Task 1: Top 5 Rookie Performances in the Playoffs
5. Starting the list off at #5 is Jake Forke of the Detroit Falcons. This kid posted 2 goals and 2 assists in his 13 games this post season. He was solid on the ice during his 19.90 minutes per game and +3 rating.

4. At #4 we have Detroit's very own Bob Bergen. This rookie blue-liner tallied 6 assists and a +1 in 13 games that ultimately ended in a heartbreaking Game 7 loss in the finals. Look for Bergen to come up big for the Falcons next year.

3. Coming in at #3 we have Kyle Keenan Jr, boasting 2 goals and 5 assists for a total of 7 points in 13 games this post season. Keenan Jr was also a +1 and was second on his team in shooting percentage with 25%.

2. Ranking at #2 is the impressive young goalie, Cedric Moreau. Moreau posted a 7-3-2 while playing in 13 games with a .918 SV% and 2.18 GAA and a single shutout.

1. Our #1 rookie on the list is the Firebird's young stud defenseman Mikhail Petrikov. He tops out our list with 3 goals and 6 assists for 9 points in 13 games. PGF relied heavily on their rook as he averaged 20.70 minutes per game throughout the post season on their way to luckily taking down Detroit in 7 games.

Task 2: Interview with Dad bot following Game 7 of finals.

Me: Dadbot, who would you like to thank for getting you this far?

Dadbot: Shoutout to sidewalks for keeping me off the streets.

Me: I mean, that's one way to look at it! What was your general reaction when you saw that GWG cross the goal line?

Dadbot: Two fish run into a concrete wall. One turns to the other and says "Dam."

Yeah, Dam is a calm way to put it. What are you feeling after this crushing Game 7 defeat?

Dadbot: What does a suicidal pencil say? There is not a point in life anymore.

Me: Getting pretty dark there Dadbot, that's enough out of you.


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Task 4: Playoff MVP - Paddy Kane-Rielly
As a member of Detroit, it pains me to have to write this, but there isn't really an argument for someone from another team. It really came down to Dionýz Vyskoč and Paddy Kane-Rielly. It was a hard decision to make, but looking at the stat sheet, I believe Kane-Rielly really is the playoff MVP. It pains me to say it, but he made the takeaway (from myself, Kolesnikovs) and assisted on the goal that would end Game 7 and capture Prince George the Four Star Cup. Aside from just that Game 7, Kane-Rielly had a solid post season run. He finished with 6 goals and 8 assists for 14 points in 14 games with a +/- of 0. He was solid in both aspects of the game, spending 42 minutes on the powerplay and 31 minutes on the penalty kill. He also averaged more ice time than any other member of his team. He has my vote for Playoff MVP

Task 5:

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