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Game 327 Saskatoon Wild vs. Mississauga Hounds In a disappointing game for the Saskatoon Wild, they were shut out 4-0 by the Mississauga Hounds. Saskatoon struggled to generate offense, managing only 16 shots compared to Mississauga's 27. The Wild were not able to capitalize on any of their opportunities and failed to get anything past Mississauga's goaltender. On the other hand, the Hounds were able to take advantage of their opportunities, scoring four goals on Saskatoon's goaltender. The game was highlighted by the strong performance of the Hounds' top line, with Reginald the Dodo, Jonny Elgar, and Austin Goulet each scoring two points and earning the three stars of the game. This loss is a tough blow for the Saskatoon Wild as they look to finish the season strong. With only a few games remaining in the season, they will need to regroup and come out stronger in their upcoming games if they hope to climb the standings. For the Mississauga Hounds, this win puts them one step closer to securing a playoff spot and provides a boost to their momentum as they head into the final stretch of the season.

Game 325 Ottawa Lynx vs. Saskatoon Wild In an exciting matchup between the Ottawa Lynx and Saskatoon Wild, the Lynx came out on top with a 3-2 victory. Despite being outshot by Saskatoon 26-21, Ottawa was able to capitalize on their opportunities and secure the win. The game's first star was awarded to Conference Prince-de-Galles, who had a standout performance with one goal and one assist. Davis McLirath was named the second star of the game for his solid defensive play, and Harry Callahan earned the third star for his contribution to the Lynx's offensive efforts. Both teams put up a strong fight, with Saskatoon's Montgomery Burns played well in the losing effort. However, Ottawa's strong defensive play and timely goals proved to be too much for Saskatoon to overcome. This win puts Ottawa in a solid position as they continue to battle for a playoff spot, while Saskatoon will need to regroup and refocus as they look to climb the standings in the coming weeks.

During a recent press conference, Saskatoon Wild forward Montgomery Burns answered questions regarding his individual success this season, as well as his team's struggles. The Saskatoon Wild sit near the bottom of the VHL standings, and Burns has experienced a dip in his performance during the latter half of the season. When asked about his personal achievements, Burns credited his hard work and dedication to his craft. "I'm proud of what I've accomplished individually, but at the end of the day, it's all about the team and getting wins," he stated. "I just want to do whatever I can to help the team succeed." Despite his individual success, Burns expressed frustration with his team's overall performance. "It's been a tough year for us," he admitted. "We've had our fair share of struggles, but we're a tight-knit group and we're not giving up. We're going to keep fighting until the very end." When asked about his future with the Saskatoon Wild, Burns was noncommittal. "Right now, my focus is on finishing the season strong and doing whatever I can to help the team," he said. "As for the future, that's something that I'll have to discuss with my agent and the team." While Burns may be disappointed with his team's lack of success this season, his dedication to improving his performance and helping his team win has not wavered. As the season winds down, it will be interesting to see how Burns and the Saskatoon Wild finish out their season.

Montgomery Burns stood at the podium, surrounded by microphones and reporters eagerly waiting to ask questions about his performance and the Saskatoon Wild's season. It was clear that the season had not gone as well as they had hoped, and the team was struggling to find wins. "Monty, how would you evaluate your performance this season?" asked a reporter. Burns took a deep breath and thought for a moment before answering. "I think I've had some good games and some not-so-good games. Overall, I'm not happy with where I'm at. I know I could have done more to help the team win." Another reporter chimed in, "Do you think the team's struggles are more of a reflection of individual performances or a team effort?" "I think it's a bit of both," Burns replied. "We've had some injuries and some guys haven't performed up to their potential. But we also need to work better as a team and play more consistently." A third reporter asked, "How do you stay motivated and focused during a season like this?" "It's definitely tough," Burns admitted. "But at the end of the day, I love the game and I love competing. I try to focus on the things I can control and keep working hard to improve." As the press conference continued, Burns was asked about his future with the Saskatoon Wild and whether he had any interest in being traded to a playoff contender. He deftly avoided the question, saying that his focus was on finishing the season strong with the Wild. Despite the team's struggles, Burns had managed to have a successful individual season. He was one of the top goal scorers in the league and had impressed in the Hardest Shot Competition during the All-Star Game. But for Burns, the team's success was always the top priority. "I'm proud of what I've been able to accomplish individually, but it's not about me," Burns said. "It's about the team and we need to find a way to turn things around and finish the season strong."

