Redemption

[Seabass 593]

Seabass Perrin is now currently riding a career year after setting a personal best in points last week after a 6-4 win over the Toronto Legion last week. After an offseason filled with controversy such as the Coronavirus Pandemic and Perrin's drinking related legal troubles, Perrin is playing the best hockey in his career while being on his road to sobriety. 

 

Perrin has now broken the 50 point milestone for the first time in his career, something his grandfather, Sebastien who played in the VHL before him never accomplished. However, Sebastien still has a Continential Cup ring in the books so in order to truly have a better career than his grandfather, Seabass must now win something. 

 

"Yeah i'm excited this year as I feel we got a good shot in going far into the playoffs this year. I'm also a little nervous considering our most recent skid, but it's better to have our growing pains now than when the playoffs are underway. Ultimately though we must right this ship before we reach the playoffs. It's a big year for us, our MVP Brick is retiring at season's end so I figure this is our winning window right now and we must take advantage of it. "

 

The Phantoms are currently in the middle of a six game slide. The team has only been able to manage to score 3 goals in those 6 games as they have gotten shutout in half of those 6 games. The team is going through a bad breakup as it seems to really miss the chemistry they had going on their first line with Willie Dredge in the mix.

 

Even Brick Wahl has seen a recent drop off recently in play and he is to be in a depression after his advances on a team member were rejected and and reported to HR for sexual harassment. But, lets be real even Wahl can't make the team win if the team can't manage to score some goals.