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Milestones are folded in with All-Star Week.

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Post your claim in the milestones thread for tpe earned per stat, and then link that post in your ASW submission. This is done because the person who grades ASW will be a different person than double-checks milestones.

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Written, 50 to 200+ words each. Shiny Grab Bag
2. 4 skaters from Los Angeles made it, should coaches try to keep them together or would you want to see things mixed up more?
4. Which of the goalies you would have starting for each team?
6. Your player decides to start a youtube channel, what kind of content they are creating?

2 - For strategy purposes, in my opinion, if those players work together with each other, there is no reason not to put them together in a line. However, for the All Star games, it is more showcasing an individuals ability and their own specialty. Unless their skill are unlocked by their teammates, it would be a little boring to see them play together like any other San Francisco game. In addition, the all star games are about entertainment rather than the textbook strategy that a competitive team might run. Although putting together might be entertaining by itself, it would be a breath of fresh air to see them mixed. (108 words) +2 

4 - To begin, both teams have amazing goaltenders. In the east, there is Five Hole Sieve from the New England Wolf pack, who is definitely newer to the team, had an incredible season with a .91 save percentage and a 3.55 goals against average with 27 out of 49 games won. The other competitor is Tibuk Soonika from the cup finalists Tampa Bay Barracuda, had a good season with a .900 save percentage and a 3.2 goals against average winning 31 games out of the 43 he played. Both players had great seasons, but the starter for the East should be Five Hole Sieve with the better save percentage with a worse team. Now in the west, Justin Time, this seasons cup winner and going second in the regular season, has a 0.901 save percentage and a 2.89 goals against average and won 44 games out of 55. While the other goalie in the west who finished first in the regular season Grzegorz Brzeczyszczykiewicz, got a 0.91 save percentage and a 2.82 goals against average winning 36 games out of 49. This is a very hard choice with Time having the most wins in the league and Grzegorz having the best all round performance. But the winner in my opinion should be Grzegorz with the best stats all round.  (218 words) + 4TPE 

6 - If my player, Kevin Kim decided to create a youtube channel, the content would instantly be about his hockey journey. As stated before in other posts, Kevin Kim was not even supposed to be drafted into the leagues. So with this goofy experience of his hockey history, he could share this story for his fans. It would be a shock at first, but like Minnesota is going to do anything. Right? Plus why would the SHL remove him? He is arguably the best forward in the Monarchs system at the moment. Anyways, other than sharing his story, he would try to spread hockey to other people. He would post videos teaching people important parts of hockey. (100 words) +2 TPE 

2+4+2 = 8 TPE

 

                                Thank you Enigmatic and Jaypc8237 for the sigs! 
                                                                         
                                             
                                              Kevin Kim (S71)|| C || Minnesota Monarchs || Team Canada || TPE - 1590
                                              Height: 6'0"
                                              Weight: 200lb
                                              Number: 96
                                              Birthplace: Edmonton, Alberta
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                                              Season Stats:

                                              Playoff Stats: 

                                             
                                            

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5. 225 words, +4 TPE
Now I'm not a travel agent, but I know a little bit about the city. It has a ton of interesting things to do for people of all ages, but if we're targeting specifically hockey players, I guess they might be interested in the golf courses in the area or the night life. It also has some cool museums like the Tampa Bay History Center and the American Victory Ship Mariners Museum and there's also the Florida Aquarium that is quite popular in the area. As hockey players they are probably rich enough to afford michelin starred restaurants, so they will be happy to know that Tampa Bay has five one star restaurants. I would probably go to Koya or Kosen personally. If the all-stars want to get out of the beaten path they could visit the Hindu Temple of Florida, it's got some cool architecture. They could also chill at the Fort De Soto Park which has great views of the ocean. For players coming down to Florida from Canada or more northern states, obviously the tons of beaches around the city are a must, the manatee viewing area on apollo beach is also a nice attraction to check out. I think the city has a ton of stuff to offer that all the players will be excited to check out in their downtime.

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That's an easy enough question. I don't see any rules, so you can always think outside the box. Starting lineup for one of the SMJHL conference? Well I would dress SHL players obviously. Pick the top players last season and they're bound to have a blast on the ice and might be able to win the game quite easily. Max Carnage, Jarrod Lakemore, Adam Prpich, Elena Maximova, Philippe-Eko Eel and Justin Time. You should set some rules next time, or else maybe we just resurrect the best players of all time to play in the SMJHL conference, I think they'd do pretty well too.

