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Please don't tell people we are friends on Snapchat, that was a weak moment. Accept Also in what world am I worth 4 million? ffs Daniel

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Laptop charger broke... +3

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0 games played, 0 points scored, Maxime Perron is moving across Europe to his new home in Davos. After being considered "no longer a youth player" and not being eligible for the VHLM, Perron quickly found himself with an issue. There was no room for him on Helsinki. The team was going through widespread changes, and the roster looked jam packed with players that were going to make the team deadly going into the season. And while he would have enjoyed being a part of that, he knows this is better for him. He was traded to HC Davos. After his first practice back with his team in Helsinki, he was notified by his General Manager that he had been moved and to pack up his stuff. Now he moves to a new city, with new players, but it isn't all bad. He never had a huge chance to rub elbows with teammates in Helsinki, and his career starts off simply in a different city. This season will be key to see if the pickup was a good one for Davos, and Perron hopes to impress the brass in his first season on the team.

Shit son, whaatttt??? Sorry for shitting on your plans Helsinki. Good luck, thanks for giving me an opportunity. Excited to start in Davos

"Lying" I haven't made a sig in about 2 years at this point, so kind of starting over from almost scratch. I remember trying to start again a few months ago and it being so bad that I got unmotivated, but this one was okay so I'm going to try to get back into it

+3 pl0x

Since sitting atop the VHLM scoring table, Perron has had some issues holding onto his level of play. He lost his main winger in Brampton, which lead to a team slide, and the eventual trade of Perron to the Oslo Storm, a competing team in the European division. Since the trade, however, Perron's numbers have dropped even further than previously, and he has fallen to only 12 points in 21 games. His teammate, Romanowski, who was traded with him from Brampton, also hit a slump in Oslo, with 11 points in as many games. It hurt the 2nd year VHLM forward immensely in the points race, and he simply fell out of contention ending the season with only 92 points, when previously on pace to break 150 at the halfway point of the season. Unfortunate, but Perron is not going to let it get him down, as he is going to attempt to keep pace in the playoffs, and make Helsinki going into next season

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Woo (I'm so sorry)

Maxime Perron Forward Points +/-

Still August 2nd here in Hawaii So Claim 3

Hot damn

I'll take 3 Alex

Thanks ty you look pretty too :3

I remember my 8th birthday like it was yesterday Because it was. Claim

The (Minor) League Leaders The VHLM has been an extremely interesting race this season, both for #1 in the standings around the league, which has 5 teams battling for that position all fairly close together in terms of points, and for the fight for the top spot in league scoring among players. Currently dominating the top 3 are players most recently drafted in the Season 44 VHL Entry Draft. And it's time to look at who they are, and what they could mean to their VHL teams down the road C, Maxime Perron (Brampton Blades) Currently the leading scorer of the VHLM, Perron has lead his Brampton blades to a 14-4 record, good for a spot just outside of #1 in the VHLM standings. The most notable asset on this young prospect is his shot. One of the quickest releases the VHLM has ever seen he has contributed to 23 goals in 18 games this season, which places him atop the VHLM. His release is so quick many goaltenders have noted that they do not even have time to set up before he releases, and quite often it is so deceptive they realize he is shooting as the puck is going past. He scored 74 points in 72 games last season for a stacked Brampton squad, and was named captain of the team this season and has taken on the leadership role in full force. Perron was selected 7th overall by Helsinki, and since has shown a serious dedication to his game. The Titans are hoping for another Brody Hodgson in the young player, and he is only impressing more and more every night. He is currently on an 8 game scoring streak as of today. RW, Simon Valmount (Bratislava Watchmen) Valmount was one of last season's most exciting prospects, and for good reason. Rave reviews for the young winger started as soon as he stepped foot in the VHLM. He was the talk of every scout, every GM, and every player, as the dark horse of the draft. Someone who might fall to around pick #5, but end up being one of the best players from the draft. And that's almost exactly what happened. Valmount wound up getting selected by Riga at pick #4 in the VHL draft, to absolute insanity from the fans back in Latvia. Now in the VHLM, Valmount on the wing of Davidson has put up an exceptional 38 points in 19 games. An extremely well rounded player, he has put up 19 goals and 19 assists this season, while contributing at both ends of the ice. And that is the thing that separates him from Perron. He has 71 hits, 11 shots blocked, and is a very pesky player with 44 penalty minutes, with 4 of them being fights. While his plus minus is substantially smaller than Perron's (who has +30 to Valmount's +18), he is put on the ice a lot of the time that Bratislava starts in the defensive zone. That is serious value that is very underrated. Valmount is currently the best player who is still in the VHLM. Riga is going to be very excited for this kid's future. C, Alexander Davidson (Bratislava Watchmen) Davidson and Perron will probably be compared together for the rest of their careers. Perron was selected one spot before Davidson, who ended up going to the New York Americans at pick #8. Davidson has shown a lot of skill this season alongside Valmount, noticed for being able to move the puck up the ice well with an absolutely incredible first pass. His playmaking ability is bar none what sets him apart from anyone else currently in the VHLM. And this season, to back that up, he has posted a respectable 14 goals to his 23 assists. Very close in points to his teammate, they are both working extremely hard to catch Perron at the top of that leaderboard. The S44 Draft was seen as a weaker draft for top end talent in recent memory, however one cannot scoff at the fact that there are going to be some excellent prospects coming out of there. Guys who are criminally underrated that will make the VHL interested when they make it to the show. *I would have done 4 including Jefferson Jackson, however he was just called up to the VHL with his team in Quebec.

"Retool" is a word that General Manager tfong used before the season had begun to describe the Brampton Blades upcoming season. The team lost very important players after it's finals appearance the season before and looked to be a team that needed some time to get it together before another run. Veteran Maxime Perron was one of the only players still remaining on the team as tfong moved out players for draft picks, hoping his team would still be able to fight in to be in the playoffs, but would have a great standing in the next season. However, what happened next was unimaginable. Brampton sits at 14-4, a mere 3 points from 1st in the league with a game in hand, all lead by captain Maxime Perron and rookie Jefferson Jackson. Together they have scored 79 points for the team, Perron being the league leader in scoring with 42 points in 18 games. No on expected this level of production out of the team being carried by two stars. Time will tell if they can compete in the playoffs, but it is an exciting team to watch as of this moment

An absolute honour 42 in 18 now, leading the league