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marco999 · 04-23-2022, 12:43 PM

PLAYER PROMPT

Kaapo Kampainen and the Edmonton Blizzard made the playoffs this season, but they do not have a lot of hopes of reaching the finals this season, but you never know! Since i'm doing this PT pretty late, I already know our fate and we lost in the first round in six agains the Los Angeles Panthers. Kaapo is still under contract long term with the Blizzard and there's a lot of stuff to be excited about with the team. The rebuild we started in S59-S60 is starting to pay dividends with the team winning their first playoff game since the time we unexpectedly reached the Conference Finals. We have a good young core and it feels weird to say Kaapo is one of the old ones on the team. I'm really excited about the future of this team and I don't want to leave. However, there will a change in management as GM Boom has decided to leave, but I'll be clear with whoever is the next GM that I'm here to stay and I don't want to leave.

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Dindog · 04-23-2022, 01:48 PM

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gaby · 04-23-2022, 04:16 PM

Prompt 2

Marco Barengrub is a bit anxious for the upcoming playoffs. His team the Tampa Bay Barracuda will play once again the Atlanta Inferno in the first round. Last season the Cudas came back from a 3-0 deficit and win game 7. Barengrub was a complete non factor and he wishes this time around to do better to help the team. Atlanta will want to avenge that humiliating series loss, they will come out gun blazing. Marco is on his last year of his deal and he would be lying if it isn't on his mind. A deal seemed in place before the start of regular season but nothing official has been posted so who knows what will happen. Tampa Bay is in a weird spot with a mix of aging players, players in their prime and younger players. A team like Baltimore built around s55 players or LA with a core of s56 had a define window to contend. Tampa Bay if things stay like they are will continue to be a good regular season team but might be unable to have a real shot at the Challenge Cup.

natedoeshockey · 04-23-2022, 04:26 PM

Prompt 2

Patya am many looking forwards to off-season. Patya am push self harder and raise play for make teammates do same. Monarchs am not make playoffs this season. This make Patya many disappointeds. Patya am play for proving self again best competition, then Patya am become best, then Patya am become champion. This why Patya am playing the game. Patya not sure about team. Team is having prospects but team is many struggles. Patya knowing team many youngs and lack much experiences, so not sure if becoming competitive next season. Patya like for remain optimistic, but am not having crystal ball for seeing future. All Patya am knowing is that Patya do his best for team. Patya am have one more season before contract option am kicking in. Patya am see how this season go and then am weighing options for what is best for future of Patya. Maybe is best for Patya for staying and maybe is best for Patya for moving on. Only time can be telling.

JuOSu · 04-23-2022, 04:29 PM

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NJBadApple · 04-23-2022, 05:28 PM

It's been a bit of a rough ride this season for me, personally. Production wise, it started slower than I had anticipated but overall ended very well, met pretty much every goal I had set out for myself at the beginning of the season. When it comes to the team, we were all sort of expecting a down season but we squeezed into the playoffs despite the standings being very top heavy. It was a disappointing loss to the Kraken; especially considering they are icing a rookie goaltender and went a paltry 22-36 in the regular season, but there's nothing left to do now except deal with what happened and work towards greater success next season. I'll be back down with the Timber in S65, and look forward to building on what we've created here. We've got some great young players mixed with the veterans that I think will bring a lot of energy and talent to the ice next season.

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BANACKOCK · 04-23-2022, 07:02 PM

From episode one to the grand finale, a lot has changed for Mikael Jakobsen and the Kelowna Knights. While the regular season may not have went how the team was hoping things would go, Mikael Jakobsen ended up posting some stronger numbers compared to his rookie season. Through the 66 game season, he managed to post 14 goals, 29 assists and 43 points. While he did not reach his goal total of 20 like he wanted to do, his goal for points was anything 40 or higher. He's pretty happy with how the season went. Head into the playoffs and the Kelowna Knights found themselves facing off against the Anaheim organization. Kelowna managed to beat them in 5 games and took the series 4-1.

Hop into the second round and they're facing the Colorado Raptors. It's going to be a great series but right now the Knights are up on the dinos 2-1. Mikael Jakobsen has 4 goals, 2 assists and 6 points in their 8 games so far. There is a lot left to go, but the latest episode for the team is a hell of a one as they're defying all the odds which we seen in the regular season.

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JayWhy · 04-23-2022, 09:19 PM

This season I was the 16th best scorer in the SMJHL with 63 points, and even netting 24 goals in spite of being more of a playmaker overall.

I wasn't the best player on my team. I wouldn't be arrogant enough to think it. However, I was able to contribute and build myself up a little more. The strength that I've added over the course of this season is the most important part. When it comes to transitioning in to the big leagues it cannot be overstated how important it is to develop your body and strength to be able to compete with grown men. At this point, in my early 20s, my frame has filled out and I'm finally able to keep up physically with these much older guys.

The better part is, I've developed my style to be able to outpace them and outwork them. See, coming from the famed Aittokallio family means that I'm expected to be something more when I get to Manhattan. I'll be the third Aittokallio to play in Manhattan after all, and the fourth in the SHL as a whole. The ones before me have set the bar high and I'm expected to continue to carry it.

Next season I'll be a third liner most likely, and I know that. However, I also get the pleasure of being linemates with fellow rookies like Aksel Fiske and Jeff Larsson, both of whom I admire greatly and think will be incredible fits for my play style. Coming in, one of us should be competing for the Jesster this season, the only danger now is that we might steal votes from each other.

An old man's dream ended. A young man's vision of the future opened wide. Young men have visions, old men have dreams. But the place for old men to dream is beside the fire.

Thanks to Jackson, Copenhagen, and Harry Hans!

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Muford · 04-23-2022, 10:53 PM

Sadly, Tampa Bay's final episode this season ended in heartbreak. The Tampa Bay Barracuda were swept, and there was nothing that can be done of it. As the team continues to get older and older, you have to sit there and wonder, how much more of this pain can we endure? The Tampa Bay Barracuda continue to strive for greatness to continue to making the playoffs, just to not being able to finish in the long run. We can always keep saying "there's always next year, or there's always next season" but how many times can this be said before you realize the core of the team is just not performing like it once was? Is this the golden age of the Tampa Bay Barracuda, or can they still continue to push for more? Will the team finally get over the hump and make it to the finals? Find out Next Season on the Tampa Bay Barracuda.

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Dhoop · 04-24-2022, 12:27 AM

The show was one of the greatest of all time! The ANA Outlaws were getting production from all sources this year both rookies and veterans alike. The season was hot from the start and had a few lulls here in there (not every show can have every episodes be awesome) there were some dud episodes in this show. The show stayed exciting all season long. We had some rookie leaders for awhile and some big PP points leaders for some time. The season and show seemed to really be history in the making, but like every good show, it must come to an end. Like the famous show Game of Thrones, this shows had a terrible ending. The Outlaws hit the playoffs in a good spot against a team with a very competitive record. The Kelowna Knights came to play and made quick work to end the series in 5 games. The show had so much promise and just couldn't finish the way viewers wanted.

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