Victor

Either way and anything in between Cup wins too. How many wins away

Beketov told me to confirm this at gunpoint.

Gonna try to get back on track now. As week 3 was quite a late start I'll leave it running for another day or two, but week 4 is open now: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSftWmpPaLBrwxhUtjaAmmW32gdl_pIXsiM02aoOaII5k-BJcQ/viewform?usp=sf_link ^ Answer for up to 2 capped TPE.

Right, apologies for the delay folks, it's been a pretty hectic couple weeks. First, answers: 1. Ay Ay Ron led the league in assists in 3 separate seasons. Who is the only other player to achieve this feat? Ay Ay Ron is still waiting for his call to the Hall of Fame, but it should certainly help his case that the only player to win the Beketov 3 times is the player all defencemen aspire to be, being Conner Low. In just 5 seasons on defence, Low won the Labatte every time but also led the league in assists thrice in the same period, in S37, S39, and S40. 2. Which defenceman scored the most goals in a single season? (1 uncapped TPE to @SirRupertBarnes for the inspiration for this one) Only one defenceman ever scored 300 career goals, and he was helped by having a 59-goal season in his sophomore year, and following that up with 56 goals the next. No one else has really come come close to challenging Alexander Valiq's performance in S31 (Quebec's first ever season to boot), hence he now has a trophy named after him. Low didn't hit 50 goals until he moved to forward in his last two seasons, while Labatte and Walser scored a lot in the VHL's first decade by not quite enough. Now, TPE: 2 capped TPE goes to: SidTheKid87 @SidTheKid87 Sonnet @Sonnet ItsMcLovin @ItsMcLovin Jubo07 @Jubo07 okocha5 @okocha5 BladeMaiden @BladeMaiden PSanchez55 @Psanchez55 Patpou22 @Patpou22 GustavMattias @GustavMattias Radcow @Radcow xsjack @xsjack Nacho @Nacci25 littleboi @littleboi K1NG LINUS @K1NG LINUS Carl Swaglin @Carl Swaglin No_Dangles @No_Dangles Gaudette @Gaudette Saelven88 @Saelven88 Acydburn @Acydburn Hughjas_ @HughJas_ Beketov @Beketov Matt_O @Matt_O philliefan @Philliefan HulkHogan @HulkHogan berocka @berocka Jables @Jables Quik @Quik DoktorFunk @DoktorFunk Nykonax @Nykonax Esso2264 @Esso2264 Motzaburger @Motzaburger HenrikZoiderberg @HenrikZoiderberg StamkosFan @StamkosFan BOOM @BYE MexicanCow123 @MexicanCow123 FerdaJets @FerdaJets ItssYoBoiDaLegend @ItssYoBoiDaLegend Snussu @Snussu omgitshim @omgitshim Dominus89 @Dominus89 Zepheter @zepheter 11 Eleven @11 Eleven jRuutu @jRuutu Jayrad28 @Jayrad28 rjfryman @rjfryman Beaviss @Beaviss VanCanWin @VanCanWin TheFlash @TheFlash Steve @Steve Velevra @Velevra PenKnight @PenKnight Walter Fizz @Walter Fizz Big Mac @Big Mac ItsFinnishDaniel @ItsFinnishDaniel Tophdaddy78 @Tophdaddy FakeJenton @FakeJenton ahawk2191 @ahawk2191 Matmenzinger @Matmenzinger Birdman @Birdman Renomitsu @Renomitsu GRZ @GRZ Enorama @Enorama Oost @Oost Xdpark @xDParK fonziGG @fonziGG Infernal @Infernal metaltoday @MetalToday Smarch @Smarch bluesfan55 @bluesfan55 gorlab @gorlab mmarcoux98 @mmarcoux98 solas @solas cody73 @cody73 Grape @Grape DMaximus @DMaximus Green @Green LeoKoz3 @LeoKoz3 Patpou22 @Patpou22 Phil @Phil bucky___lastard @Bucky___lastard trevmi @trevmi Zeno @Zeno LeoKoz3 @LeoKoz3 Cran @Cran TacticalHammer @TacticalHammer Sharkstrong @Sharkstrong SlapshotDragon @SlapshotDragon FrostBeard @FrostBeard aleks @aleks SirRupertBarnes @SirRupertBarnes DollarAndADream @DollarAndADream Gabella19 @Gabella19 Boheem @Boheem Thranduil @Thranduil Toasty @Toasty bukss_a @bukss_a Jtv123 @Jtv123 Poptart @Poptart Anthony Matthews @Anthony Matthews Rent A McZ @Rent A McZ RunnerBert11 @RunnerBert11 leafsman @leafsman Kylrad @Kylrad Termancy @Termancy Peace @Peace DilIsPickle @DilIsPickle flyersfan1453 @flyersfan1453 kuch9 @Kuch9 jblock3 @jblock3 FacebookFighter @FacebookFighter hedgehog337 @hedgehog337 Zepheter @zepheter FBR @FBR Toasty @Toasty DoktorFunk @DoktorFunk 1 capped TPE goes to: Beketov @Beketov Oilmandan @oilmandan Velevra @Velevra Jesse Nyman @Jesse Nyman TheLastOlympian07 @TheLastOlympian07 FacePuncher @FacePuncher Josh. @Josh. Strooper99 @Strooper99 Tate @Lincoln Tate frescoelmo @frescoelmo Greg_Di @Greg_Di

