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    HearnNation67 got a reaction from MSouthworth in Prague Phantoms Press Conference   
    1. 8 points in 13 games as a rookie has surpassed my expectations already!
    2. Slow start but we're rebuilding so not really surprised. The future looks bright!
    3. I think DC will get it
    4. London is pretty stacked
    5. There's too many flavors to pick a favorite but I do think plain chocolate is overrated
    6. Hell yeah I do
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    HearnNation67 reacted to Victor in Renaissance Cup Finals: Game 5   
    Fair enough Oslo, you had our number all season. The Vasteras curse lives on.
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    HearnNation67 reacted to ShawnGlade in Renaissance Cup Finals: Game 5   
    What a season, what a team
     
    LETS GO OSLOOOOOO
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    HearnNation67 got a reaction from CowboyinAmerica in Jokinenegg Shows Up   
    Jussi Jokinenegg was all over the score sheet for the Oslo Strom in their game 1 matchup of the VHLE playoffs against the Vasteras Iron Eagles. The young Fin scored is first career VHLE playoff goal 32 seconds into the 2nd period and added an assist a couple minutes later on the eventual game winner by Olumide Anderson. "Eggboy", as he's sometimes referred to, also put up 6 shots, 1 hit, and was +1 to go along with 2 minor penalties, both in the 1st period, to round out the score sheet. He'll need to be more disciplined in the remaining games if the Storm are going to prevail in this match-up. In what is likely his final season in the VHLE, Jokinenegg has 1 goal and 3 assists through 6 games this postseason, as well as 36 shots, 17 hits, 1 block, and 10 PIMs.
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    HearnNation67 got a reaction from jacobcarson877 in Jokinenegg Shows Up   
    Jussi Jokinenegg was all over the score sheet for the Oslo Strom in their game 1 matchup of the VHLE playoffs against the Vasteras Iron Eagles. The young Fin scored is first career VHLE playoff goal 32 seconds into the 2nd period and added an assist a couple minutes later on the eventual game winner by Olumide Anderson. "Eggboy", as he's sometimes referred to, also put up 6 shots, 1 hit, and was +1 to go along with 2 minor penalties, both in the 1st period, to round out the score sheet. He'll need to be more disciplined in the remaining games if the Storm are going to prevail in this match-up. In what is likely his final season in the VHLE, Jokinenegg has 1 goal and 3 assists through 6 games this postseason, as well as 36 shots, 17 hits, 1 block, and 10 PIMs.
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    HearnNation67 reacted to Mysterious_Fish in S92 WJC Team Europe Roster   
    I have left team USA to come to Europe after ending their reign last season so lets try and go for Gold once again! With this stacked team we should be solid and have a great chance.
     
    Forwards
    Adi Dassler @BOOM
    Kimi Raikkonen @mattyIceman
    Jussi Jokinenegg @HearnNation67
    Nico Belique @Syzygy
    Stefan Nikolaev @Is_thatok
    Tom Dufour @Cookie
    Dan jr @Danzo
    Antonia Bucatini @CowboyinAmerica
    Vanuza Kolesinska @chikn
     
    Defensemen
    Karol Lamb @dlamb
    Vlad Von Carstein @Dom
    Guntis Gavilrovs @Girts
    kodie Curran @Battlepopcorn
     
    Goalies
    Giorgiy Costanzov @Mongoose87
    Amir Redzic @Slav_Sloth
     
    Assistant Manager
    @Banackock
     
    Players and Fans of Europe come join us in the fun and exciting atmosphere.

    https://discord.gg/2PMa7cyNnz
     
    Players please ping me (@mysterious_fish) when you join the server so I can give you the role!
     
    Europe for Gold
     

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    HearnNation67 got a reaction from dlamb in Extension - [S93] (S90) LW - Jussi Jokinenegg   
    Consider it accepted! LFG
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    HearnNation67 reacted to ShawnGlade in David Slezak embracing new opportunity with the Oslo Storm   
    Despite an outstanding performance by ice hockey goalie David Slezak last season, boasting impressive stats and demonstrating exceptional skill between the pipes, the overall success of the team remained elusive. Slezak consistently stood tall, making crucial saves and displaying remarkable agility throughout the season. However, the team struggled to secure victories, facing challenges in offensive production and defensive cohesion. His remarkable efforts to keep the team competitive, the lack of support in other areas ultimately hindered the overall success of the squad. Slezak's achievements and resilience in the face of adversity highlight his dedication and talent, even in a season marked by the team's collective struggles.
     
