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Alex Bridges IV was caught at a local bar in recent footage that was leaked on the VHL forums, and has left Houston Bulls management furious. The current right winger for the Bulls has not yet made a statement on the matter, but the organization has said they will take actions to control him and prevent further occurrences from happening. Teammates in the past have stated their concerns on the issue as they claim this is not the first time Bridges IV has been out late at night partying and having fun before a game. Although he continues to be a workhorse out on the ice, and production doesn’t seem to be slowing down for the young man, definitely still something to look out for as it’s been a growing trend. Keep in mind, he comes from a long line of busts once they hit the VHL level. With being drafted recently, highest a Bridges family member ever has been, he has set a high bar for himself - and it would be a shame if he fell short so early. word count 181

Thank ya Steve! Ill have to remove the NHL logo for my next one lol, always end up forgetting about it.

1. Definitely Easter, gives off similar energy to Christmas. 2. There was definitely room for improvement, but we kicked it into another gear this week. 3. I thought UCONN was gonna go for a run this year, although I have Duke winning it all. 4. I think the Kings are gonna be our rivals due to us being in the same division, and very close in skill level. 5. Yea, excited for some warm weather and sunny days. 6. The Toronto Legion look like a pretty solid team so far.

DC Dragons S98 PC Answer 6 to get 2 TPE 1. The season just started and were sitting at 0-1-0. How did your player do in the first game of the season? 2. What are your plans and expectations for your player and our team this season? 3. Who do you want to, or predict, will win the cup this year in the VHL? 4. What is a real NHL franchise which you would compare the DC Dragons to currently? 5. Who would you consider as DC's rival? Are you willing to line brawl against them? 6. If we had to rename our franchise, but had to keep DC at the start, what would you name us? (DC _______)

1 - RW - Cardinal Copia - 356 TPE @Beketov First line - 44 goals - 51 assists - 95 points 2 - D - Peter Venkman - 336 TPE @Josh First pairing - 18 goals - 55 assists - 73 points 3 - G - Toby Bob - 358 TPE @Baby Boomer Starter - 37 wins - .921 SV% - 9 shutouts 4 - C - Gingy - 325 TPE @MexicanCow123 First line - 42 goals - 51 assists - 93 points 5 - RW - Agustin Martinez - 299 TPE @SleepyPlayz First line - 32 goals - 55 assists - 87 points 6 - RW - Ryan Mantzz - 271 TPE @Rkhockey9 First line - 25 goals - 47 assists - 72 points 7 - RW - Alex Bridges IV - 301 TPE @Oatex First line - 26 goals - 56 assists - 82 points 8 - D - Tina Hughes - 309 TPE @tinafrombobsburgers Second Pairing - 15 goals - 45 assists - 60 points 9 - C - Sidney Sheppard - 321 TPE @GoodLeftUndone First line - 29 goals - 59 assists - 88 points 10 - LW - Zak Trokker - 301 TPE @Peace First line - 34 goals - 48 assists - 82 points 11 - LW - Jakub Kovar - 209 TPE @MichkovSzn Second line - 21 goals - 33 assists - 54 points 12 - D - Bazooka Joe - 229 TPE @ScottyP First pairing - 11 goals - 43 assists - 54 points 13 - LW - Lorenzo Mancini - 188 TPE @GioSivo First line - 13 goals - 35 assists - 48 points 14 - LW - MacGregor Walcott - 199 TPE @Spade18 Second line - 16 goals - 31 assists - 47 points 15 - D - Remain Six Meters Back From Me - 177 TPE @Gaming Ringleader Second pairing - 5 goals - 29 assists - 34 points 16 - D - Darko Alexander Malkovich SR - 160 TPE @AColdCanadian Second pairing - 7 goals - 24 assists - 31 points Word Count 249

1. I think what we got from the trade will definitely help us, so yea, worth it. 2. From an AGM standpoint, I was super excited with both choices. 3. All my fellow dragons were cheered for, of course. 4. Only one right answer... the DC Dragons. 5. At this rate I would say that Sadie has a pretty good chance at getting it. 6. Chilling at a beach, getting some AGM work done. 7. I think you could see their defense get beat a few times, but a stud goaltender and great offense will definitely help with that. 8. Got there when the season ended, super thrilled to be staffing such an electric team.

1. So yea, theres this guy - Alex Bridges IV is the name I believe? Seems to be solid. Hope we get him! 2. Not quite. I AGM for DC so i've seen our trades, also followed up on Pragues now. But other than that? No. I have heard about some scamming though. 3. We never left, thats a quitters mentality lol. 4. We go back to the family in Venice, Italy. Thats where the Bridges bloodline resides, and where I kick it for the offseason. 5. Being that im in Italy, pizza and pasta, I mean, what else? Right? 6. Im assuming around 450 if I had to take a guess. Maybe 425? Around there.

