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my bad.

tough loss boys.

Team Mercenaries Roster Forwards C - Tyler Cote C - Gifford Shock LW - Rami Jakobssen LW - Thomas Duddy RW - Brady Stropko RW - Shawn Muller Defensmen D - Jamie Hill D - Pablo Escabar D - Arcturus Mengsk D - World B. Free Goalies G - Sandro Clegane G - Fedir Okranitz

Moscow On The Brink Of Elimination The Moscow Red Wolves are in dire straits in their Founder's Cup Finals best of seven series with the Ottawa Lynx, currently down three games to two. Game one was a heartbreaker for the Red Wolves, who fell 4-3 in double overtime to the Ottawa Lynx. Ottawa outshot Moscow to the tune of 46-41 in this contest, while Shawn Muller, Jory Rose, Lucas Zhukenov, and Tom Lincoln each put up two points each. Erik Hedman delivered twelve hits with Muller following closely with eight. Black Velvet led the shot blocking department with three, Erik Hedman and Tanner Hynes followed up with two blocked shots each. Artom Zhumbayev stopped 42 of 46 shots faced, finishing the game with a respectable 0.913% save percentage in a losing cause. Game two proved to be much of the same, Ottawa defeating Moscow in another close one-goal game, albeit, this one ended in regulation with a final score of 6-5. The Red Wolved managed to beat the Lynx on the shot clock in this one, 34 to 29 but still came up with the short end of the stick. Tom Lincoln led the offensive push in this one for Moscow, scoring four points while Black Velvet and Evgeny Nezhmetdinov put up three points on the scoresheet each. Erik Hedman again led the way physically, delivering eleven hits in this one while Tanner Hynes was atop shot blocks for the Red Wolves with three. Artom Zhumbayev was not good at all in this one, stopping just 23 of 29 shots, finishing with a 0.793% save percentage for the game. Game three was a different story. It was the first game in the series that did not end as a one-goal game as the Ottawa Lynx took game three by a score of 4-1. Shawn Muller and Lucas Zhukenov were the lone point scorers for Moscow, while Erik Hedman again led the hits department, delivering seven in this game. Hedman also led in shots blocks with three while Black Velvet and Tom Lincoln had two each. Artom Zhumbayev sat on the bench in this one in favour of veteran netminder, Ivars Klajums who stopped 28 of 32 shots, finishing with a 0.875% save percentage. Moscow outshot Ottawa once more, 34 to 32 in this contest but that didn`t stop Ottawa from putting a stranglehold on Moscow and a 3-0 series lead. With their backs against the wall, the Moscow Red Wolves faced a must-win situation in game four in front of their hometown crown and did not disappoint. Moscow won the game by a score of 3-1 and outshot the Lynx 29-23. Lucas Zhukenov and Shawn Muller each tallied a pair of points to lead the team, Muller also delivering a team-high seven hits. Lucas Zhukenov led in shot blocks with two and Ivars Klajums had a much better game, stopping 22 od 23 shots for a 0.957% save percentage. Earlier tonight, Moscow came out flying and it paid off as the Red Wolves have came within one game of making the series a one-game, winner takes all scenario. Moscow took game five by a score of 6-5 in triple overtime and live to fight another day. Tom Lincoln put up four assists and Jory Rose scored a hat-trick, including the triple overtime game-winner in this one as the Red Wolves outshot the Lynx 75-41 in the marathon game. Erik Hedman led the way with eleven hits and Lucas Zhukenov with eight shot blocks. Ivars Klajums stopped 36 of 41 shots, finishing the game with a 0.878% save percentage on his way to his second win in as many nights. Tomorrow night, these two teams will face off one more time with Moscow facing elimination for a third consecutive game. Can they pull out a win to force a seventh and deciding game or will Ottawa end it on enemy ice to capture the Founder`s Cup? Tune in tomorrow night on the VHL Network to find out, it's sure to be an exciting finish to the series.

Part I - Pick em' (Pick the correct winners of all three games for 1 TPE) 45: 46: 47: Part II - Predict the Score (Predict the correct score of this game for 3 TPE) 4 3 Part III - Player Predictions (Predict the correct player for each category, 1 TPE for each correct answer) Series leader in points: O'Malley Series leader in goals: O'Malley Series leader in assists: LLoyd Light

1) Pick 'em (Pick all three for 1 TPE) Game 3 - Game 4 - Game 5 - 2) Predict the Score (1 TPE) Game 4 - 2 3 3) Predict the leading goal scorer in the series for 1 TPE - Tom Lincoln 4) Predict the leading goal assister for 1 TPE - Lucas Zhukenov 5) True/False (Pick all three for 1 TPE) a. There will be at least two shutouts - False b. There will be at least one double overtime game - True c. The winner of the series will clinch on home ice - False

claiming for Dec 21-27th.

off to the cup finals!

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i apply for Team World or Team Mercenaries.

thanks for saving my ass boys haha.

good start boys!

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Moscow Red Wolves - Top Dogs in Europe The Season 46 VHLM Playoffs are now underway and the Moscow Red Wolves locked down the top spot in the European Conference and a first-round bye on the strength of 21 straight wins and winners of 26 of their last 27 games to end the regular season. Moscow finished the regular season with a record of 53-15-4 with 110 points, topping the Bern Royals by three points who finished with a 51-16-5 record on the regular season with 107 points. The Bern Royals must face the Oslo Storm in the opening round of the playoffs while the Moscow Red Wolves sit at home, anxiously awaiting the winner of that series to find out who their opponent will be in the VHLM European Conference Finals. The series is currently tied at one game a piece, Oslo taking the opening game by the score of 5-4 and Bern bouncing back in game two with a 3-1 win. During the regular season, the Red Wolves scored 306 goals which was good for second in the entire league, the Ottawa Lynx and their 310 goals the only team to best Moscow in the scoring department. Moscow also finished the regular season ranked second in goals against, allowing 158 goals, just behind the Bern Royals who allowed 145 on the season. Moscow's +148 goal differential was best in the league, ahead of Ottawa's +147 goal differential. The Red Wolves powerplay connected on 65 of 303 powerplay chances, a 21.45% success rate, good for third in the league behind Ottawa (21.50%) and Brampton (25%). The penalty-kill unit was also very successful, finishing second in the league, killing 214 of 251 chances against for a 85.26% success rate, just behind Bern at 85.71%. They finished the season second in shots for with 33.76 per game and third in shots against with 19.56 per game and were not a very physical team, throwing just 19.38 per game, ranking them seventh in the league. Tom Lincoln was an absolute offensive beast for the Moscow Red Wolves, finishing second in league goal scoring with 66 while adding 72 assists for 138 points, second in the league behind Ottawa's LeAndre St. Pierre once more. Moscow owned two more of the top ten point scorers in the league with Jory Rose accumulating 128 points and Lucas Zhukenov putting up 105. Zhukenov led the league in assists with 90 on the season and finished third among defensemen in points. Lincoln and Rose finished 1-2 among centers in point scoring and Erik Hedman owned the third best plus-minus rating in the league at +72. In net, Artom Zhumbayev ranked second in goals against average at 2.19 and third in save percentage at 0.891%. He finished with seven shutouts, just three back of the league leader, despite playing nearly twenty less games and was fourth in wins with 39. Will the week-long layoff for the Moscow Red Wolves give them some much needed rest and help them continue their winning ways on their way to a Founder's Cup appearance or will it hurt them and cause some rust on their way to an early playoff exit? Those questions and many more will be answered when Moscow takes to the ice against either the Bern Royals or Oslo Storm next week.

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not the greatest performance from me but we got the win.

another shutout for AZ.