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Graced this world in 1994
Hockey Player
Centerman - #10 - Columbus Blue Jackets
Sweden born and raised
this is a roleplay blog for:
CarpeDiem
[[NOT THE REAL HOCKEY PLAYER]]
Z: Oooohhh gooddddy. Make sure to bring that little lady lexie of yours too so she can meet her uncle Z.
Z: Okay good, so I've gotten to know Dove a good bit now and she's a lovely, outgoing, fun beautiful woman who's also single. And I told her I know a guy who's just as beautiful and fun as she is, which is where you come in.
Z: I don't want to push you in a certain direction or anything, but I think you two would have a lot of fun together is all, y'know, give it a shot at least. But I told her I'd give you her number if you're interested.
Wenny: Of course, Lexie goes wherever I go.
Wenny: Have you taken on another job as a matchmaker with all this freetime you suddenly have?
Wenny: I mean, you know what's happened between me and Felicia but honestly.. it was kind of a long time coming and I'm pretty over it at this point.. so.. yeah fuck it I'm down to talk with her and meet her and everything.
Z: I heard some things through the Swedish grapevine man, so i just had to check on my boy. I hope that time with your family has helped get you on your feet again, we all miss you here in good ol' Ohio
Z: Yes, correct. Did you even read any of those messages though? Ah, it doesn't matter.
Z: Do you remember me mentioning a certain small, beautiful blonde woman to you by the name of Dove?
Wenny: You hear everything, Z. Like no matter what, you're always in the loop haha. But I appreciate the concern dude, I'm actually feeling pretty great so I should be heading back pretty soon so you can get in all the Wenny time you've been missing out on.
Wenny: Uhhhhh yea, I think I remember you talking about her why?
What kind of dog is your little pup? I got a furbaby last year and it’s been the best thing ever. Charlie is the greatest companion I could’ve imagined by my side.
Lexie is a dachshund, and just a pure ray of sunshine. Now that I have her I just sit and wonder what the hell I was doing with myself without a dog, because she just makes everything so great. I really feel like she’s my daughter or something. Charlie sounds like a great boy, what kind of dog is he?
That sounds adorable. I went from living with four dogs to only one but I personally have three dogs. Two are maltipoos and one’s a cavalier king charles spaniel. They’re all small dogs, I think they’re the most adorable.
They sound just amazing, and I’m sure they are cute as hell too! I didn’t really think I’d be the person to get a smaller dog, but my apartment only allows breeds that are 10lbs or under, and I wanted a dog that I could take with me on the road during the season and whatnot. My dad knows a few people in Sweden that had some puppies so I went out to look for myself and I just fell in love instantly. It feels like Lexie picked me, instead of me picking her.
Dogs are the best thing in the world! I love my two and I’m constantly having to talk myself out of getting more. What bread is little Lexie? Welcome to fur parenthood.
They really are! I’m kind of disappointed in myself for not getting a dog sooner, but damn if she isn’t a perfect little pup. I’m definitely going to have to hold myself back from getting any more dogs for a little while, don’t wanna bite off more than I can chew. What kind of dogs do you have? She’s a dachshund and probably one of the most energetic little dogs I’ve ever seen in my life - which is perfect because I can be a little too much sometimes too. Thank you! I’m already seeing all the perks to being a fur parent and I’m loving it.
QUesos not even full grown great dane and she’s already huge, but she also thinks she’s a small dog, so maybe they’ll get along in that fact then. It’d be funny if they became best friends and were inseparable.
I bet they’ll become friends so quick and then they’ll definitely be inseparable. We’ll have to set up weekly play dates so they don’t miss each other too much. Her two favorite hobbies seem to be playing and sleeping, so anything to wear her out the better. Puppies are so crazy but I already know I’m gonna miss this stage once she’s grown up. I feel like I’m talking about my kid when I talk about the pup this way.
Bring Lexie to hang out with Queso and Nala, though Lexie looks like the size of Queso’s head, it'll still be fun for all of them, a doggy day date.
Hey, size doesn’t matter to her. Little dogs always seem to act like they’re so much bigger than they are, and she’s already that way. I’ll definitely have to bring her over so she can socialize with other dogs, and understand that she is actually a very small little lady. It’ll be good for her to start making friends.
Dogs are the best thing in the world. What kind of dog did you get?