Bridges IV was just recently drafted 7th overall by the Prague Phantoms of the VHL. Just around where he was expected to go, he was thrilled by the atmosphere he arrived to. Bridges IV is currently playing for team Europe in the WJC, as he plans to enter his 2nd season in the VHLM at around 300 TPE. He should be ready for the VHL come next season, and should definitely be a key contribution down the line. The whole fanbase is wondering if he will live up to his draft day hype, or fall short later down the line - a growing trend in the Bridges family history. Playing his second season in Houston soon, now under new management - Bridges IV has stated that he plans to lead the league in points before he departs for the big show. Critics don't believe he is set to his this goal, but we'll follow closely. Word Count 153

You werent selected for team europe so you went into a draft pool because we dont have enough players from asia, and i selected you!

Welcome back everyone, I’m a guy of simplicity. We don’t celebrate, we win. Thats what we did last season, and what I plan to do again this season. Without further ado, I’m proud to present the S97 Team Asia WJC Roster: Forwards LW - Steven Nichols @SlyDigi LW - Dart-For-Moderator @fonziGG LW - Egor Shomin @ZaVoenmeh LW - Family Mart @birb RW - Agustin Martinez @SleepyPlayz LW - Lorenzo Mancini @GioSivo LW - Arochimaru Shahar @Zurgzz C - Invader Zimothy Timothy @Emperor_Fun LW - Kal El @Viper Defense D - Kurt Bachmann @Blutch D - Kazuma Satou @Spartan D - Cysteine @Bea D - Bazooka Joe @ScottyP The Tandem G - Vladimir Trunov @qripll G - Kim Chi @AW13 Im glad to have every single one of you representing a newly flourishing Asia team. Let’s aim to keep the legacy alive ** ATTENTION: Please join below DISCORD https://discord.gg/xtnBqbJj

Alex Bridges IV stood at the edge of the rink, his breath misting the cold air as the Zamboni faded into the distance. The ice stretched out in front of him, glass-smooth, just as it always was. The S98 VHL draft was only weeks away, and the weight of it all seemed to be heavier with each passing day. A generational talent, they said. Projected top 10 pick. His name had been on the lips of scouts and coaches for over a season now. But it wasn't so much what everyone else thought as much as what his family thought. His father, Alex Bridges III, had been selected #41 in the VHL. His grandfather, Alex Bridges II, had gone #59 in the same draft. And his great-grandfather, Alex Bridges, had been selected at #19 overall. The tradition was rich, a river that flowed through the generations, and Alex was meant to carry it further than anyone. But the pressure? The pressure was something he had not anticipated. He’d heard it all his life, "You’ve got it in your blood, Alex. You’ll make us proud." And while the words were comforting, they only added weight to his shoulders. How could he possibly live up to the expectations? His family had been hockey royalty, their names etched in the history of the VHL. The stakes were high, and as the draft drew nearer, so did his fear of falling short, just as he did in the VHLM draft, going at #23. The rink was empty now, apart from Alex and his coach, who bellowed orders from the other side of the ice. Alex was halfway through a practice session, one of dozens of others that had consumed his life for as long as he could remember. He did not mind the grind - he thrived on it, actually - but lately, it had felt less like practice for someday and more like practice for a moment that frightened him. His routine was the same every day: wake up early, gym, ice, repeat. The physical sessions were hard, but it was the mental side that exhausted him. His head was filled with thoughts of the draft, of all the things that might go wrong, of the possibility that he wasn't the player that everyone believed he would be. A top 10 pick was a dream, but what if it was not his dream? What if the burden of his family's tradition smothered him? "Focus, Alex," he said to himself, pushing those thoughts to the back of his mind. The scratch of skates slicing ice was the only thing he could focus on as he practiced his quick turns, his shots, his sprints. It was in these moments, when he was lost in the rhythm of the game, that everything else faded away. But in the quiet hours of the night, when he was in bed staring at the ceiling, the weight of his family's legacy returned. His father had been drafted into the VHL, true, but hadn't ever quite made the top. His grandfather had amazing potential, but he stepped away early. And his great-grandfather, well, he'd been a legend. But that was the problem: Alex's great-grandfather was a legend. Could he ever live up to that? Out on the ice, he shook those thoughts away and skated harder, faster. He couldn't do anything about the past, but he could about what lay in front of him. The VHL draft was coming, and soon his name would be called. But in that moment, as the cold wind swept across the rink, Alex knew this much for sure: wherever he got picked, he would forge his own path. The stress, the worry - they would always be present. But they did not have to define him. He was not just Alex Bridges IV. He was his own skater, his own individual, and his own legacy, which was soon to be written. With a final push, Alex skated harder, a spark of hope igniting in his chest. The draft was coming, and he would be ready. Word Count 683