greywolf139

1) I think this is the start of a great season, I predict we'll make the playoffs 2) I'd say that they're the team to beat 3) myself, because ego 4) puck handling and checking 5) not ready for the majors just yet 6) usually I'd celebrate Christmas with my family and visit my relatives, but for obvious reasons the last part won't happen

1. I thought Yukon did well 2. Score 15 goals and have 100+ hits 3. Make it to round 2 of the playoffs 4. Dmax since he's the only other GM that I know of 5. I'll be on a team full time 6. I'd say philly since Dmax went real hard and heavy this draft and got a lot of high level players

1. We did well, but in the end just couldn't give enough to make the playoffs 2. I thought I did well enough. I made it into the 2-3 third rounds of the mock draft 3. I might go somewhere else, because of the upcoming draft 4. Pizza all day, every day 5. A bar of deodorant, ugh SERIOUSLY, I don't smell THAT bad 6. I'm purposefully gonna infect myself and try to kill as many survivors as possible

1. Us, duh 2. They put TPE in the right places 3. He has a lot of TPE in scoring and defense 4. I about the difference between home or away 5. Smaller objects like glass cups, you can practice free throws 6. Almond joy, because I wanna watch the world burn

Ready for the +10

1. The roster seems to be okay 2. I'm happy with my current ice time 3. He has a good sniping ability 4. He's a great defenseman 5. No, since Im in the minors, I put more attention to my current place 6. Ovi, I want to know how to get the puck in the net

Baller to Goon Like every other young schoolboy Derek Redmarsh had big dreams of making it big in top sports leagues. However, unlike the other sons of Canada, young Red wanted to play in the VBA (Victory Basketball League). He hardly even gave hockey a thought, he believed that he would be the next generational basketball talent. He spent his game time in middle school as a starter, playing miles above everyone else. He grew to be six-foot-three and two-hundred fifteen pounds by the time he entered the eighth grade. The combination of his remarkable shooting touch and his impressive stature left very little the other players could do to stop him at the time. His size advantage, however, was short lived and everyone else soon caught up. He was no longer able to rely on his size to succeed, but after years of bulldozing opposing players,he developed a great hubris and just could not fathom changing his playstyle. Thus was the beginning of the end of Red’s basketball career. He spent his highschool years on the bench, only getting playing time when his teammates were in foul trouble or injured. He eventually had to move out of his parents house, and unsurprisingly no college wanted to offer him a scholarship since there were many other, and better, options to pick from. While in college he had to get a job so he could afford to live there, and not go hungry, that was also an important factor in his decision to join the workforce. He did just about everything, cashier, waiter, janitor, he was even a bouncer at a local bar once.Yet, he would only last a few months before he was fired or laid off. After some time searching for another job his college professor revealed that the school needed a new linesman for their hockey team, since the previous holder dropped out. This was all well and good, but there was a slight, tiny, issue, Red didn’t know a darn thing about skating. Fortunately, the school was able to point him in the right directions to take skating lessons, and he eventually could power skate without falling on his face every five seconds. He still fell, just not on his face every five seconds. So the big day came, his first hockey game ever he was on the blueline. What he saw, blew his mind. There were people hitting each other, bodies and equipment flying everywhere, blood, and fighting. It was absolutely barbaric, and Red wanted in. He was able to join the team and was able to use his size to bulldoze other players again, except this time, it was allowed. He found a great home in defence where he was able to use his physical gifts very well, but he wasn’t a liability on offence. After leaving his college team, he signed with a VHLM team known as Philadelphia Reapers. And that’s how Derek Redmarsh spent his life before joining the league.

+ 10 for me

1. Keep the locker room clean and don't take too long in there 2. There's a lot of traffic 3. We are good defensively and Jacob is a great backstopper 4. Goon squad, but for real, we just play a more physical game than other teams 5. Only do foul play when the ref isn't looking 6. A public pool, because it'd be funny to watch people attempt to play hockey when there standing in water

Fear the Reaper

Player Information Username: greywolf139 Player Name: Derek Redmarsh Recruited From: YouTube Age: 18 Position: D Height: 75 in. Weight: 215 lbs. Birthplace: Canada Player Page @VHLM GM