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1. It seems like we’ve hit a stand still without much success in our recent games. Any idea what could’ve been the cause of this? 2. How does your player deal with adversity? 3. What’s something unique about your player on the ice? 4. How does your player handle situations of pressure? 5. What is a sport that doesn’t get enough love? 6. Favourite soft drink?

1. We’ve been winning games left and right, what has contributed most to our success? 2. The Western Conference will be a tough and bloody battle against all 5 teams. Which team is the weakest link and miss out in the playoffs? 3. More than a quarter of the season has finished. Are you satisfied with your players stats? 4. Who is the goat of modern day hockey? 5. What does your daily routine look like to get ready for game day? 6. With all the hype around the NHL playoffs, which teams do you think will faceoff in the Stanley Cup Finals?

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Saskatoon Wild Presser Answer these 6 questions for 2 TPE! 3-8-1, not the best start by any means. How can we turn this around? Who was our most productive player last week? Which animal does your player resemble? How does your player overcome challenges or adversity? Have you ever been to an NHL game? If so, how was your experiences at one? Around the league, has there been any surprises to you so far in the VHLM?

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D - James Marino G - Matt Murdock

Saskatoon Wild Press Conference Answer these six questions for 2 TPE! 1. The VHLM Season starts tomorrow, how do we start off on the right foot? 2. What type of playstyle does your player have? 3. What is our biggest strength and weakness going into the season? 4. What makes hockey such a challenging sport? 5. Do you believe in superstitions? Why or why not? 6. Which player has the best sports celebration?

F - Igor Molotov F - Tavish DeGroot @Frank

F - Vinny Detroit D - Biggie Cheese @Frank

Saskatoon Wild Press Conference Answer these 6 questions for 2 TPE! 1. How did you celebrate getting drafted by the Saskatoon Wild? 2. You touch down and land in Saskatoon, what's the first thing you do? 3. What are some season expectations for this team? 4. Which team looks to be our biggest competitor? 5. What are some individual goals you have for your player? 6. How's your favorite NHL team doing as they cap off their regular season?

Sergey Preobrazhensky - Offensive Vision

Saskatoon Wild Press Conference Answer these 6 questions for 2 TPE! 1. It is the end of the season! Any favorites to win the playoffs? 2. What is your player looking forward to do this off-season 3. What is something you are looking to improve with your player this off-season? 4. The draft is around the corner, is there any team you would like to get drafted by? 5. What is an underrated sport? 6. Coffee or Tea? @AColdCanadian @LastGoon007 @Bruh @Voltron @BigIrish @Schwein @ScuffMcgruff @Cwalker

Saskatoon Wild Press Conference Answer these 6 questions for 2 TPE! 1. How does your player spend their off days? 2. How does your player relax after a long hard training session? 3. What keeps your player motivated? 4. What is a weird combo that works well together? 5. Best style of pizza? 6. Nike or Adidas? @AColdCanadian @LastGoon007 @Bruh @Voltron @BigIrish @Schwein @ScuffMcgruff

The Biggest Rivalry of All Time Rivalries are one of the greatest aspects of hockey and it’s not without saying Sergey’s career has been full of gut-wrenching rivalries throughout the years. Ever since he first started playing on the ice, he’s met fierce opponents that shaped into who he is today. But there is just one rivalry that sticks out like a sore thumb, let’s check it out shall we? Moscow Menace and the Continental Cup Although this isn’t an individual rivalry, Sergey has been right at the forefront of such a painful and heartbreaking rivalry for the Moscow Menace franchise, ever since Sergey got called up to the show back in S82. Moscow has always been blessed with a stacked team, with several all-star players and even some being inducted into the hall of fame. Unfortunately for them, it seemed like everything went south when the team had to play the Continental Cup Finals. You see, even before Sergey made his debut, Moscow had a history of tough finals losses. They came off a sour defeat to the Vancouver Wolves with a 4-2 series defeat in S81. Not to mention another finals defeat for Moscow in the S80 playoffs by Vancouver once again. But Sergey had made it his lifelong plan to bring Moscow a cup, he grew up watching the Moscow Menace when he was just a young kid and he wanted the chance to make his city proud. “I’m ready to give it my all, I know this team has had some discouraging losses as of late. But this team has the skill and swagger to win a Cup this year” - Sergey Preobrazhensky, Pre-Season Press Conference S82 Unfortunately, what young and naive Sergey didn’t know at the time, was that Moscow was practically cursed when it came to winning the Continental Cup. Throughout the seasons, Moscow had always been a top competitor in the European Conference. Over a multitude of seasons, they’ve finished near the top of the standings on a regular occasion, but they just couldn’t get it done when it mattered the most. Let’s look at the S80 decade in the lens of Moscow’s playoff exits shall we? S80: Lost in the Continental Cup Finals vs Vancouver Wolves (4-3) S81: Lost in the Continental Cup Finals vs Vancouver Wolves (4-2) S82: Lost in the Continental Cup Finals vs Vancouver Wolves (4-0) S83: Lost in the Continental Cup Finals vs Seattle Beats (4-3) S84: Lost in the Semi Finals vs Warsaw Predators (4-3) S85: Lost in the Continental Cup Finals vs D.C Dragons (4-1) S86: Lost in the Semi Finals vs HC Davos Dynamo (4-2) I mean, it doesn’t take a detective to figure out that there is something seriously wrong with Moscow when it comes to playoff time. This team has all the talent in the world, but it's like the thought of the Continental Cup is just a turn off to the team. Seems like Moscow’s goals were beyond our understanding. I genuinely feel bad for the Moscow franchise, they always put out good teams, but it always seems like they’re doomed to fail come playoff time. The Moscow vs Continental Cup rivalry will always hold a special place in my heart for a long time.

