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Game 130:

HC Davos Dynamo vs. Calgary Wranglers

Game 131:

Malmo Nighthawks vs. Moscow Menace

Game 132:

London United vs. D.C. Dragons

Game 133:

Seattle Bears vs. Chicago Phoenix

Game 134:

Warsaw Predators vs. Vancouver Wolves

Game 135:

Prague Phantoms vs. Helsinki Titans

Game 136:

Riga Reign vs. Los Angeles Stars

Game 137:

Moscow Menace vs. Toronto Legion

Game 138:

D.C. Dragons vs. Malmo Nighthawks

Game 139:

New York Americans vs. HC Davos Dynamo

Game 140:

Calgary Wranglers vs. Warsaw Predators

Game 141:

Prague Phantoms vs. Seattle Bears

Game 142:

Chicago Phoenix vs. London United

Game 143:

Helsinki Titans vs. Los Angeles Stars

Game 144:

Vancouver Wolves vs. Riga Reign

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[der meister 3,188]

Well that sucked. Hey, simmer; mulligan. 

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3. Toronto Legion , B-TOR D10 1 (B-TOR D1 1, B-TOR D3 1) at 14:23

 

Oh fuck off Simon.

[SlapshotWrangler 864]

Game 137 - Moscow Menace vs Toronto Legion

Normally, I'd try to come up with some sort of plotline for the game. Or at the very least, some narrative device that I would mention at the beginning that would have no real impact on the importance of the game. However, I just thought this was a fun game to watch. Oh wait, there is a narrative device. This game featured the Toronto Legion, last place in the North American conference, going against the Moscow Menace, tied for second in the European conference. Interestingly though, the shots on goal count favour Toronto by 10; the count being 31-21. The first period featured great defense from both sides, with neither side allowing a goal. Both teams limited high quality chances in their respective zones and the only scoresheet action we can see is TOR D3 taking a penalty. The first intermission came, with fans trying to draw the logos of both teams and failing miserably. Both logos are still awesome however. The second period began and Toronto struck quickly with Dens Oden potting one to give them a quick 1-0 lead. 4 minutes and 30 seconds later, Tomas Sogaard scored to tie up the game. It remained tied for a while until noted veteran TOR D10 scored, giving Toronto the lead. This was a great sight to see as TOR D10 is probably one of the longest tenured players in the league and has stuck with the team for so long, just seemed to struggle staying in the lineup and producing points. This was a breakthrough moment for Toronto as the next period, Phoebe Bridgers would extend the lead with what would be the eventual game winner. The Legion would hold on, only allowing one more goal from Tomas Sogaard. But it's Tomas Sogaard, what do you expect?

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Bearz

[VattghernCZ 976]

Wann Kerr being a wanker, beating up his former teammate Sorry about that, @RileyL

Edited June 26, 2023 by VattghernCZ

[RileyL 105]

12 hours ago, VattghernCZ said:

Wann Kerr being a wanker, beating up his former teammate Sorry about that, @RileyL