    In the heart of ice hockey passion, where the crisp air echoes with the clashing of sticks and the thunderous cheers of fans, stands a formidable figure ready to defend the sacred goalposts. His name is David Slezak, a seasoned goaltender who has earned his stripes on the ice and is now poised to embark on a thrilling journey with the Oslo Storm in the Virtual Hockey League Europe (VHLE).
     
    Hailing from the Czech Republic, David Slezak's journey to becoming a prominent goaltender in the VHL has been one paved with dedication, skill, and an unyielding passion for the sport. Slezak's early years were marked by an innate talent for stopping pucks and a determination that set him apart from his peers, last season also with Oslo.
    His breakthrough came when he joined the Oslo Storm, a team known for its dynamic gameplay and passionate fanbase. Slezak's arrival in Oslo was met with anticipation, as fans eagerly awaited the goalie who could potentially be the missing piece in their quest for glory in the VHLE.
     
    As the new season dawns upon the VHLE, Slezak has been hard at work honing his skills and fine-tuning his reflexes. The life of a goaltender is one of constant preparation, both mentally and physically. Slezak, known for his meticulous approach to the game, has been working closely with the coaching staff to analyze opponents' strategies and strengthen his weaknesses.
    On the physical front, Slezak has been hitting the gym, focusing on agility drills, and fine-tuning his hand-eye coordination. These efforts are not just for personal glory but are crucial to the Oslo Storm's success in the upcoming season.
     
    Hockey is a team sport, and a goaltender's success is often intertwined with the performance of the entire team. Slezak understands the importance of building strong bonds with his defensive lineup and communicating seamlessly with his teammates. The Oslo Storm have undergone some roster changes, and Slezak has been instrumental in fostering a sense of camaraderie both on and off the ice. Team chemistry is not built overnight, and Slezak's leadership qualities have played a pivotal role in uniting the Oslo Storm under a common goal – to dominate the VHLE and bring home the coveted championship.
     
    Known for their aggressive and fast-paced style of play, the Oslo Storm has always been a force to be reckoned with in the VHLE. Players like Logan Ninefingers @Scurvy and Jussi Jokinenegg @HearnNation67 will carry the team offensively every night and look to put people in seats. Slezak's goaltending prowess aligns seamlessly with the team's strategy, making him a perfect fit for the Storm. His ability to make crucial saves in high-pressure situations adds an extra layer of confidence to the team's offensive endeavors.
    The Oslo Storm's fans, affectionately known as the "Stormchasers," have high expectations for the upcoming season. Slezak's presence between the pipes is seen as a beacon of hope, a guardian who will stand resolute against the fierce attacks of rival teams.
     
    In the unpredictable world of sports, facing adversity is inevitable. Slezak, however, is no stranger to challenges. Throughout his career, he has encountered setbacks, injuries, and moments of self-doubt. Yet, it is in these trying times that the true character of a goaltender is revealed. Slezak's resilience and unwavering determination have seen him rise from the ashes of setbacks stronger and more formidable. The Oslo Storm, recognizing this tenacity, has rallied behind their goaltender, creating a fortress of support that will be crucial in navigating the stormy seas of the VHLE.
     
    Ice hockey is more than just a sport in Oslo; it is a way of life. The Oslo Storm holds a special place in the hearts of its fans, and David Slezak's presence has injected a new level of excitement into the city's hockey scene. The Storm's home games are anticipated events, drawing fans from all corners of the city to witness their team in action.
    Slezak's popularity has transcended the rink, with local businesses and sponsors eager to align themselves with the rising star. The goaltender's affable personality and commitment to community engagement have endeared him to fans and non-fans alike, solidifying his status as not just a sports icon but a community ambassador.
     
