Bana, The Man, The Myth, The Legend.

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Seated on an office chair in his very own office, Bana sits at his desk, looking at his screen. Watching players on his roster, players in the VHLM he’d love to have in his lineup, and also seeing players on other teams he might try to nab, Bana contemplates moves that will bring his team to the top. An Bears franchise icon, Bana has seen and won a lot. Producing top teams like it’s nothing, Bana has overseen championship teams like the S83 Bears, the S77 Bears, the S73 Bears, the S71 Bears, the S69 Bears and more. Almost like he has a sixth sense for good team players, Bana has brought in elite scorer AJ Williams, world-class playmaker Jonathan Ori, extraordinary goaltenders like Em Em Flex, Rayz Funk, and the up-and-coming Dusty Wilson, Hulk Hogan 2, hard-hitting players like Vinny Detroit and Sigard Petrenko, star defensemen Max Torq, and many more. The phrase, “many more” defines Banackock who has blazed his legacy as an outstanding GM.

 

We could mention all of the stats and what not but then this article would never end. Instead, we can talk about Bana’s involvement in making a fun team to be with. Speaking from my experience, Bana is a dedicated GM who knows how to be competitive and fun at the same time. Looking to win, Bana helps foster a great locker room. He’s the type of guy we would all come together to win for. This is not a diss to my other GMs; I have fond memories with Jubis, Hedgehog, and Gooningitup, however, his ability to improve the team and squeeze a championship out of his teams as well as having such a great environment warrants praise for sure. 

 

Bana’s teams have always been frustrating to play against, especially in the playoffs. Jacques Lafontaine was my goalie and played for the Calgary Wranglers. Whenever we were great and on the verge of winning it all, Seattle would pull out victories against us and claim the crown instead. Seattle was always the dragon and unfortunately for Lafontaine and my teammates, we could never seem to slay it. Seattle was always the team to beat. And we could never seem to do so. I vividly remember just how terrifying it was to go against Seattle. None of us ever admitted it but Seattle always had this looming presence in the playoffs. Bana’s player movement and ingenious line creation as well as determination brought Seattle to the top and continued to stay there.

 

I remember once I wrote an article about Seattle going from a championship to having a poor start as part of VSN. It didn’t last. The rest of the season and the season after, Seattle was dominant. Even now, Bana continues to find new ways to beat the odds. The “Meta” Era may have brought the Wolves to championships but even then, Bana’s team building masterclass made a team that was still competitive against them.

 

Bana will always be synonymous with winning. A championship pedigree General Manager for a championship pedigree team. It’s almost unfair.

 

But I wouldn’t have it any other way.

 

@Banackock

[Banackock 8,143]

Thank you for the words. Appreciate you. We’re lucky to have you part of the Bears family!!

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Review for my fellow teammate: This is a well crafted Media spot for the theme week, some could recounting of past events and mentioning many of the season they won it all. The writing is well paced and spaced. While I would appreciated a bit more in the numbers department I do like that you mention Bana's locker room presence and how well he manages it in keeping a friendly atmosphere. I feel this post just lacks a bit of spice, just a bit of fancy text or a picture/image to add a bit more visual taste. Overall it's still a very good post. 8.5/10