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***Hordle*** · 04-07-2024, 12:41 PM

Gronlund is a pretty reserved individual, while he appreciates the fans and all their support, he likes having his time to himself. Luckily in this day and age there are plenty of apps to order things like groceries. So at the very least Gronlund doesn't have to spend all day at the local grocery stores. But one of the perks of being rich is being able to go to more remote locations. Spending time in the mountains away from the crowds is good for the soul. Gives you time to recharge and be at peace with yourself. Not to mention renting a cabin in the mountains has plenty of training opportunities. From early morning runs to late afternoon hikes. There's always plenty to do. So in short, while Gronlund enjoys the fans and appreciates their support. He often goes off to relax in the mountains on his own or with family.

***luke*** · 04-07-2024, 12:46 PM

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***Sburbine*** · 04-07-2024, 01:08 PM

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I wouldn't say that Jay likes the attention that he gets from fans, he's always been kind of a quite and introverted person so strangers talking to him has always been a weird feeling for him. That being said, Jay understands the reality of the situation, that he would be nothing without the fans. Their fandom pays his salary and makes it so he can play the game that he loves for a living, keeping fans happy is all part of the job. Jay won't go out of his way to talk to fans but whenever someone comes up to him he's more than happy to sign a few jerseys or have a chat with them. Not only that but he'll be enthusiastic about it, fans are important to him and he wants to make sure that they know that. He'll even do the occasional signing or meet and great if management wants to twist his arm but only during the offseason.

Australiankek · 04-07-2024, 01:22 PM

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Another very late 3 TPE, but this time, its actually a pretty decent option to choose. I was just lazy this time. Going back to track, Kevin Kim is a very introverted kind of guy. Of course like most other players, he loves his fans, but also he doesn't want to be bombarded with flashing lights and get jumped by reporters. Although not everyone is like that, and he appreciates that, but fans are like zombies. If one finds you, then the whole group is going for you which turns into something you can't escape. If it turns that bad, well I guess you have to get a chair and pen to get ready for the 24 hour autographing time with the fans. Fortunately, he has not encountered anything like that yet, but if he does he would probably live under a rock for the rest of his career.

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adamantium · 04-07-2024, 01:27 PM

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I had no idea how to interpret the first option for this thing, so lets look at the second.

End of the day, as a professional athlete within a major city, you're going to run into people outside of the facility and your house. One time, at a local pharmacy pickin up his partner's prescriptions, Benny got approached by a group of teenagers just fucking around at the local pharmacy, because I guess there's not much else going on in Tampa Bay. It was one of those situations where they knew he was a professional athlete and knew he was a professional athlete who was actually relevant and not playing at the lowest levels of the sport, so this first thing they asked for was a photo. And like, that's fine, take a few photos and then you're on the way, you can't get too mad about that. Thankfully, he's never been actively accosted by people who want to complain about his playing in Tampa Bay and that's why he'll never play in Toronto! :3

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***Caleb*** · 04-07-2024, 01:43 PM

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JohnFranklinKennedy · 04-07-2024, 01:46 PM

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Personally I feel like the best way to spend the offseason has to be hitting it big at the casinos. I mean that's what it's all about that's what we're here for. I have a 3 million dollar entry level contract and it's going straight to the roulette table. But of course nobody wants to gamble alone, so you know I gotta bring some fans in here to have fun with me. I'll spend a whole night just signing autographs, taking pictures, and betting a few thousand on black. Honestly I'll even share the wealth and start handing out money to people I'll make it a whole event. Casino security might kick me out eventually but that's okay, think of the stories that my fans will be able to tell. They'll regale their children with stories of how they watched a hockey player gamble too hard and get kicked out. My legacy will be permanently cemented.

gaby · 04-07-2024, 02:11 PM

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France is really not a hockey market so the most popular French player would likely not get recognize anywhere. Now imagine a sophomore backup goalie playing in Regina. Safe to say Henri Losanov can go anywhere he wants. Henri likes it this way, he's a pretty shy guy who loves the game but hates what comes with it. His English is pretty bad, so his post game interviews are always bad and boring. But yeah even if Losasov was born in Quebec and a superstar he would avoid to go outside as much as possible. He would pay someone to get his groceries, would avoid popular public restaurants. The fans are great but some are legit lunatics. Henri read so many stories about Jose Theodore time in Montreal, that is a team on his no trade list. He knows how to well the media is crazy in Canada, he'd prefer to not give them any ammunitions. Good thing Regina is just a small town and Seattle is more of a football market, he can remain anonymous.

unconfident69 · 04-07-2024, 02:18 PM

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*Katth* · 04-07-2024, 02:27 PM

Option 2

During the off season I like to go on vacation and I do not really care if I run into fans or groups that recognize me. If I can take a pic or sign an autograph it will make their day and vacation an unforgettable moment and it is just a small effort from my side.