As the Saskatoon Wild prepare to wrap up their S88 season, Montgomery Burns has faced his fair share of ups and downs. Despite his early success, Burns has struggled to maintain momentum in the latter half of the season. With only two days left in the season, Burns has recorded 25 goals and 18 assists for a total of 43 points. His -14 plus/minus rating reflects the team's overall struggles. Burns has certainly been putting in the effort, with 261 shots on goal, 56 penalty minutes, and 123 hits. However, it has been a challenge for him to find the back of the net as consistently as he did earlier in the season. The Saskatoon Wild find themselves in second last place with only 22 wins. It's been a difficult season for the team, with struggles on both offense and defense. Despite this, Burns has continued to put in the hard work and lead by example. When asked about the team's struggles, Burns cited a lack of consistency as a major issue. "We'll have a great game one night and then come out flat the next. It's tough to find that consistency and keep it going, especially when you're facing tough opponents every night." Despite the team's struggles, Burns remains focused on finishing the season strong. "We may not be where we want to be in the standings, but we still have two games left to play. We want to finish the season with some momentum and build on that for next year." Burns' hard work and dedication have not gone unnoticed by the league. Earlier in the season, he won the Hardest Shot Competition at the All Star Skills competition, hitting a puck at 90.83 MPH. It was a testament to his skill and dedication to improving his game. Off the ice, Burns is known for his humility and dedication to his teammates. He often takes the time to mentor younger players and offer advice to those struggling to find their footing in the league. Montgomery Burns' performance this season has been a classic case of individual success being overshadowed by team struggles. His 25 goals and 43 points are undoubtedly impressive, especially for a rookie, but they haven't translated to team success. Saskatoon has been struggling all season long and currently finds itself in second last place in the league. Despite the team's poor performance, Montgomery has continued to give his all on the ice. He has remained a key player for Saskatoon and has been a constant source of inspiration for his teammates. The young forward has demonstrated great resilience and determination in the face of adversity, and this bodes well for his future in the league. In the remaining two days of the season, Montgomery will be looking to end his rookie year on a high note. Although it's Saskatoon will not make the playoffs, a strong finish to the season could help build some momentum going into the offseason. And with Montgomery's skill set and work ethic, there's no doubt that he has a bright future ahead of him in the VHL. Looking forward, Burns is optimistic about the future. "We have a lot of talented players on this team, and I believe we can turn things around. It's just a matter of coming together as a team and putting in the hard work." As the S88 season comes to a close, Montgomery Burns and the Saskatoon Wild will look to finish strong and build on the lessons learned throughout the year. Despite the struggles, Burns remains a shining example of hard work and dedication in the face of adversity.

In a highly anticipated event, the Fastest Skater Competition took place, featuring some of the world's most talented skaters. The competition saw five competitors, including Dank Turtle, Otis Boudreaux Jr, Tord Yvel, Celise Pereira, and even Pope Francis himself, take to the ice to showcase their speed and agility. The rules were simple: each competitor would get one lap around the entire rink, and the player with the fastest time would be declared the winner. After an intense round of skating, it was Pope Francis who emerged victorious, stunning the crowd with his impressive time of 8.76 seconds. While some may have been surprised by the Pope's win, his speed and skill were undeniable. Overall, the Fastest Skater Competition was an exciting and thrilling event that showcased the incredible talent and athleticism of the participants.