    As the VHLE season opener looms on the horizon, the excitement in Oslo is palpable. The Stormchasers, adorned in team colors and chanting fervently, await the moment when David Slezak will lead the Oslo Storm onto the ice for the first time this season. The anticipation is not just about the outcome of a game but about the collective journey of a team with a shared dream. Slezak's presence in goal adds an extra layer of intrigue to the season. Will he emerge as the beacon of hope the Stormchasers believe him to be? Can he thwart the relentless attacks of rival teams and lead the Oslo Storm to victory? Can he repeat his performance from last season? These questions linger in the minds of fans, creating an electric atmosphere that transcends the virtual boundaries of the VHLE.
     
    David Slezak's journey with the Oslo Storm in the VHLE is a testament to the enduring spirit of ice hockey. It's a tale of dedication, camaraderie, and the pursuit of excellence. As the season unfolds, Slezak's performance will not only be a reflection of his individual skill but a symbol of the collective aspirations of the Oslo Storm and its ardent fanbase. The virtual arenas are set, the Stormchasers are ready, and David Slezak stands poised to etch his name into the annals of VHLE history. The puck drops, and the journey begins.
     
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    HearnNation67 reacted to McLovin in S91 WJC Team Europe Roster Announcement!   
    GUESS WHO'S BACK, BACK AGAIN. MCLOVIN'S BACK, TELL YOUR FRIENDS
     
    I am back as Team Europe's General Manager, and I'm very excited to announce this seasons representatives at this seasons World Junior Championship! Without further ado, here is the roster for Team Europe at the S91 WJC!
     
    Forwards:
    Otis Boudreaux Jr @Otis Boudreaux Jr
    Philip Rave @tcookie
    Xiver Zilla @jhatty8
    Alexandre Crosby @hockeyis66
    Miroslav @Zyrok
    Jussi Jokinenegg @HearnNation67
    Baby Moo Moo @Elvis
    Jorjo Costova @Hybrid1486
    Oden Bell @WhiskyJack
     
    Defense:
    Callum Gary Yannick Janser @Daniel Janser
    Joseph Dubois @Dubois
    Didier Verhault @FTK
    Tobias Weiss @jfaly
     
    Goalies:
    Karl Herzlich @LastGoon007
    Clark @cl4rk
     
    Here's the discord link for players and fans alike to use to keep up to date with all things WJC!
     
