Games: 351-360

[VHL Games 1,206]

Game 351:

Mississauga Hounds vs. Las Vegas Aces

Game 352:

Houston Bulls vs. Saskatoon Wild

Game 353:

Ottawa Lynx vs. Philadelphia Reapers

Game 354:

Las Vegas Aces vs. Houston Bulls

Game 355:

Saskatoon Wild vs. Mexico City Kings

Game 356:

Houston Bulls vs. Halifax 21st

Game 357:

Philadelphia Reapers vs. San Diego Marlins

Game 358:

Las Vegas Aces vs. Mississauga Hounds

Game 359:

Saskatoon Wild vs. Ottawa Lynx

Game 360:

Mexico City Kings vs. Miami Marauders

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[SleepyPlayz 98]

If the Kings didn't have the last game, I could so call this reviewing the last game of the season as well as another! Oh well, close enough!

 

Games 358-359:

 

Game 358: Las Vegas Aces vs Mississauga Hounds

The Hounds, doing their best, face up against the Las Vegas Aces and came out of the gates swinging with 12 shots in the first period, though that drastically decreased to 3 and raised a little bit to 7 come periods 2 and 3. They shot for a total of 22 times, 3 more than the Aces, though they ended with the loss in this game.

 

Period 1 was a shooting fest for the Hounds, yes, but the Aces, who shot a total of 4 times this period, had one made shot from Albin Aldgard, the only shot that period to actually contribute to a goal. That leaves Las Vegas with a 25% goal to shot ratio.

 

Period 2 saw no goals and a penalty on Ethan Ashcroft for hooking, though 10 shots total, 7 from the Las Vegas Aces and the Hounds yet to score a goal!

 

In the final period, Period 3, both the Hounds and Aces made a goal, though the Aces made 3 of their 8 while the Hounds made 1 of their 7. Manuel Ceson, Kazuma Satou, and Raoul Cyr near the end of the game, made goals. Again, Ashcorft gets a penalty for delaying, but so do David VanHousen for slashing, Danny ross for interference, and Peter Venkman for tripping.

 

I'd say Albin deserves the second place of the three stars, getting the first goal and though maybe not securing a win, starting a trend of making goals for the Aces!

 

Game 359: Saskatoon Wild vs Ottawa Lynx

Canada, eh? Ottowa and Saskatoon battled it out in a slightly more chaotic match, having 46 total shots between the two teams and only one made goal!

 

In Period 1, the Lynx and Wild shot 18 total times, the Lynx with 13 of those shots, and making 1 goal. This one goal would be the only goal that was score in the entire game, and it was by Fortnite Moneygang. There were a total of 3 penalties; 2 on Captain Nugget Jr. from the Saskatoon Wild, for roughing and slashing and 1 on Maximillion Pegasus, who's on the Lynx, for hooking.

 

Following that was 16 total shots, none of which falling, though there were 4 penalties here. 2 bots got penalties for holding and tripping, Brigitta Sandstrom on Saskatoon whoa got a hooking penalty, and Vincent Martines from Ottawa got himself a slashing penalty.

 

And after that came the last period, no goals in 12 shots, though a hell of a lot of penalties still! We have 3 bot penalties and 1 actual player penalty! Of those 3 bot penalties, we have high sticking on two bots and hooking on one of the bots that the high sticking penalty. We also have Kyle Evans on Ottawa for hooking.

 

Of course, the one goal is the most deserved of recognition, but blocking 16 shots is still some pretty impressive work for Vladimir Trunov from the Lynx!