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They're always messing with you. At some point, Toff's like, "Hey Vin, can you help me? I'm done with those guys."

He's like the father of the group.

Toff's the Dad, I'm like the uncle. Sometimes I'm sat down not reacting and I'll say, "Smitty, if you try again, I swear..." And he's like, "Mack, Mack!" He goes and gets Mack, because they always gotta be together, and they try again. So I stand up and they start running away, like kids, literally! They mess with you and then run away giggling. But that's why it's a good vibe. Always smiling, always saying dumb stuff, and then you get on the ice, and it's business.

I want to keep track of actual stats but then I also want a whimsy tracker of all the ridiculous things the sharks do. Things I have so far on the list are mostly related to willmack but I just started this and I want opinions on what else I should add. Things on the list include (not limited to):

- smelling salts

- dick-to-ass skating

- sticks breaking (I'm interested to see how many times in a season this happens)

- drandy flirting

Just as a reminder, since the 2018/19 season Nedeljkovic has played for the following NHL teams: the Canes, the Red Wings, the Penguins and now the Sharks. So keep their rosters in mind.

His first two answers for forwards were the usual suspects: Sid and Mack.

Then he had trouble deciding on the third but this is how the conversation went from there:

1. After he got clarification that they were looking for someone who would complement Sid and Mack the best, there was absolutely NO hesitation in saying it's Will.

2. He's basically putting Will on the same level as Svechnikov - a guy who's 5 years older than Will, is undoubtedly his team's second best player (this last season he was 2nd in goals scored, trailing after 1st by only 1 goal; 3rd in points scored, trailing after 2nd only by 1 point) and literally just won a Stanley Cup with the Canes.

3. Can't talk about Will without mentioning the chemistry with Mack lmao.

Also, after he picks all five players (Sid, Mack, Will, Slavin and Mo Seider) he finishes with: "I think those five guys would be pretty hard to beat. You could put those five up against almost anybody, I think."