Yeah my brother from another mother @flyersfan1453 put it best when he said you have to be there and you can't respond to something hours later like you can on the forum. It's a shame, but I find it much easier to zone out as a result.

I'm not Devise, I'll always have a couple.

Not being funny but this is one of the few sims this season which has made sense (for Riga, cause Moscow beating Vancouver again is about as random as anything else). I'm the league leader in TPE, am barely cracking a point-per-game pace, and am not even in top 10 scorers for centers. I'm the only player in the league with 99 in faceoffs and am not even top 2 in faceoff win %. You'll find no sympathy here.

I just show up when I want.

We're better than you?

MATTEOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OUTTA NOWHERE

Unreal disrespect shown to the league's most entertaining team.

I'll set my alarm.

1. If you had the opportunity to change positions from/to F,D or G, Would you? I wouldn't try goalie again, just because I've set myself a really high bar with the last goalie I made - Greg Clegane. But I might even have to move to D to balance out the team and I'd be open to that, we'll see. 2. Moscow Menace want to create a mascot! How would you design our mascot? What would its name be? I really like the suggestions I just read above. My initial thought was a bear but then isn't that Seattle's thing? I think the king from our logo is absolutely the one, and he'd be called Vladimir. 3. Since Moscow will not sniff the playoffs, is there a team you're supporting on their quest for the cup? I have a vested interest in Riga haha, though I have become so used to disappointment there the last couple of seasons. But yeah, it's Riga or bust for me. 4. We are 8 points from hated rival Malmo! DO YOU HATE MALMO ENOUGH TO WIN OUT OF SPITE?! In reality what are you doing to win and get motivated? Haha, I've found myself thinking whether I want the better draft position or the dubious bragging rights of finishing 8th rather than 9th. But really you have to want to win and that is my motivation - I don't want the team to be seen as a joke, this is a serious project and we all want and will win consistently in the future. 6. Why do you think Moscow is such a bi polar team, leading in both goals for and against? I think psychologically we know we aren't gonna keep a lot of shutouts at this point so we take the game to the opponent. It's better to go down fighting than trying to limit the damage and this way is much more fun for everyone. Except maybe Owen May.... 7. Does Owen May suck? But I don't think Owen May sucks, he's just the victim of being the youngest starting goalie in the league and our gung-ho style. As the team develops and May does too he'll see much better stats and we'll get better results.