I like to go some place warm at least. Caribbean or Mediterranean are places I like to go. Weather is good and the food and people are amazing as well. I want to have a laidback vacation and not have to worry about a lot of things or anything at all really. Greece is a preferred destination. Amazing food and you can have a nice secluded vacation if you wish.

My family is also okay with me taking time for the fans. They are the reason I am able to get a fat paycheck every month.

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**JaytheGreat** · 04-07-2024, 02:39 PM

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Honestly I like to do both while I'm recharging for a new season. Right after the season is over I usually go on a vacation with the family to relax and unwind. While I'm on vacation I tend to stay away from anything media or fan wise. If I get recognized I'm always done to do a picture or autograph but I tend to stay away from crowded areas. When I get back home though that changes, I'll do team and fan events and be back in the public eye. When I'm back home I get back into my training regime and usually stay home and play video games when I'm not at an event or interview. Fridays and Saturdays I'll go on out and go visit things downtown and hit up some bars. I've found this split offseason does a great job of getting me recharged and then refocused.

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***Shiamus*** · 04-07-2024, 02:39 PM

Social Media star Lily Jin Morrow to the rescue! The New England Wolfpack have been struggling as of late to get traction on Social Media, so Lily has decided to bring the Wolfpack into the modern era by managing their Tiktok account!

As we all know, the most important part of a Tiktok at the moment is song choice, and specifically a dance challenge to go with the song! Being a worldwide music icon as well as a capable hockey player, Lily will use her extensive music industry knowledge and experience to create a hit theme song for the Wolfpack called "Wolfin It Down".

She then will proceed to work with the players and mascots initially to film a dance cover to the chorus of the song. Leveraging her industry, she will also partner with singers, songwriters, and other KPOP idols to dance along, thus raising the global awareness and spread of the Wolfpack.

After achieving success, she will also cross post these videos to Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat stories, for an even broader reach. New England Wolfpack will soon become a household name!

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spooked · 04-07-2024, 02:54 PM

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It's always a great time for pro athletes in the offseason, one of the biggest changes is obviously the amount of rest you can get. Just the relief on your body and mind is crucial to keeping your career going long-term as well. Seeing friends finally after a long grind during the season is nice to get your mind off the game, and family time is finally something you can focus on, trying to make up for the lost time during the season, or if you have kids, the lost time for your spouse. Meeting fans in the offseason is also a little different. During the season it's fun if things are going well, but they aren't always, so it can be a bit hard on the mind sometimes, but in the offseason it's almost always a positive and laid back time cause there aren't any games being played. It's best to set up some local community events in the offseason to not only keep the fans engaged, but also to keep your mind on the prize so to speak and give you some more motivation to keep going through the hard months of the year.

***lore*** · 04-07-2024, 03:04 PM

Usually Viktor stays in Quebec City over the off-season, largely for the charities he's committed to over the years, but also because he hates change. Maybe one of these seasons he will head out to what used to be his home and where he was born: Dover, England. Hockey isn't very big there, so he'd likely get away with walking around in relative anonymity, but any hockey fan in Dover does 100% know his name and his face and would also probably cause a scene upon spotting him. It's kind of inevitable, but Viktor's gotten a lot of practice in San Francisco and has learned to both handle it well and appreciate the experience. He's still awkward as heck, but he's always game for pictures and signing anything that's shoved into his hands, particularly with his favourite pen. Besides making a point of relaxing over the off-season, Viktor would make sure to offer his services as free publicity to anyone who asks for help.

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Wheels · 04-07-2024, 03:08 PM

Fry looked forward to the offseason as a time to recharge. He decided to take a vacation to a quiet beach, seeking solitude away from the rink and the fans. However, even in this remote location, he couldn't escape his fame. As he strolled along the beach, a group of fans recognized him and approached eagerly. Philip greeted them warmly, signing autographs and taking selfies. He enjoyed their excitement but also valued his privacy. The next day, he decided to explore the local town, hoping for a more anonymous experience. But as he wandered the streets, he was spotted again. This time, he wore a hat and sunglasses, hoping to go unnoticed. Despite his efforts, a few fans recognized him and approached. Philip smiled and chatted briefly before excusing himself politely. He realized that fame came with both perks and challenges. While he appreciated his fans' support, he also longed for moments of anonymity. As he returned to his vacation spot, he was grateful for the experience but also looked forward to returning to the rink, where he could focus on the game he loved.

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