The VHLM's Hardest Shot Competition took place recently, with five talented players showcasing their impressive shots. The competition had all players taking turns to shoot three shots, with the player hitting the puck hardest into the back of the net crowned the Hardest Shot Champion. The contenders for the competition included Montgomery Burns from Saskatoon Wild, Sjin from the Mexico City Kings, Tullemore Dew from the Halifax 21st, Sergei Romanov from the Riga Reign, and Fradin McGryer from the Kelowna Knights. The competition was intense, with all players giving their best to shoot the puck as hard as possible. After all the shots were taken, Montgomery Burns emerged as the winner, with his hardest shot hitting an impressive 90.83 MPH. This was a great achievement for Montgomery, who has been having a remarkable rookie season with the Saskatoon Wild. His hard work and dedication to the game have paid off, and it will be exciting to see what he brings to the ice in the upcoming games.

The Saskatoon Wild may not be at the top of the league standings, but rookie sensation Montgomery Burns is certainly making a name for himself. With a standout performance in the All-Star Skills competition, Burns won the Hardest Shot competition and also scored a goal in the All-Star game. Despite his individual success, Burns is focused on helping his team succeed. With 22 goals and 16 assists, he's been a driving force for the Wild's offense. However, the team has struggled to find consistent success, as they sit outside the playoffs. When asked about the team's recent struggles, Burns was quick to acknowledge that they need to work harder and stay focused on executing their game plan. Adversity is nothing new in the world of hockey, and Burns knows that it's important to stay positive and never give up. One of Burns' unique strengths on the ice is his ability to score goals from anywhere on the ice. He's always looking for scoring opportunities and has a knack for being in the right place at the right time. His 229 shots and 100 hits also show that he's not afraid to get physical and battle for the puck. In pressure situations, Burns stays calm and focused. He knows that his team is counting on him to make plays and contribute to their success. As a rookie, he's already proven himself to be a key player for the Wild, and it's clear that he has a bright future ahead of him. Off the ice, Burns also has a love for the sport of lacrosse. He sees it as a way to stay in shape and work on different aspects of his game during the off-season. He is also an avid golfer in the off-season. Despite the team's struggles, Burns remains optimistic and focused on helping the Wild make a push for the playoffs. With his talent and work ethic, there's no doubt that he'll continue to be a standout player in the league for years to come.

As a team, we've definitely hit a rough patch recently. It's hard to pinpoint one specific thing that's causing it, but we know we need to work harder and focus on executing our game plan to get back to winning ways. I think the key to dealing with adversity is to stay focused and never give up. Hockey is a tough sport, and there are always going to be ups and downs. It's important to stay positive, work hard, and believe in ourselves and our abilities. One thing that's unique about me on the ice is my ability to score goals from anywhere on the ice. I try to always be in the right place at the right time and take advantage of any scoring opportunities that come my way. I try to stay calm and focused in pressure situations. I know that my team is counting on me to make plays and contribute to our success, so I try to embrace the pressure and use it as motivation to perform at my best. I think lacrosse is a sport that doesn't get enough love. It's a fast-paced, exciting game that requires a lot of skill and athleticism. I've always enjoyed playing it in the off-season to stay in shape and work on different aspects of my game. My favorite soft drink is definitely root beer. There's nothing better than a cold, refreshing root beer after a hard-fought game.

