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1. It does not! We are still dominating most games and it doesn’t matter come playoff time if we are first, second, third. Gotta win once you’re there. 2. Martinez has been integral to our success! We are going to need him to keep it up down the stretch. 3. We move around a lot of the pp, we aren’t stagnant and waiting for a lane to open. We create lanes and openings. 4. Our offence does seem to go on dry spells here and there. Definitely something we should try to clean up before playoffs but our defence has been dominate. 5. Big butts 6. I believe it is tenochtitlan and I believe I googled it

1. So far my player has been playing decent! Still believe there’s another level to get to! 2. hmmmm both sound great honestly maybe extreme strength, captain America esc. 3. Negative! Tough with it being on a Monday! 4.I celebrated in spirit with you guys! 5. Definitely dogs! I like both but dogs are far superior. 6. The usual pre game nap and have to eat a whole family sized lasagna before Gametime

Review: This graphic is super fun despite the scary title. The colour of the jersey really pops and like the wolf in the background is great! Favourite part might be the font! It really stands out and the addition of the logo is top tier 9/10

Review: that is a handsome fella! Overall this is a fun graphic and I really like the red switch to the curtain behind the render. The font is simple but pops, only thing I’d suggest is removing the NHL logo and adding a VHL logo to stay in this world! Great work 8/10

Mexico City

Damn! Great work you guys!

1. I’d say it as a great draft! A+ we are primed to go on a run this season! 2. I’d say B, our defence is stacked but could use a punch up front! Lots of time between now and the trade deadline though. 3. I’d say the Defence, although it is a very well balanced team overall! So many positives to look at! 4. Like mentioned previously we could use a little bit more depth throughout the lineup to really solidify ourselves as a top contender in the league! 5. As a player I definitely want to prove worthy of being drafted first overall! Help my team on and off the ice be the best we can possibly be! As a team , I want the cup 100% 6. I honestly don’t know many of the players yet, training camp is underway which helps get to know my teammates. So far even tho he’s a goalie, @STZ is a natural born leader.

In his first full season in the VHLM Tina Hughes played 72 games for the Miami Marauders where he tallied 4 goals 21 assists for 25 points. He also finished with a near league leading +48 and 110 hits on a very successful Miami team. Although Tina struggled to adjust to the professional pace that comes with the VHLM he quickly became a very steady and reliable player the coaches could lean on; not often the case for rookies but Tina was rarely out there for goals against and because of his quick puck moving ability once he got it to his talented teammates they would often do the rest. Hughes is only 5’10 and 170 lbs so he is often having to play bigger than he is to be able to compete with the best of the best, Tina would throw his body around a lot early in the season which also led to a lot of undisciplined penalties while trying to make a name for himself among his new teammates. Tina finished with 55 PIMS on the season which he hopes to clean up in his sophomore season. Despite his impressive rookie numbers and the pure dominance of the Miami Marauders in the regular season, they would lose in the first round in 5 games…. A disappointing end to a team destined for bigger things. A lot of stock was put into this season by the GM of Miami expecting more out of this roster and because of the graduating players and lack of draft capital; much of this roster will not be returning; Tina Hughes included. Despite the disappointing playoff exit, Tina was quickly selected to his first WJC tournament roster representing USA. To this point in the tournament Hughes has 2 assists in 8 games while also being a -2; not what we are used to seeing from Tina; but with the bigger ice and different level of competition it can sometimes happen. One scout from the tournament was quoted to saying “The bounces aren’t going his way right now or for USA in general but when he is out there and when he has the puck you are still noticing him and he is making a difference”. Tina has high hopes to deliver gold for his country and show the general managers and the rest of the world why he’s such a highly touted prospect. Tina Hughes was drafted 8th overall in the VHL draft by the New York Americans; a star studded draft New York saw the potential and high upside in Tina selecting him so high in the draft and with the VHLM draft right around the corner some lucky team is primed to do that same. 454 words.

Tina Hughes, was born in Orlando Florida in 1999. Tina was the oldest of 3 children, two siblings a brother Gene Hughes and sister Louise Hughes. Gene also grew up playing hockey along side Tina and at times was even better; Once Tina turned 13 he immedialty took off; the difference in skill between Tina and his peers was night and day and unfortunately Gene didn’t quite have the skill to make it as far. Louise was in figure skating at a very young age and Tina and Gene would often accompany Louise at an early age which would show in their years of hockey with how effortlessly they can move their feet. Tina was always a likeable person through his years of school, and was a smart student to boot; once he turned 14 he started to move around the country and billet with families and play for different schools. His dream of playing for the University of Michigan was inevitably reached when he had a huge year for the American National Program and became a shoe in to go to his dream school with his skill and good grades. In Tina’s first year in University he started off a little slow getting used to the college speed and skill that comes with every team. As a freshman he would finish with 29 points in 37 games which would lead his team defensemen in assists and points. Tina would follow that up in his sophomore season with 33 points in 32 games which also lead all defensemen in the league in assist and points. On the ice Tina constantly would back up the hype and show why he has the skill and poise to really make an impact professionally; off ice though is what really makes Tina, Tina. Even while playing these high stake games night in and night out, maintaining an A grade average throughout his course load, Tina maintained relationships with people close to him, worked hard in the community and worked closely with the local fire department in Michigan. Volunteering with them week nights and off days from games. Tina’s father Bob Tina owned a little burger restaurant called Bob’s burgers located in Seymour’s Bay , New Jersey. Tina would spent most of his childhood with his siblings in this restaurant often helping their father with extra chores around the restaurant, cleaning up after customers and eventually working there in the summers when school was out. In the fall of 2017 Bob’s burgers would burn down from an alleged Arson attack. The culprits were never found and although not a lack of trying and help from the community the Hughes family could not simply financially recover and rebuild the restaurant. This was Tina’s father’s dream and it may have been a simple dream to some but it meant everything to Bob and everything to Tina and his siblings. Bob went down a bad path after this happened and hasn’t worked since. Tina is constantly involving his father in his daily hockey life and that was another passion they shared growing up. Tina calls his father before and after every single game; for Tina it’s a routine , a pre game ritual if you will, for Bob it’s now his everything. Tina worked effortlessly with Fire Departments wherever he was because it hit home for him. He feels like he can’t help Bob fully get over that loss so he tries to give back the only way he knows how. Once Tina finished University he was still a few months shy of being eligible for the VHLM draft but was always garnering interest from many teams to sign as a waiver pick up. This would allow Tina exposure to the league and a leg up for the draft the following season once he was of age. Throughout the many offers Tina mauled over one really stuck out and that was Miami. After the incident with the fire Tina’s parents moved back home to where they raised the kids in Orlando Florida; being only a 3 hour drive from Miami it was almost a no brainer for Tina to pick to play for the Marauders. Tina would officially sign to play his first season with the Miami Marauders. Tina’s entire family was there for his first game and of course hours before puck drop Tina would get a call from his father. “Let me leave you with one more thing son, do not take any second of this for granted, you’re living out your dream, have fun every second”. Tina knew being closer to his family and being able to play professional hockey in front of his family and specially his dad could only help Bob get out of the funk he had been in. After completing his first full season of professional hockey Tina had made more money than he ever thought he would and more money than the family business would make in 10 years, Tina would go on to reopen his fathers famous Bob’s Burgers in New Jersey, and although he knew he wouldn’t be as close to his parents every day Tina knew he’d always have those game day calls. 865 words

You make it seem like you’ve been writing these since birth! Great work dude. Mans even threw in a graphic at the end