Here's part 1: https://vhlforum.com/topic/63670-whos-still-around-from-old-cup-winning-teams/ Let's smash through a few more seasons then shall we... S21 Toronto Legion @sterling @Victor @Bushito Sterling and I (James Bencharski and Lars Berger) combined efforts for a second time here on a team built by David Knight. Several other repeat members here like Zero (J.D. Stormwall), McNeil (Voittu Jannula), and Cameron Davidson (nagger), but this was the first Continental Cup for Bushito, who continued making solid players after Peyton Nydroj and recently both got his first Hall of Fame induction and a Continental Cup as a GM. S22 Helsinki Titans @Advantage @Renomitsu A team with a similar makeup to some older Calgary and Riga teams, with two prominent members being Slobo and Kendrick. Cam Fowler was the first-gen of CoachReilly, a highly vocal member who is sadly no longer with us but remained very active until S50. Noah, inactive at the time and inactive now, got his first championship as Syd Drayson, and the reliable Renomitsu was a depth defenceman for the second time in his career. Adam Schultz was the first player of Frank, famous most for GMing Quebec as recently as S57. Last but not least, Malmo has just become the fourth team he's managed, but back in S22 Advantage was just starting out and got his first cup with Michael Angelo. S23 Calgary Wranglers @JardyB10 @diamond_ace @.sniffuM Jardy completed his career with a third cup in six seasons, now as GM, having built a team of fine members like Munk (Jeff Dar) and Spangle (Mathias Chouinard), among others. The long-term survivors here however are Jason aka diamond_ace (Lars Intranquilo), a key contributor to the VHLM then and in the year since, and Damien aka .sniffuM (Joey Clarence), who was on the player who created the famous snubbed censor. Damien has disappeared at times since, but has been VHLM commissioner and a Hall of Fame inductee and is back again in a more low key role at the moment. S24 and S25 HC Davos Dynamo @tfong A few repeats here, most notably Squinty, DGFX., and of course tfong with Kanou's crowning achievements. He is the sole survivor of these back-to-back winners, with Frank again missing the cut, while Koradek, present in S24 and the creator of so many of the current logos around the league, had a glorious but short time in the VHL. S26 Vasteras Iron Eagles @Tyler @Phil @sterling @.sniffuM @Hybrid1486 Very impressive survival rate here, especially with the recent return of Phil, 40 seasons on from his first ever championship. The second and last Vasteras championship was the brainchild of Tyler, featuring in goal as Andreas Bjorkman, and Scotty, on his real last hurrah as RJ Stafford and featured Sterling, Pensfan, Damien's second player Tukka Reikkinen and provided a first championship for Hybrid (Clint Guite). S27 Helsinki Titans - No one A superbly fun team, but one that really hasn't aged well, with some of its key members long gone like Squinty, Koradek, Boragina, and Claudio. The closest thing to a survivor is Munk, but like in S23, his appearances recently have been far too sporadic to include as a current active. S28 Seattle Bears @gregreg @InstantRockstar @Higgins @JardyB10 Greg built up Seattle's first cup-winning team after S17 on the core of the Seattle Six – Felix Peters (himself), Jarvis Baldwin (CoachReilly), Nikolai Lebedev (Noah), Mitch Higgins (Higgins), Radislav Mjers (Instantrockstar), and CAL G (Jardy). Jardy and Higgins continue to exist in lurk form as former admins/simmers, while the recent returns of Greg and IR have resurrected the active member count of this team. S29 Toronto Legion @sterling @Beketov @Tyler One of the more random cup winners in the VHL's past (the recent Toronto cup winners have clearly used this team as inspiration) gave additional cup rings to Sterling, Beketov, and Tyler, now Alexander Labatte, Jason White, and Connor Evans respectively. Apart from that, no notable new names won this season, with repeat appearances from Sandro and the Funks – a good VHL band name if nothing else. S30 Calgary Wranglers @Victor @diamond_ace @Advantage @flyersfan1453 @solas @BYE A decent retention rate here which makes sense how active this team was at the time. More cups came to Jason, Advantage and myself (Clark Marcellin, Ryan Sullivan, Alexander Chershenko), while the defence featured 3 still active members who won their first cups – flyersfan (Jim Gow) who went on to briefly commish, solas (Klaus Muller), a quiet creator of good to great players ever since, and Boom (Vladimir Boomchenko), who recently found himself burnt out again but has consistently come back to good effect in the past. S31 HC Davos Dynamo @Phil @tfong @gregreg @Bushito @frescoelmo Fittingly, we are getting more names who've stuck around as we get to the halfway stage of