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Player Information Username: 73MPL4R Player Name: Damian Steele Recruited From: Returning Age: 18 Position: C Height: 69 in. Weight: 170 lbs. Birthplace: United States of America Player Page @VHLM GM

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1. What do you honestly think of Toronto's season so far? It's been a very, very pleasant surprise how well we've been doing this season. I'm honestly not expecting a cup run but we absolutely have a playoff push in us.2. Do you think we'll 'fall back to Earth', or do you expect Toronto to maintain a moderate winning record? I can see us hitting a wall sometime soon but I don't think it'll hurt too much if we keep pushing through it.3. What do you think of your own individual players performance? I'm gonna be honest, depreciation has hit me hard this season. I'm not doing terrible all things considered but really not putting up the numbers that I would like to be.4. Do you prefer team press conferences, or the ask three answer three McWolf created? I like the standard pressers more, to be perfectly honest.5. Any surprises this season from your player? Not really. I've only got a couple seasons left so I've been due for a slump for a while.6. Do you have any holiday plans? Just celebrating with family, eating a big dinner, that kinda thing.

Not the kind of all time record I would've wanted but I'll take it

Transaction ID: 20763510390761247 5 uncapped (claiming week end 9/19) Free Week (claiming week end 9/26)

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Season 76 was a very exciting time for LA Stars prospect Nathan Steele. Not only did he nearly quintuple his point totals from last season, but he is capping off his time in the VHLM as a Founder's Cup champion with the Mexico City Kings. "It still doesn't feel real to me," Steele said to reporters after the game. "Even standing there on the ice holding the cup over my head, it all felt like a wild dream. I couldn't ask for a better way to end my time in Mexico, and it's a memory I'll always cherish." When asked about his future with Los Angeles, Steele had this to say: "I've been watching them closely ever since they drafted me, and even though they didn't have a great year, I feel like I can make a solid difference. I'm willing to do everything in my power to help bring this team into playoffs and beyond, and I think they know that." Steele is expected to make his VHL debut with the Stars in Season 77.

1. Absolutely. At the very least we'll hold our position in the Western Conference given that Saskatoon is miles behind us. 2. Probably my shooting. I'm not really a scorer, I just set up the guys who are. 3. Absolutely not. It's the best name both in the M and in the VHL as a whole. 4. Maybe not that long, but we definitely can get another streak going. 5. Wheaties hasn't been returning my calls so I have to settle for Manscaped. 6. I'm partial to a good game of Sorry.

1. Very excited. I want to show everyone both here and in LA why picking me was a good idea. 2. I want to improve my game and help bring this team to a cup on my road to the VHL. 3. Working together and getting those pucks in the net. 4. I've been trying to set some sessions in with everyone to build up our chemistry. That's what's really important. 5. I don't watch a whole lot of TV but when I do it's usually sports. 6. I'm gonna be biased here because I'm from there but I'd love to see a team in a North Carolina city like Raleigh or Charlotte.

1. I need more music recommendations. Who is your favorite musical artist? I listen to a wide variety of bands. Right now I'm into Imagine Dragons and Panic! At the Disco 2. What would be your goal song? I'd probably have to go with Natural by Imagine Dragons 3. What is your first hockey memory? I don't know if this counts, but playing Wayne Gretzky's 3D Hockey on N64. I remember always picking the Mighty Ducks because they had the coolest logo. 4. Is hockey your number one sport? If not, what is? It definitely is, has been for a long time. 5. Would you rather be the captain of a team or the MVP of a team? I think the captaincy would be the more rewarding of the two. It shows your leadership skill and the trust your players have in you, which is just as important as being a high scorer. 6. Do you think it’s more important to have fun, or to win? Always to have fun. For a lot of us that's why we play the game. 7. What is your biggest sports regret? Not playing very many sports as a kid. I played T-ball in 1st grade but our team sucked and I had zero motivation to play and never did anything else sporty afterwards, and I wish I had.

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