They really are! I already know my life is gonna change with the addition of this little lady. She’s a dachshund, still very young so she’s about the size of a hot dog right now.
I don’t know why I’ve put off getting a dog for so long, but damn am I happy that I finally made the commitment. Little Lexie is fitting into my life so perfectly, and I’m so excited to have her with me while traveling - soon she’ll become the teams dog, I’m sure. I guess I can finally say I am in fact, a fur Daddy.
BATTALION BREAKDOWN: Alexander Wennberg
Number: 10
Age: 23
Birthdate: September 22, 1994
Height/Weight: 6-2, 196
Position: Center
Nickname: "Wenny"
Entering this past season, expectations were high for Alexander Wennberg.
After posting a stat line of 13 goals, 46 assists and 59 points in 80 games the year before (2016-17), Columbus hoped Wennberg would provide the same or better in his fourth NHL season.
Early on, he did, posting six points on a goal and five assists - not to mention a plus-6 plus/minus rating - over the first six games in a solid month of October. Things changed quickly in November, though, with a production drop exacerbated by an upper-body injury that was the first of two injuries to slow Wennberg in 2017-18.
The second one happened just before the Christmas, when Wennberg injured his back in a game against the Pittsburgh Penguins at PPG Paints Arena. He missed about a month, eight games, and returned in mid-January - just as rookie center Pierre-Luc Dubois emerged as the first-line center.
Wennberg's role was altered for the remainder of the season.
After floating between the second and third lines with various pairings during a tough for the Blue Jackets, the trade deadline brought veteran winger Thomas Vanek to Columbus. Paired with Vanek and Boone Jenner, Wennberg began to look like himself again.
He had nine points (one goal, eight assists) in the first 10 games following the trade for Vanek, including a three assist, four-point game Mar. 12 against Montreal, and he also got a new role on the top power-play unit.
Wennberg was stationed about five feet from the net, directly in front of goaltenders, and his presence led to better productivity for the Jackets' power play.
Columbus is counting on a rebound from Wennberg next season, but here's one more look back at his 2017-18 rollercoaster ride, by the numbers:
THE BREAKDOWN
22
Despite some struggles, Wennberg set a career-high with an impressive plus-22 plus/minus rating. Thirteen points better than his previous high (plus-9 in 2016-17), Wennberg has improved his rating each season since a minus-19 as a rookie. The jump in this category could be attributed to great play in net, a bolstered defensive core or his steady decrease in defensive zone shifts - but the most likely indicator was his ability protect the puck. Wennberg only coughed it up 15 times, for a rate of about one giveaway per 80 minutes of ice time.
74
One of the main storylines pertaining to Wennberg last season was a constant encouragement from coach John Tortorella to shoot the puck more often. He only put 74 shots on net, which was less than any other season in his four-year NHL career. The good news is that he was more efficient with the shots he did take, scoring at a 10.8 percent clip with eight goals.
24
His own shots decreased, but Wennberg's rate of setting teammates up bumped up, on average. Of his 27 assists, 24 were at even strength, which is just one less even-strength assist than his 25 in 2016-17 - in 14 less games.
6
Wennberg missed a total of 16 games with injuries, which hurt his ability to get in a rhythm offensively. This led to some "streaky" tendencies. Wennberg went without a point in least three straight games seven different times, with the longest dry spell lasting from Nov. 2-11, a span of six games. Wennberg also had six stretches of consecutive games with at least a point, including two season-high, four-game point streaks.
61.8
After Wennberg's return from his back injury in mid-January, Tortorella and the coaching staff made the decision to put Wennberg in front of the net. He screened goalies effectively and his passing from that spot on the ice also created scoring chances. The Blue Jackets' power play took off as a result. For the season, Columbus got shots through to the net on the man-advantage 61.8 percent of the time Wennberg was on the ice, which was an improvement of more than 14 percent in that category.
83
In Wennberg's 66 games, he was on the ice for 83 of the Blue Jackets' goals. Columbus averaged 4.2 goals per 60 minutes with Wennberg on the ice, which was a 17-percent increase from 2016-17 and a career high. His ability to protect the puck and screen goaltenders were two big reasons for that success, particularly in March - when Columbus scored 63 goals in 16 games. Wennberg had 11 points in March on two goals and nine assists to help the Jackets' push to make the playoffs.
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