WSJ on Prague's Hot Start

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Prague's first-line defenseman Wolf Stansson, Jr., playing out his fourth year with the franchise, has not seen a start as strong as this season. Last season's start was solid, but Prague never found themselves in first place in the entire league. This year, the Phantoms find themselves in this unique position. Is it good? Is it bad? Only time will tell, but Wolf had some words to share. 

 

"I think that we've been playing really awesome so far. I mean, we're just playing really solid from top to bottom, first line through the fourth line, our power play and penalty killing units have been solid. 7-2-1 through the first ten games is pretty cool, but I still think we could have been 8-1-1 if not for that 1-0 fluke loss against HC Davos. But you lose some games you should have won, you win some games that you should have lost. You just take each game, one game at a time and hope you get the best result each time. 

 

We've been keeping up with the team leaders in goals, minimizing the goals allowed and posted the best goal differential thus far - that's the ideal formula for success. I really hope that we can keep up this stellar play and really assert ourselves as legitimate this season. We all know that it is a season-long process and we have to keep on putting in the work. It's time that the VHL woke up and start to recognize us. It's been a process and I think it's a good time as any to make our impression upon the league and hopefully bring home the Cup at the end of this season. Send our goaltender Brick Wahl and veteran forward Joel Ylonen off properly."