Looking to the VHL

[NickSunderbruch 392]

     Nicholas Sunderbruch is now officially moving up to the VHL, he was the 35th overall pick by the Toronto Legion, and now he's looking like a late first rounder. Nicholas put up 71 points in 72 games with the Ace's and while that doesn't seem that great for someone of his TPE level, keep in mind that he was on the second line all season. Sunderbruch put up 12 points in 12 games in the playoffs, with a series saving hat trick in game 4 against Miami to keep them from being swept. And he's a solid TPE earner at 14 a week. Nicholas is hyped up for his first VHL season, and this is what he had to say.

 

Nicholas: I'm looking forward to my rookie season, I think that the VHL is going to be mine, I'm aiming for rookie of the year. 

Reporter: Are you excited to be with the Legion? And if so, who's your favorite guy in that locker room? 

Nicholas: I'm absolutely excited, I'm glad that I was chosen by a team as amazing as this. The Legion really shocked the world by making it to the conference finals against Vancouver. I don't really have a favorite guy on the team yet, I just kinda like them all.

Reporter: Thank you for your time Nicholas

Nicholas: It's no problem, have a good day my dude.

 

     Nicholas seems extra happy to be on a team with a winning attitude, the Legion are a team poised to make another deep run, and Nicholas could play heavily into their success. I think that with the proper training Nicholas could be one of the biggest superstars in the VHL, and could earn a lot of hardware in his future. For now he has to develop into that star player, but I think that he's ready for that. I think that Nicholas knows the kind of work he's gonna have to do to prove to the world that he does belong in the big leagues. 

 

     Nicholas made a splash recently gaining recognition when he publically called out Shawn Glade, and there was even a fight hosted by @Banackockwhere Nicholas won with huge crowd support. Nicholas can be tough when he needs to be, a star forward beating the "Best Defenseman" is unheard of, but he did it regardless. I think Nicholas is going to have a long and tenured career in the VHL and could be bound for the HOF some day. That depends on the things he does now though, the things he does to develop. All I can say is to keep an eye on him, and to make sure you watch what he doesn from here on out.

 

     Thank you all for reading this weeks media spot, I appreciate all my readers and all the people in this league. I'm extremely grateful for the support I get from the people here, and I love this league. The VHL is one of the things that matters in my life at the moment, and I can't thank you all enough for the community here. Anyways, you all stay safe, stay healthy, and inject heroin into your penis.