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1. Not sure and it depending on who will leave and stay. I think adding defensive minded players would give us a bit of help because I think we struggled a bit on the PK this season 2. 80s without a doubt 3. I'm happy overall with my player. I guess a little more defense wouldn't hurt since I am -21 4. Winnipeg's onto a hot start 5. Adding more ways to earn TPE 6. Right brain I think

Halifax 21st Press conference (Answer 3 questions for 1TPE or 6 for 2TPE) 1. What's your favorite part of a Fantasy sports league? 2. What would you say is the best hockey jersey ever made? 3. What is your go to fast food? 4. What is something funny and/or ridiculous that has happened to you recently? 5. How is your favorite NHL team doing so far? 6. What's your predictions for the Stanley cup finalists now that the season is passed the 1/4 mark?

1. He sure helped build quite a dynasty and makes me feel proud to be part of the this team after how successful we were. 2. I don't like reading unless it's sports articles 3. He was a solid quarterback for us. He never failed to give his all for the team. 4. I haven't had skittles in probably 10 years so I don't remember 5. We got to focus on showing up every like it's our last. Time to show character and show what we are made of. 6. I always make extra to have leftovers so I'd say yes

That's my fault not finding someone with a better quality picture lol but Still think it's fire thank you once again

Halifax 21st Press conference (Answer 3 questions for 1TPE or 6 for 2TPE) 1. If you were given 100TPE where would you put them? 2. After a goal, what is your go to celebration move? 3. If you could use only 1 word to describe your player, What would that word be? 4. Is there a new movie or series that you are looking forward to watching? 5. If you won a Million dollars, what would be the first thing you do and how would you spend the rest? 6. Is there a kind of food that you enjoy that most people wouldn't or would find weird?

1. Keep working hard and results will follow. 2. Blankman! Or steel(Shaq)! Lol realistically Hulk or wolverine 3. Definitely an early riser. 4. PC to 70 right away! 5. Fritos hoops first and Pretzels last 6. I could keep myself busy and not worry about it but honestly I'd be thinking of the internet

Dorji Khan’s footsteps echoed as he walked through the halls of the VHL Hall of Fame. For a young player like him, the experience was both awe inspiring and humbling. Everywhere he turned there were plaques, trophies and memorabilia showcasing the achievements of the greats who had come before him. Dorji paused in front of a display dedicated to one of the most legendary players in VHL history and former Legion member Scotty Campbell who’s stats were mind-blowing. He won the Wayne Gretzky Trophy (League MVP) three times, the Mario Lemieux Trophy (Most Points) five times, the Joe Malone Trophy (Most Goals) four times, the Stan Mikita Trophy (Most Assists) two times, the Gordie Howe Trophy (Playoff MVP) two times, the Ron Francis Trophy (Most Sportsmanlike) two times, and finally the Mark Messier Trophy (Top Leader) once. He read through Campbell’s career highlights, absorbing the sheer magnitude of what it took to reach such heights. It was clear that this level of greatness wasn't just about talent. It was about relentless dedication, hard work and a deep love for the game. As he continued his journey through the Hall of Fame, Dorji found himself drawn to the story of another Legion legend, Goalie Aidan Shaw , known for his incredible work ethic and leadership both on and off the ice. This player wasn’t the flashiest, but his influence on the game was undeniable. He led his team to a championship and was renowned for his ability to inspire his teammates. The Mongolian stallion realized that being great wasn’t just about personal accolades but also about making those around you better. Dorji’s mind began to race with thoughts about his own career. He had joined the Toronto Legion this season with high hopes and already trying to make an impact. But walking through these halls he understood that there was still so much more to achieve. He thought about his time in the VHLM where he won the Founder’s cup with Philly then drafted by the Halifax 21st and how those experiences had shaped him. Moving up to the VHLE with the Bratislava Watchmen had been another big step where he had learned valuable lessons and refined his skills. Reflecting on these past experiences, Dorji recognized areas where he could improve. He knew he needed to work on his consistency ensuring that he brought his best to every game and not just the big ones. He also realized the importance of staying focused and composed even when things aren’t going his way. The greats in the Hall of Fame had all faced adversity at some point and their ability to overcome it had defined their careers. Determined to take his game to the next level, Khan made a mental checklist of the things he needed to work on. He wanted to improve his defensive play, becoming a more well rounded player who could contribute in all areas of the game. He also wanted to develop his leadership skills knowing that great players not only excel individually but also lift their teammates. Leaving the Hall of Fame, Dorji felt a renewed sense of purpose. The stories of the greats had lit a fire within him. He was determined to work harder, push himself further and strive to be the best player he could be. He knew the road ahead wouldn’t be easy but he was ready for the challenge. This season with the Toronto Legion would be his opportunity to start writing his legacy and he was eager to see what the future held for this Mongol. As he stepped out into the crisp air, Khan felt a sense of clarity. The Hall of Fame had given him a glimpse of what was possible and he was ready to chase that greatness with everything he had. He wasn’t just playing for himself. He was playing for the team, the fans and the chance to one day see his name among the legends in the VHL Hall of Fame. PT Week Nov 4-10 666Words

Halifax 21st Press conference (Answer 3 questions for 1TPE or 6 for 2TPE) 1. After seeing Jon Webber III @Webberj and Chad Powers @Big_Dyl get awarded the SuperSailor, I was reminded of how some teams only had one good goalie and a spare that would barely play. How do you feel about having two great goaltenders? 2. Tough battle in the Eastern Conference as only 3 points separates the 3rd and 5th place. If everyone keeps improving like they are, where do you think we will finish? 3. There's a clear difference when you look at the Eastern and Western conference. There's a lot more GF(Goals for) in the Eastern. Even if we are last in our conference, we remain 3rd in the league for GA(Goals against) which is pretty impressive. What are we doing so well to keep our GA down? 4. What's your go to move when 1 on 1 with the goalie in a shootout? 5. Hockey players usually can be very superstitious. What would you consider your player's biggest superstition? 6. What's your favorite candy or treat you always looked forward to on Halloween?