The Saskatoon Wild may not be lighting up the scoreboard this season, but their young star Montgomery Burns, known to fans as "Monty," is making a name for himself in the VHLM. In his rookie season, Burns has already proven to be a dynamic player on the ice, showcasing his impressive skills at the All-Star Game Skills Competition. Selected to the All-Star Game, Burns took part in the Hardest Shot competition, where he wowed fans with his powerful slapshot, taking home the trophy for the event. He also scored a goal in the All-Star Game itself, showing that his skills translate to game situations as well. Despite his impressive individual performance, Burns remains focused on his team's success, rather than personal accolades. "It's great to be recognized for my individual achievements, but at the end of the day, it's all about the team," Burns said in a recent interview. "We're not where we want to be in the standings right now, but we're working hard every day to get better and turn things around." While the Saskatoon Wild may not be in the playoff picture at the moment, Burns' performance has certainly caught the attention of fans and scouts alike. With 22 goals, 16 assists, and 229 shots on goal, he is proving to be a force to be reckoned with on the ice. But it's not just his offensive output that makes Burns stand out. With 100 hits on the season, he's not afraid to throw his weight around and play a physical game. His well-rounded play has earned him respect from teammates and opponents alike. "He's a great player and a great teammate," said one Saskatoon defenseman. "He's always pushing us to be better and leading by example on the ice. It's been great to see him have success in his rookie season." As the season continues, Burns and the Saskatoon Wild will need to continue to work hard and improve if they hope to climb up the standings and make a push for the playoffs. But with Burns' impressive skills and work ethic, there's no doubt that he will be a key factor in the team's success moving forward. "It's been a learning experience for me so far, but I'm just trying to take everything in and keep working hard," Burns said. "I know that if we all come together as a team and give it our all every game, we can achieve great things." As Burns' star continues to rise, there has been speculation about his future with the Saskatoon Wild. With his impressive play, he is sure to attract attention from playoff contenders looking to add some firepower to their roster. When asked about the possibility of being traded to a contender, Burns remains focused on the present. "I'm not really thinking about that right now," Burns said. "I'm just focused on helping the Saskatoon Wild win games and improve as a team. Whatever happens in the future, happens. Right now, my focus is on the present and doing everything I can to help my team." Despite the uncertainty, Burns' talent and work ethic make him a valuable asset for any team, and it's likely that he will continue to thrive in the league. Whether he remains with the Saskatoon Wild or moves on to a new team, fans can expect to see big things from Montgomery Burns in the years to come. For now, Burns is focused on finishing his rookie season strong and helping his team make a push for the playoffs. With his impressive skillset and determination, there's no doubt that he will continue to make waves in the VHLM for years to come. 606 Words

The Saskatoon Wild faced off against the Halifax 21st in a thrilling game that saw Halifax emerge victorious with a final score of 5-4. Halifax outshot by Saskatoon 28-26 and Halifax managed to capitalize on their chances and secure the win. Montgomery Burns opened the scoring for Saskatoon, giving his team an early lead. Saskatoon's Volt Sparks put on an impressive performance earning the first star of the game. However, his efforts were not enough to overcome Halifax's relentless offensive pressure. The game was a back-and-forth battle, with both teams exchanging goals throughout. In the end, it was Halifax's superior offensive play that secured them the win. The game was a thrilling display of skill and determination from both teams, with each player leaving everything they had on the ice. While Saskatoon may have come up short, they can hold their heads high knowing they gave it their all.

Game 181: Houston Bulls vs. Saskatoon Wild The Houston Bulls clashed against the Saskatoon Wild in a nail-biting game that saw Houston emerge victorious with a final score of 3-2. The game was evenly matched throughout, with both teams displaying impressive offensive and defensive plays. The first period saw both teams exchange shots, but only Saskatoon found the back of the net. Houston quickly answered back with a goal of their own to even the score. As the third period began, the tension in the arena heightened as both teams fought to take the lead. Houston's persistence paid off as they scored two quick goals, taking the lead 3-1. Saskatoon didn't give up and managed to get one goal back, but it was too little, too late. Houston's defense held strong, and their goaltender made crucial saves to seal the win. The game was a thrilling display of skill, determination, and passion for the sport. Houston's third period push ultimately secured the win, and they will undoubtedly carry this momentum into their next game. Ultimate, Saskatoon only had 15 shots and will not win many games that way.

