Lochlan Chisholm

1. Did you make any New Year's resolutions? Or are you just perfect and don't need any? Answer: I know it's a typical answer but I'm aiming to go to the gym more often this year. 2. What would your player's New Year's resolution be and why? Answer: Spallsy McDavid is hoping to average a point per game this year in the VHLM for the Mexico City Kings. 3. Moscow has been feasting in the goal scoring department so far. Is this because we've played mostly rebuilding teams? Or do our high-offense wins over Riga and Davos indicate that our scoring can best anyone in the league? Answer: I believe we're prepared for tough matchups and I think our high-powered offense can sustain itself for the rest of the season with all of our scoring depth. 4. While our offense is clicking, our goalies still have room for improvement. What are some words of encouragement you have for our young goaltenders? Answer: I think they have to be content with what they are producing because with this highly offensive schemed system, turnovers and scoring opportunities for the other teams are destined to occur so there's not much they can do about it. 5. Moscow currently leads the league in the standings, and with the Victory Cup curse looming, do you think we need to tank some games to escape the curse? Or is this the team to plow through and ignore irrelevant curses? Answer: Absolutely not. Our offense can plow through any curse. 6. Who's been the MVP of Moscow at the quarter mark of the season? Will they still be our MVP at the end of the season? Answer: With the great offense we have, I'm going to give the MVP to Jillian Woods for their great shot blocking and consistent point production at the same time. However, I don't know if they'll be able to keep up with the defensive production so I think they'll be overtaken by one of our stud forwards.

1. Moscow is off to a hot start, leading the league so far in goals scored. What did the team focus on in the offseason to start off this strongly offensively? Our 5 on 5 play has been very impressive this year and it's our best attribute to our team. 2. Maverick Goncalves @leandrofg is currently leading the league in points. Is this something he can maintain moving forward? Will anyone else on Moscow challenge the king of the hill in scoring? I believe he can keep it up with his highly attributed offensive TPE build. I think Jarmo could vie for the scoring title but Maverick's playmaking ability is more useful in the VHL than Jarmo's scoring. 3. Moscow currently has only 3 defensemen, as Obuz's parter is a bot. Do you think Obuz can handle a season with a bot, or should I find him a human to play with? I think he needs another defenseman to solidify our defense as Deadpanda needs some protection from shots. 4. Does anything about the current VHL standings or scoring leaders surprise you? Or is everything playing out as you expected? Calgary is a huge shocker because I saw them as a top 3 team in the league but they're all the way at 7th in the division. 5. There are currently three teams without a win - LA, London and Warsaw. Which of the three do you think will be the first to get a win? Alternatively, which team do you think is actually the worst? None of these teams are undefeated anymore but I believe Warsaw is the worst team because of their lack of depth and still a limited bunch of talent. 6. Did you enjoy the holiday break? Both around the league, and also in your own life. Hope you had a pleasant time, and Happy New Year! I had a great holiday break and I'm excited for what's to come in 2025 for me and Spallsy McDavid.