DEMIR BELLONA | RD | MONTREAL PATRIOTES
Name: Demir Bellona
Height: 5' 11''
Weight: 185 lbs
Number: 21

MATT KHOLIN | C | BUFFALO STAMPEDE | RETIRED 
Name: Matt Kholin
Height: 6' 1''
Weight: 205 lbs
Number: 15
Peak TPE: 2069
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Achievements
Round 4 #35 overall S45 SMJHL by Halifax Raiders
Round 1 #14 overall S46 SMHL by Tampa Bay Barracuda
S45 WJC Team Canada Silver Medal Winner
S45 Nominated for the Esa Anrikkanen Award (Rookie of the Year)
S46 WJC Team Canada Bronze Medal Winner
S47 WJC Team Canada Gold Medal Winner
S47 Jared Hanson Award Winner (Most Points)
S47 Roberto Martucci Award Winner (Most Goals)
S47 Ideen Fallah Award Winner (Regular Season MVP)
S47 Brandon Holmes Award Winner (Top Defensive Forward)
S47 Ron Bolt Award Winner (Most Sportsmanlike Player)
S48 All Rookie Team
S50 IIHF Team Canada Bronze Medal Winner
S53 Damian Littleton Award Nominated (Most Dedicated)
S53 Elias Armia Award Winner
(The Commissioner's Award of Excellence)
S54 Traded at the Trade Deadline to Buffalo Stampede
S54 Damian Littleton Award Winner (Most Dedicated)
S54 Jeff Dar Award Nominated (Best Two-Way Forward)
S54 Aidan Richan Award Nominated (Most improved)
S54 All-Star 2nd Team
S54 IIHF Team Canada Gold Medal Winner
S55 IIHF Team Canada Bronze Medal Winner
S56 IIHF Team Canada Gold Medal Winner
S57 IIHF Team Canada Gold Medal Winner
S57 Damian Littleton Award Nominated (Most Dedicated)
S59 Damian Littleton Award Nominated (Most Dedicated)
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SHL Statistics
S48 TBB: GP: 50 G: 14 A: 19 P: 33
S49 TBB: GP: 50 G: 9 A: 20 P: 29
S50 TBB: GP: 50 G: 11 A: 22 P: 33
S51 TBB: GP: 50 G: 13 A: 16 P: 29
S52 TBB: GP: 50 G: 14 A: 28 P: 42
S53 TBB: GP: 50 G: 15 A: 24 P: 39
S54 BUF: GP: 50 G: 32 A: 40 P: 72
S55 BUF: GP: 50 G: 19 A: 35 P: 54
S56 BUF: GP: 50 G: 20 A: 33 P: 53
S57 BUF: GP: 66 G: 23 A: 46 P: 69
S58 BUF: GP: 66 G: 24 A: 43 P: 67
S59 BUF: GP: 66 G: 36 A: 45 P: 81
S60 BUF: GP: 66 G: 32 A: 51 P: 83
S61 BUF: GP: 66 G: 40 A: 28 P: 68
S62 BUF: GP: 66 G: 20 A: 36 P: 56
Career: GP: 846 G: 322 A: 486 P: 808
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SHL Playoffs Statistics
S48 TBB: GP: 7 G: 1 A: 2 P: 3
S49 TBB: GP: 12 G: 2 A: 8 P: 10
S50 TBB: GP: 19 G: 4 A: 8 P: 12
S51 TBB: GP: 4 G: 0 A: 2 P: 2
S52 TBB: Eliminated
S53 TBB: Eliminated
S54 BUF: GP: 13 G: 2 A: 8 P: 10
S55 BUF: GP: 17 G: 4 A: 11 P: 15
S56 BUF: GP: 23 G: 6 A: 11 P: 17
S57 BUF: GP: 17 G: 7 A: 9 P: 16
S58 BUF: GP: 21 G: 9 A: 4 P: 13
S59 BUF: GP: 19 G: 12 A: 9 P: 21
S60 BUF: GP: 22 G: 5 A: 15 P: 20
S61 BUF: GP: 9 G: 5 A: 0 P: 5
S62 BUF: GP: 9 G: 1 A: 5 P: 6
Career: GP: 192 G: 58 A: 92 P: 150
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International Statistics
S45 WJC CAN: GP: 22 G: 2 A: 5 P: 7
S46 WJC CAN: GP: 29 G: 7 A: 23 P: 30
S47 WJC CAN: GP: 28 G: 7 A: 21 P: 28
S47 IIHF CAN: GP: 12 G: 2 A: 2 P: 4
S48 IIHF CAN: GP: 13 G: 0 A: 2 P: 2
S49 IIHF CAN: GP: 13 G: 1 A: 4 P: 5
S50 IIHF CAN: GP 14: G: 0 A: 3 P: 3
S51 IIHF CAN: GP 13: G: 1 A: 4 P: 5
S52 IIHF CAN: GP 12: G: 7 A: 3 P: 10
S53 IIHF CAN: GP 14: G: 9 A: 9 P: 18
S54 IIHF CAN: GP 17: G: 10 A: 9 P: 19
S55 IIHF CAN: GP 14: G: 6 A: 8 P: 14
S56 IIHF CAN: GP 15: G: 3 A: 13 P: 16
S57 IIHF CAN: GP 15: G: 7 A: 5 P: 12
S58 IIHF CAN: GP 15: G: 3 A: 7 P: 10
S59 IIHF CAN: GP 12: G: 1 A: 5 P: 6
S60 IIHF CAN: GP 13: G: 3 A: 8 P: 11
S61 IIHF CAN: GP 15: G: 3 A: 6 P: 9
S62 IIHF CAN: GP 15: G: 1 A: 4 P: 5
Career: GP: 302 G: 70 A: 138 P: 208
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SMJHL Regular Season
S45 HAL: GP: 50 G: 15 A: 17 P: 32
S46 HAL: GP: 50 G: 10 A: 17 P: 27
S47 HAL: GP: 50 G: 24 A: 24 P: 48
Career: GP: 150 G: 49 A: 58 P: 107
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SMJHL Playoffs Statistics
S45 HAL: GP: 11 G: 4 A: 6 P: 10
S46 HAL: GP: 13 G: 3 A: 5 P: 8
S47 HAL: GP: 4 G: 0 A: 2 P: 2
Career: GP: 28 G: 7 A: 13 P: 20
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code 1: milestones. 1 TPE. 
https://simulationhockey.com/showthread....pid3573782

