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Dil, glad to see you. Another quality graphic here, with some cool play on the font. I like the simplicity of the first name font over the more complicated last name font. It's pretty cool. I also like the streaks of light coming in from the right side of the picture to make it seem like the player is skating forward. Really cool detail! 10/10

You keep coming up with some cool graphics concepts. That's awesome! It seems that each week your graphics are getting better and better, and I'm here for it. On this one I really like the player's face on the left side being held in contrast with the player body on the right. I also really like the background coloring on this one. Well done! 10/10

Recently, the Saskatoon Wild hosted a toddler play time on the ice after one of their recent home games. This opportunity is something the Wild do quite frequently on home ice, allowing for local families and visitors to enjoy the ice. For the first 30 minutes, there is an open skate, and then the last 45 minutes, they host three 15-minute games for the small children. Usually, this opportunity creates some comical situations, which leave the Wild players chuckling. The most recent kid's skate had one game in which a particularly small toddler had incredible speed. Next to him was an abnormally large toddler who couldn't skate to save his life. The large toddler had issues with not keeping his hands off the other players and was attempting to hip-check anyone who went near him. The small toddler had had enough of this and skated full speed into the monster toddler, sending the big child to the ice. Of course, this created a chaotic scene in which the other children attempted to be like their favorite players, grabbing each other by the sweater and attempting to make a show. This quickly disrupted into chaos and the game was called off, but it certainly was funny to the spectators and Wild players who stuck around.

Claiming 4/20

This graphic oozes with American pride, and I love it. To see ol' glory flapping in the wind in the background, well, it makes my heart feel good! The intensity on the player's face would scare any non-American, and that doubles for his opponents on the ice. If I saw that face skating at me, I'd feel immediately frightened, especially knowing that when he hits you the only song you'll sing for days is the American National Anthem. Well done! 10/10

This is a really cool concept here! I really like it! On a personal note I would probably increase the visibility of the names on the top, just because it's pretty hard for me to read at first glance. Other than that I really don't have anything else to say other than that this is awesome! 9/10

Saskatoon Wild Press Conference Who do you think deserves to win MVP of the VHLM at this point in the season? Does your player enjoy warmups with or without their bucket? Why? Does your player have any tint on their visor? Why? If your player could choose any other profession, what would it be? How long has your player been involved in hockey? If your player could go on vacation anywhere, where would it be and why?

It might be hard to believe, but Saskatoon has a pretty big love for the popular restaurant Red Robin. This restaurant has been a favorite for many years, offering a delicious variety of burgers, shakes, and everything in between. Recently, after making a splash in the Saskatoon market, the local Red Robin reached out to Titus Cunningham to talk about a potential partnership. While nothing has been confirmed as of yet, we've come to learn that Red Robin is working on two menu items that are inspired by Cunningham. The first item is a cheeseburger. This 8oz burger comes with the typical fixings: lettuce, tomatoes, onions, and ketchup. What makes this burger special, and solidifies it as the Crease Crasher Cunningham, is the fact that it's smothered with a garlic hot sauce. This sauce comes in quick and hard with the heat, much like Cunningham when he's crashing the net. The second item is a shake. Red Robin specializes in spiked shakes, and the Chocolate Cunningham is no different. The Chocolate Cunningham is a rich shake that has droppings of Hershey bars and chunks of sweet cocoa. Mixed in with the concoction is Buffalo Trace's cream liquor, making this drink a powerful force to be reckoned with. If this turns out to be the case, would the Wild get team discounts? Would Cunningham earn an all-you-can-eat benefit? Maybe one day we'll know.

Claiming 4/13

This graphic has a lot of potential, and it's great to see you making a genuine effort. Your logo swaps look nice, and I like the gradient coloring. I will say that it's overall a very blurry graphic. The images, the text, the logos. I think you're working with something cool here, but clearer images would make this picture all around better. I hope to see that improve in the future. 6/10

This is a really neat graphic. Of course, as a previous New York American General Manager, I'm slightly favorable to anything done for that team and its players, but that's beside the point. I really enjoy this graphic, the playing with colors and them matching team colors, and the logo swap is pretty clean. I would say that a more clear rendering would be nice, and probably a more consistent use of font would be nice to see, but overall this isn't bad! I'd say a solid 7.5/10!

Titus Cunningham has never shied away from helping others in need. That's the culture of the Hollar, he would say. If someone is in need, you help them out, usually with no questions asked. What Cunningham has discovered is that his amount of free time has significantly decreased, thanks to the hectic hockey schedule that he faces. Between games, practices, rest days, travel, etc... he doesn't have the same time he used to. What he can do, though, is donate. Recently, Cunningham told Ottowa fans that he'll donate $1,000 to the food bank down the street from the arena for every assist he has. Since its announcement, Cunningham has produced more assists than before and has donated $10,000 to the food bank. "I can't really get down there to help, but this is one way I can make a great impact." This move has created more traffic at the food bank, and has brought more awareness to those who are struggling to feed themselves and their families.

1. Yes, he's a professional wrestler in the offseason. 2. I have zero questions for either one of you at this time. 3. 100% the Pittsburgh Penguins 4. No, he's not a neanderthal. 5. Yes. If you pass a dead opossum on the side of the road and don't lick your right ring finger, your nose will quit working. 6. At this point it's any Mexican restaurant where he can get a chimichanga.

Kyle doesn’t need to sneak anything in, he openly carries it all in and stares down the security guards.