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That · 12-03-2012, 01:59 PM

Not that it means much, but Galchenyuk should have definitely won it.

Out of all three games, he was the best in 2/3 games out of the trio, and was the biggest reason why Sarnia got off to great starts in all of the games. Meanwhile, Sarault was good in all 3 games, but was never the best. Especially last night where he seemed a little outmatched along with Boucher for the most part.

All of them picked up the same amount of points, so you'd think the winner would be given to the won who was the best player over the entire weekend. Which was Galchenyuk.

Either way I really like Sarault, so congrats to him for winning and Galchenyuk and Boucher for getting mentions. JP Anderson too being a brick wall, it's a shame there can't be 4 winners

Isn't this the third time that Galchenyuk has been runner up now? He'll win one eventually.

12-03-2012, 01:59 PM	#459
That Registered User Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Toronto Country: Posts: 1,532 vCash: 500	Not that it means much, but Galchenyuk should have definitely won it. Out of all three games, he was the best in 2/3 games out of the trio, and was the biggest reason why Sarnia got off to great starts in all of the games. Meanwhile, Sarault was good in all 3 games, but was never the best. Especially last night where he seemed a little outmatched along with Boucher for the most part. All of them picked up the same amount of points, so you'd think the winner would be given to the won who was the best player over the entire weekend. Which was Galchenyuk. Either way I really like Sarault, so congrats to him for winning and Galchenyuk and Boucher for getting mentions. JP Anderson too being a brick wall, it's a shame there can't be 4 winners Isn't this the third time that Galchenyuk has been runner up now? He'll win one eventually.