Americans all buying in.

[Gooningitup 1,290]

Its easy to look at what Bo BOOM Boeser has done this season and say wow this is why the Americans are so good. After all its really the only major change to the team. Franchise Keller, has found a new level similar to that of his rookie season.  Dish master Mcknight is breaking out of his shell becoming a star in his prime. Grandpa Savard is an aging vet whose found a final breathe this year aswell. 

 

These 4 sit the at the top of the scoring race. Then not far behind is two way wizard Komarov, Human Cannon Jones, and Human Hammer Rayne. Everyone knows their roles, and are performing them at or above expectations. Then their is Ike Arkander who leads like his fellow trainer Rhett Degrath, the GAA and save percentage race.

 

All this to the point has lead to the Americans 12-0 start. If one player has a rough game someone else had stepped up. "We are playing as a unit this is not a one man team we are all hitting high notes each game". The Americans realize they wont win all 50 games, losses happen, but right now its hard to really pick who really is the MVP for them. Instead they each play a role and will contiue to do so as they aim for their first cup as a unit together.

[Kendrick 4,741]

Yeah we got some good talent. McKnight is impressing me the most

[Spade18 1,305]

9 hours ago, Gooningitup said:

Its easy to look at what Bo BOOM Boeser has done this season and say wow this is why the Americans are so good. After all its really the only major change to the team. Franchise Keller, has found a new level similar to that of his rookie season.  Dish master Mcknight is breaking out of his shell becoming a star in his prime. Grandpa Savard is an aging vet whose found a final breathe this year aswell. 

 

These 4 sit the at the top of the scoring race. Then not far behind is two way wizard Komarov, Human Cannon Jones, and Human Hammer Rayne. Everyone knows their roles, and are performing them at or above expectations. Then their is Ike Arkander who leads like his fellow trainer Rhett Degrath, the GAA and save percentage race.

 

All this to the point has lead to the Americans 12-0 start. If one player has a rough game someone else had stepped up. "We are playing as a unit this is not a one man team we are all hitting high notes each game". The Americans realize they wont win all 50 games, losses happen, but right now its hard to really pick who really is the MVP for them. Instead they each play a role and will contiue to do so as they aim for their first cup as a unit together.

 

 

Idk, it's looking pretty good so far.

[BOOM 8,650]

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