    https://discord.gg/RSDc6vkq
     
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    HearnNation67 got a reaction from Berocka in Saskatoon Wild Press Conference   
    1. In the words of the great RuPaul: "Good luck, and don't f*ck it up"
    2. I'm looking forward to taking down the first place team, San Diego
    3. I think Rin Kigamine is going to keep up their hotstreak all the way into playoffs
    4. We can hold onto 2nd place.
    5. Tough. I'm stuck between Community, Breaking Bad, and Arrested Development
    6. I haven't watched enough anime to give a good answer to this question so I'm going to plead the 5th
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    HearnNation67 got a reaction from Dadam30 in Saskatoon Wild Press Conference   
    1. In the words of the great RuPaul: "Good luck, and don't f*ck it up"
    2. I'm looking forward to taking down the first place team, San Diego
    3. I think Rin Kigamine is going to keep up their hotstreak all the way into playoffs
    4. We can hold onto 2nd place.
    5. Tough. I'm stuck between Community, Breaking Bad, and Arrested Development
    6. I haven't watched enough anime to give a good answer to this question so I'm going to plead the 5th
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    HearnNation67 got a reaction from Dadam30 in Saskatoon Wild Press Conference   
    1. He had a slow start but I'm happy with his production as of late. Hoping for a bit more consistency going forward.
    2. I think it's our goaltending. Reed has been solid and not much gets past him
    3. I have not
    4. I like it to not taste like coffee
    5. Vanilla soft serve with sprinkles
    6. Strawberry is a very underrated flavor for sure.
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    HearnNation67 got a reaction from Dadam30 in Saskatoon Wild Press Conference   
    1. Not at all, we're a great team and just needed to gel properly
    2. Hard work, great play, and good management
    3. Yes I have
    4. He shoots a lot and seems to have gotten his discipline under control
    5. 100% McDs
    6. Going off the board with this one and picking autumn. It's a nice mix of both
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    HearnNation67 got a reaction from jacobcarson877 in 100 games for Jokinenegg   
    Riga Reign prospect Jussi Jokinenegg recently played in his 100th career game in the VHLM, all with the Saskatchewan Wild. Drafted 24th overall by the Wild, and 42nd overall by Riga, JJ, who hails from a small town in Finland called Kalajoki, has put up 72 points in 101 games. With 57 points as a rookie, Jokinenegg finished 4th in team scoring. The young winger got off to a slow start in his 2nd season and is in the bottom half of the Wild scoring list, but has picked up the pace as the red hot Wild went on a 12-2 run, rocketing them up the standings. The lack of scoring seems to have paid off in the defensive end, however. Jokinenegg is a +13 so far this season, a vast improvement from his - 29 as a rookie. The future is bright for the speedy Fin, and he and the Saskatchewan team prepare to make a run at the title and bring the Founder’s Cup  up north.
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    HearnNation67 got a reaction from Dadam30 in Saskatoon Wild Press Conference   
    1. Not too bad! Still lots of time to go on a hot streak and take first place.
    2. Not the best. Too many penalties and not enough offense.
    3. Rin Kagamine has been getting it done at both ends of the ice and deserves to be recognized.
    4. My lack of offense.
    5. Anywhere warm with family or friends and a drink in my hand.
    6. My grandparents Lebanese food.
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    HearnNation67 got a reaction from badcolethetitan in Saskatoon Wild Press Conference   
    1. I did not expect us to be at the bottom of our division this far into the season. We are giving up far more goals than we should be
    2. I would like Jussi to improve his defensive play
    3. In our limited successes this season, it seems we match up best with Halifax and that's why we get our best results against them.
    4. My grandparents homemade Lebanese food
    5. Late, so I'll just say that I was excited and expected more trades on day one that actually happened, but day 2 was fun
    6. Probably airplane because it's faster but boat would be good for just a short trip that wasn't rushed
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    HearnNation67 got a reaction from jfaly in Steel press conference for the junior showcase tournament   
    1. Jussi will set up some highlight reel goals and help lead Team Steel to victory!
    2. I think Team Steel will be the toughest out because we have an incredible GM (and because we're currently 5-1 as I write this
    3. Based on Jussi's performance so far at the JST, I think he'll be selected lower than originally hoped.
    4. It's a tough choice between King Kisslinger and Marty Byrd. Two outstanding prospects that I can learn a lot from
    5. Lots of confidence from everyone. We know we can get this done. It's a great atmosphere in there
    6. I cannot pick just one, so a few are ACDC, Great Big Sea, Arkells, Billy Talent
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    HearnNation67 got a reaction from Triller in (S90) LW - Jussi Jokinenegg, TPE: 71   
    Player Information
    Username: HearnNation67
    Player Name: Jussi Jokinenegg
    Recruited From: Returning
    Age: 16
    Position: LW
    Height: 78 in.
    Weight: 178 lbs.
    Birthplace: Finland

    Player Page
    @VHLM GM
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    HearnNation67 got a reaction from Pifferfish in (S90) LW - Jussi Jokinenegg, TPE: 71   
    Player Information
    Username: HearnNation67
    Player Name: Jussi Jokinenegg
    Recruited From: Returning
    Age: 16
    Position: LW
    Height: 78 in.
    Weight: 178 lbs.
    Birthplace: Finland

    Player Page
    @VHLM GM
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    HearnNation67 got a reaction from AJW in (S90) LW - Jussi Jokinenegg, TPE: 71   
    Okay great, sounds good!
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    HearnNation67 got a reaction from AJW in (S90) LW - Jussi Jokinenegg, TPE: 71   
    Player Information
    Username: HearnNation67
    Player Name: Jussi Jokinenegg
    Recruited From: Returning
    Age: 16
    Position: LW
    Height: 78 in.
    Weight: 178 lbs.
    Birthplace: Finland

    Player Page
    @VHLM GM
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    HearnNation67 reacted to Garsh in VHLE Poll #2: Paris and Berlin   
    Berlin Brats 
     