Spallsy McDavid: The Journey from VHLM to VHL Stardom Spallsy McDavid, an aspiring hockey player from the vibrant sports and hockey culture of Massachusetts, has become a rising star in the Victory Hockey League Minors (VHLM). With a dream to one day lace up his skates in the Victory Hockey League (VHL) for the Moscow Menace, Spallsy’s passion for the game is deeply rooted in his admiration for NHL superstar Connor McDavid. Sharing not only a surname but also a drive for excellence and a tireless work ethic, Spallsy has earned a reputation as one of the most promising prospects in the VHLM. Growing up in a small Massachusetts town nearby the busy city of Boston, Spallsy was introduced to hockey at an early age. His father, a former local juniors player, would often take him to frozen ponds during harsh New England winters. It was there, amidst the crisp air, natural ice, and beautiful views that Spallsy first fell in love with the game. Watching Connor McDavid highlights on repeat, young Spallsy would mimic his hero’s signature speed and puck-handling skills. His dedication was evident as he spent hours practicing on and off the ice, striving to replicate the magic of McDavid's style. Spallsy's journey to the VHLM wasn’t without its hurdles. Despite his talent, he was often overlooked due to his smaller stature during his teenage years. Scouts were hesitant to take a chance on him, focusing instead on larger, more physically imposing players. But Spallsy used this as fuel for his fire. He trained harder, sharpened his skills, and developed a keen hockey IQ that set him apart from his peers. By the time he was drafted into the VHLM, Spallsy had transformed into an offensive powerhouse, known for his explosive speed, quick decision-making, and ability to create scoring opportunities out of thin air. In his rookie VHLM season, Spallsy made an immediate impact. He quickly rose through the ranks as one of the league’s most dependable forwards, despite his lack of offensive output, instead, providing energy to his team and powering them deep into the playoffs. Coaches praised his determination and positive attitude, while teammates admired his relentless drive to improve. His ability to control the pace of a game and his knack for threading impossible passes earned him comparisons to his idol, Connor McDavid. But Spallsy isn’t content with simply being a standout in the VHLM. His eyes are firmly set on the VHL, where only the best of the best compete. He understands that the road ahead will be even more grueling, with higher stakes and tougher opponents. To prepare, Spallsy dedicates countless hours to refining his skills. Whether it's practicing face-offs, working on his shot accuracy, or fine-tuning his defensive game, he leaves no stone unturned in his pursuit of excellence. Off the ice, Spallsy is known for his humility and approachable nature. He regularly volunteers at local youth hockey programs in Massachusetts, inspiring the next generation of players. Kids flock to him, eager to learn from someone who shares their same dream. Spallsy often tells them about his own struggles and how perseverance has been his greatest weapon, a tool necessary to reaching the VHL levels. One of Spallsy’s defining characteristics is his mindset. He approaches every practice, every shift, and every game with the mentality of a champion. In interviews, he often speaks about the importance of mental resilience in hockey—a lesson he picked up from studying Connor McDavid’s career. McDavid’s ability to perform under immense pressure and his unwavering focus during critical moments serve as Spallsy’s blueprint for success. As the VHLM season progresses, Spallsy continues to draw attention from VHL scouts. His highlight reels are shared across social media, with fans and analysts praising his offensive creativity and breakaway speed. But Spallsy remains grounded. He knows that success isn’t measured by individual highlights but by his ability to elevate his team and contribute to wins. For Spallsy, the dream of playing in the VHL isn’t just about personal achievement—it’s about honoring the sport he loves and representing everyone who’s believed in him. Whether it’s his family cheering from the stands in Massachusetts, his teammates pushing him in practice, or the kids he mentors back home, Spallsy carries their support with him every time he steps onto the ice. As the season winds down and the stakes grow higher, Spallsy McDavid stands at the precipice of greatness. His journey from the frozen ponds of Massachusetts to the bright lights of the VHLM is a testament to his passion, dedication, and relentless spirit. And while the road to the VHL is fraught with challenges, one thing is certain: Spallsy McDavid is ready to carve out his place among hockey's elite, following in the footsteps of his hero, Connor McDavid, and creating a legacy all his own.

1. I think we had a great draft this year and I think it will help the team's depth in the coming years. 2. I'm excited to play for a hallowed program such as Mexico City and I'm confident that I can help progress the team once I'm ready to join. 3. I was a bit disappointed given that I think my playmaking play style is valuable and I'm an active member. However, above all else, I'm most excited that I was drafted to a great team. 4. I would have drafted a defenseman given that we don't have many. 5. I think a goalie is a great first choice in the draft and he'll give us steady goaltending for many more years. 6. I'd be the fisher to catch food and other animals so everyone can survive because I'm just a nice guy.

1. Well, we officially were eliminated from the S96 playoffs in the conference finals. What're your thoughts on how the playoffs ended? A: We had a promising season and I think with the help of Spallsy McDavid, in a few years we will reach further in the playoffs. Especially with our team’s pedigree I’m confident this is a step in the right direction. 2. Are you surprised that two goalies (Merome Dilson and Olober Syko) who had a very limited market last offseason made the finals? Are high TPA goalies actually more valuable now? A: I’m not surprised because I think the sim values shared goaltending and goaltending makes a huge difference in VHL playoffs. 3. In big news, George Richmond @badcolethetitan was traded to New York in exchange for 2oa and Tommy Shelby @Will.What're your thoughts on this trade? A: I like this move for our future and adding more depth to the team will be vital to maintain our regular season success in the long run. 4. Any final words or message you'd like to give to Richmond and Joseph Reed? A: We appreciate all you’ve done to improve our playoff performance and becoming leaders. 5. We now have 2oa in the upcoming draft - who should we pick and why? A: A bit late to this but obviously Spallsy McDavid would be the choice because he’s a needed playmaker on a team with good scoring. 6. My Netflix subscription expired on Sunday, should I renew it? Yell at customer service to extend for free? How do I handle this devastating loss? A: Use illegal online websites for movies instead and save your money.