6. Your player decides to start a youtube channel, what kind of content they are creating?
Elly would start a channel all about what players do off the ice, their hometowns, and fun things to do for training. There are already plenty of podcasts covering what players do on the ice, various stats and the games. Elly would have to fight to gain popularity in these spaces with pre-established channels. But what she really wants to present is things like: what do players eat? What do players like to wear and do in their free time? Are there any trending diets, games, training regimen, outfits and gear they like to wear, that other players also seem to be into? We could have a featured players hometown segmented every week and go into detail about their favorite restaurant(s) and places to relax when not on the ice. Give players a chance to talk about something more passionate to them than just hockey all the time. Giving players a different kind of voice separate from the endless stats. Elly could talk about her zoo in her hometown back in Sapporo. The snow festival would be a massive feature. I’m sure this would also allow those spaces to gain some popularity and endorsement and just allow fans to get more in touch with their favorite players. Even past players can have a say and old hall-of-fame-ers. Of course, Elly herself will have a translator, and I’m sure she could sign off the podcasts with a big boop to the screen too.
(242 words, 4 TPE)

5. What can city of Tampa Bay offer to players they are hosting for All-Star games?
Starting with Tampa Bay, we could start a sort of “most hospitable” challenge, where the cities that host their side of the games compete to offer players the best stays and accouterments to the players in the city for those games. Tampa Bay could offer a seaside view down there in Florida, along with a meal service so players can get the protein and meals they need before and in between each of the playoff games. The city can offer shuttles and optional gear care (assuming players don’t want to care for the gear themselves) so that the only thing they have to focus on is playing. I'm not sure if Elly or I know how much time is between each game, but assuming there is time, the city can offer training areas for players should they choose to do any last-minute training. Tampa could be the city that sets the standard for hosting games.
(155 words, 3 TPE). 

+3 From player milestones:
https://simulationhockey.com/showthread....pid3573805

“I thought I was a goalie, but STA told me forget being a goalie they make nothing, and no one cares about them.  Guess what I was a center all along and I had no idea. Now I am the toast of the town, and I am getting offers from all the GMs and Scouts.”

– Spidey Talent Agency, on Activity Check

Task 1: https://simulationhockey.com/showthread....pid3573793 (+3 TPE)


Task 6: James starts a channel where he reviews beers. Not alcohol, not like specifically craft beers or anything fancy. In fact if you suggest the fancier drinks he blocks you. No, just the beers that you can find within the grocery store or corner shop. Occasionally Rose wants to make something for subscriber specials like a makeup tutorial but otherwise? Beer reviews as he grills. (64 words, +1 TPE)


Task 11: https://simulationhockey.com/showthread....pid3572687
Lime here responded to my chirp about not petting my cat because my hands were wet and called me a coward. I understand the temptation, and frankly if it were any other cat I may have done it but it was my grandma’s old cat who I’m on thin ice with already. A family member is allergic to cats so we’ve never owned one, but now that my grandma’s moved into a place without pets we got her cat. I can discuss my family’s pets forever, or really just pets in general since Lime’s next chirp was about their own pet who they “don’t pet because he’s ugly”. Frankly, I understand. Ugly cats get scritches and pats on the butt, they rarely just sit there and let themselves be pet. I think more people should chirp about any pets they may have or want to have. Maybe add some photos in for good fun. Most discord servers I’m a part of have that dedicated pet channel, but I’m not in every SHL discord so I can’t imagine how many pet and animal pictures I’m missing out on. The site is named after the sound an animal makes after all, it would be only appropriate. (204 words, +4 TPE)

"I'm the best there is at what I do... and what I do isn't very nice."

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More than half of the teams only got one player to the game. Those being (in random order) Edmonton, Calgary, Chicago, New Orleans, Minnesota, Seattle, Manhattan, Atlanta, Toronto, Montreal and Hamilton. Would you have liked to see more players from these teams, if yes, who should in your opinion have made it? How you feel about the spread of the spots in general?

