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Hey,

I just posted a piece about the Summer of Ovi, and I hope you enjoy it. Now that there's a bit of a lull in hockey, I thought it might be nice for me to get ahead on some posts and do some pre-season scouting. While I want to continue my data analytics, I also want to expand to other areas, including other leagues. I'm excited to start creating interesting content for this blog, and I look forward to your reading it each week. I hope everyone is having a wonderful summer.

Best,
Jonathan

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