4. We'll start with going out to one of the many restaurants downtown, like Cactus Club or Brix and Mortar, two classics of Vancouver cuisine. Next off, we'll go to the Vancouver Art Gallery, maybe not for everyone, but some guys on the team would for sure enjoy that. We'd spend a few hours walking around there before heading out to the Extreme Air Park in Richmond, which i could honestly spend all day at. At the end of the day, and since the season is over, we'll head back downtown to one of the many bars to get drinks to treat ourselves and chill out for the next day.
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10. At a first glance, the Colorado Raptors had many many players who lead in the stats during the entirety of the playoffs, such as Jussi Muttou, Xavier Beausoleil and Pinli Switchbang. These performances helped the Raptors win their first championship since S27, which is no small feat for any franchise, having a championship run letting your stars shine. Other players who helped them in this milestone were Brandon Gilleyes, Leonard Wood and Shadow Fenix. Edouard Lavoie put up 23 points, 12 of those being goals, in 17 games, helping Maine's offense tremendously, as well as Dwayne Swanson, getting 8 goals and 17 points in that run as well.
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11. My team will consist of the biggest playoff chokers of this year's playoffs. We'll start with the goaltender Charlie van Keyser who put up a GAA of 9.99 and a save percentage of .737 in 2 playoff games for St. Louis. At left wing, we have the league-leading lowest plus-minus of the playoffs, Weldon Mcconnell. Although having 6 points in 12 games and 24 hits, was a -12 with 11 giveaways. Trent Rivera put up 3 points in 12 games and was a -3 as a center. Going 81-82 on faceoffs with an average overall game rating of 62, he seemed invisible during his 12 games with Nevada. Lukas TCHM, a right winger for St. Louis, played 4 games and was a -2, also with a 62 overall rating and 3 giveaways. Keeping with the trend of St. Louis (sorry st louis fans), Jack Booth, an RD for the team, played 4 games and ended up a -10 with no points. Somehow averaging 25 minutes a night, he had an overall game rating of 56, seemingly having a free skate out there in the playoff hockey. Jaxson Reaper for Yukon put up 1 assist and a -6 in the 6 games he played, averaging 24 minutes a night and a more respectable 65 overall game rating. In conclusion, St. Louis was a very bad playoff team.
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12. My player will be a fan favorite for any team that decides to draft him. A well-rounded and hardworking player keep the team in the game no matter what the circumstances are. While likely being a 4th line grinder to start out, the potential is right there as a coach's best friend in small games as well as big games, as he stepped his game up in the SMJHL playoffs. While not a highly touted prospect, chances are he will get his shot in the big leagues and prove himself in a big way to the team that gives him a chance.
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16. This offseason, I'll, first and foremost, head back to the Yukon to be with family who lives up there. Yukon is a very wildlife-based territory, of course next to Alaska. I'll spend a lot of time fishing, something that is very hard to do in the bustling city of Vancouver. Fishing is of course a lot of fun, and almost therapeutic when you get to spend a whole day out on the water. Hunting on the other hand can be incredibly stressful at times, having to keep your head on a swivel at all times while carrying a firearm. While that is true, it's also incredibly fun to spend time in the wilderness looking for moose, deer and even bears. Another fun thing to do, since it is the summer after all, is play some soccer locally. Nice to keep your game face on during something, even if it's not that serious. You need to stay at least a little bit active in the offseason, which all of these help you do. Other than those, just get some rest, prepare mentally for the next season, keep in touch with teammates to see what they're up to and first and foremost, have fun.
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