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Now that's a good way to lose.

Niklaus Mikaelson still gives me nightmares. What a run for that guy. I still credit some of the Meute's woes to Kesler not willing to put Boychuk on the 1st line for a game or two in the playoffs. Wolf/Thomassen were being shutdown consistently, and putting Boychuk either up there with them, or swapping Thomassen to the 2nd line could have mixed it up and provided some goals.

I like it when I get a shutout. GG

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1. I honestly probably don't have a favourite, but the one I eat the most I think would be Wendy's. 2. A playoff team with a chance at the cup. I believe in us! 3. I feel like it's just the luck of the sim sometimes. Simon T can be a real bitch. 4. Not much. Sometimes I watch clips of Doctor Disrespect playing CoD because he's entertaining and he pops up on my Youtube recommended. Sometimes I'll watch some Rocket League. 5. More offensive depth. 6. It's a real bummer that some of my family aren't comfortable with seeing people yet, but as for myself, I'm great. I've been more outdoorsy with bike trails and just trying to get the most out of the sun before it's gone for the winter.

Losing a game in the last 5 minutes is the best!

Benny Graaaaaaaaaaaaaaaves

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I never wanted that win anyways.

I was definitely offended.

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93% saves with over 50 against and a loss. That's some effort.

In bird culture, this is considered a bad game.

What a crazy career Twinger had. Just dominates on international ice, but pretty average otherwise.

Interesting revelation. I guess I never saw the thread, because now that I look at the induction thread, I haven't commented on it. Odd.

Triple assist Graves has arrived.

Can't be mad about a SOL. GG

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Seeing Twinger on the didn't make it list and not seeing Sebastian Ironside at all somewhat baffles me. Ironside is in debates for HoF and Twinger will just never be there.

Groovy Dood x2!

Benny and Xavier lead the way!

1. Ricky Johnson! Dude is just on another level this season. He's almost matched his best seasonal numbers but in half the games. 2. Gorlab. Dude is a gem on and off the ice, and is a graphics god. Possibly controversial to some sometimes, but he's always been in my good books. 3. Whatever colour the Continental Cup is. 4. NBA playoffs, NFL sometimes, sometimes Tennis even. I watch soccer when it's Euros or World Cup. But yeah, mostly hockey all the time. 5. On our team? Probably Benny. League-wise? Probably Tallinder. 6. Still just been working as normal. Been seeing friends sometimes, but basically more video games in general. I've been biking a lot and going on runs, which is sometimes I basically forgot before the pandemic....but like a lot of people it forced me to be more active.

DC On a Roll Don't look now, but the DC Dragons have won 6 straight games, and are 8-2-0 in their last 10. Of course, now that I make this article and talk about it, I will take full blame for a loss tomorrow. Let's take a look at the Dragons last few wins. Moscow Menace vs. DC Dragons 3-1 W In their last game, the Dragons had a big performance by their goaltender, and managed to win 3-1, despite the uneven shots. Guy Lesieur scored at 11:05 in the 1st Period to open this one, with assists going to Ricky Johnson and Xavier leFlamant. Soon after, Groovy Dood took a penalty and the Moscow Menace capitalized on the PP, with a goal Pietro Angellini, assisted by Wolf Stansson. I don't know much about the Menace, but Pietro's 6th goal and Wolf's 9th assist sound like low numbers to be PP unit scorers, but that's just me. Late in the period, Xavier leFlamant scored his 16th of the season to put the Dragons up by 1 heading into the 2nd Period. In the 2nd, Xavier leFlamant scored his 17th and 2nd of the game to put the Dragons up 3-1, with assists going to Johnson and Dood. This score would hold up for the rest of the game, and the Menace would outshoot the Dragons 32-19. Stone Wolski had a big game, saving 31 of 32, and the Dragons walked away with the win. DC Dragons vs. Los Angeles Stars 3-2 SOW In this game, it was a big defensive battle where any team could have come up on top, but Wolski came up huge again. In the 1st Period, Gary Neal scored early to put the Stars up by one. Throughout the course of the game, LA would outshoot the Dragons and that goal would hold up all the way until halfway through the 3rd Period. At 10:33, the LA Stars would get a goal from Gary Neal once again, putting them up 2-0, seemingly having a stranglehold on this game. This was not the case, because with under 3 minutes to go at 17:41 of the 3rd, Boris the Forest and Benny Graves would assist on Lance Flowers' 6th of the season. Right after that at 18:18, Benny Graves scored his 22nd to tie this one up 2-2. LA Stars outshot DC 7-2 in OT but this one headed to a shootout. Stone Wolski saved everything and Xavier leFlamant scored Doug Dimmadome to give the DC Dragons the 3-2 shootout win. Wolski saved 34 of 36, while Dimmadome saved 20 of 22. London United vs. DC Dragons 3-2 W This was a game where DC outplayed London, and it paid off for them despite a lacking goaltending performance. Late in the 1st Period, Guy Lesieur scored on the PP from Boris the Forest and Lance Flowers to put DC up by 1 with a 1-0 score. In the 2nd Period, London United would answer back. At 3:32, Jay Jones scored his 12th of the season to even this one up. Later in the period, James Rose would get his 7th, with an assist to The Terrible Trivium. That 2-1 score would hold until halfway through the 3rd, where DC's Guy Lesieur would score two quick goals, one at 11:09 and another at 11:30 to complete his hat trick and put the Dragons up 3-2. Wolski kept the door closed the rest of the way and Guy Lesieur stole this game away from London. Nils Friedriksen saved 27 of 30 for London and Stone Wolski only saved 15 of 17, and despite that, the Dragons still won.

Ricky and Xavier FTW!