WJC roster thing because part 1/5

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I don’t know what this will be

 

I guess that article will be analyzing the WJC roster and tell which one as the best team on paper and what team who I think will win.

 

Lets start with Team Asia, who is looking good. Lets see how many Forward who play in the E, we have Ivan Retoslav the Vasteras forward who was struggling a bit at the start of the season to score some point, but he did scored 60 points in 72 games this season who is not bad.

We also have the VHLE champion Sock Monkey, the left winger for the Watchmen, who was traded this season and only scored 48 points in 72 games this season. Monkey did a lot better during the playoff with 7 points in 12 games to help the Watchmen win the VHLE cup.

 

The last forward who was playing in the E this season is Bob Vladovechsenkchushkin another Vasteras player who scored 46 points in 72 games. Having a top line of all VHLE players could be really good for Team Asia so they can have a line who can player against the top player from the other team to produced and try to stop the other team to produce.

 

Now the VHLM players we have Jon Webber Jr the Philadelphia player who did really well with the Reapers having 76 points in 72 games. Hasbulla Magomedov who scored 60 points in 72 games with Ottawa and Mexico City was traded from Mexico to Ottawa during the season. Akio Suzuki who scored 78 points in 72 games for the Hounds. This trio will probably be the third line but it’s not a line to take slightly while Suzuki and Webber are the two scorer you don’t want to come face to face with Magomedov or you will end up eating the ice.

 

The San Diego special second line of Jordan Bennett, Tyler Busser and Molly The Cat. Bennet being the pure passer and Busser being the offensive machine that he is with The Cat to complete that second line. Its quite a good line and definitely a nice group of forward to keep an eye out.

 

Now the defenseman, Ryuji Sakamoto the Istanbul defenseman greatest defenseman ever for the little fact that he has 69 points in 72 games. Just for that that an extra 10 points in odds that the Team Asia could win the entire tournament, The next defenseman is Siyan Yasilievich the teammates of Sakamoto with the Red wolves. Yasi (I’m not writing this name every time #blamecole) Yasi have 75 points in 72 games this season.

 

The other pairing is James Marino and AK92 Wit da Hoodie, who played with Ottawa this season and produced 73 points in 72 games. While Ak92 join his San Diego teammates scoring 64 points in 72 games.

 

Now the Goalie, we start with another San Diego players Clueless Wallob, having a season of 40 wins in 52 games 9 shutout a save percentage of 0.907% and a goals against average of 1.69. With their backup being winning 33 games out of 59 starts a save percentage of 0.910 and a goals against average of 2.27 with 6 shutout.

 

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A real San Diego showing for Team Asia, including beloved ex-Marlins Retoslav and Marino!