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1. I don't think backhand shots get enough love, I was always a fan growing up though 2. Call it the "Nice kid" award 3. Isabella Campbell on Seattle or John Brewitt. Both have 0 PIMs in 46 games 4. I just got traded so that's hard to say 5. Christmas or Halloween 6. Cairo

1. Yes, we're a great team 2. Can't think of one, they were all well deserved 3. Columbus. 2 former 1st round draft pick for a former 1st and a future 3rd? Seems obvious to me 4. Started rewatching Shameless the other day 5. Any of the Rock Em Sock Ems 6. Pump some tunes and try to get in the zone

1. Wasn't too bad, definitely can't complain 2. I love shots, why do you think I became a goalie? 3. Yes, the future is bright 4. Winwinwin! 5. Not really, I play a bit of chel though 6. Phantom of the Opera

1. Sad to see Block go, but a first round pick is always nice to have 2. More shocked by some of the teams that didn't make changes 3. Strength in net ( I hope) and scoring. We have a young team so defense will probably be a weak spot 4. The future is bright! 5. I haven't had a chance to explore them all yet 6. 116 straight days of hockey!!!!

1. Strong start to the season but then we got lazy 2. Gonna focus on my movement and trying to be a better teammate 3. Gonna backpack in Europe I think. No real plan yet 4. Its hard to put into words. Their leadership on and off the ice will be missed 5. Yes 6. Leafs win the Cup, Canada wins WJHC, Prague wins VHL

1. Deke to backhand shelf 2. If he keeps up his 1.2 ppg pace, then absolutely 3. We seem to be having some trouble scoring 4. I'll get one for sure 5. I got a mankini last year so probably that 6. Family. Cheesy I know

The Prague Phantoms record books were rewritten the other week, when the team defeated the New York Americans 4-3 in game number 281 of season 75. The victory was goaltender Woody McPine's 61st career regular season win with the franchise, passing former netminder Brick Wahl for 1st place. It was McPine's 19th victory of the season, giving him a record at the time of 19-14-3. The game was a tight one, with the aging Wolf Stansson Jr opening the scoring with his 5th goal of the season just 2 minutes into the game. Assisting on the play were Riley Gee Knight (11) and Pengu (19). New York would answer back before the end of the first period, scoring 2 goals to take the lead. The first was a powerplay marker after John Leclair II took a slashing minor, and was Shawn Andrei Zyuzin's 3rd of the season with assists going to Markus Schauer (31) and Brian Strong Jr (15). The second goal also came on the powerplay, when Stansson Jr received a major for charging, and was scored by the youthful Wolf Stansson, his 6th of the season, with helpers from Jerry Wang (21) and Big Chungus (13). The Phantoms got back on track in the second period with a powerplay goal of their own. After Strong Jr took a hooking minor, Stansson Jr scored his 6th of the season and 2nd of the game, with the lone assist going to Thomas Landry II (19). Prague retook the lead near the end of yet another powerplay, this one a Zyuzin holding minor, as Landry II potted his 20th of the season and Stansson Jr (28) and Dan Baillie Jr (17) had the helpers. The Americans would not go down without a fight, however, and after Gary Tarantino took a diving penalty they tied it up, Rhynex Entertainment scored his 15th goal of the season with just 27 seconds left in the period. Markus Schauer added his 2nd assist of the game, giving him 32 on the year, and Gary Rush (15) had one as well. The third period was once again filled with penalties, but shockingly enough, the winning goal came at even strength. Leclair II scored his 10th goal of the year just under 4 minutes into the final frame. Baillie Jr (18) had his second assist of the night, and Stansson Jr (29) added one as well to give himself 3 points in the game. His efforts would earn him the 1st star of the game. Landry II and Baillie Jr were named 2nd and 3rd stars, respectively. McPine, on his milestone night, finished with 29 saves of 32 shots and a 0.906 save percentage. At the other end of the rink, Bacon put up 36 saves on 40 shots and a 0.900 save percentage in a losing effort for New York. Since this record setting night however, the Phantoms and McPine have been struggling. McPine has picked up just 3 wins in the 9 games he's played, leaving him with a 22-18-5 record and the Phantoms have dropped out of a playoff spot, sitting second last in the European Conference with a record of 26-22-5, with rookie goalie Nicolas Fomba recording 4 wins and 4 losses in his 9 games played.

