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1. I am going to favour Moscow here. I just think they were our nemesis all year so I am going that way. 2. I have the US winning it but it could go either way honestly. 3. Probably to the past. I’m a history buff so the past has always kinda interested me. —- 1. What goal do you want your player to accomplish before the end of their career? 2. Which team, that you don’t already play for, would you like to play on most? 3. Can your player grow facial hair? If so, what would they rock if challenged to do something fun for the playoffs?

Awesome career! @comrade cat

Honestly this. Those who had been there for a while wanted one last chance (and heck best record in the league proved it was a good team..but once again a playoff choke).

Delusional for sure.

THE END IS NEAR, CAN THE NIGHTHAWKS FINALLY DO IT? ...Okay so before we really get into this, the honest answer is probably...No. Look, I am not trying to be pessimistic, cause frankly I would really love the Continental Cup, but the odds are obviously against us. At the end of this year, only one team can call themselves the Continental Cup winner, and it has been since S82 that the team that was able to label themselves that, also won the Victory Cup. This is Viktor Jensen's third time winning the Victory Cup, and while he certainly celebrated the first two times a little bit more...this one doesn't really seem to be impacting him in the same way. "Frankly, I don't really care about winning it. I am thrilled we had a great regular season and the hot streak we are on going into the playoffs is exactly what you want..but at the end of the day, these series start at 0-0. Anything can happen and we have been knocked off both times we won the Victory Cup before...in the first round no less. So no, I don't really care about it. I want the Continental and nothing else." - Viktor Jensen Jensen's Nighthawks are definitely riding high with a 12-game win streak. But with a matchup with the Riga Reign looming, a team that has beaten a Victory Cup winning Nighthawks team in the past...they certainly won't make it easy on Malmo.

3. I got Rave leading the way after a very underrated regular season. 5. Meh..I want a Continental Cup. That’s what we play for. 6. Individually I would like to win a Scotty Campbell Trophy. 7. Snowy and cold. Classic Canadian weather for sure. 8. Bacon, Pepperoni, Green Peppers, Onions, Mushrooms. I sometimes like my chicken, green peppers, onions with bbq sauce. 10. Please Eagles…please. Not a fan of either team but I just cannot stand the Chiefs. Having some friends over. Really excited.

Thanks so much @LucyXpher! Despite spending most of Jensens career with a great GM in @KaleebtheMighty, you have been awesome to play for this season as well.

Thanks @Corco! Love it!!

1. Fall for me. Just love the temperature more than anything. 2. 100 Cookies with no milk. No question. 3. Meat Pie (tourtiere). My grandmas recipe. I still LOVE it more than anything. Now I make it myself too. --- 1. You have to go through this world deaf or blind. Which do you choose and why? 2. You can move anywhere in the world to live. Where is it? 3. Name a show that I should watch...I have been looking for something new to binge.

JORGEN LOVSTROM SHOULD WIN THE MVP I don’t feel like ranting on too much cause I honestly think this should be an absolute shut case, but frankly….Jorgen Lovstrom should be the unanimous MVP this season. Yes, I am biased. Yes, I am absolutely stoned and feeling like a great wonderful excellent rant. Yes, I am also right..at least in my opinion. As for the case… The Malmo Nighthawks currently have the best record in the league with a 48-13-2 record, one point ahead of their conference rival, the Moscow Menace. The Nighthawks are currently led offensively by ninth year veteran, Viktor Jensen, who has a team leading 83 points in 63 games, while six others are over a point-per-game. The offense, while not necessarily having a specific superstar to lead the way, has honestly been solid. They still have the third most goals scored in the league, so it’s definitely not all about Lovstrom. With that being said though… JORGEN LOVSTROM SHOULD ABSOLUTELY BE THE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER! The Malmo Nighthawks have allowed 127 goals this season. That is the best in the league by 22 goals, with the Vancouver Wolves next with 149 goals allowed. The team defense has been solid but Lovstrom leads the league in wins (41), save percentage (.936), GAA (1.98) and shutouts (8). Frankly, no one is even close to him in save percentage (Popa next best with .932) and GAA (Soju with 2.24). It has been an incredible start to what I expect will be a Hall of Fame career. Lovstrom already has a Greg Clegane Trophy under his belt and I do expect him to take a massive haul home this off-season. Here’s hoping a Continental Cup can be added to that pile as well.

