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Fjorsstrom celebrating a goal against Davos last playoffs
 
Slaeter Fjorsstrom is hoping for a big year in Season 38 after falling to the Davos Dynamo in the European finals last season.
 
"It was definitely a disappointing feeling cleaning out the lockers in the days after losing game seven.  I'm confident we're going to be back and be better than last year.  We had a great year last year, and everyone's been working hard in the off season."
 
Fjorsstrom, who was nominated for Rookie of the year will look to have a big season after losing by one vote to former teammate Tom Slaughter.  
 
"I thought I had a good enough season to win, but I guess I was wrong.  I'll just have to have a better season and hopefully make enough of an impact to be in talks for the Labatte." 
 
Riga will add prospects KJA and Johan Hallstrom to their rosters next season, replacing Guido Schwarz and Matteo Gallo.
 
 

Helsinki for cup.

Mike Szatkowski Jr. (EUC), 7 saves from 7 shots - (1.000), 20:00 minutes
 
Fuck you guys I posted a shutout in 2nd period.

Fucking 2.

Should we be calling Weise, Dutch Gretzky? Or should we be calling Gretzky, Canadian Weise?

Dale Weise <3

Team Scandinavia celebrating a gold medal win in Season 26
 
Team Scandinavia has always been known as a powerhouse in the World Cup Stage, and for four straight World Cups, Scandinavia (formerly known as Sweden) was nearly impossible to beat in the World Cup.  From Season 20 to Season 26, Scandinavia won four straight gold medals.  However, that steamed from a medal streak that started Season 12 after a last place finish in Season 10.  
 
One name that was prominent in the four year gold streak was former Defenseman Kristian Carlsson.  Carlsson participated in his first world cup in Season 18, his pre-draft season.  Scandinavia would come away with the bronze medal, beating Switzerland in the bronze medal game.  After Season 18, Scandinavia would go on to beat Canada three times, and the United Kingdom once in the Gold Medal Games.  Carlsson would be the only player to compete in all four gold medal games.  
 
"We had a great group of guys each year, and some familiar faces each season.  It was easy to develop chemistry each time because of familiarity." - Carlsson.
 
The seven year medal streak came to an end in Season 28 when Scandinavia lost to the United States in the Bronze Medal game.   They would end up in fourth again in Season 30, before reclaiming the top spot in Season 32, beating the United States in the gold medal game.  In Season 34, they would end up in fourth after a shocking loss to the Soviet Union.  With the Season 37 World Cup coming up, Scandinavia will look to add another gold to it's already impressive collection.  

Slaeter Fjorsstrom celebrating his first VHL playoff goal in game two
 
Rookie defenseman Slaeter Fjorsstrom is having a great playoffs so far with Riga, leading all defensemen with eight points in eight games.  
 
"It's a blast.  I love pressure games, and feel I am able to contribute at a high level in a playoff situation.  The boys have been playing great, and I love the feeling of traveling with the team night in, night out."
 
Riga, who were in a rebuilding state just two seasons ago in Season 35, are currently leading HC Davos Dynamo two games to none in their best of seven series.  The series heads back to Riga for games three and four.
 
"It's going to be rocking especially after being without playoff hockey the last few seasons.  The fans in Riga are great, and we hope to continue winning for them.  Davos is a great team, and know how to come back from a series deficit, so we have to keep playing our game."

Slaeter Fjorsstrom celebrating his first VHL playoff goal in game two
 
Rookie defenseman Slaeter Fjorsstrom is having a great playoffs so far with Riga, leading all defensemen with eight points in eight games.  
 
"It's a blast.  I love pressure games, and feel I am able to contribute at a high level in a playoff situation.  The boys have been playing great, and I love the feeling of traveling with the team night in, night out."
 
Riga, who were in a rebuilding state just two seasons ago in Season 35, are currently leading HC Davos Dynamo two games to none in their best of seven series.  The series heads back to Riga for games three and four.
 
"It's going to be rocking especially after being without playoff hockey the last few seasons.  The fans in Riga are great, and we hope to continue winning for them.  Davos is a great team, and know how to come back from a series deficit, so we have to keep playing our game."

Gross

Gross

Low blow man.  

Like the post and you will get a sig from me. Gatta make a stash before school starts again so like awaaaay

If you break Larsson's hits record, I will cry.

Please die

You spelled semen incorrectly.

Hey guys, good to be back. Hopefully we can make a decent run in the next year or so!

Good to have Spud back in Riga.  Also, welcome Kendrick!
 
 
 
and Robbie too, I guess.

Serial Killers

Yeah you spelled scrub wrong.

Connor Low, though.

Ignore Kesler.  
 
Effort: 2/2 - Pretty solid for a non-graphics guy
Look: 2/3 - I think it looks pretty good for a non-graphic guy.  The stock work is a little bit over the place (the stars don't really work on the right side), but the render placement is good and the blending is decent.  You have the rule of thirds thing down with the render, however the text should go up about 20 pixels or so (should be more in the center of the sig here.  I think a more simple text would work (like an arial or a myriad pro)  Try bold/black and play with the character spacing.  It could also use some lighting and adjustment layers (but those are a little more advanced)
Creativity: 1/1 - Yes
 
Total: 5/6

Fjorsstrom will become the best defenseman in the league. 

Connor Blows