Moscow Redemption Arc?

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Moscow Redemption Arc?

 

Moscow- More than a week has passed for the VHL in regards to its annual playoffs between ten bloodthirsty teams. These teams have gone through the unimaginable throughout their 72 game Regular Season. And now they are all in it, to win it for the sole possession of the Continental Cup. 

 

The Moscow Menace were remarkably determined to finally defeat the narrative of seasons past. The locker room come playoff time was incredibly lively and fired up. Both the players and the fans' expectations were set in stone. Win the Continental Cup.

 

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S83 European Conference Semifinal

 

The Semi Finals stage had been set, with the Prague Phantoms, who had won against London to move onto the next stage. Would go on to face the number one seed, the feared Moscow Menace. Many fans and analysts wanted to point out that Moscow might’ve been unprepared for the crucial playoff stages. As many would know by now, the first seed has not been an easy task throughout the history of hockey. But these theories about the Menace team had been debunked in an instant. Right when this team stepped out on the ice, they knew that they couldn’t be stopped. Although there were some setbacks against Prague, such as lack of offensive production in games two and three. Moscow was able to advance into the Conference Finals against the Riga Reign, beating the Prague Phantoms in six. 

 

S83 European Conference Finals

 

Next up we’re the fairly young, but talented Riga Reign. Who had been a thorn in the side especially for the Moscow team. Many anticipated this to be an action packed series, with both sides taking shots at one another. But after taking game one from Moscow, the Reign had been unable to gain traction afterwards. Losing four in a row to knock them out of the playoffs for good. Both the offense and the defense had been clicking for Moscow. And it showed on the ice against one of the most feared teams in the VHL.
 

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Now it’s time to look at individual stats, most importantly for none other than Sergey Preobrazhensky. Who has been tearing it up in the playoffs as of late. Being able to contribute towards fourteen points for the Menace in just eleven games. There are plenty of things to come for this young center, stay tuned. 

 

In the end, it’s been a surprisingly successful journey so far for the Moscow Menace in the VHL playoffs. After dazzling teams one after the other, the most Menace are just inches away from tasting the Continental Cup. The final thing they need to do now, is to get rid of the big bad wolf standing in their way, the Seattle Bears. That’s right, the Moscow Menace will have one last showdown against the league’s number one seed from the North American Conference. One will be able to guarantee that this series will be filled with astonishment and heartbreak for both sides. Only time will tell which side will prevail…