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NIGHTHAWK FOR LIFE - VIKTOR JENSEN CAREER REFLECTION VIKTOR JENSEN - SEASON 89 - CENTER Games Played: 622 Goals: 251 Assists: 447 Points: 698 +/-: +210 GW: 43 Viktor Jensen has been in the league for nine seasons now and he truly does fit the moniker of ‘Nighthawk for Life’. The Norweigan center has been a member of the team since Season 89 and a part of their leadership core for quite some time. He is likely to hit the thirty goal mark for the sixth consecutive season and also likely the eighty-five point mark for a sixth consecutive season as well. For Jensen, when we asked him about his career and what he hopes to be remembered for, this is what he had to say: “Honestly, I just hope that I am remembered as someone that gave his all for the team that showed their faith in him back in Season 89. Back then I had been debating going to the VHLE, but I was encouraged to jump up right away and play nine seasons, and I am really glad I did. That first year prepared me a lot for what was to come and really assembled the work ethic that I would rely on for the rest of my career. So yeah, loyalty…someone who loved the Malmo Nighthawks…that’s truly what I want the fans to remember me for. I love this city and they have my loyalty for life.” Jensen’s career, despite definitely hitting the 700 mark before the season ends, has been pretty quiet overall. He’s been a consistently great center but never someone that stood out enough to break out into superstardom. And he really hasn’t had the playoff success he probably hoped for. With just 31 career playoff games, Jensen has 12 goals and 30 points. With that being said, he still has one more chance to improve his playoff resume and he has been looking as good as ever. He is also coming off his best playoff campaign yet with 6 goals and 11 points in 8 games last year. Internationally, Jensen has definitely had no problem showing out though. In 58 career international games, Viktor has 31 goals and 32 assists for 63 points and has probably enjoyed those games as much as any of the others he has played. “Playing for my country will always be one of my proudest moments. Those games just feel extra special and while it was disappointing that I didn’t get another chance this past off-season, I am really really happy that I have been able to contribute as much as I have at that level.” So all in all, I have really loved the career Jensen has had. Has he won individual awards? No, unfortunately not. Has he had the playoff success I was hoping for? Not even close. With that being said, he has been as steady rock in the Nighthawks forward core and one that will be remembered, alongside other retiring Nighthawks lifers like Savaisk Tzesar and Ronald Johnson MacWallace III.

1. Totally not Trade Deadline at all. To be honest, my guess probably would have been something around something that you would change about the league. 2. I don't hate it honestly but ultimately I do like having the European and North American clubs separate, just cause it just makes sense in my brain that way. 3. Free in the front row easy. I can usually hold it for 5-6 hour drives whenever we visit family, so I don't think that would be all that difficult. And I can eat and drink before the game...all good with me! --- 1. With the trade deadline looming, do you wish there was more spectacle around the VHL deadline to make it more realistic overall? 2. In this ridiculous world we live in, what is your favourite thing to do to wind down after a long day? 3. I've been sick all week and am looking forward to getting into a few sweets that I have been missing (Cobbs Bread yall). What's your go-to sweet food?

SAVAISK TZESAR - BRINGING THE PAIN ONE FINAL TIME Viktor Jensen was a teammate of Savaisk Tzesar back in Season 88 with the VHLM’s Houston Bulls. Jensen was just drafted 2nd overall while Tzesar signed just as the season was starting, not technically being eligible for the VHLM Dispersal Draft until the following season. Tzesar was a raw player that had a lot of work to do on his skating and his skills as a whole, but he had something that Jensen recognized. “You know, he had a bit of a strange skill set. But he had a fire to him. He wanted to get better and not everyone has that kind of mentality. It definitely has served him well as he has progressed all these years.” Tzesar scored 17 goals and recorded 41 points and 119 hits that season, but it was the mentorship by his current Assistant General Manager, @AJW and some of the players on the team, like Jensen, that really set him on the right path. From there, Savaisk Tzesar has done one thing consistently, and that is bring the pain. Savaisk Tzesar is now in his seventh and final season in the VHL, all of which are with the Malmo Nighthawks. He sits fourth all-time in the Nighthawks history in goals, ninth in assists, seventh in points, third in hits and is tied with Jensen for first in game-winning-goals. He has hit the fourty goal mark and will end his career with five straight seasons with at least thirty goals. He has also been a 260+ hit player over the last four seasons (topping out at 340 last season!) and he has having another absolutely dominant physical performance this season. He has turned into a dominant power forward and while he probably will never win any individual awards, he is someone that will live in Malmo Nighthawks fame for quite some time and has been a fan favourite for a number of years. @comrade cat

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