I think it's pretty important to make sure that all of the teams are represented in the All Star Game. You don't want to take away more things from struggling teams and have to give the younger players something to look forward to in the season. With the re-focus on the All Star Game through All Star Week and the game itself I don't want to see any changes. While I do understand wanting to only celebrate the best of the best I think it functions better as a celebration for all franchises in the league. Let's keep things as is and continue giving small things to those who can't get the deep playoff runs right now.
107 words, 2 TPE

8TPE total

1. Blocked Shots (BLK): 184 or more (277, +1 TPE); Give Aways (GvA): 9 or fewer (9, +1 TPE) - Total +2 TPE
https://simulationhockey.com/showthread....pid3573831

2. I wouldn't try to keep all the players from the same team together for the all-star team. I definitely understand why you might want to do it, and the arguments in favour of doing it, however, I think there is an incredibly obvious reason you wouldn't do it. You wouldn't necessarily want to keep them together because as we saw all season, when they're together they are clearly of a high enough calibre to make the all-star team as a group of players and as teammates. You also wouldn't want to keep them together because we get to see these 4 play together 66 games a season, thanks to the lack of injuries in this world - so this is, quite frankly, the only way to see these players separate and competing against each other (unless you're going to crash practice or training camp). Lastly, you wouldn't want to keep them together because the natural chemistry they provide together, from the many, many games they've all played together, means that they'll have an unfair advantage against the other team - and this game is all about fun. That said, I also understand the desire to keep them together, it's fun to see the chemistry working together, and it's fun to let these four deserving players, who are likely friends, have a chance to celebrate a hard-fought season together. (226 words, +4 TPE)

6. The Youtube content that Kristian Seppanen would create would mimic Matisse Thybulle's bubble content for the NBA - high production quality "day in the life" content demonstrating what it's like. What we eat as players during the all-star break, what we do in our down time, all the things that are expected of us from film to practice to hitting the gym to media. I would also like Kristian Seppanen, the star right defenceman for the Atlanta Inferno hockey team of the eastern conference of the Simulation Hockey League (otherwise known as the SHL) to film some content of what he, as a Finnish player, does to have fun in his down time when it differs from what players from other backgrounds do in their down time. (126 words, +2 TPE)

2+4+2 = 8 TPE

Kristian Seppanen | | RD | | Malamutes | | Inferno Name: Kristian Seppanen Birthplace: Finland Height: 6'3"Weight: 237 Number: 13] Current Team: YukonYukon Captain S74-Present----------------------------------------------- SMJHL Regular Season Stats: 211 GP | 14 G | 97 A | 111 P | -12 | 299 H | 581 SB | 35 GA | 209 TASMJHL Post Season Stats: 43 GP | 2 G | 28 A | 30 P | +15 | 34 H | 124 SB | 8 GA | 51 TASHL Regular Season Stats: SHL Post Season Stats:  ----------------------------------------------- Transactions:Drafted 11 OA by the Yukon Malamutes in the S72 SMJHL Entry DraftDrafted 14 OA by the Atlanta Inferno in the S73 SHL Entry Draft----------------------------------------------- Awards:S73 SMJHL All-Star Team Awards: S73 Wheel Dog Award - Best DEF S74 Wheel Dog Award - Best DEF S73 Growler Award - 179 SB  S74 Growler Award - 178 SB  S74 Lead Dog Award - Team Leader 

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2. 4 skaters from Los Angeles made it, should coaches try to keep them together or would you want to see things mixed up more? - 150+ Words - 3 TPE

If I have learned anything in my time watching sports in general it is that chemistry is incredibly important to see success in the games. My go to example here is that an offensive line lacking any stars, but that has been working together for years can outperform a line made up of stars. Being able to work well together beats out individual talents and so from a success perspective I would say you absolutely would want to keep them together. However this is the All Star game which is made more for entertainment value than it is for one side trying to win I would say and in that regard I would rather see the players get spread out to see people who would not normally be able to play together get to play together on a big stage. I think that would lead to a more entertaining game for the audience at least based on my perspective as someone who has never watched a hockey All Star game, but has watched the Pro Bowl. Thank you!

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9. More than half of the teams only got one player to the game. Those being (in random order) Edmonton, Calgary, Chicago, New Orleans, Minnesota, Seattle, Manhattan, Atlanta, Toronto, Montreal and Hamilton. Would you have liked to see more players from these teams, if yes, who should in your opinion have made it? How you feel about the spread of the spots in general? - 150+ Words - 3 TPE

Okay I am going to answer this as a Chicago homer in that I think the entirety of the Chicago Syndicate should have been selected instead of any of the players from any of the other teams because I love them dearly, but also because for the sake of this point task I am going to be an incredibly biased individual in favor of my own team. They would have also performed well because our chemistry would have absolutely lapped everyone else given we are a team.

I honestly think the fact that so many teams at least got one player into the game means that there is a solid spread and I bias aside cannot really complain about it. Also I do not know enough about hockey to really judge if there were any robberies involved. That said from what I have seen when I have looked it seems like a reasonable enough system to me and so I will tentatively support the spread as it stands.

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2. 4 skaters from Los Angeles made it, should coaches try to keep them together or would you want to see things mixed up more?

While I think the best part of the All Star game is the creation of super teams but if I was a coach I would put my players on the same line. The chemistry is there instantly and with the game all about putting up highlights they can go out there and show out and I believe having chemistry will help create the cool plays.

