Habber has emerged from the opening two years of the league as another well-decorated, key player in the WNHL realm. While it is said that baseball might be his first sport, hockey is his bloodsport – strong on the puck and able to carry it from zone to zone, Habber is a tough guy to stop and a tough guy to hate. As such, he’s a welcome addition to any team that would have him.
Scotty has somehow managed to be one of the most decorated WNHL members of the past two seasons. If you didn’t know that by now, you haven’t been paying very close attention… he talks about it all the time. Without question, he has come a long way from the oddly stained Kovalev jersey in year one, and can pride himself on his unmatched abilities in front of the net, and his sharp elbows.
Campbell has quietly become one of the top ten (maybe fifteen) goal scorers in the WNHL, with an ability to slither behind defensive lines and get gritty when it matters. With his unnatural ability to find the net, Campbell is a safe pick to round off any starting line the WNHL, and will continue to both annoy and inspire defensemen throughout the league. Also great for any Pug Dog related Locker Room Talk.