Tacocat

Robert Renner for obstacle course and possibly hardest shot.

1. It's definitely been an experience! The learning curve isn't too bad, though I've had real life hit me like a ton of bricks which has impeded my player's growth. But the games and people here are fun. 2. Sometimes some of the info for the rookies can be hard to hunt down. Breaking down getting TPE, how to develop as a player, things like that, aren't always in the same spot or in an intuitive location (ie there's not a comprehensive breakdown of TPE in the points forum, though going to the newbie forum isn't a hardship.) 3. I've mostly skimmed but it's been interesting. I enjoy seeing the draft ranking changes. 4. To do my best and continue to develop and learn the ropes. And win of course! 5. I would consider my own team, Ottawa Lynx, to have the best shot. We are breaking away from the middle of the pack and rapidly catching up on Halifax as our players develop, and it's a trend I expect to continue. 6b. This is a great team, good leadership and management staff, and solid veterans that help out the rookies like myself.

Renner +4

Jake Wise, actually, I think. Just grabbed the first photo that fit the look I wanted. And yeah, I'll need to see what I can do. What programs are people using? Mine won't do layers for the free version and I'm cheap.

Some questions for you: 1. Have you always played left wing, or have you played other forward roles before? 2. What type of playstyle do you prefer? 3. What NHL players do you look up to? 4. What was your favorite NHL team growing up? 5. Is a hot dog a sandwich?

While I consider myself to have solid two-way play, I definitely tend more towards being a stay-at-home defenseman.

I'm a recent alumni of the USNTDP, currently a prospect for the upcoming VHLM draft, and I'm available for any and all questions.

My boy's a solid USNTDP alumni, for all you GMs out there.

First graphic and I kinda suck so it's basic bitch, but here's my VHLM draft prospect, looking fine in his USNTDP fishbowl.

that is an excellent cat

I'm all about them palindromes. And thanks, I'll be sure to check everything out!

Howdy! I've never done anything like this but it seems really interesting.

Player Information Username: Tacocat Player Name: Robert Renner Recruited By: Spade Age: 19 Position: D Height: 71 in. Weight: 180 lbs. Birthplace: Dallas Player Page