6. Your player decides to start a youtube channel, what kind of content they are creating?

My player's YouTube channel is a mix of content. It will mainly be hockey focused, one day a week will be a video teaching hockey drills and skill, another day would be a travel/gameday blog and then a few days I'll stream. My streams could be about music, or a hang out stream but usually it will be about me gaming. I gotta keep my brand up and out there.

7. What would be your starting lineup, 3 forwards, 2 defencemen and a goalie for one of the SMJHL conferences?

So I'm going with the Southern Conference and I'll be only using on player per team. First up is Center Doug Weight from Maine, the incredible Center is probably the front runner for the MVP and lead the J in points and assists. On his right wing is Lucas Raymond from Nevada, the winger is great offensively and also likes to through his weight around on defense. One the left is Hockey Player from Ottawa a very good forward who can help on the Penalty Kill. At Left Defense we have Hvaik from Colorado, Hvaik had an insane season offensively and he can definitely run the point on the Power Play. Their partner would be the Right Defenseman from Detroit Roquefort Cotswald a reliable 2 way defenseman that really puts their body on the line. Finally between the pipes is Evil Kyle Murray from St. Louis who is 6th in Save % and 5th in wins.

Jakub Bruchevski || C || New England Wolfpack || Team Russia|| Retired
Birthplace: St. Petersburg, Russia
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 215 lbs
Number: 7

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Career Statistics:

SMJHL Regular Season: St. Louis Scarecrows - 4 Seasons
S48-51 | 191 GP | 60 G | 68 A | 128 P | +3 | 85 PIM | 170 H | 22 SB | 53% FO% |


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S48-51 | 43 GP | 14 G | 33 A | 47 P | +29 | 35 PIM | 43 H | 55% FO% |

SHL Regular Season: New England Wolfpack - 13 seasons
S52-64 | 778 GP | 252 G | 276 A | 528 P | -120 | 205 PIM | 1,344 H | 1,116 SB | 236 TkA |

WJC
S48-51 | 67 GP | 22 G | 35 A | 57 P | +28 | 48 PIM | 56 H | 54% FO% | 


Drafted 17th Overall in the S49 SHL Draft by the New England Wolfpack
Peak TPE: 1708
S58 Alternate Captain for New England
S53 Presidents Trophy
S51 IIHF Bronze Medalist - Russia
S51 Alternate Captain for St. Louis
S50 WJC Gold Medalist - Russia
S50 Brandon Holmes Trophy - Top SMJHL Defensive Forward Winner


   


Rest In Peace Dangel

1st SHL Goal - S52 Game 1 vs Tampa 3. New England Wolfpack , Jakub Bruchevski 1 (Eko Van Otter 1, Delver Fudgeson 2) at 8:10


Jay Greatness || Co GM || St. Louis Scarecrows || Retired
Russia GM S53-S60
St. Louis Co GM S61-S64



Jay Bryzi || RD || Baltimore Platoon || Team Russia ||
Name: Jay Bryzi
Brithplace: Poznan, Poland
Height: 6-5
Weight: 215
Number: 7
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SMJHL Regular Season: St. Louis Scarecrows - 3 Seasons
S70-S72 | 188 GP | 34 G | 63 A | 97 P | -28 | 112 PIM | 379 H | 346 SB | 159 TkA |
SMJHL Playoffs: St. Louis Scarecrows
S71-S72 | 27 GP | 7 G | 13 A | 20 P | 2 | 10 PIM | 46 H | 51 SB | 27 TkA |
Baltimore Platoon
S73 | 66 GP | 5 G | 21 A | 26 P | 8 | 24 PIM | 57 H | 68 SB | 45 TkA |
S74 | 66 GP | 8 G | 32 A | 40 P | 44 | 37 PIM | 61 H | 66 SB | 41 TkA |
S75 | 66 GP | 6 G | 28 A | 34 P | 19 | 20 PIM | 70 H | 91 SB | 70 TkA |
S76 | 66 GP | 3 G | 33 A | 36 P | 34 | 36 PIM | 62 H | 108 SB | 49 TkA |
S77 | 66 GP | 9 G | 24 A | 33 P | 19 | 44 PIM | 65 H | 136 SB | 76 TkA |
S78 | 66 GP | 7 G | 21 A | 28 P | 4 | 42 PIM | 61 H | 138 SB | 47 TkA |
S79 | 66 GP | 14 G | 35 A | 49 P | 12 | 36 PIM | 69 H | 134 SB | 61 TkA|
SHL Playoffs
S73 | 7 GP | 0 G | 2 A | 2 P | 0 | 4 PIM | 9 H | 9 SB | 6 TkA |
S74 | 12 GP | 1 G | 4 A | 5 P | -7 | 4 PIM | 8 H | 8 SB | 7 TkA |
S75 | 12 GP | 0 G | 2 A | 2 P | -2 | 6 PIM | 12 H | 13 SB | 12 TkA|
S76 | 23 GP | 1 G | 6 A | 7 P | 0 | 12 PIM | 16 H | 39 SB | 18 TkA|
S77 | 6 GP | 0 G | 3 A | 3 P | 0 | 0 PIM | 6 H | 11 SB | 8 TkA|
S78 | 17 GP | 1 G | 4 A | 5 P | 3 | 4 PIM | 17 H | 40 SB | 17 TkA|
S79 | 6 GP | 1 G | 0 A | 1 P | -4 | 6 PIM | 8 H | 18 SB | 9 TkA|
S74 SHL All Star Fan Vote
S72 4 Star Cup Champion STL
Drafted 11th overall in the S70 SMJHL draft by St. Louis
Drafted 9th overall in the S71 SHL draft by Baltimore
S70-S72 Alternate Captain for St. Louis