the VHL's existence. This was the team of the Knight brothers (David Smalling and Phil Rafter), Fong (again), Greg (again), Sandro (again), Bushito (for the second time, with Satan), and a first cup for frescoelmo, who's more famous for Tarik Saeijs than Emerson Byer but also seemed to reappear in the league recently. S32 New York Americans @Victor @Tyler @.sniffuM @InstantRockstar @Devise Here a random collection of members combined to good effect, but then how can you go wrong with myself, Tyler, Damien, and instantrockstar? At least, if it's S32. The mastermind behind this was Devise however, in just his second season as GM ever, winning his first championship with rookie goaltender Skylar Rift. There will be much more of him to come. S33 Riga Reign @Hybrid1486 A bit of a relapse here, with a few previously prominent members like sherifflobo and Corco now long gone – although Corco's last player Boner only retired a couple seasons ago. However, Felix Leiter was Hybrid's player so he is representing this team today. Not much more to say about this one. S34 Helsinki Titans @Higgins @der meister @Hybrid1486 Higgins built a team of first-gens in his first run with Helsinki and many are only recently inactive in the VHL. That's a list that includes STZ (Ethan Osborne), who went on to GM both Helsinki and New York, Tylar (Brody Hodgson), who would win a few cups with Helsinki in a few more incarnations as Marcel Faux and Sami Zayn, and fever95 (Anatoli Zhumbayev). One first-gen who is still around is der meister (Till Lindemann), although he has not recreated since Casey Jones retired in S64. Finally, there was a second straight championship for Leiter and Hybrid. S35 Quebec City Meute @Kyle @Devise A much hated team, built through free agency and being able to acquire all 3 Valiq brothers retains two members – Kyle, who was one of the Valiqs, and Devise, who was the league-altering free agent in Skylar Rift. Otherwise, Koradek and Squinty have long gone as above, while Jericho famously won his first championship with Wesley Kellinger, but has also been inactive since the mid 50s. S36 HC Davos Dynamo @Victor @Velevra @Trifecta @Molholt @Quik @BYE My crowning achievement as GM has a few members still kicking around, even if you discount the recent departed Boom (Odin Tordahl). My partner on defence was Shane Baker, which was Velevra's first player, he's since made a number of good players including a Hall of Famer in Apollo Skye and one of the more unlucky current players in Veran Dragomir. Da Trifecta got his first cup as Davey Jones and continues to pop in, as does Molholt, more famously the GM of the threepeating Toronto team about a decade later, but first time winner with Jarkko Olsen here. Finally, Quik was inactive at the time but got another ring to his name with Matteo Gallo, my first draft pick as Davos GM. S37 Toronto Legion @Green @xDParK The star of this Toronto team was Remy LeBeau and this was Green's first-gen, who has won many cups with his numerous players since. It appears Adam Warlock was his last player for a while but he still pops in and history suggests he'll be lured back in sooner rather than later. On the other hand, xdPark largely disappeared after Chico Salmon retired, but has only recently come back and might be at his peak VHL form. A notable member who would definitely still be here if he wasn't banned is boubabi, then on his first player Niklas Lindberg and a far cry from the outspoken member he became. S38 HC Davos Dynamo @Victor @Velevra @Trifecta @Molholt @JardyB10 @frescoelmo Davos won the last of the three straight Toronto vs Davos finals, and it was a similar team to the one which triumphed in S36. The main changes were Tordahl and Gallo being replaced by Naomi Young (Jardy) and Felix Zamora (frescoelmo), both of whom are in that strange semi-active limbo state at the moment but we'll class them as active for now. S39 New York Americans @sterling @Smarch @tfong @Tyler @Advantage @BYE A great team built around known, low-risk names, many of whom are still around in some capacity. Sterling and Smarch went back to their days of winning together, with Smarch on his finest player in Conner Low. Fong (Xin Xie Xiao), Tyler (Milos Denis), and Advantage (Brick Wahl) all featured, with another appearance for Tordahl – overall it's little surprise this team won. S40 Riga Reign @flyersfan1453 @Positivefan036 @Phil @Molholt And we'll end the second part of this on the first champion from the 40s. This was the first combined triumph of the Gows, with Phil helping out on defence. Molholt and boubabi also made appearances on their first players' swansongs in a dominant playoff display. Again, no new names to speak of though. That's another 1,500 words so that's a wrap for Pavlov too. I might revisit this concept in 3 weeks' time.