1. I always watch that old animated one with the abominable snowman and Rudolph 2. I have most of my gifts, surprisingly. I can be pretty last minute though 3. Idk, I think Ryan Gosling looks a bit like me 4. Curling and I've snowboarded a few times 5. The best defense is a good offense 6. Yes but no fans

1. B. I've been above average but not great 2. Had a big 52 save win the other day. Still let in 6 goals.. but a win is a win 3. Just gotta keep working hard in practice and eventually it will come 4. Classic egg nog and rum 5. Dan Baillie Jr, you're getting a brand new stick and some clear tape 6. The LED blue and white ones look sharp

1. I gotta be better. The team needs me to make those big saves and I just haven't been doing it. 2. The always reliable, Ondrej Ohradka 3. I get dressed in the same order each game 4. I'm more of a go with the flow kinda guy 5. 6. 87

1. Good luck and we'll see you on the ice! Don't expect to score though 2. Pretty solid moves I'd say. Good for the team now and in the future 3. I've been hitting the gym and watching a lot of Netflix 4. We've got a lot of players in the prospect pool that I'm sure will step up when eeded 5. Mull River Shuffle by the Rankin Family 6. Not a city, but my family has a cottage in Cape Breton that I love to visit

1. I could've played better. It's my job to make the big save and I couldn't. 2. I think I started to find my groove at the end of the season, got a few shutouts and helped us get into the playoffs. 3. I'd say it was decently successful. Would've liked a longer playoff run but we'll build on the season for next year. 4. I want to work on my focus and big game performance. 5. Maybe try to get an elite scorer 6. I like to travel and explore new cities and countries, go on hikes, etc

1. I think it will be Cinnamon Block 2. Former Minnesota Storm teammate Valtteri Vaakanainen 3. Anything can happen 4. How should I prepare for a playoff game compared to a regular season game? 5. Prague, 5 games 6. Nobody, we're the only underrated team

1. I don't think I can repeat that in public 2. Definitely dressing up but not sure what yet. 3. I think there's a 100% chance we get to 80 pointers 4. Depends, are they cute? 5. I donate to Christmas Daddies every year 6. Depends what's in the fridge, but usually bacon and eggs, OJ, and some yogurt

1. F - Alex Pearson F - Thomas Landry II F - Ondrej Ohradka D - Wolf Stansson Jr D - Cinnamon Block G - Brick Wahl 2. He's incredible. I'm glad I signed a 3 year deal 3. No doubt about it 4. Baillie Jr has been incredible all season. The future is bright 5. B. It's ok. 6. My family is Lebanese, so we make a bunch of Leb food for all our holiday meals. Grape leaves, cabbage rolls, kibbeh. Things like that

27 games into his first full season as the Prague Phantoms starting goalie, Woody McPine has his first shutout. The young stud was as solid as an oak, turning aside 48 shots in a 3-0 win over the Warsaw Predators. With 18 saves in the first period, 9 in the 2nd, and a massive 21 stops in the third, young McPine earned himself the first star of the game. The game started strong with chances back and forth all period, but it was Prague who came away with the advantagenwith goals from Dagmar Havlova and Ondrej Ohradka in the first period to jump to a 2-0 lead. Assisting on those goals were John Leclair II and Dan Baillie Jr (Havlova), and Cinnamon Block and Wolf Stansson Jr (Ohradka). The second period was all Phantoms, as they outshot the Predators 19-9 and got another goal, this time from John Leclair II for his second point of the night, assisted by Dagmar Havlova, also with 2 points and Riley Gee Knight. For their efforts, Leclair II and Havlova were awarded second and third star of the game, respectively. The third period was dominated by Warsaw, outshooting Prague 21-6, but the Phantoms stellar defense and goaltending were able to shut them down. The win was the third of Prague's current 4 game win streak.

1. We gotta keep winning 2. Absolutely. A slow start can't keep a star from being a star 3. The kid is on fire, if he keeps doing what he's doing, he'll set career highs all around 4. I don't think I'm there yet 5. Normally it would be the return of the NHL and Halloween, but this year its just Halloween 6. Dog but I like both

1. Moscow's had our number all season so far 2. I think they'll all get them in the same game 3. Landry II will get another one 4. Dallas. Kiviranta will score the winner with his foot in the crease 5. Gotta be Dobby 6. What is this "outdoor" you speak of?

F - Willie Dredge G - Greg Eagles @Renomitsu

F- Lewis Dawson D - Hulk Hogan still @Mrpenguin30s turn

D - Jeff Downey F - Patrik Tallinder @Renomitsu

1. Honestly, just getting back and seeing the team again. We have a great squad 2. Thomas Landry II has been flying out there 3. I'd love to have a strogner glove hand 4. I took my moped 5. Eat your green vegetables 6. Thrilled, always happy to have some solid D out front

1. Absolutely thrilled. I don't know much about them but they seem to be good defensively and like to hit. 2. We have a solid group now and I don't know much about the league but I'd say wait to see how the season goes and if we can address any issues in the offseason, then go for the ebst available 3. That's a tough one, but maybe Nerds 4. Dan Baillie Jr seems poised for a breakout 5. Definitely Italy. Sorry boys 6. 100%