Milestones +3 TPE
SSL Affiliate +3 TPE

8/ Sunrise van de Schubbekutteveen were not just a huge boost for Calgary but were also a force to be reckon with. After all he was not only the top assister at Calgary with 60 assists which no one could come close to but he was also the second best goal scorer with only Frøya being able to best him with 2 more goals. Of course he was more than just numbers this season. Another strong point of his was faceoffs which he did not just take a lot but also won quite a lot of them, 608 wins to 453 loses, producing the second best faceoff win% and the best among players who took more than 100 faceoffs. So it is safe to say he more than deserved his spot in the all-star team.

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8 TPE in total.

" Maybe someones er... they don't like me but... because i'm too good, i don't know why. "

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Thanks Ragnarr!

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5. What can city of Tampa Bay offer to players they are hosting for All-Star games?

Tampa Bay is one of the best possible choices to host an all-star game! The weather is fantastic and there's tons of fun things to do in the area. I am very partial to Busch Gardens Tampa, a world class theme park that is just outside the city. Additionally, it is easy to access with a major airport in the city and ample hotels and amenities for the families and friends of the players who wish to attend. There are beaches all around the area and they could even host a beach hockey style event for fun during the all-star weekend. Additionally, Clearwater is right next door and that's the scientology capital of the east coast, so if any players wanted to join a cult they could look into it while they were there.

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S58 Elias Armia Award Winner

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9. While yes you would like to see a more even divide of teams where we see more players from different teams its just not always possible in this current era we are in where teams at the top truly dominate and win the voters favor when it comes to the all star game. Teams that struggle tend to lack more than one player who stands out for example Chicago really struggled so I feel it is hard to give it to a second person over the rest hell even the first one is hard to give it to over some other options. I am of firm belief that there does not need to be a guaranteed spot for each team as the team needs to earn these spots as a whole not one individual plays out of their mind on a bad team. We want them to be the reason the team wins not the reason the team makes it a tad closer. While like I said I do understand the want, I am very much a fan of making it so that each team is not required to have an all star but it is simply an outline for what a good season were to look like as that frames a perfect season to me.

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8. +4 (206 words) Cale Salad, the legend! This guy’s been tearing it up all season, so seeing him as an All-Star Game candidate is a total no-brainer. First of all, the dude’s got wheels. He’s flying around the ice like he’s on fire and somehow, he’s got this ridiculous ability to make defenders look like they’ve just stepped onto the ice for the first time. One moment they’re on him, and the next, they’re staring at his dust. By the time they catch on, he’s already onto his next move.

But Cale’s not just about speed; he’s got hands softer than a fresh loaf of bread. The guy can set up a play like he’s orchestrating a symphony—except it’s more like a rock concert because it’s loud, chaotic, and gets everyone fired up. And let’s not forget his knack for finding the net. He’s as dangerous as they come when it’s time to light the lamp.Come ASG time, I’m fully expecting him to put on a show. He’s the kind of player who might go for a highlight-reel goal just to make the crowd lose their minds. I mean, who wouldn’t want to see Cale Salad turn the All-Star Game into his own personal salad bowl of excitement? He’s gonna be a blast to watch!

Tony Soprano | C | #99 | Anchorage Armada | Philadelphia Forge | Sweden
Anchorage Armada Alumni
Height: 6ft 3in
Weight: 300 lbs
Birthplace: Sweden
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Transactions:
S49 | Drafted 9th Overall by the Anchorage Armada (SMJHL)
S70 | Drafted 20th Overall by the Philadelphia Forge(SHL)
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SMJHL Career Stats / Achievements:

S71 (ANC) | “Ideen Fallah” (SMJHL MVP) Award Winner |

SMJHL Regular Season:
 


SMJHL Playoffs:



International Play:


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    SHL Career Stats / Achievements 
SHL Regular Season:
S53 TOR | 50GP | 6 G | 14A | 20P | 69 sog | 8.70 sh% | 3 ppp | 46 hit | 72 blk | 148 fpts  


SHL Playoffs:



International Play:


 

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Achievements:
S52 (TOR) | “Jonathan Lundberg” (Team Leader in Hits) Award Winner |