1) Our success can be attributed to the entire team's hard work and dedication. We've been playing with a lot of passion and determination, which has helped us come out on top in many of our games. Also, our coaching staff has been doing a great job of preparing us for each game and making adjustments when necessary. 2) I don't believe in underestimating any team in this league. Every team has the potential to win on any given night, and we need to be prepared for that. I believe it's important to focus on our own game and not worry about the other teams. 3) I'm not happy with the way my team is playing, but there's always room for improvement. As for my own stats, I'm happy with them, but I'm always looking to contribute more to the team's success. 4) There are so many great players in the NHL today, it's hard to choose just one as the greatest of all time. Personally, I'm a fan of Wayne Gretzky, who is widely considered one of the best to ever play the game. 5) My daily routine consists of a lot of preparation both physically and mentally. I start by having a healthy breakfast and doing some light stretching and warm-up exercises. Then I review game footage and study the opposing team's players and strategies. I also spend time visualizing the game and mentally preparing myself for what's to come. 6) It's hard to predict which teams will make it to the Stanley Cup Finals, but I think the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Colorado Avalanche have a good shot. Both teams have been playing well this season and have a lot of talented players. But as we all know, anything can happen in the playoffs, so we'll just have to wait and see.

The Saskatoon Wild's newest addition, Montgomery Burns, has proven to be a valuable asset to the team. Since his arrival, the young right winger has scored at a high rate. Burns has also demonstrated his physicality on the ice, contributing 74 hits and 34 PIMs in the same span. Standing at 6'4" and weighing in at 220lb, Burns is a force to be reckoned with on the ice. His size and strength allow him to protect the puck and create opportunities for himself and his teammates. However, it's his smooth hands and scoring ability that set him apart from other players. He's netted a total of 18 goals and 14 assists in 38 games this season, including 2 game-winning goals. Off the ice, Burns is known for his positive attitude and dedication to his team and community. He's an avid supporter of animal rights, and his involvement with local charities and youth hockey programs has earned him respect and admiration from fans and teammates alike. Despite his impressive performances, the Saskatoon Wild have had a slow start to the season, currently sitting at the bottom of the VHLM standings. However, with Burns point totals and his physical presence on the ice, the Wild have a chance to turn things around. In an interview with Burns, he expressed his excitement to be a part of the team and his commitment to helping them succeed. "I'm thrilled to be a part of such a talented team," Burns said. "I'm looking forward to working hard with my new teammates and contributing to the success of the team. I'm ready to do whatever it takes to win." The Saskatoon Wild have high expectations for Montgomery Burns, and he's ready to exceed them. With his unique skill set and dedication to his team and community, he's sure to make a lasting impact wherever he goes.

