if i missed following you there please dont be afraid to leave a message! im still trying to figure out how to organize some stuff but go follow me there thank you âĄ
NOW... before you just give me random numbers, Iâm trying out a different system to see if it fails or not LMAOOO so please read the different sections and instructions for certain numbers before you send them to me. This is to make it more personal for each question, so the person asking gets more flexibility and freedom. I hope this is fun and will work, if not then... well now we know.
I will choose random things for sections if you donât do that so you can just send random ones if you want to, but this way you can decide stuff and I think thatâs more fun!
Singular player section
Send me a number in this section Iâll give you my top player for each category (no special instructions)
1. Best eyes
2. Best hair
3. Best skin
4. Funniest
5. Smartest
6. Sweetest
7. Anti-aging (looks the same as when they were smol)
8. Definition of âhimboâ
9. Best dressed
10. Best Instagram
11. Overall I would date...
12. My soulmate
13. Sexiest (not sexist đ)
14. Best friend material
15. Bad boy
Hottest, prettiest & cutest section:
You give me a number, and Iâll give the hottest player in that category , the prettiest player in that category and the cutest player in that category.
if you want you can put another trait like funniest or best eyes too and I can do those as well!!
16. In the league
17. Veterans
18. Rookies
19. 18-24
20. 25-29
21. Americans
22. Canadians
23. Fins
24. Swedes
25. Russians
26. Czechs
27. Players on *team name*
28. Players in Central division
29. Players in North division
30. Players in East division
31. Players in West division
32. Forwards
33. Goalies
34. Defenseman
35. Other *insert category here*
Ex: â22, 28, &23. Then 27(stars)+best eyesâ
Top 5 section :
You give me a number and a word/trait and Iâll give you my top 5 for that category!!
Choose one: sexiest/hottest/prettiest/cutest/funniest/best dressed/other [TIP: use the first section for ideas!]
36. In the league
37. Veterans
38. Rookies
39. 18-24
40. 25-29
41. Americans
42. Canadians
43. Fins
44. Swedes
45. Russians
46. Czechs
47. Players on *team name*
48. Players in Central division
49. Players in North division
50. Players in East division
51. Players in West division
52. Forwards
53. Goalies
54. Defenseman
55. Other *Insert category here*
If this is confusing Iâm sorry!!!
Ex: â42-Prettiest, 37-best eyes, 37-hottest, 37-cutestâ or âbest dressed for 47(stars), 49, & 53â
NHL CONVERSATIONS: Whatâs next for Sidney Crosby? (2021)
âI wasnât even expecting that heâs going to answer any of those questions. He really does have a way of surprising people. Heâs still got that charm and I donât think heâs done at that part. Iâm excited to see whatâs more to Sidney Crosby in the coming years.â said Coleman in an article Sports Daily wrote as the 2020-21 season ends for the Pittsburgh Penguins.
disclaimer: this is a work of fiction and the second of the four teasers for the series, âCall me Crosbyâ [2/4]
Before he renounced himself from the 2021 NHL Draft, at least 11 teams had dropped Logan Mailloux from draft lists.
Full Article Below The Cut
Woman victimized by NHL prospect in Sweden: âAll I wanted was a heartfelt apologyâ
By Katie Strang and Corey Pronman 2h ago
(Editorâs note: One hour after this story was published, Logan Mailloux announced that he was renouncing himself from the 2021 NHL Draft. âThe NHL Draft should be one of the most exciting landmark moments of a playerâs career, and given the circumstances I donât feel I have demonstrated strong enough maturity or character to earn that privilege in the 2021 Draft,â Mailloux wrote in a statement.)
The woman who was victimized by NHL Draft prospect Logan Mailloux, who had a photo of her performing a sex act taken without her consent and circulated by Mailloux among some teammates, said she hasnât forgiven Mailloux because she doesnât believe he has shown remorse for what he did.âI do not think that Logan has understood the seriousness of his behavior,â said the woman in an email.
The incident happened on Nov. 7, 2020, shortly after Mailloux arrived to play for SK Lejon in the northern Swedish town of Skelleftea. In December, he was issued a summary fine, akin to a conviction in Swedish court, for âKrĂ€nkande fotograferingâ (offensive photography constituting an invasion of privacy) and âFoÌrtalâ (defamation).
