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Mongoose87 · 03-08-2018, 11:38 AM

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TASK ONE:

If not: How has your player kicked off their offseason? Are they traveling? Meeting up with friends and partying? Following the games? Write at least 150 words about the beginning of your playerâ€™s offseason. Must include at least one other player.

James Johnson started his off-season with a road trip to Montreal, with Yannick Berger, Geoff Higgins and Jon Toner. He didnâ€™t really â€œgetâ€ the point of the trip, but the other three said it would be good for him to wind down, and sometimes you donâ€™t need to start training the day the season ends. James reluctantly agreed.
As they say, you can lead a horse to water, but you canâ€™t make him drink. Though he was on his offseason vacation with his teammates, James had his eyes glued to the playoff scores, and was texting Raidersâ€™ GM Jordin Fourfour so much that he probably blocked him. All he wanted to do was think about next season.
He also tried a real Montreal poutine. He didnâ€™t get what the fuss was about. Itâ€™s just fries with cheese and gravy. Whatâ€™s the big deal? The smoked meat was the real attraction.

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TASK TWO: Who is your choice for the unsung hero of the S39 playoffs up to this point? Must be at least 150 words and include at least two statistics in support.

Iâ€™m in the Los Angeles Panthersâ€™ locker room, so I have a bit of inside info on this. Everyone is talking about Sohpia Bennettâ€™s amazing post-season. Jean-Luc Reflieux is in management, so everyone knows him. But, in the locker room, or the media, I havenâ€™t seen a word about the outstanding performance of Danny Foster. The guy is doing everything. Heâ€™s third on the team in points, with nine, as a defenseman. He leads the team in post-season hits, at 36. He even has two fights, in the playoffs! It seems like the high-scoring forwards always get the attention, but hard working defensemen like Foster win or lose you championships. You have to appreciate the manâ€™s versatility, thereâ€™s really no part of the ice that he doesnâ€™t make an impact on. You can bet, if it comes to game 7, Foster is going to play a lot of hard minutes that third period.

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TASK FOUR: Unscramble the names of these four players who will be competing in the Challenge Cup Finals. Send the answers to me by PM. Please make the subject of the message â€œCW Word Scrambleâ€ or something along those lines. [Grading: 1 TPE for participation, 0.5 TPE for each correct answer]

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TASK SIX: Finals series always show surprises. Who will have to stand out the most from each team in order to win it? Make a prediction for potential series MVPs. Must be at least 150 words and mention at least one player from each team.

It should be obvious who Los Angeles needs to do their magic to win. There are two players who have played their hearts out these playoffs, and theyâ€™ll need to keep doing it for the Panthers to win. The first is leading scorer Sophia Bennett. Her seven goals and 13 points lead the team, and they need her to keep that up to win. The second is the amazing Timo Haas. Enough canâ€™t be said about his playoff performance. The he has an absurd 0.941 save percentage and 1.89 goals against average. If the Panthers win, look for one of them to be named MVP.
The Chiefs have gotten twelve points out of Terrance Nova and eight goals from Sebastian Strange. They need to keep that up and use their magic to solve Timo Haas to win this series. If they canâ€™t, it will be a short one. If they can, look for one of them to get the nod as the most valuable player this playoff tournament.

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Bonus question: Who scores the Cup-winning goal? (NOTE: This question will be graded at the conclusion of the [u][b]winning-game sim of the Challenge Cup Finals[/b][/u], [u]even if that happens before the conclusion of Championship Week.[/u])

Sophia Bennett

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