The Saskatoon Wild have found a gem in the form of the talented right winger, Montgomery Burns. The 23-year-old was drafted 11th overall by the Wild in S88 and has since established himself as a force to be reckoned with in the league. Burns brings an impressive mix of physicality, finesse, and scoring ability to the table, making him an exciting addition to the team. Montgomery Burns comes to Saskatoon after a successful junior career, where he established himself as a player to watch out for. He has proven his scoring ability, netting 40 goals and 50 assists over the course of his last junior season. He is also known for his physical play and his ability to use his size and strength to protect the puck and create opportunities for himself and his teammates. One of the things that sets Burns apart from other players in the league is his unique skillset. At 6'4" and 220 pounds, he is a physical force on the ice, using his size and strength to protect the puck and create opportunities for himself and his teammates. However, he also possesses smooth hands and a quick release, which allows him to make quick, accurate passes and shoot the puck with precision. His combination of physicality and finesse makes him a difficult player to defend against, and he has proven to be a valuable asset for the Wild this season. Despite his size and strength, Montgomery Burns also has soft hands, which allow him to make quick, accurate passes and shoot the puck with precision. His scoring ability and physicality make him a unique player in the VHL, and he's sure to make an impact on the ice for the Saskatoon Wild. In his first 38 games with the Wild, Montgomery Burns has scored 18 goals and 14 assists, earning 32 points. While those numbers are certainly impressive, they do not tell the whole story. Burns has been a key player for the Wild, consistently putting up strong performances on both ends of the ice. His physicality has been a major asset for the team, with 74 hits and 34 PIMs to his name. He's also shown a knack for coming up big in clutch situations, with two game-winning goals to his credit. He has averaged a staggering 28 minutes a night of ice time. Montgomery Burns has quickly become a leader on the Saskatoon Wild team, both on and off the ice. His dedication to the game and his teammates is unmatched, and he's always willing to put in the extra effort to help the team succeed. Off the ice, he's known for his involvement in the community and his passion for animal rights. He's a great person to have on the team and a true asset to the community. Off the ice, Burns is a consummate team player who is known for his positive attitude and leadership skills. He is always willing to lend a helping hand to his teammates and put in the extra effort to make sure the team is successful. His dedication and work ethic are unmatched, and he is committed to doing whatever it takes to help the Wild reach their goals this season. Despite Montgomery Burns' strong performances, the Saskatoon Wild have had a slow start to the season. The team has struggled to find consistency on the ice, and their record reflects that. However, there have been some bright spots, with Burns leading the team in points and consistently putting up strong performances. With lots of season left to play, there's still plenty of time for the Wild to turn things around and make a push for the playoffs. One of the reasons for the Wild's slow start is their lack of offensive production outside of Montgomery Burns. While Burns has been the team's leading scorer, the rest of the team has struggled to find the back of the net. This lack of scoring depth has put added pressure on Burns to carry the team, and it's a challenge he's risen to. However, for the team to succeed, they'll need other players to step up and contribute on the offensive end. Thankfully the depth is getting better. Otis Boudreax now has 19 goals and 35 points. Volk Sparks also now has 35 points. Both have stepped up with a slow week for Montgomery Burns. Darko Alexander Malkovich now leads the team in points and is a big helper from the defensive end, although the PIMs have become a concern as he now is at 52 PIMs. Another factor in the Wild's struggles has been their inconsistent play on defense. The team has given up 116 goals so far this season, which is fourth-most in the league. While some of this can be attributed to goaltending, the team's defense has also been a major factor. The Wild will need to tighten up their play in their own end if they want to have a chance at making the playoffs. Another area where the Wild have struggled is their power play. The team has failed to convert on many of their power play opportunities. Burns has been a part of the power play unit, but the team will need to find ways to generate more scoring chances with the man advantage if they hope to improve their record. Despite these challenges, there are reasons for the Wild to be optimistic about the rest of the season. For one, they have a talented roster, led by the likes of Montgomery Burns, Otis Boudreax and Darko Alexander Malkovich. If the team can find a way to play to their potential and get contributions from their depth, they could have a strong close to the season. Looking forward, the Wild will need to focus on improving their defensive play and generating more scoring opportunities on the power play. If they can do that, and if Burns can continue to perform at a high level, there is no reason why they can't turn their season around and make a push for the playoffs. Montgomery Burns has been a bright spot for the Saskatoon Wild this season. Despite the team's struggles, Burns has emerged as a key player, leading the team in points and providing a physical presence on the ice. 1047 Words

As the Saskatoon Wild continue to struggle in the VHLM this season, fans and analysts alike are wondering what is going wrong for the team. Despite strong defensive play and a standout performance from forward Montgomery Burns along with some of the other core players, the team has struggled to generate consistent offensive depth and find their footing in the standings. In a recent interview with VHL.com, Burns expressed his frustration with the team's lack of success this season. "It's been tough," he said. "I know I've been able to contribute and do my part, but we just haven't been able to put it all together as a team. It's frustrating to see us struggling like this." When asked about the possibility of being traded to a playoff contender, Burns remained focused on the present. "Right now, my focus is on doing everything I can to help the Saskatoon Wild. We still have a lot of games left this season, and anything can happen. I'm just going to keep working hard and doing what I can to help the team." Despite Burns' impressive play, the rest of the team has struggled to generate offense and find consistency. The team's lack of secondary scoring and inconsistent special teams play have put a lot of pressure on Burns and the top line to carry the load. Burns has been in on a league high 41% of his teams points. Scoring over 22% of the teams goals. On the defensive end, the team has been much more successful, with strong play from goaltender Reed and the defensemen. However, their strong defensive play has not been enough to overcome their offensive struggles. As the season continues, the Saskatoon Wild will need to find a way to generate more offense and improve their special teams play if they hope to climb up the standings. With the trade deadline approaching, there is also the possibility of changes to the roster, but for now, the team remains focused on improving and finding success in the VHLM.