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Player Page Update Thread

First-Name Last-Name | C | #29 | Philadelphia Forge | Sweden | Retired S69 || PEAK TPE: 1667
Toronto North Stars Alumni
Colorado Raptors Alumni
Height: 6ft 0in
Weight: 200 lbs
Birthplace: Canada
Player Type: Offensive Forward
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Transactions:
S49 | Drafted 58th Overall by the Colorado Raptors (SMJHL)
S50 | Drafted 43th Overall by the Edmonton Blizzard (SHL)
S52 | Traded to Toronto North Stars(SHL)
S53 | Called-up to SHL (Rookie Season) |
S59 | Selected 4th overall by Philadelphia Forge in Expansion Draft |
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SMJHL Career Stats / Achievements
SMJHL Regular Season:
  S49 (COL) | 50 GP |  6 G |  4  A  | 10 P  | 42.86 FO% | 12.77 SHT% | 12:06 TOI |
S50 (COL) | 50 GP | 12 G | 16 A | 28 P | 48.98 FO% | 15.00 SHT% | 14:24 TOI |
S51 (COL) | 50 GP | 13 G | 21 A | 34 P | 46.15 FO% | 11.11 SHT% | 17:01 TOI |
S52 (COL) | 50 GP | 22 G | 25 A | 47 P | 51.38 FO% | 16.42 SHT% | 20:14 TOI |

SMJHL Playoffs:
S49 (COL) |  7  GP | 1 G | 3 A | 4 P | 50.00 FO% | 7.69 SHT% | 15:11 TOI |
S50 (COL) | 17 GP | 1 G | 4 A | 5 P | 54.11 FO% | 3.13 SHT% | 12:16 TOI |
  S51 (COL) |  6  GP | 2 G | 3 A | 5 P | 45.45 FO% | 15.38 SHT% | 17:23 TOI |
  S52 (COL) |  6  GP | 2 G | 1 A | 3 P | 44.76 FO% | 12.50 SHT% | 21:07 TOI |

International Play:
S49 WJC (CAN) | 15 GP |  0   G | 2  A |  2  P |  70.00 FO% |  00.00 SHT% |  8:03  TOI |
S50 WJC (CAN) | 26 GP |  6   G | 9  A | 15 P |  58.04 FO% |  13.24 SHT% | 12:59 TOI |
S51 WJC (CAN) | 30 GP | 13 G | 15 A | 28 P |  53.56 FO% |  13.56 SHT% | 19:28 TOI |
S52 WJC (CAN) | 24 GP |  8  G | 13 A | 21 P |  49.24 FO% |  13.44 SHT% | 19:45 TOI |
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Achievements:
S50 (COL) | Four Star Cup Finalist |
S50 WJC (CAN) | SILVER Medal Winner |
S51 (COL) | Named Assistant Captain |
S51 WJC (CAN) | Named co-GM |
S51 WJC (CAN) | GOLD Medal Winner |
S51 WJC (CAN) | Tournament MVP Nominee |
S52 (COL) | Named Assistant Captain |
S52 WJC (CAN) | SILVER Medal Winner |
S52 (SMJHL) | Nominated for the "Ron Bolt Trophy - Most Sportsmanlike Player" |
S52 (COL) | "Potato Chips” (Top Offensive Forward) Award Winner |
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SHL Regular Season:
S53 TOR | 50GP | 6 G | 14A | 20P | 69 sog | 8.70 sh% | 3 ppp | 46 hit | 72 blk | 148 fpts
S54 TOR | 50GP | 12G | 7 A | 19P | 95 sog | 12.63sh% | 2 ppp | 16 hit | 29 blk | 121 fpts
S55 TOR | 50GP | 11G | 8 A | 19P | 85 sog | 12.94sh% | 2 ppp | 25 hit | 18 blk | 114 fpts
S56 TOR | 50GP | 6 G | 16A | 22P | 93 sog | 6.45 sh% | 1 ppp | 21 hit | 19 blk | 120 fpts
S57 TOR | 66GP | 11G | 22A | 33P | 145sog | 7.59 sh% | 5 ppp | 32 hit | 19 blk | 178 fpts
S58 TOR | 66GP | 16G | 30A | 46P | 162sog | 9.88 sh% | 4 ppp | 18 hit | 12 blk | 217 fpts
S59 TOR | 66GP | 23G | 30A | 53P | 162sog | 14.20sh% | 8 ppp | 68 hit | 12 blk | 265 fpts
S60 PHI | 66GP | 28G | 35A | 63P | 223sog | 12.56sh% | 16ppp | 79 hit | 81 blk | 364 fpts
S61 PHI | 66GP | 24G | 34A | 58P | 230sog | 10.43sh% | 15ppp | 61 hit | 63 blk | 329 fpts
S62 PHI | 66GP | 23G | 37A | 60P | 204sog | 11.27sh% | 25ppp | 114 hit | 49 blk | 339 fpts

S63 PHI | 66GP | 20G | 48A | 68P | 202sog | 9.90 sh% | 8 ppp | 96 hit | 67 blk | 363 fpts

S64 PHI | 66GP | 20G | 44 A | 64P | 221sog | 9.05 sh% | 8 ppp | 74 hit | 48 blk | 337fpts

S65 PHI | 66GP | 11 G | 36A | 47P | 185sog | 5.95sh% | 2ppp | 74 hit | 57blk | 271 fpts

S66 PHI | 66GP | 14G | 23A| 41P | 102sog | 13.73sh% | 0ppp | 63hit | 36blk | 241fpts