A rising star in the VHL, Spallsy McDavid found himself in hot water Thursday night after an off-season bar fight led to an arrest and a future house arrest. The incident occurred just days after the conclusion of the team's season, falling short in the playoffs and leaving Marlins fans shocked by the turn of events. Known for his tenacity on the ice prior to the VHL, McDavid reportedly became embroiled in an altercation at a popular downtown bar. Witnesses described the situation escalating quickly, with verbal jabs turning into a physical confrontation. Although no severe injuries were reported, the fight caused significant damage to the establishment and drew police intervention.In court, the athlete expressed remorse, stating that the altercation did not reflect his character or values. His lawyer emphasized his clean record and his role as a positive influence in the community. Despite this, the judge imposed six months of house arrest, citing the player’s responsibility as a public figure to set an example. After a disappointing statistical season, McDavid's developmental progress is in question under house arrest this summer. During his house arrest, he will be allowed to train and attend team-related activities under strict supervision. The league also announced that it is conducting its own investigation, with potential disciplinary actions pending. Some argue that his punishment is fair given the expectations placed on professional athletes, while others believe it could jeopardize his once promising career. Regardless, the incident serves as a stark reminder of the pressures and scrutiny faced by athletes both on and off the ice.

Player Information Username: Lochlan Chisholm Player Name: Spallsy McDavid Recruited From: Returning Age: 18 Position: RW Height: 72 in. Weight: 210 lbs. Birthplace: United States of America Player Page @VHLM GM

1. Increasing our defensive play will be huge in order to win this series. 2. I am confident. We have had great performances throughout the year from players on all of our lines. I expect the same going forward. 3. Bergeron. Great skater and a two way player. 4. Sitting in my bed. I can watch hockey or any other games or tv shows. 5. definitely Nashville. Never realized how electric and fascinating it was. 6. Has to be a couple of years ago when I mixed orange juice, mango juice, and lemonade. Actually a good drink if you wanna try it out.

1. Absolutely. 2. I believe depth at goalie is an important thing in order to reach success. 3. He struggled at the beginning of the season but he’s been on fire lately so I think he’ll be play a big role in the success of the team. 4. I always look forward to seeing sims and I’m excited that the season has finally begun. 5. Bratislava 6. None

1. I believed this team would make it this far because of all the skill we had. We had a tight team at the beginning of the year and this aided in our first place finish. 2. I was looking to have a breakout year and to play on a successful year with my team and this was certainly the case. 3. Our offensive firepower was the leading factor in our success. 4. I think it would be beneficial to play one more year in the VHLE to prepare for the VHL. It would be great to take leadership of the team next year and do things similar to this year. 5. Patrick Kane because of all the skill he has. 6. Nothing. I’m making sure I obtain my weekly TPE and do these press conferences.

1. As long as our offense continues the pressure, we should have no problem. 2. He likes some rap (from Jay Z to Pop Smoke) 3. Boston Bruins because I’ve been in Boston for my whole life and I love Pasta. 4. Being able to persevere through adversity and come out on top (like we are now). 5. Vic (a long beard, a sword, and a shield) 6. I always wanted to become a doctor.

1. The team as a whole has put a lot of effort into achieving TPE and we’ve bonded together perfectly. 2. My player loves to listen to some late 2000’s rap (Kanye and some Jay Z) 3. McDavid. He has incredible passing skills, can score the puck, and can skate extremely well. 4. It’s a tie between the rest of the league for worst logo and we have the best logo by far. No questions about it. 5. I feel like I’ve bonded with all of my forwards, as I’ve been able to playmake exceptionally well lately. 6. When I was real young, I dressed up as a pea pod one time.

1. I am satisfied with the selections and I think that they will lead us to becoming a better team overall. 2. I’ve played pretty well this season and I've taken a large step in becoming a better player. 3. I try to stay on top of my game every week and I’m happy to see 2 of my teammates being recognized for their hard work. 4. It’s better than I expected, specifically because I didn’t know the competition that we would be facing. Now that I look at the scores and standings, each team is loaded with talent and it’s a tight race for the playoffs. 5. I would take the team out to Wendy’s to take that big W. 6. It’s been great so far. Nothing to complain about.

1. I think that this will be a tight race, but things are looking up for this team. 2. My player is strongest in his playmaking abilities and scoring. 3. My player needs to work on his defensive play and his leadership. 4. Red, cuz red is evil. 5. The weakest guy because why not start off easy. 6. To get hit by a truck.

1. It’s awesome to play for a gm that I’m familiar with and I know what is expected. 2. I’m looking forward to making a late push in the playoffs and possibly taking it all. 3. I think my player will adjust perfectly because of my familiarity with the gm. 4. My expectations are to win the championship and be top 10 in points. 5. no questions 6. Right here because I can continue my success under a gm that I know and that has been successful in his recent years.