VinCal

1.Rested legs over tired ones
2.Condor Adrienne
3.Sigard Gunnar
4. LA
5. LA
6.Top 3 

@VinCal

1.Its great to see the league is growing.
2.i haven’t played in the States yet so LA would be cool.
3. I hope me (Vin Calia) but Henrik Zoiderberg has already made a name for himself .
4. You of course.
5.2 dogs, Golden Retriever and Yellow Lab
6. just want to concentrate on playing right now

We gunna win it all.
 
Vin Calia and Tyler Barabash Jr fight to a draw at 11:29 of 1st period
Vin Calia and Tyler Barabash Jr fight to a draw at 12:00 of 3rd period
 
Some unexpected beef by @VinCal

Last night the Moscow Menace took advantage of the Prague Phantoms miscues with 3 power play goals to go on to a 4-2 win on the road. The Menace dominated the 1st period and the first of their power play goals was scored by Henrik Zoiderberg, his 23 from Nate Telker at 6:30. Four minutes later Aleelee Kiak put Moscow up 2-0 with his 9th , set up by Ryo Yamazuki II and Jacob Perry at 10:12.
                                                       2nd period was polar opposite with the Phantoms dominating the play. Three minutes into the period they cut the lead in half with a goal by Alex Pearson, his 10th from Cinnamon Block and Roll Fizzebeef. Midway through the period Prague pulled even with a Gary Tarantino goal, number 9, from Dagmar Havlova and Waolf Stannson  Jr.
                                                       The 3rd period was no different then the 2nd, except Moscow goalie stole the show saving all 13 shots he face and 38 of 40 in the game. Moscow capitalized on the power play with a Jacob Peery goal, number 6 from Vin Calia and Yamazuki II at 6:45. Menace put the icing on the cake at 16:24 with their third power play goal and again Jacob Perry set up from Dean Clark and Derek Erikkson. 
                                                      The win put Moscow over .500 with a 23-22-4 record. It was their 2nd in a row.
                                               

Last night the Moscow Menace took advantage of the Prague Phantoms miscues with 3 power play goals to go on to a 4-2 win on the road. The Menace dominated the 1st period and the first of their power play goals was scored by Henrik Zoiderberg, his 23 from Nate Telker at 6:30. Four minutes later Aleelee Kiak put Moscow up 2-0 with his 9th , set up by Ryo Yamazuki II and Jacob Perry at 10:12.
                                                       2nd period was polar opposite with the Phantoms dominating the play. Three minutes into the period they cut the lead in half with a goal by Alex Pearson, his 10th from Cinnamon Block and Roll Fizzebeef. Midway through the period Prague pulled even with a Gary Tarantino goal, number 9, from Dagmar Havlova and Waolf Stannson  Jr.
                                                       The 3rd period was no different then the 2nd, except Moscow goalie stole the show saving all 13 shots he face and 38 of 40 in the game. Moscow capitalized on the power play with a Jacob Peery goal, number 6 from Vin Calia and Yamazuki II at 6:45. Menace put the icing on the cake at 16:24 with their third power play goal and again Jacob Perry set up from Dean Clark and Derek Erikkson. 
                                                      The win put Moscow over .500 with a 23-22-4 record. It was their 2nd in a row.
                                               

1. I always respect what Victor does. He’s one of the best in the business.
2.we’re fine and even better in the future!
3.I’m still a rookie but if coach wants me to step up , I’ll do what I have too.
4. I like it here but , hey , it’s a business.
5. Oh wow, I’m am 80’s guy. That’s my generation.
6.I’ll go with Billy Joel.

1. I always respect what Victor does. He’s one of the best in the business.
2.we’re fine and even better in the future!
3.I’m still a rookie but if coach wants me to step up , I’ll do what I have too.
4. I like it here but , hey , it’s a business.
5. Oh wow, I’m am 80’s guy. That’s my generation.
6.I’ll go with Billy Joel.

@VinCal
 
claiming this for theme week doubles, but will be using the third week of my previously posted MS for this week's PT as per the announcement

Easy read, breaking down Greg Eagles career as a goaltender and how he fared in the playoffs each year. Was well written and  let us know how he thinks things will go this season.
 
8/10

The ice time is here now, time to pounce.

Little bit of a grudge against the Dynamo.

Really?    It took me an hour. I’m not the best with a computer but I will try to be better ??‍♂️  Thanks

We just keep giving them wins cuz we like them.
 
Roll Fizzlebeef and Vin Calia fight to a draw at 6:49 of 3rd period
 
Small but important contribution by @VinCal

1. I was busy in the VHLM finals so I didn’t follow much but it looks like Scott Greene was solid.
2. I’m sorry that I didn’t get the chance to play with them.
3.I did sign up and I’d love to stay local and draft Zoiderberg.
4. Solid. From what I can see is Moscow is a well run organization.
5. I think we should get some competition from Prague.
6. I’ll sit out this question and take all the advice I can get. Thank you in advice.

Really?    It took me an hour. I’m not the best with a computer but I will try to be better ??‍♂️  Thanks

Short Interview between Moscow's Rookie Vin Calia and The Associate Press
              AP- So how did you feel all day leading up to your debut?
                VC- I was a little restless throughout the day. I went through my daily routine and kept busy. I went for my morning run, walked the dogs, played a little PlayStation, before I headed to the arena for our afternoon skate and shoot around.
                AP- What was the atmosphere in the locker room like for you before the game?
                VC- Just like any other game but with a bit more nerves being its opening night and I was making my VHL debut. Even though I was traded over here and I'm unfamiliar with my surroundings, the guys, management, and the people of Moscow have been great to me.
                AP- And the game?
                VC- "Sigh". I'd be a liar if I told you I wasn't nervous. Once the puck dropped and I took my first shift, I felt great. I was playing the game I love, for a great Organization, for a well respected GM @Victor. Though I wish we got the win, it was a great experience. I look forward to a long career playing this game.