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Moscow's portion was long enough. I don't even recall how long.

Is that on all teams or just Moscow?

New season, new press conference. S99 Week 1: 1. What are you most hoping to see out of your player this season? 2. What expectations do you have for Halifax going into S99? 3. Which of your teammates do you most expect to surprise people this season? 4. Give me a song you would have banned from the locker room playlist. 5. What opposing fan base would you most prefer to keep from overtaking the arena? 6. What attribute are you working on most to start the season?

Context: This was recorded on 5/13 and I say stupid things sometimes.

Love that half of the all rookie team is LA's S97 draft class.

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Back in Halifax. LFG!

Preas Conference for S98 Playoffs Week 1.5: We have Davos yet again, but we're off to a hot start. Is this the strongest rivalry in the VHL? Maverick starts the playoffs hot with a game 2 hatty in an 8 goal game for the Menace. What has this offense coming out swinging? Do you prefer any specific opponent in the upcoming round(s)? Do you ambush any teammates with smelling salts on the bench? What's your pregame meal? How would you prank @Spartan on road trips?

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Week 6 Press Conference: Another Moscow legend, Jarmo Ruutu, is retiring at the end of this season. What mark do you feel he has left on the franchise? How would you expect fans to react to the final regular season game for Ruutu and Obuz? Should we dodge (or should we have dodged) the victory Cup? Would your player argue with fans on social media? Which team do you think would have the most annoying fans to argue with? How would you try to assert yourself with opponents on the ice in our first playoff game?

Week 5/Post TDL Press Conference: The recreate deadline has passed, and with that, Obuz Schneider Canet du Bocage is officially retiring, the first of three Menace players this season. How do you reflect upon his legacy in Moscow? We also saw a relatively quiet trade deadline, but Riga added another stellar defenseman. Do you have any fear that this could hurt us in the playoffs? Which potential playoff opponent do you think would give us the the best series to watch in the playoffs? Ovechkin hit 895. Will his eventual record be broken and if so, will it be broken by any active NHL player(s)? What fan behavior should we punish at the arena? With another Cup win, you will be offered a shell corporation to get you to prominence as an oligarch. What would legally be your player's line of business?

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S98 Week 4 Press Conference: There's always a few bumps in the road in any season. A small rough patch has seen us lose some ground in the standings. What do you think went wrong? The trade deadline is a week from today. Are you expecting any big moves to be made before then? Theme week is also upon us, do you plan to take advantage and if so how will (or did you)? If you could create any new player attribute, what would it be and what impact would it have? If you had autocratic control over the league for the rest of this season and next, what would be your first order of business? What unacceptable airplane behavior do you wish people would stop doing on the team plane?

Game 198: Moscow Menace @ HC Davos Dynamo S98 continues with another rendition of one of the VHL's fiercest rivalries: the Moscow Menace and HC Davos Dynamo. The two teams have met in each of the past three playoffs with Davos now looking to gain ground in a European conference that has been completely controlled by Moscow to date. Moscow gets off to a very quick start and opens fire immediately, with their first goal coming less than two minutes in from Obuz Schneider Canet du Bocage (11). Only 90 seconds later: another one from Jarmo Ruutu (16). Moscow would continue to pile on with another goal only one minute and 50 seconds later, another from Jarmo Ruutu (17), to make it 3-0 after the first five minutes of play. Davos would not let that stand. With a bit under ten minutes remaining in the first period, Davos would respond with a goal from Gianfranco Del Rocco (14) to make it 3-1, where it would remain heading into the tunnel to close the period. Davos would come back out ready to play, drawing a tripping penalty on Obuz Schneider Canet du Bocage at 1:07, leading to a powerplay goal from Antonia Bucatini (13) only thirty seconds later. The rest of the second period would be relatively quiet, but Davos would come back out firing in the third period again. Only six seconds into the third period, Bucatini scores his second goal of the game (14) to tie it. Each team killed a penalty to try to get some points out of this matchup, leading to an uneventful overtime and eventually a shootout. Moscow would go on to miss on all three of their shots in the shootout, while Davos would miss their first two, but right before things could get too late, Johnny Tsunami quickly ended it with a shootout goal to make it a 4-3 SOW for Davos. Three Stars: 1. Antonia Bucatini 2. Jarmo Ruutu 3. Gianfranco Del Rocco