Some time ago I recall I briefly looked at past cup winners in the VHL and checked to see how many members of those teams are still active in the league. From memory this was a VHL.com article and probably about 20 seasons ago now. So, in the absence of any other ideas, I'm going to do this again, just in a bit more depth. Here goes, lord help me. Season 1 Vasteras IK @Quik @Smarch This was a team led by the original commissioner Scotty Campbell and the original long-serving GM, Pensfan101, whose first player was Thor Ljunggren. But the two members who remain are Smarch, back again for his umpteenth player, and another former commissioner, who was Tommy Brown at the time, and Quik (Matthew Pogge), one of our current commissioners, who was missing for about 30 seasons but has been at the peak of his powers for around 2 years now. Not gonna lie, two members still active from the original cup winners is mightily impressive. Season 2 Calgary Wranglers @sterling @Smarch Going down the OG Wranglers rosters is like a who's who of VHL legends. Scott Boulet and Brett Slobodzian are two names which stick out here, but haven't been with us for many years (Slobo's last player retired around S40). But we do have another appearance for Tommy Brown, as well as the first cup for Sterling Labatte. Sterling might be playerless for now going on 15 seasons, but remains the a regular presence in the admin forum, always available to ban Phil, and is still the custodian of our donations bank. Season 3 Calgary Wranglers @sterling @Smarch @Beketov Pretty similar to the season above, with a couple key additions though. Joey Kendrick won his first championship – he only left the VHL in the past year, albeit in acrimonious circumstances. There was also a maiden Continental Cup for the famous S1 first overall pick Robert Sharpe, who began his road to redemption as Beketov and remained in the league since, now being our other commissioner. The fact the two commissioners in S66 won cups within the league's first 3 seasons is kind of mind-blowing. Season 4 and 5 Seattle Bears - No one Despite being perhaps the most star-studded team in history, from what I can see no one remains in the VHL 60 seasons on from Seattle's back-to-back championship. Scotty Campbell, Alex McNeil, and Dustin Funk largely fizzled out in the 20s, with a few failed comebacks since then but I don't think any more recent than S40. Everyone else on these teams has been gone even longer than that. Season 6 Helsinki Titans @Quik @TheLastOlympian07 A few repeat names from Seattle like Campbell and Matt Defosse, and a handful of other great members here, perhaps most notably Zero, appearing in net as Dominik Stryker, famous for creating the VHL 20 in 20 series which did also sadly seem to kill his activity in the league. There was a second cup here for Quik, now on his second player Branden Snelheid, while on defence we have Shawn Howard, who you might be surprised is TheLastOlympian, who's disappeared at various times in the league's past, but still kicking with player names beginning with Shawn. Season 7 Avangard Havoc @tfong A stupid team name and a weird roster, but this was actually the Davos franchise's first championship. Probably the most famous player here was Christian Stolzschweiger, but he never recreated anything of note. We also have Fabian Brunnstrom, which was Sandro's first player and he made many more before leaving the league at some point before S50. But the mainstay here is Terence Fong, who won the first of his cups in S7 and the thirteenth just last season with Toronto. Season 8 Calgary Wranglers @sterling @Smarch @BluObieZ @harvey Lots of recognisable names here: we have another cup for sterling and Smarch (now Max Weinstein), while future commissioner David Knight won his first. David is still MIA but his brother Phil is back with us. Robbie Zimmers also won his first cup – he's now on his alleged last player, although I feel like he's promised that for at least 5 players now. And in a shocking twist, Ace Lightning had a player in the S67 draft after a near literal decade absence but I think he's just retired now which is a shame. Season 9 Toronto Legion @Quik Kevin Brooks and Mike Szatkowski are the first two names on the list and they have been immortalised in trophy names. Brooks was also the VHL's founding member back in July 2007, while Mike was still around as late as S50 or so. We have another championship for Quik, but it looks like he is the only one still around from this great team. Season 10 Riga Reign @tfong @harvey No one new here, as second cups came to Lightning and Fong, but too many repeats of old school members on this squad like the Funks (Zak Rawlyk and Brandon Rush), Slobo (Layken Heidt), and Kendrick (Torsten Schwarz). Nothing else to add here really. Season 11 HC Davos Dynamo - No one The original 3-line VHL roster, about 55 seasons ahead of its time. Sadly, despite the depth, it doesn't look like anyone has stuck around 10 years