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Well the playoffs are over and Calgary came out on top, handing Moscow yet another loose in the finals. We've heard that story many, many times for the Menace haven't we? At the very least Moscow did have that win in S94 so despite all the finals they've made over the last 20 or so seasons, they can at least say they have a cup win. Speaking of playoffs here's a fun fact, S98 was the fourth time Kadachi has made the post season in his career, the others being S96, S94 and S93. Why do I bring this up? Because it's the first time one of my players has made the post season more than three times. Most Hextall and Ori made it only three times, Ori in his last three seasons (S84-S86) and for the Hexy S72, S74 and S77. I've never had a lot of luck making the playoffs consistently for a long stretch of time. Three in a row is the most and that won't be broken by Kadachi cause he didn't make the playoffs in S97. Kadachi can make the playoffs for a fifth time in his career in S99 which will be his final season, speaking of which which milestones could he hit in his swan song season? He would need 38 goals to hit 250 which considering the drop this season is unlikely, 11 assists for 250, totally could get there, and 49 points for 500 career points, that's a safe bet too. He needs 373 shots to reach 3000, he's had over 400 the last three seasons so he should get there. 121 more penalty minutes to reach 1500, he hasn't had less than that since S92. 33 more hits will bring him to 2500, I think he could reach 2800 career hits by seasons end. One more game winner would give him 40 and one more power play goal would give him 50. (word count 322)

1. Well by not changing out the entire core that's for sure, I think you try and pick up new players for the ones leaving/retiring and we give it one more go for season 99, a good bit of the team is S91 players. 2. Tobirama from Naruto lol 3. I mean I would probably call it by it's old name for a while at least. 4. ketchup 5. McDavid, Crosby, McKinnon, Makar, and Headmen. 6. Halloween.

1. Well since I'm doing this late.... I don't think it matters now. 2. Jets and Blues 3. Sadly the answer was yes. I guess a lamb or something. 4. I don't have nachos if ever so umm.... cheese? 5. Very good careers and am gonna be sad to see them gone, good to play with both of ya. 6. Usually more on the scheduled side? but not completely, good to be able to do something on the fly.

This not what the Toronto Legion were expecting or hoping for, a first round exit to the New York Americans. There's some pain there for Kadachi as I played for the franchise for two seasons in 95 and 96. Toby Kadachi scored two goals and had zero assists, 21 shots on net, 13 penalty minutes and 29 hits, he scored the one game winner in the only game they took in the series. It's a painful loss for the Legion as they have to say goodbye to Walter Fitzroy Jr and Raimo Tuominen, Tuominen had his third best season points wise and lead the team in scoring. It was the hope to send his career out with a bang but it was not to be. Toronto is, as one might expect, filled with veteran players, a number of S91 draftees, Toby Kadachi and Spanish Moon Moth for the forward core and both goalies are from the same draft, Dalkr Vidarsson and Toddly Bobbly. The team still sits in a pretty good position to try for a cup in S99 but after that there may need to be a rebuild or retool, an infusion of young talent will be sorely needed. The team has one S92 draftee (DB IV) and one S93 draftee (Gul Dukat) currently with the rest being S94 or S95. There are a few prospect players for them, all S97, but it remains to be seen if they will be ready for the big leagues. (word count 247)

Kadachi is 100% a wrecking ball (also my favorite hero to play in Overwatch lol)

Toby Kadachi and the Toronto Legion are currently waiting to see who they will face from the play in round. The team finished first in the North America conference, just barely finishing ahead of the Seattle Bears, a race that came right down to the end of the season, Legion beat them out by one point, and are one of only two teams to make it to 50 wins this season. Overall they finished second, one point behind the Moscow Menace. It was a very tight race all around as only five team reached 100 plus points, the three mentioned before, the Helsinki Titans tied with the Bears with the exact same record, and the Riga Reign barely made it to the mark, landing on 100 exactly. Kadachi provided great depth scoring for the team, while this season is the first to see Kadachi score less goals he didn't seem to mind, putting the team first. He finished with 25 goals, 44 assists for 69 points, the 44 assists is a career high for him. Kadachi did what he does best, despite having over 100 less hits than he did last season, he still lead the league in hits, with 330, the only player this season to have over 300. Kadachi wasn't in the penalty box as often as he usually is this season, being tied for 7th overall with 152. Toby will continue to provide that toughness and depth scoring in the post season, it's been the greatest strength of the Legion this season, there is no one or two players you can look to shut down, it's a whole team effort and every play is a threat. (word count 279)

Kadachi and his 443 hits (good for second place if if I'm not mistaken) last season would like to have a word with you.

