Devin Basher really excelled this season! This season he got a total of 36 points, across 15 goals and 21 assists! He’s picked up the pace on getting some goals! We love to see it. This is the second season the Vancouver Whalers have made it into the playoffs and as of right now are in the semi-finals. As of right now he is sitting at 1 goal and 5 assists. A great trio has formed this season with teammates and fellow future steelhawks Rotticus Scott and Jason Desrouleaux. That is right, future Hamilton Steelhawk. This season Devin Basher was traded from the newly rebranded Minnesota Monarchs to the Hamilton Steelhawks. Basher is expected to stay in juniors for at least another season to keep building up his strength and learn his opponents before joining the Hamilton Steelhawks roster. He is excited to grow more and keep up the growth he had from last season to this one. 




If the Simulation Hockey League needed to set up a playoff bubble, I think Seattle would be a good hosting space. In honour of the expansion, Seattle would get plenty of coverage as well as some time to welcome hockey lovers to their city. As rainy as Seattle can be, it is a solid mid climate so no one should be extremely cold but also gives players on their off days to enjoy the city. Even with restrictions, there are still plenty of things to do in the city. Seattle is a beautiful city, and getting outside to explore would be nice. Downtown Seattle has plenty of art installations to visit and find all over the city. It is like a scavenger hunt! Great to do on days off. There’s also Pike Place Market to have a look at. Very fun. There’s plenty of food to try, beer to drink, you could do a brewery crawl as a celebration for a cup win. 




The Hamilton Steelhawks concessions department has partnered with a local brewery in Hamilton called Grain & Grit which specializes in small batch beer. Grain & Grit made a special Steelhawk edition of one of their brews, along with a unique can for fans to collect if they want. Their cans already feature minimalist designs to pair with the name of their draft. This one would use the Steelhawks blue, black and white, with a hawk illustration with its wings wide open. This would be their Lifeline “Steelhawks” Sour with blueberry and basil, one of their new releases. Along with the beer provided by Grain & Grit, they would also provide snacks they feature at their beer gardens like Jensen's Cheese Curds and Covered Bridge Chips. The Steelhawks want to bring some recognition to Hamilton itself and highlight the beautiful, local shops, restaurants, services, and hard working individuals in the city for all to enjoy. 





The Hamilton Steelhawks have a pretty stacked set of skaters. They picked up Michael Scarn this season, a former Buffalo Stampede player as well as Ray Bork, a 1500+ TPE player. They also have their team captain Robert Phelps, in his last season, who has racked up twenty five awards over his entire career. 




I do not know much about either of the team's strategies and what they have been using to be as successful as they are this season. I assume their tactics must be good if they are in the finals! Sticking to what they are doing should ensure they are both at their best against either team.




By definition all of these lakes are great. That’s why they are called the Great Lakes. However, being from Ontario I will be biased and say that Lake Ontario is the Greatest of the Great Lakes. It is also where the Niagara River flows into after the falls. There’s plenty to do in the surrounding towns as well.




It’s so hard to just pick one user! I know Nour outside of the site, he’s the reason I started up on here. I would love to hang out with that lad again. I miss him very dearly. Oh what I would give for one more Tim’s and book store snack run.




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