on. This was the last hurrah of Scotty Campbell, now a GM and playing as Tomas Jenskovic, while notable first-gens here included Zach Arce (Islandersfan) and James Platts (nagger) who were pretty iconic VHL members in the 20s. Season 12 Seattle Bears @Beketov @Tyler A second cup here for Beketov and Sandro, while Sebastian Ball kept reappearing in the VHL, most recently as Tyler Cote in the early 40s. A new name that's stuck around though is Tyler, then Pavel Dubnikov and remarkably still around and liking any Chelsea-related posts I make. He's also famously a cup drought breaker as GM with both Vasteras (S26) and Davos (S61). Season 13 HC Davos Dynamo - No one A similar mix here to the S11 team, so the same end result – no remnants. Fayt Leingod however was Streetlight, who still has a player in the league (Samuel Gate) but went inactive around S63. It's happened before so he may yet return but for the time being no one is here to represent old Davos. Season 14 New York Americans @sterling @Smarch @Victor Sterling and Smarch win yet another cup, now as Grimm Jonsson and Baron Von Jonsson respectively. No one else on the team stuck around for that long really, apart from the goalie, Vase Trikamaki, who was the first player of a guy called Victor, who you might have heard of. Season 15 Helsinki Titans @Quik @tfong @Kyle An interesting mix here in this team GMed by Quik (now Matt Bailey), also featuring Fong (Ginzou Fujiwara). Another defenceman, Virgil Quincey-McDienenberg, who was the notorious Edgar, eventual Toronto GM and creator of questionable player builds all the way to S50 something. He is now present in the league in the form of Greg's player name Edgar Tannahill (Greg, Edgar, and Pensfan all hail from Owen Sound). Finally, the goalie of this Titans team was Izaak Muller, which was Kyle's first player. Kyle has been in and out of the league ever since and currently is one of the “in” times. Season 16 Riga Reign - No one One of the few Continental Cup winners without any Hall of Famers and yeah, I don't even know who to mention. Harvey Singh and Jesse Jussal (DGFX. and 8Ovechkin8) were probably the most famous members here, later making the Hall of Fame as Anton Brekker and Japinder Singh, as well as making the Athera twins, but this was all over by around S35. Apart from that, there's not much long-term impact from this team. Season 17 Seattle Bears @sterling @Smarch @gregreg @Beketov Sterling and Smarch win yet another cup together, now with Sandro, Streetlight, and Edgar too. Beketov also features as goalie Alex Young, while rookie Markus Strauss won the first cup for Greg, who after an extended absence is now back in the league. Greg would become Mr. Seattle and made his mark as the team's long-serving GM later on. Overall, pretty high marks for recognisable member names here. Season 18 Calgary Wranglers @Victor @JardyB10 @Renomitsu I remember getting to this team last time I did this and realising it was just me and Jardy left. I was Lars Berger, he was Jardy Bunclewirth and was about to become commissioner and then by some distance the VHL's longest serving simmer. Then after I came back recently Jardy disappeared so it was just me. But now Jardy has reppeared (although not yet recreated), but we also had a surprising return from Renomitsu, an unsung hero of this underdog victory and looking to be at his most active yet. So S18 Calgary is really a late bloomer of a team. Season 19 Calgary Wranglers @Victor @JardyB10 @Quik Pretty much the same as above, but the defence was radically improved in the off-season and that included getting Quik to essentially replace Renomitsu. Also a moment of silence for fallen friends, such as Zero (J.D. Stormwall), Matt Bentz (Mikka Virkkunen), and Alexander Sauve (Zach Manship). Season 20 HC Davos Dynamo @tfong Fong is holding down the fort for the Davos dynasty, with his most famous player Daisuke Kanou getting his first cup here. Otherwise, it's largely a repeat of names already mentioned before, like Brooks, DGFX., and Streetlight. We've also got one of my faves, Squinty – Patrick Bergqvist in S20 but probably most famous for his next player, Leeroy Jenkins – as well as Chad Murphy (RawEnergy), who I've actually ignored on a couple of occasions (Miroslav Ladic won in S8 and Leander Kaelin in S13), but was a pretty reliable VHL members for 25 seasons or so. That pushes me over 1,500 words so I'll use this for 3 weeks for Cast and write about the next seasons for Pavlov shortly.

Jaguar 2 goals from 2 shots, clutch af @FacebookFighter - first shutout!

These games are top entertainment tbf

Ffs Chase

Kendrick is the answer to nothing lol

Fuck it's Thursday. 2 capped TPE for getting 2 right answers. 2 points onto S66 leaderboard which gives uncapped TPE at end of season. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd5IATrK9TvUu149IStqT7bOKlBKfBmpYhenhAJrlQ6ZGIdjQ/viewform?usp=sf_link

Entirely plausible.

Jaguar, he's so hot right now.

trophy's a trophy