    Here is the logo
     

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    HearnNation67 reacted to Viper in VHL 2021 NHL Playoff Bracket Challenge   
    burnt in Chicago
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    HearnNation67 reacted to diacope in Looking back at the Best Shootouts of the Regular Season   
    This week I decided to look at all 57 shootouts this season and find out which teams had the best duels, after selecting my favorites and creating a list I was left with a lot of nominations so I ended up with a few lists, the best goaltending, the best goal scoring and the longest duels we've had, leaving out the shorter shootouts where there was only a few saves or goals. These are the best of the best, which one do you think is the most entertaining?
     
    the Best Goaltenders
     Jacob Tonn 
    Game 470 | London United vs. Vancouver Wolves 
    Both goaltenders duel but Tonn comes out on top with the shutout in the shootout, gloving down a the final snipe shot by Onde Sandstrom headed top shelf
     
     Jacob Tonn
    Game 550 | London United vs. Prague Phantoms
    Tonn doesn't waiver after giving up the shootout tying goal and stops 4 straight shots using all of his equipment, giving his team plenty of chances to score
     
     Jurgis Kalvelis Blazevicius
    Game 59 | HC Davos Dynamo vs. Warsaw Predators
    Backup goaltender Blazevicius shuts down the Warsaw offense with four huge saves, stopping Taro Tsujimoto with a crowd shocking toe save at the beginning and bearhugging a  slap shot from Aloe Dear
     
    Woody McPine
    Game 84 | Malmo Nighthawks vs. Moscow Menaces
    McPine frustrates the Menace shooters by staying solid and wins the game, not buying into Ryan Schwarz's fake shot attempt
     
    Woody McPine
    Game 477 | Malmo Nighthawks vs. Moscow Menace
    After round one blunder, McPine takes advice and get energized by his teammates, stopping the next three shots
     
    Doug Dimmadome 
    Game 132 | New York Americans vs. Los Angeles Stars
    Dimmadome earns his paycheck flying back and forth for the first two shots and sweats it out after the shot rings off the post, gloving it down on the line, after the replay.. SAVE IS GOOD! 
     
     Grekkark Gyrfalcon 
    Game 156 | Prague Phantoms vs. Toronto Legion
    After a huge save stopping Asher Reinhart, silencing the crowd, bench and deflating the Legion, Gyrfalcon tells Thomas to go right side with his next shot and he scores, Gyrfalcon keeps focused on the next shot and stops a bad attempt from a shaken up Jon Webber for the dub
     
     Vsevolod Askarov 
    Game 179 | D.C. Dragons vs. Calgary Wranglers
    Askarov does the dragons dirty and makes three straight saves against three shootout beasts, Groovy Dood, Alex Letang and Jeffrenomitsu The 3rd with a couple of poke checks and glove hand save on Letang
     
    John Poremba 
    Game 181 | Moscow Menace vs. Los Angeles Stars
    Shining in his back up role with three big time stops, Poremba solidifies the Los Angeles Stars as a shootout threat with shooters, goaltending and back ups ready for the spotlight
     
    Ajay Krishna
    Game 228 | Warsaw Predators vs. D.C. Dragons
    Krishna keeps his team in it by stacking his pads against Groovy Dood's speedy left, right dangle while staying big the rest of the way, taking space and not giving any opportunities against The 3rd or Letang, getting the easy win for his team
     
     Calvin Harvey
    Game 272 | Los Angeles Stars vs. Riga Reign
    Harvey shuts down one of the best shootout teams, proving he can go one on one with the best, stopping dangle god Jeffrey Pines with the pads, hard shot John Merrick's laser went into the glove and the creative Its Gucci tried to slow it down but Harvey shut his five hole just in time to give his team the victory
     
    Artem Tretiak
    Game 567 | Malmo Nighthawks vs. New York Americans 
    Stopping three straight shots toward the top of the net, Tretiak holds the fort for his team with excellent reading and glove work
     
     
    the Best Goal Scorers
    Brendan Telker & Druss Deathwalker
    Game 423 | Moscow Menace vs. Malmo Nighthawks
    Malmo ends the shootout quickly without a commercial break as Telker and Deathwalker end Moscow's chances with a few easy dangles, going five hole both times
     
