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oh, my bad, I do not follow wrestling in any capacity. I probably haven't watched wrestling in 10-15 years haha

Huh?

Hey, do you think you could make a few changes to my wrestler before next match? Can you add a bunch of tattoos and have him fighting out of Mexico rather than Japan? thanks, man

alright

So this is the first year in the team for all the captains?

Okay, a few changes needed... Remove: Marino Saad Petersenn Jackson Sang-Hyeok Johnson Muller Hyvarinen Svendsen Anderson Add: Til Baumann - Center Thanks!

All of Flips friends and family back home.

Okay, maybe not the best signing but I need a center lol

At least we're on the same page then. Lol

I honestly didn't expect to win my first match. Just wanted it to be entertaining. Thanks again for including me.

None of this matters, he was called up now. Lol

Hmm, I checked the S46 roster submission and it shows that eligibility. So when he was traded he was on his last year. Alright. As if I wasn't confused enough with this being my first year lol

I don't think he's a FA. I got him in a trade if I'm not mistaken...will edit once I investigate. I got him in a trade, still had season 46 and 47 eligibility if I'm not mistaken.

Can I take Til Baumann Center with 77 TPE?

Congrats everyone. I hope to see my name on this list next year.

I thought I voted for you...lol

21st Overall - Jamie Benn

13th Overall - Mikhail Gribov

I'll make it easy for you, you can pick me second, I don't mind

Thanks, you too.

I'm interested.

Rodriguez Excited to Start New Chapter Another VHL draft has come and gone and Felipe Rodriguez couldn’t be happier with where he ended up. The Quebec City Meute made a huge deal before the trade acquiring three defenseman and the first overall pick in the draft. With that pick, they selected John Sleeman, defenseman from the Brampton Blades and the consensus first overall selection by most draft predictions. Then, in a move that caught Flip by surprise, they selected him with the third overall selection, bolstering their blue line for the foreseeable future. Felipe actually was the general manager for Sleeman when he was playing in Brampton so Felipe is familiar with Sleeman’s game. He is very excited for the opportunity to play alongside the offensively gifted defenseman and likes what Sleeman brings to the table. Flip has some maturing to do in the minors before he gets an opportunity to play with Sleeman in the big club. While in the minors, Quebec City expects Rodriguez to hone his skills a little more so he’s prepared to play at the next level. The VHLM draft is now quickly approaching so Felipe will find out tonight who requests his skills. He has not heard from any general managers for this VHLM draft like he had for the VHL draft. It will be very interesting to see who selects Flip as it is hard to say how long he stays in the minors. If he’ll be buried in the lineup, it could be beneficial for him to stay in the minors for more than one year. That is an issue for a later date. Last year, after a slow start with the Ottawa Lynx, Flip accrued 55 points in 66 games. He looks to be better than a point per game player this coming season in the minors. Early on this off-season, Flip worked hard on his defensive technique as well as his passing. He also hit the gym and worked on his strength a little bit, a part of his game that could use a lot of work. Then, during the Meute training camp, he worked more on his defensive ability and his skating. Flip recently participated in the Top Prospect game, team Toast against team Pancakes. Rodriguez was on the top pairing alongside Black Velvet on team Toast. Team Toast came away with the victory in a high scoring 11-8 game. Rodriguez got three assists, two secondary and one primary, while seeing almost 31 minutes of ice time. He was also credited with four shots, three hits, two blocked shots, and one takeaway all while not committing any turnovers himself. John Sleeman, his future pairing mate was able to get 5 assists while on the losing team Pancakes. He also led the team with seven shots on goal. The Sleeman-Rodriguez pairing of the future looks to be a very dangerous one. Both players being so young only makes it that much scarier. They’ll have plenty of time once Rodriguez gets called up to play together and get used to sharing the ice. Keep an eye on the Quebec City Meute blue line in a few years, they can be a game changing duo if they get the opportunity to play together. (535 words)

Did we update? We're keeping track of takeaways and giveaways now?

I sure hope so. Thanks

looking forward to playing alongside Black Velvet.