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1. I don't know much about Lynx but I think it could be a good challenge to do. 2.Although it is an interesting thing to do. I don't think it is so realistic to have a team vote to select the captaincy. 3. Like Garsh, I think we will be a Middle Pack 4. David Pastrnak 5. I would say writing is a fun way to be able to release TPE 6. I don't think so, I'm pretty full in my apartment. I wouldn't want to bid just to clutter up my apartment.

Ding ding !

The new format!

Congrats !

I apply for Mexico my new discord : linusully

I apply.

I think there's just one drawback to this new system. While some may go with the place they prefer, others may simply rely on the ranking system that is introduced when the Waiver is selected. I've just come back and felt that way when choosing my selection. Although the system is nice. I don't think the ranking system is the best thing. A team could end up with a lot of players because it's #1 in the ranking while the 10th team is at the bottom. You come in and you don't necessarily want to be last in the standings. So you choose higher. But otherwise the system is great, despite the old system which could put pressure on GMs.

Let's go baby

Yep, the notification I received brought back fond memories of this league. So I'm back, and hopefully for a long time.

David Pasta is a young, passionate hockey player, now a member of the Miami Marauders in the VHLM, who has never stopped pursuing his dream: to become a professional hockey player at the highest level. His life before joining the simulated hockey league, the VHL, is a story of perseverance, relentless effort, and love for the sport, shaping him into the promising player he is today. David’s Early Years: A Passion for Hockey from Day One Born in a small town where hockey is more than a sport a cherished tradition David Pasta grew up on skates. As the only child of a hockey-loving family, he inherited this love for the game at a young age. His father, a former amateur player, and his mother, a devoted supporter of the sport, were quick to introduce him to hockey. At just two years old, he received his first pair of skates, and by the age of four, he was already taking part in neighborhood skating sessions. David spent his childhood winters at the local rink, learning the basics: skating, stickhandling, and, most importantly, keeping his head up. Even from an early age, David developed a natural instinct for hockey. His speed and ability to read the game gave him an edge over other kids his age, quickly catching the attention of his neighborhood coach. Rising Through the Ranks: Early Recognition in Minor Leagues Thanks to his natural skills and tireless work ethic, David rapidly advanced through the minor leagues. Around age nine, he was scouted and joined a more competitive minor league where he could truly start to measure himself against other promising young players. Here, he established himself as a versatile player. While he initially played left wing, he was willing to take on any role the team needed, developing a versatility that soon set him apart. At twelve, he became the captain of his junior team. His natural leadership skills and his ability to motivate his teammates, even in tough moments, made him an essential pillar of his team. Regional and national tournaments became more frequent, and the successes piled up for him and his team. With every tournament, David caught the eye of more scouts and received an increasing number of offers to join high-level teams. But he stayed grounded, supported by his parents, who ensured he maintained a balanced focus on both his education and athletic development. The Teenage Years: Balancing Pressure and Passion David’s teenage years were marked by an increasingly demanding training routine. Aware of the long journey ahead to reach the VHL, he doubled his efforts, spending hours honing his shooting skills and speed. At fifteen, he joined a prestigious hockey academy that provided full-time training while allowing him to continue his studies. At this stage, the competition grew fierce. David was surrounded by other young hockey hopefuls, each as determined as he was to reach the top level. These years weren’t without challenges. Between the pressure from scouts, academic demands, and the need to maintain mental and physical balance, he experienced moments of doubt. Yet his passion for hockey and the support of his family kept him on track. He developed stress management techniques, including visualization exercises that helped him stay focused and maintain unshakeable motivation. High School: The Final Step Before VHLM During his high school years, David drew closer to his dream. Playing in a highly competitive junior national league, he made a name for himself, quickly becoming one of the most-followed players by VHLM scouts. His versatility and work ethic were impressive: he didn’t settle for being a good player but constantly sought to improve. In his senior year, David had an exceptional season, scoring the most points in his league and leading his team to the national championship finals. This performance caught the attention of several VHLM teams, and he eventually received an offer to join the Miami Marauders, a team known for helping young talents reach the highest levels. The Transition to VHLM: The Start of a New Adventure Joining the Miami Marauders marked a pivotal moment in David's career. For the first time, he had to leave his hometown and family to pursue his dream, which wasn’t without its challenges. However, he saw this opportunity as the chance of a lifetime and fully committed himself to his new team. With the Marauders, David experienced the reality of the VHLM: intense training, regular travel, and constant pressure to perform. His first season was an intense learning experience. He had to adjust to the speed and skill of VHLM players, who were more experienced and faster than those he had faced before. The beginning was sometimes tough, but David showed resilience and continued to progress. His coach and teammates quickly recognized his potential, and he became an essential asset to the team. Conclusion: A Promising Future Today, David Pasta continues to give his all with the Miami Marauders. His dream of joining the VHL is more alive than ever, and he knows that every VHLM game is an opportunity to get closer to his goal. His teammates, coach, and everyone who knows him agree: David is destined for a bright future in the hockey world. On the road to a career that could very well lead him to the heights of the VHL, David Pasta embodies the dedication, passion, and resilience needed to excel in the professional hockey world.