The Saskatoon Wild have had a challenging season in the VHLM so far, struggling to find consistent success. The team currently sits third last in the league with a record of 10 wins, 11 losses, and 1 overtime loss for a total of 21 points. While the team has had some bright spots, including the strong play of Montgomery Burns, they have been plagued by poor offensive output and lack of consistency. One of the key issues for the Saskatoon Wild this season has been their inability to generate goals. The team has struggled offensively, scoring just 54 goals through 22 games, which is the second-lowest total in the league. Montgomery Burns has been a bright spot, contributing to 22 of the team's goals with 12 goals and 10 assists, but the rest of the team has struggled to generate offense. The team's lack of secondary scoring has put a lot of pressure on Burns and the top line to carry the load. On the defensive end, however, the Saskatoon Wild have been much more successful. The team is currently ranked third in the league in goals against, having allowed just 59 goals through 22 games. The team's strong defensive play has been led by goaltender Joseph Reed @BrutalBoost, who has been exceptional this season. Reed has a modest save percentage of .902 and a goals-against average of 2.66, both of which are competitive stats in the league. The team has also benefited from strong play from their defensemen, who have done a good job of limiting the opposition's quality chances. While the Saskatoon Wild's defensive play has been impressive this season, they have struggled in other areas of the game. One of the team's biggest issues has been their lack of consistency. The team has had games where they have played at a high level, but they have also had games where they have struggled to find their footing. The team will need to improve their consistency if they hope to climb up the league standings. At times, they look like the Toronto Maple Leafs of the VHLM with their lack of consistency. Another area where the team has struggled this season is on special teams. Their power play has been inconsistent, converting at a league low rate on their opportunities. Their penalty kill has also been subpar, allowing their opponents to score on a higher than average number of their power plays. Special teams play is critical in hockey, and the Saskatoon Wild will need to improve in this area if they want to be more competitive. In conclusion, the Saskatoon Wild have had a challenging VHLM season so far, struggling to generate offense and find consistency. While Montgomery Burns has been a standout performer, the team has lacked secondary scoring and has been plagued by poor special teams play. The team's strong defensive play, led by Joseph Reed, has been a bright spot, but the team will need to improve in other areas if they hope to turn their season around.

We need to stay positive and focused, identify areas for improvement, and work together to address these issues. Hard work and determination are key to turning things around. Our most productive player last week was Montgomery Burns but there have been many players getting better each game. Scuff, Thijs, Ben and our Goalie Reed are making strides every game. Montgomery Burns resembles an elephant. A big, usually calm presence that is not to be messed with. Montgomery Burns overcomes challenges and adversity by staying focused, working hard, and believing in himself. I've been to about a dozen Maple Leafs games. Other than the price, it's a great experience. There have been a few surprises around the league so far, but Montgomery is primarily focused on his own team's performance and working to improve their own game. It's a shame our division is much stronger than the other but we should continue to improve.

In a closely contested match, the Mexico City Kings, the top team in the Western Conference of Season 88 VHLM Regular Season, suffered a 2-1 defeat to the Halifax 21st. The game was marked by impressive goaltending from Boolie Buchholz @Jacob buchholz, who made an incredible 30 saves from 31 shots on goal. Despite the Kings' strong position in the league, they were unable to convert their chances into goals and were left ruing missed opportunities. The Halifax 21st, on the other hand, were clinical in their finishing, taking the lead late in the third period and holding on. Halifax is now tied with Mexico City in the standings at 29 points. While it was a disappointing result for the Kings, there were still some standout performers on the team. Their defense held firm for much of the game, and their attacking players showed glimpses of their quality. However, they were ultimately unable to break down a resolute Halifax defense and get the goals they needed to win the match. Overall, it was a thrilling game of hockey, with both teams playing with great intensity and skill. However, it was Boolie Buchholz's outstanding performance in goal that ultimately proved to be the difference, as the Halifax 21st held on for a hard-fought victory over the conference leaders. 3 Stars 1 - Boolie Buchholz (HFX) 2 - Carson Walker Jr @Cwalker (MEX) 3 - Zechariah LeFevre @Zechariah(HFX)