The woman said she asked that Mailloux send her a sincere apology in written form because she did not want to meet with him in person. She said she received âa text that was no longer than three sentences.â
âAll I wanted was a heartfelt apology for his behavior,â the woman wrote to The Athletic.
The woman felt that Maillouxâs subsequent attempts to apologize were done at the behest of team officials and the court. SK Lejonâs hockey director, Lars Westermark, has not responded to calls and text messages when asked for comment about how the club handled the situation (Westermark was also, at the time, the chief of area police).
Dylan Liptrap, one of Maillouxâs agents, referred back to Maillouxâs original statement on the matter when asked for comment. In a later text exchange, Liptrap offered to provide context on the situation but stipulated that the information could only be used off the record and couldnât be shared with anyone. Informed that The Athletic was looking for on-the-record information only, Liptrap wrote âsounds like the motivation here is very clear.â He added that he wanted to provide off-the-record context before âthe angry cancel culture mob gets (Mailloux) in its grasp.â
In a Daily Faceoff report, Mailloux was quoted as telling Swedish police investigators that he believed the woman wanted to âruin his life.â Multiple sources told The Athletic that in interviews with some NHL teams, Mailloux has portrayed the woman as vindictive.
âLogan says that I want to ruin his career. I have never said that. All I have wanted is to get justice for the actions he has taken against me,â the woman wrote. âIf his actions ruin his career, itâs up to him. Itâs not my fault.â
The Daily Faceoff report included this from Mailloux: âPersonally, this is a huge mistake Iâve made. A stupid, childish mistake ⊠I was selfish. I want the victim and her family to know how sincerely sorry I am and how remorseful I am. I know now how it can affect their family. I regret doing it, but there is nothing I can do about that now. I hope they can forgive me one day.â
The Athletic has identified at least 11 teams that have dropped Maillouxâs name from their draft board despite his considerable talent. Other teams have expressed reservations about selecting the 18-year-old Mailloux despite the fact that he is ranked as the 23rd North American skater by NHLâs Central Scouting Service. TSNâs Bob McKenzie, in his annual pre-draft rankings list based on a survey of 10 NHL scouts, listed him at No. 35.
Some organizations have not ruled out drafting Mailloux. Some front offices have deferred that decision to ownership. According to the Daily Faceoff report, one team said they would consider picking him in âthe right spot,â while another was conducting a risk assessment on drafting Mailloux.
The Ontario Hockey Leagueâs London Knights, who own Maillouxâs rights, released the following statement Friday: âThe London Knights became aware of a situation involving Logan Mailloux that occurred when he was loaned from the team and playing in Sweden during the pandemic. It is our understanding that the situation has been resolved in Sweden and the player has apologized. Team staff are working with Logan, ensuring that he is accessing the supports that are in place to help him better understand his actions, the ramifications of his actions and ensuring that this does not happen again. The team and the (Ontario Hockey) League will continue to closely monitor the situation.â
Daily Faceoff reported that team owner Mark Hunter âhas endorsed Maillouxâs talent and character to NHL teams.â
OHL Commissioner David Branch, when reached via email, responded: âThe League is aware of the troubling incident involving Logan Mailloux that occurred when he was on loan and playing in Sweden. In terms of the coming season, we are in touch with the London Knights and we will continue to keep a close eye on the situation.â
Several scouts and front office personnel have related the discussion over whether to draft Mailloux to the deliberations related to Mitchell Miller, a 2020 selection of the Arizona Coyotes. Miller was convicted in juvenile court of bullying and abusing a Black developmentally disabled classmate (including the use of racial slurs). Miller, who was 13 at the time, also forced the classmate to eat a piece of candy that had been in a urinal.
Teams that asked Miller about the incident before the draft felt he did not show the appropriate level of remorse or take responsibility for what he did. Still, the Arizona Coyotes selected Miller 111th overall. That proved to be a catastrophe for the organization and sparked months of internal finger-pointing and external blowback. Arizona renounced Millerâs rights, and the NHLPA and NHL reached an agreement last year to grant Arizonaâs request to remove Miller from its reserve list. Miller did not play anywhere last season; he attended camp with one USHL team last month.
âHopefully some teams have learned their lesson,â one scout said.
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