Transaction ID: 4G405727MT023653N Free Week (12 TPE Capped) 5 TPE Uncapped Doubles Week

Dorji Khan’s journey to the VHL is a story that’s catching people’s attention. Drafted by Toronto Legion, Dorji’s path to the VHL has been a showcase of his talent. He started out in the VHLM with the Halifax 21st where he quickly made a name for himself. Being named Captain of the team in his second season. His performance there was nothing short of impressive setting the stage for what was to come. After his time in Halifax, Khan moved up to the VHLE where he joined the Bratislava Watchmen. This was a crucial step in his development. In Bratislava, the giant Mongolian really started to shine putting up 99 points in 72 games. His scoring ability and on ice vision were on full display and it was clear he was ready for the next challenge. Now Dorji is stepping onto the ice with the Toronto Legion and expectations couldn’t be higher. His journey from the VHLM through the VHLE and now to the VHL is proof of his hard work and dedication. Toronto fans are buzzing with excitement. They are eager to see how their rising star prospect will perform on the big stage. The Mongolian stallion’s journey hasn’t been an easy one. Coming from a small village, working on the family farm to playing in the VHL. Moving from one league to another meant constantly adapting to new levels of competition. Each step has been a learning experience and Khan has taken it all in stride. His time with the Halifax 21st was about proving he belonged. His season in the VHLE with the Bratislava Watchmen was about refining his game and showing he could compete at a higher level. Now with the Toronto Legion, it’s trying to make an impact and helping his team succeed. The Legion’s decision to draft Khan was already a sign they were looking to build a strong future. They saw potential in him and his year in the VHLE proved they were right. His stats speak for themselves but it’s his presence on the ice that really makes a difference. Dorji’s ability to read the game, his speed and his sharp shooting make him a valuable asset. With 99 points in 72 games in the VHLE, Khan showed he could become a real game-changer. Fans are excited about Khan’s scoring ability. There’s no doubt he can perform under pressure and Toronto has been looking for that and Dorji seems like just the player for the job. Although he will require time to develop into his true potential, he still has a knack for finding the back of the net, combined with his playmaking skills means he’s a threat every time he’s on the ice. It’s the kind of dynamic presence that can elevate a team and change the outcome of the game with a single play. But it’s not just about his skills... Khan brings a certain energy and determination to the rink. His journey through the ranks shows he’s willing to put in the work, to learn and to grow. That kind of mindset is invaluable especially for a team well known for being competitive. Khan’s story is also a great example of the development process in the VHL system. Starting in the VHLM with Halifax, moving up to the VHLE with Bratislava and then finally joining the VHL with Toronto. It’s a path that many young players follow. His journey highlights the importance of each steps showing how crucial the development is in shaping future stars. As the new season is well underway, all eyes are on Dorji Khan and the Toronto Legion. Fans are hopeful and you can feel the excitement when he steps on the ice. The Legion has a rich history and adding a talent like this Mongolian giant to the roster is a big step toward future success. Whether it’s scoring goals, making plays or just bringing that extra bit of energy to the team, Khan is expected to be a key player. PT week Oct 28 to Nov 3rd 666words ( I stretched it out to get 666 )

I forgot about the Major League movies. Definitely great movies especially the first 2

Miracle is up there for me too. My top 3 would be Miracle , Mystery alaska and Draft day Honorable mention to The Mighty Ducks

Halifax 21st Press conference (Answer 3 questions for 1TPE or 6 for 2TPE) 1. We are now at 24 games and just passed the first quarter of the season, Are you happy with how your player is doing so far? 2. Even after losing a high TPE player like Boris Bone-Breaker, our defense has been holding up pretty good. A shoutout to Cysteine @Bea who is tied in 2nd in the VHLM for blocked shots. What aspect of our defense do you think we would need to improve? 3. If you were to cook a meal for the whole team, what would you chose to make? 4. If Halifax was to change their team colors, What do you think would be the best color combo? 5. What is your favorite sport movie? 6. Do you play video games? If yes what games are you playing the most recently?

Review: This is some impressive work. The amount of detailed you put into all these are on point. I gazed upon all of the art works because at the beginning where I seen the logo on the custom hockey stick, I was like"woah! That's crazy!". As I scrolled down, there's other things that I really enjoyed, like the free willy/free marlin. Overall you have done exceptional work, I definitely give you an A+ for everything. Keep up the good work! I'm looking forward to seeing more.

1. It might be a rough start but I think we can turn it around. 2. I love coffee any time of the year! but I do enjoy hot chocolates more in fall/winter 3. I know they were strong last season as well but Moscow with 9wins and 1 loss 4. Trailer park boys or old survivormans 5. I think we should be encouraged by the amount of shots we have taken. Every shot has a chance of getting in. Every shot you don't take will never make it in. Goalies can have hot games and win it to themselves no matter how hard we may try. We can put on the best effort of career but still be overshadowed by a hot goalie. We just can't stop, we got to keep putting pucks on nets! 6. Classic Extra Bacon, 2 eggs, homefries, fresh tomatoes and toast!