In a thrilling game of hockey, the Mississauga Hounds took on the Saskatoon Wild in Game 109 of the VHLM season. The Hounds emerged victorious, winning 4-2 in a fiercely contested match that saw both teams playing with all their might. All this despite Mississauga having only 3 shots in the first period. One of the standout performers of the game was Montgomery Burns of the Saskatoon Wild, who scored his team-leading 12th goal of the year to open the game. Burns has been in excellent form all season and has consistently been one of the top performers in the league. With his exceptional skill and determination, he has been a key factor in the Wild's success this season. Despite Burns' heroics, the Hounds proved too strong for the Wild, with their strong team performance allowing them to take the win. The Hounds were clinical in front of goal, converting their chances with precision to score four goals and secure the victory. Overall, it was an exciting game of hockey that kept fans on the edge of their seats until the very end. With Montgomery Burns continuing to light up the league and the Mississauga Hounds showing their strength as a team, there is sure to be plenty of excitement in the VHLM as the season progresses. 3 Stars 1 - Robert Boldy (MIS) 2 - Reginald the Dodo (MIS) 3 - Scuff McGruff (SSK)

I'm here for it.

1) Stockholm Vikings are off to a wild start at 9-1. Very impressive. 2) My favourite sitcom is The Office. 3) Montgomery Burns. Qs 1) What was the final score of the last game played by your favorite hockey team? 2) Who is the leading scorer on your favorite hockey team so far this season? 3) Who are you cheering for in the Stanley Cup Playoffs?

It's hard not to take notice of Montgomery Burns' impressive stats in his first 10 games with the Saskatoon Wild. With four goals, five assists, and nine points, he's currently leading the team in points, and his impact on the ice has been undeniable. However, it's important to consider the bigger picture as well. Despite Burns' strong performance, the Wild have had a slow start to the season, currently sitting near the bottom of the standings with a near league worst record. While Burns' individual success is certainly worth celebrating, it's clear that the team as a whole needs to improve if they hope to climb the ranks and make a playoff push. One area where the Wild have struggled is their defensive play. In their 10 games, they've allowed too many goals against, one of the highest totals in the league. This is a concerning trend that will need to be addressed if they hope to turn their season around. While Burns has shown his offensive prowess, it will take a team effort to tighten up their defensive play and give themselves a better chance to win. Even with the poor team play, Burns remains an even player at even strength. That being said, there is reason for optimism. The Wild have a talented roster, and with Burns' addition, they have the potential to make some noise in the league. It will be important for the team to continue to work hard in practice and focus on improving their overall play. If they can start to string together some wins, they have the potential to turn their season around and make a push for the playoffs. As for Burns, it's clear that he's already established himself as a key player on the team. His physicality, finesse, and scoring ability make him a dangerous weapon on the ice, and his positive attitude and leadership skills make him a valuable asset in the locker room. If he can continue to produce at the level he has been, there's no doubt that he'll be a player to watch in the league this season.

1) We have had a slow start to the season as a team but I am pleased with my individual results. 2) Big, physical winger with silky mitts. 3) Not enough players with skill. Too many bots. We need to improve. 4) It's a combination of skills that make for a challenging sport. Skating while stickhandling and trying to shoot while reading the ice at a top speed. It adds up to be very difficult. 5) Not really. I like to stick to a routine so I feel ready for my games but thats it. 6) There are too many but NFL has the best celebrations. The league has a lot more personality than the NHL does.