Top 5 VHLM TPE earners...a brief analysis

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Below are the top 5 S83 Draft prospects by TPE total:

 

273 TPE - Center – Scotty Sundin – Playing for the nearly-unstoppable Houston Bulls, the 6'2" Swede is a shoot-first, shoot-second, shoot-third player. More on that later. His 24 goals and 46 points in 30 games put him 7^th in VHLM scoring. 

 

262 TPE - Goaltender – Brandt Fuhr – Fuhr has the best save percentage of the league's starting goaltenders at a 0.905 and is 6^th in goals against average with a 3.41 – all this while facing an average of 36.5 shots per game, which is the most in the league. Fuhr is a big netminder, standing 6'4" tall, and well-balanced in terms of his skillset.

 

250 TPE - Defense – Hammar Voss – Our first blueliner and the VHLM's second-leading scoring from the point. The biggest difference between his build and Sundin's is a bigger emphasis on puck handling, as there's no need for faceoff TPE allocation. Another Houston Bulls players, Voss is a valuable weapon for the league's top team.

 

247 TPE - Center – Igor Molotov – Leading the VHLM in scoring with 68 points, Molotov's build is nearly identical to Sundin's and Voss'. I'm sure you're all shocked to hear that. Originality be damned – the Miami Marauders are certainly reaping the benefits, but the concept of build diversity is suffocating.

 

236 TPE - Defense – Air Rig Good Brand Sun – Aside from having one of the worst names to type out in the draft class this side of Hasbulla Magomedov and Diabetic Cheese, Air Rig has the most unique skater build of the top 4 in the class. His 45 points in 30 games for the powerhouse Houston Bulls [notice a theme?] are good for tops in defensive scoring, narrowly edging out Voss. While he's another "all scoring, no passing" player, he has a decently developed checking game, which sets him apart from his peers on this list.