S67 PHI | 66GP | 23G | 32A | 55P | +11  | 163sog | 14.11sh% | 1 ppp | 63 hit | 44 blk | 12 pim

S68 PHI | 66GP | 7 G | 29A | 36P | +12  | 113sog | 6.19 sh% | 0 ppp | 141hit | 26 blk | 20 pim

S69 PHI | 48GP | 3 G | 27A | 30P | +9   | 53 sog | 5.66 sh% | 0 ppp | 91 hit | 21 blk | 14 pim

 Career Totals | 1040GP  | 258G | 476A | 734P | 2507sog | 10.29sh%  | 100pp | 1082hit  | 673blk   


SHL Playoffs:
   S58 TOR | 19GP | 5 G | 7 A | 12P | 49 sog | 10.20sh% | 1 ppp | 24 hit | 4  blk
    S60 PHI  | 6 GP | 4 G | 2 A  | 6 P |  23 sog | 17.39sh% | 2 ppp | 8  hit | 7  blk 
S61 PHI  | 6 GP | 1 G | 1 A  | 2 P |  15 sog | 6.67 sh% | 0 ppp | 5  hit | 6  blk 
S62 PHI  | 6 GP | 1 G | 3 A  | 4 P |  13 sog | 7.69sh% | 1 ppp | 15  hit | 7  blk

S63 PHI | 6 GP | 5 G | 1 A | 6 P | 0    | 19 sog | 26.32sh% | 0 ppp | 6  hit | 11 blk
S64 PHI | 4 GP | 0 G | 2 A | 2 P | -2   | 2  sog | 0.00 sh% | 0 ppp | 6  hit | 2  blk
S65 PHI | 7 GP | 3 G | 4 A | 7 P | +2   | 19 sog | 15.79sh% | 0 ppp | 11 hit | 3  blk
S66 PHI | 7 GP | 1 G | 3 A | 4 P | -2   | 12 sog | 8.33 sh% | 0 ppp | 8  hit | 5  blk

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International Play:
  S55 IIHF (SWE) | 21 GP | 5 G | 10 A  |  15 P  |  51.70 FO% |  13.97 SHT% | 16:01 TOI |
  S56 IIHF (SWE) | 21 GP | 2 G |  8  A  |  10 P  |  50.30 FO% |   8.33  SHT% | 17:51 TOI |
  S57 IIHF (SWE) | 19 GP | 2 G |  9  A  |  11 P  |  51.60 FO% |   8.79  SHT% | 16:09 TOI |
   S58 IIHF (SWE) | 20 GP | 9 G |  3  A  |  12 P  |  52.70 FO% |  15.35  SHT% | 14:35 TOI |
S59 IIHF (SWE) | 20 GP | 4 G |  10  A  |  14 P  |  00.70 FO% |  11.95  SHT% | 17:55 TOI |

 

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Achievements:
S52 (TOR) | “Jonathan Lundberg” (Team Leader in Hits) Award Winner |
S52 (TOR) | “John Grossman Jr” (Team Leader in PIMs) Award Winner |
S55 (TOR) | “Chris York (Team Leader in Goals) Award Winner |
S56 IIHF (SWE) | BRONZE Medal Winner |
S58 (TOR) | First Career Playoff Goal (Game 1 vs SFP) |
S59 IIHF (SWE) | Named Assistant Captain |
S60 PHI | Named Assistant Captain (Inaugural season) |
S60 SHL | Named All-Star (PHI)|
S60 IIHF (SWE) | Named Captain |
S60 IIHF (SWE) | BRONZE Medal Winner |
S60 IIHF (SWE) | Named Team Sweden CO-GM |
S60 PHI| Winner of 'The Hammer' award (Best forward on the team) |
S60 PHI | Winner of 'The Blacksmith' award (Team MVP) |
S61 IIHF (SWE) | Named Ass-Captain |
S62 IIHF (SWE) | Named Ass-Captain |
S63 PHI | Named Ass-Captain |
S64 PHI | Named Co-GM  |
S66 PHI | Named Ass-Captain |
S69 PHI | Challenge Cup Champion |
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SMJHL Milestones +3 TPE

PBE Affiliate +3 TPE

13.

There should obviously be a new award, and it should be awarded to Solaire of Astora. You know what the award should be? Well, honestly, we can make a few of them, because Solaire deserves them all. First and foremost, he should get best dressed, because man, is he spiffy with his helmet, and tabard, his armor, just his whole damn look. Solaire brings class and a nice dress style that can not be matched by anyone else in the league, period. Secondly, another award, best video game character. We know Solaire was sucked out of Dark Souls and brought into the real world by no choice of his own, but since he’s here, why can’t we just give him something to make him feel better about being stuck in a place that is foreign to him and that is a hard adjustment. He has finally figured out hes from a video game, so might as well give him best video game player to play in the SHL. Doing so would make it so that we don’t have to really pay him as much, as our money would do nothing for him, but an award, man those last forever. You get an award and that’s what you remember 10, 20, 30, however many years from now. So give it to Solaire!!!

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