    Chris Hylands &  Thomas Landry II 
    Game 303 | Prague Phantoms vs. Malmo Nighthawks
    In an electric shootout where we saw five goals, Hylands and Landry II exchange highlight reel goals, first Hylands goes in very slow and gets close to the goalie, dangles the puck left, right really quickly which gets the goalie out of position and toe drags it into the empty net. On the other side we saw Landry II shoot the puck off the goaltenders helmet but miss, hit off his helmet and into the net
    Pekko Viitanen, John Merrick & Its Gucci 
    Game 466 | Los Angeles Stars vs. Chicago Phoenix
    Playing it perfectly against the former champions we see a trio of players leave no errors against a tired goaltender, outwaiting and scoring their first two attempts blocker side, the last one under the glove
     
    John Merrick & Jeffrey Pines
    Game 280 | Los Angeles Stars vs. Vancouver Wolves
    The Stars shine and end the shootout with perfection, leaving no errors with a top of the slot wrister through legs by Pines in the crease and a trickling over right pad goal by Merrick to stun the Wolves
     
    Red Lite
    Game 398 | Prague Phantoms vs. New York Americans
    This shootout had to go to a few round into sudden death after both teams failed to solve the opposition and after a long wait and nervous crowd Red Lite wins the game with a slick move that fakes out the goaltender, leaving the top half of the net wide open
     Alex Letang, Groovy Dood & Jeffrenomitsu The 3rd
    Game 368 | Los Angeles Stars vs. D.C. Dragons
    D.C. flips the script on a comfortable in the shootout Los Angeles, scoring three straight goals for the sure win. With the first shot Groovy Dude lifts the puck up a few feet in the air and bats it past Doug Dimmadome's blocker, scoring one of the best this season, second goal we saw The 3rd easily slapping it home through the five hole and the last shot we see a confident Letang skate in with the puck, snapping it past the glove hand
     
     Wolf Weiss
    Game 337 | Helsinki Titans vs. Vancouver Wolves
    In a shootout where both teams could have left the net empty we see give goals from each team, three for Vancouver and two for Helsinki, they always say save the best for last and Weiss was just that, dangling the puck like a madman through his legs confusing the goaltender, easily opening up the net for a wrister upstairs 
     
    John Merrick, Cole Newhook, Roque Davis & Pekko Viitanen
    Game 444 | Los Angeles Stars vs. Moscow Menace
    Seven total goals were scored in this one and both water bottles got a workout after a good start from the goaltenders but it would be the scorers left to show off their skills in an exciting duel, in the end though it was Viitanen who took his chances with a creative move, failing along the way and losing the puck we saw an awful pokecheck attempt totally missing the puck and Kevin Malone drags it into his own net
     
    the Longest Duels
    Game 491 | HC Davos Dynamo vs. Toronto Legion
    This game went 9 rounds and both teams didn't give up after a nail biting start going back and forth, in the end it was the goaltenders who prevailed but it would be veteran Jaxx Hextall coming out victorious with a save against a defender, Shawty Nananana, giving his team the edge in the next round with a sniper Jon Webber who stops the nightmare with backhand fake, forehand wrister past a stretched out Kunibuni UnGuri's glove
     
    Game 340 | Warsaw Predators vs. Malmo Nighthawks
    In our longest shootout of the season we see a back up goaltender duel it out with a starter, Jacob Carson and Artem Tretiak, who both had 8/11 stops in a 22 shooter shootout but it would be the Predators Carson to stop a shot against an offensive defense Alexei Kamenov and a depth player Gino DiGiannantonio who finally solved Tretiak 
     
    Game 541 | Riga Reign vs. Helsinki Titans
    In this one we saw another outstanding effort from both goaltenders, stopping shots from some of the best shooters the league has to offer, in the end though Ray Sheilds snaps the puck under the armpit of a standing Zamboni Driver
     
    Game 44 | Warsaw Predators vs. Chicago Phoenix
    It was early in the season and both squads were fighting it out for top spot which made for a nail biter of a finish, starting things out we see slick moves from both sides in Round #1 and a few more in Round #4, after that we saw the goaltenders take over and extend the shots all the way to Round #8 when Matty Socks broke the silence with an absoloute rocket from the top of the circle
     
     
    Well that ends my list, hope everybody enjoyed.. See you next season!
     
    1502 words without the spoilers
     
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