1. Gonna say yes. 2. I've only been to one from what I can remember, was for a cousin. 3. Depth scoring, lots of our players can chip in with goals. 4. Nothing really, no snow I guess? (I say this only from a driving perspective) 5. Wranglers perhaps? Because they seem the most defensive minded. 6. Vegetable soup I guess.

1. Not many sellers I guess? Not sure 2. I do not. 3. 30-ish probably? 4. Only if I've known them as a certain character for a long time, like Iron Man/Robert Downey Jr, Captain Jack Sparrow/Johnny Depp, and of course Pierce Brosnan as James Bond. 5. The Milkman. 6. Butter layered, lots of butter!!

I don't think I've ever had a player that was so fitting for a theme week, but Toby Kadachi is truly one of the tough guys in the league, and that was always one of the goals with him, after all one of my inspirations for making him was Stu Grimson, aka the Grim Reaper. I choose to make Kadachi the same height as him. I don't want this entire post to be just focused on my player as there have been some other tough guys he has played against. I do want to say that it has very humbling seeing all the posts that Kadachi has been, whether isn't a graphic or media spot I've greatly enjoyed seeing them, feel like it's the most one of my players has ever been mentioned. I don't think I myself would consider Toby Kadachi the toughest guy in the league but he's still in that heavy weight bracket, where he can absolutely punch it out with some of the best, any team he's on, he's the guy you have to go through if your trying to get at a teammate of his. I don't it will come as any surprise when I say I think Tommy Sleeves is the toughest guy in the league, he's lead the league in both hits and penalty minutes multiple times. I have no doubt he'll pass 2000 penalty minutes and sure he'll hit 2500 hits as well. He's at two seasons above 300 penalty and two others within ten minutes of reaching the mark, he's reached over 400 hits twice in his career as well. It's a shame that for the 6'8" 250 pound blue liner that this is his last season, many players will be glad to not have to deal with this tough guy anymore but the league will miss him, and I think even my own player will miss the chance to drop the gloves with him. Speaking of Toby Kadachi, less talk about him some more. While he won't be breaking any records he will be high up on some of those lists, at the current time of writing this Kadachi would be 18th overall in career hits, the list I'm looking at only has retired players on it, so besides Tommy Sleeve I'm not sure if there are some other active players that are ahead of Kadachi in terms of career hits. Toby at this moment would be right ahead of Xin Xie Xiao, a player from the S30's and 40's. Last season Kadachi put up a monster amount of hits with 443, thanks to being pointed in the right way, a list was shared that has the most hits in a season and Kadachi would place second on it, just two hits ahead of Simon Valmount's S49 performance with 441. The only player with more hits in a season is the legendary Gabriel McAllister, who in S61 had 461 hits!! (funny enough despite this record setting number, only ended up with 2079 career hits, still a lot but less than one might expect). Kadachi is the first player in 36 seasons to get anywhere close to that all time record. to close this out, his current career numbers are 1329 penalty minutes and 2370 hits, I've said before I expect him to finish with over 1500 PIM and 2500 hits, Toby has been a little penalty happy this season but I believe should still reach that mark, hits wise I think he could probably make it to 2700+ if he can keep it up into his last season. Truly a tough guy for the ages. (word count 605)

1. Hard to say, I feel like we're a pretty good all around team, maybe an upgrade on the blue line? Really not sure. 2. Probably Bale Batman, I've seen those ones the most. 3. Very important I think, if they wanna mess with anyone they gotta go through Kadachi first. 4. I could see the Rangers making it over Montreal but that's the only one. 5. Very big by the looks of it. Possibly the biggest. 6. Cooking lol

Thank you a lot!! It looks really good!!

A player that inspired me in creating Toby Kadachi was Stu Grimson (aka the Grim Reaper). We was one of the toughest, no doubts about that.

Thanks!!

Where can I see the list of all time hits leaders?