S88 Miami Marauders HOF Inductions

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I am still working on bringing past players into the Miami HOF, so this season's HOF inductions will be the players of the past. Without further delay let's get right into the HOFers.
 

D - Nicholas Blue  @lidz
 

Nicholas Blue played for the Marauders for S82 and S83 where they secured the franchise lead for the all-time shot blocks record. Blue would perform fantastically and they would nearly secure a Ryan Sulivan award in their first season in the VHLM. In the next season, Ledge would draft Nicholas Blue with the 36th overall draft pick. In S83, Blue won the Ryan Sullivan Award and would also do a great job on the offensive end. The S82 and S83 Marauders would make playoffs but would fall short in their goal of winning the cup. Blue would end his career in the VHLE but secured a very solid career in the M during their time.

D - Bo Johansson  @Shindigs

BoJo played for the Marauders for one season during the S81 season. S81 was a strange season for the Marauders after they would have 4 active waiver players 2 of which would later be banned for different reasons. BoJo however was one of the best defensemen in VHLM history to never win the Ryan Sullivan award being in the top 10 highest SBs in a season without winning the award. BoJo currently plays for Chicago where they have had an incredibly successful career.

C - Jeremy D  @lioneatingsnail

Jeremy D played for the Marauders for an incredible 4 seasons from S78-S81. Interestingly, I do not believe Jeremy D should have played for Miami after being drafted by Minnesota and then released due to being IA. Miami would pick them up as a FA which I believe the rules still involving player rights existed meaning Minnesota should have picked up Jeremy D. Despite this Jeremy D was very good in Miami holding the all-time points record until last season. Jeremy D would never play in the VHLE or VHL and would retire after the attribute update change.

LW - Swinsola @Swinsola

Swinsola would play 3 seasons in Miami where they would be incredibly successful throughout their career in Miami. Last season they took over the all-time points record, goals record, assists, and game-winning goals records. Truly one of the best forwards ever to play for the Marauders during their time in the VHLM. Swinsola took home a few awards in their final season in the VHLM being a force to be feared in the S87 season. Moving forward Swinsola will play in the VHLE for the Oslo Storm.

The Miami Marauders are the youngest franchise in the VHLM, but history has formed and will only grow as great players continue to play in Miami. The future is bright in Miami and hopefully, in the near future, the Marauders can break one of the longer cup droughts ongoing in the VHLM. However, it is important to keep an archive of the past and look at what we have done to build what we can do in the future.