadow Fenix this season on both ends of the ice.  (134 words) +2 TPE

8/8 TPE