Saskatoon Wild Press Conference Answer these 6 questions for 2 TPE! 1. Of course, it's been a season to forget for the Saskatoon Wild but it doesn't mean a player's development stops. How has your player improved from the start of the season up to now? 2. Theme week is here! Do you have any plans relating to it? 3. It's a tight battle in the Eastern Conference, who do you think will come out on top from there? 4. What is your favorite time of the year? 5. Who do you think is winning it all in the VHL this season? 6. What type of build is your player trying to create? @AColdCanadian @Finkster14 @LastGoon007 @Bruh @Voltron

Saskatoon Wild Press Conference Answer these 6 questions for 2 TPE 1. What's something that's underrated about hockey? 2. How has it been having to face the tough and grueling Saskatoon Winter? 3. The NHL All Star weekend just passed last weekend! Any thoughts about the event? 4. How has point task earning been for you lately? 5. Favorite board game? 6. Which NHL team holds your favorite jersey's? @AColdCanadian @Finkster14 @LastGoon007 @Bruh

Saskatoon Wild Press Conference Answer these 6 questions for 2 TPE 1. What is the best part about playing hockey as a job? 2. What are some great things that hockey teaches you? 3. As a hockey fan/player, are you superstitious? If so, in what way? 4. What are some of the hardest and most challenging things about being a professional athlete? 5. What NHL player does your player resemble? 6. The NHL season is over halfway done, how is your favourite team doing so far? @Markusbg@LastGoon007@Cyprus @Finkster14 @Battlepopcorn@Nicktrash @AColdCanadian@CaptainBurnout @Elman Diablo@Bruh

Starting In Style Vancouver - Going back to last season, Vancouver had accomplished one of the greatest feats known in hockey, winning the Continental Cup. With the likes of star players such as Alexandre Leduc, Biggie Cheese and trade deadline acquisition Sergey Preobrazhensky helped lead the Vancouver Wolves to promise land. Coming into next season, the goal was just the same as last year, go and win it all. The off-season was jam packed for a team like Vancouver, who sought to build on their amazing season. By trading picks and signing players left and right to find any sort of talent to bring into their already amazing roster. This led them to bring in a few key players to help out on their run once again, most notably Nezuko. The D.C Dragon’s star forward who throughout his career, has posted very respectable offensive numbers with the teams he’s played for. Bringing in Nezuko was thought to compensate for the fact that Vancouver was going to lose Alexandre Leduc in a trade with the New York Americans for young forward Hasbulla Magomedov and a couple of other draft picks. Leduc was still fresh in the minds of many Vancouver fans, as he helped this team accomplish winning the championship. Having some of the most clutch moments on the ice throughout Vancouver’s playoff tenure. Needless to say, he will be missed by many fans and players alike in Vancouver. As the season started, Vancouver kept their energy and success alive from last season. Going on an absolute tear with only a shootout loss in over eleven games played. Placing them at a well deserved first in the North American Conference. Today, we'll have star center Sergey Preobrazhensky give some of his takes on how the season has unfolded so far. Reporter: "Sergey, a new season means new opportunities. How will you approach this season?" Sergey: "I approach this season like any other season to be fair with you. I want to win, plain and simple, not only for myself, but also for my team. After getting a taste of winning the Continental Cup, I want to go and run it back. You can never have too much success." Reporter: "Some players left the team, while other players and rookies joined the team. What are your thoughts on this?" Sergey: "It’s great to have some new players out on the ice with us now. I know it’s hard to get familiar with a new team, but I know as a team, we’ll be able to show all the new guys the ropes." Reporter: "This Vancouver team was expected to do well on paper, but these first several games had even the Vancouver fans surprised. How has your team been able to keep such an amazing tempo throughout these first eleven games?" Sergey: "I feel like we picked up from where we left off last season with this team. Even if we have some new additions on the team. We’ve been able to capitalize on our opponent's mistakes and play spectacular fundamental hockey as of late." The season has started for Sergey’s Vancouver Wolves. It’ll be interesting to see if Vancouver can keep the good times rolling throughout next week. Until then, we’ll be signing off for now.

Saskatoon Wild Press Conference 1. Saskatoon just had their first game! Although it was a heartbreaking loss 3-2, how did it feel to finally play as a member of the Saskatoon Wild? 2. What is one key thing we need to do to have a successful season? 3. What can your player do that not many other people know? 4. What is your pregame meal or snack before games? 5. Is Gatorade overrated? 6. What is one thing your player couldn’t live without? @Markusbg@LastGoon007@Cyprus @Finkster14 @Battlepopcorn@Nicktrash @AColdCanadian@CaptainBurnout @Elman Diablo

G - Clueless Wallob @Shindigs

F - Nezuko @TheNeonShaman

D - Tavish DeGroot @Shindigs

D - AK92 Wit da Hoodie @TheNeonShaman

F - Vasile Lamb @Shindigs

F - Daniel Janser @TheNeonShaman