ScuffMcgruff

Mexico couldn't do it, too afraid.

Knew the Aces were frauds.

Dear Diary, Today was a tough day. Despite extending my goal streak, we lost again. The streets were rough and the criminals were out in full force. But, as always, I was able to take them down and bring justice to the city. I may not be a superhero with superpowers, but I am the protector of this city. After a long night of fighting crime, I decided to treat myself to an ice cream sundae. As I sat in the local ice cream parlor, I reflected on my actions and thought about the impact I have on this city. I may not be loved by everyone, but I know that I am making a difference. As I savored the sweetness of the ice cream, I couldn't help but think about the people who are affected by crime every day. They may not have the power to fight back, but I do. And I will continue to use that power to protect this city and its people. The ice cream sundae may seem like a small indulgence, but it's moments like these that keep me going. It's important to take care of yourself, even when you have a larger purpose in life. As I finished my sundae, I knew that tomorrow would be another day of fighting crime and playing hockey. But for now, I was going to enjoy the moment and savor the sweetness of my treat. Until next time,

Dear Journal, Another night, another loss, another rescue mission. I never know what to expect when I remove the helmet and go out into the city, but tonight was different. Tonight, I saved a child from danger. It started like any other night. I was patrolling the city, looking for any signs of trouble. But then I heard a cry for help, and my instincts kicked in. I followed the sound until I found a child standing at the edge of a cliff. My heart raced as I approached the child, aware of the cliff's danger. I knew that I had to act quickly. I cautiously approached the child and tried to calm him down. He was crying and scared, but I got him to hold my hand. Together, we slowly made our way away from the cliff's edge. I could feel the child's hand shaking in mine, but I tried to be as reassuring as possible. We returned to safety, and I called the authorities to inform them about the child. As I walked away from the scene, I couldn't help but feel a sense of pride. I had saved a life tonight. Moments like these remind me why I do what I do. Being a vigilante hockey player is not easy, but it's worth it when I can make a difference in someone's life. Until next time,

Foster Bedwyr is my new friend.

Saskatoon is a big city, full of people, bad people. Someone needs to clean this city up. It should be the mayor, and it should be the police. But instead, they've got me. Crime doesn't relax, and neither do I. I'm motivated by the knowledge that I'm doing what is right for this city. The crime WILL end, and these criminals WILL pay for what they've done. Anthropomorphic bloodhound detective and Ice Hockey Player Law-abiding pizza. Addias

Day 4 After the loss against Halifax, I decided to patrol the city a bit, and I can't say it was easy. The streets were darker than usual, and the shadows seemed to be playing tricks on me. But I knew the city was counting on me to keep them safe, so I continued my journey. As I walked down the dark alleyways, my senses heightened, and my heart raced. I could hear the sounds of footsteps coming from behind me, but when I turned around, there was no one there—moments like these made me realize how dangerous my job was. I had to be on high alert at all times. As I continued my patrol, I saw a group of men standing on the corner. They were exchanging something, and I knew it was drugs. I could feel the anger rising within me, knowing that these drugs were destroying Saskatoon. I approached them and demanded that they hand over their stash. They hesitated at first, but when they saw the look in my eyes, they knew better than to mess with me. I destroyed their drugs and warned them that they would regret it if I caught them again. I continued my patrol, and soon enough, I heard the sound of glass shattering. I rushed towards the sound and saw that a convenience store had been broken into. I could hear the thieves inside, and so I carefully approached the store. I saw them loading bags full of goods into their car, and I knew I had to act fast. I called the police, and then I approached the thieves. They tried to fight me, but I was too quick for them. I subdued them until the police arrived and took them into custody. Walking back to my apartment, I knew I had made a difference tonight. Maybe not on the ice, but the city was safer because of me. It's not an easy job being a crime-fighting vigilante hockey player, but I know it's worth it. I'll be back on the streets tomorrow, ready to take on whatever comes my way. Until then, stay safe. Yours truly, McGruff

Slightly less painful pain.

Pain

Player Information Username: ScuffMcgruff Player Name: Scuff McGruff Recruited From: Reddit Age: 18 Position: RW Height: 72 in. Weight: 200 lbs. Birthplace: Canada Player Page @VHLM GM