-There is a Chocolate Storm brewing in Manchester, England and this shed guy likes Peppermint Aero's

-How to know who the "players" are on the other team when you travel the world stopping pucks

-What is the Slovakian league like? and running a muck of their soup game

-Napping is a big part of pro hockey and you should do it while you can

-From Saskatoon, Canada to the USA, Norway, Germany, France and now the Chocolatey Manchester Storm

-Germany 2008, the epic final series between the Kassel Huskies and the Landshut Cannibals

-Running a muck with Team Germany Oldtimers and having a time, every time

-Getting staples in the face by the team doctor, that is big time in one

-Giving up your Canadian passport for a German one and setting up shop since 1998

-The Landshut hockey mafia of shed guys that make hockey fun again

-Mucking it up in lederhosen during beer tent season in Germany is living at its finest

-Seeing Dease in person at Josh Batch's Testimonial and he is still one of a kind

-Bringing teams together and becoming a family at Christmas Markets and Oktoberfest is how you win

-Choosing an U13 hockey team is heart breaking and the Kinucks have work to do

-Mucking it up with Team China in the World Championships and the medal is in the mail

-30 years of pro hockey between these 2 legends of the game and the shed

-Preparing to run a muck with the Chocolatey Manchester Storm, this shed guy enjoys Daim and Buttons

-Winning all Ontario with your hometown Whitby Wildcats

-Earning and choosing the NCAA with Canisius and Bemidji State Universities

-Choosing 81 with the Manchester Storm and why

-Finding chemistry and hitting lunch with your new shed guy linemate Tyler Hinam

-Getting buckled from across the pond in Sheffield, England and the Shed Family is indeed running a muck

-The tender gooches of Willy & Billy after cycling 600km in support of Rich's Road to Recovery

-Robert Dowd is the new captain of the Sheffield Steelers and he should be

-Seeing the smiles on the Bateman's faces and Rich's return to his happy place

-Waking up, being yourself, given er and running a muck, living is fun

-Schweinebraten, semmelknödels, weißwurst and bringing teams together with food and beer

-The closer your Germans and imports are, the more you will win

-Losing your last game of junior for your hometown in the finals, sucks

-The crew of shed guys from Landshut, Germany that made hockey fun again and are friends for life

-You can't wear 19 for the Bietigheim Steelers or 24 for the Straubing Tigers

-Reconnecting two German legends in the shed 19 years later

-Winning in Germany is the opposite of winning and fans will treat you that way

-The Pferdemarkt, Kabinefests, Dany's Bar & Grill and having fun playing hockey

-Schnitzels, spätzle, rouladen and all the food we miss from Deustchland

-Getting interviewed by the Eishockey News of Germany in the shed 10 years after leaving

-Finding your passion talking hockey, with hockey guys

-Bad Nauheim and becoming a perennial contender from the leadership of Harry Lange

-Becoming a writer for the Eishockey News and creating memories for the players that can last a lifetime

-Reliving the past and going through the ups and downs of my hockey career and my new passion for coaching

-Thompson, Leavitt, Maloney, Kinch and building a championship team with championship people

-World juniors, Canadian Hockey League Sportsman of the year, Spengler Cup, Captain and Champion in Germany

-The ups and downs of pro hockey and making it all worth it becoming a deutscher meister with the Ravensburg Towerstars

-Stepping up for the squad, being a leader and jumping into the shed on a few minutes notice

-The wild playoff ride of the Landshut Cannibals of 2007/08 that came 1 goal away from winning it all

-Becoming one of Erding's top 100 and the fellas that influenced him the most

-The day the Landshut Cannibals got a new bus driver from Canada in 2007

-Finding out you had an impact in Germany 15 years later, can mean a lot

-Landshut, Passau, Landsberg, Dortmund, Regensburg, Deggendorf and becoming a legend of your hometown of Erding