More BUSH insanity from the Burton pavement as told by Lee:

A full court 3 on 3 session with great goaltending and some serious offensive firepower. Who would prevail?

Game 1: Seamus - Mitch - Karl - Nathan vs. Lee - Graeme - Justin - KJ 5-1 Team Lee.
Domination. The combination of Lee and Justin is simply overwhelming. Justins defense and Lee's scoring is too much for Team Seamus, despite a valiant effort from Nathan, making 27 saves and turning a route into a 40 minute game.

Game 2: Seamus- Graeme - Karl - K.J vs. Lee - Mitch - Justin - Nathan 5-0 Team Lee.
Domination. Another stellar performance from Nathan and more offense from Lee prove unstoppable. Internal strife sets in as opposing team is demolished.

Game 3: Seamus - Justin - Mitch - K.J vs. Lee - Karl - Graeme - Nathan 5-0 Team Lee.
Domination. Karl steps and up and Nathan sees a paltry 6 shots as K.J is overwhelmed and team Seamus is destroyed. Lee and Graeme combine for 10 points as Team Orr again mercilessly crushes the opposition.

Lee and Nathan absolutely dominate the day with Lee scoring 14 points in 3 games, and Nathan averaging .914 with 2 shutouts. Seamus sets an unfortunate record for personal futility, amassing a total of 0 points.

Thanks, Lee. I imagine Lee was happier writing that than his opponents will be reading it. Lee almost doubled the scoring totals of everyone else on the rink with 9G, 5A on 35 shots. The only other player even remotely near Lee was his brother Graeme, notching second star with 2G, 6A. Justin was a distant third with a lone goal and four assists. Seamus will be sure to redeem himself next session, you can rest assured. The McCormack nets were home to a goaltending clinic. Nathan's two shutouts helped him on the way to an amazing .914; he is the first player ever to notch two .900-plus sessions. K.J. was also his usual outstanding self in goal at .836.

Useless Stats: Lee passes 150 goals in a season for the first time. Graeme is three goals behind Oliver for fourth. Lee is now alone in first for assists ahead of Oliver. Graeme jumps from sixth to fourth in assists. K.J. passes the required amount of shots to be considered for goaltending stats and as such is just one point ahead of Justin for first in save percentage, .840-.839, as well, he takes the lead in saves-per-game. Nathan is fifteen saves behind Chris for first this year. Nathan and Graeme move into fifth and sixth in games played ahead of Chris. Nathan takes the lead in games goaltended, and has an overwhelming lead in shutouts. Graeme moves into fourth in three-star points. Seamus falls to fourth in PPG. Nathan mow has two .900-plus performances in the same season (he posted an astounding .930 back in June). Lee's lead on the SDF just gets larger every week. Seamus' off week drops him behind K.J. into third. Justin holds fort on the GDF for a fourth session.

On the all-time front: Justin is thirty points behind Bernie for fifth in all-time scoring. Graeme needs one point for 300. Karl breaks 100 points. Lee passes Lorne for third in assists. Justin needs two assists for 300. Lee passes Oliver for second in shots. Justin passes Stefan for fifth in shots. K.J. passes Joern for eighth in shots; Graeme is one shot behind Joe for eleventh, and Karl passes 300 shots. K.J. just says ahead of Nathan for second in the all-time goaltending race. Nathan ties Laird for most career shutouts with ten. Justin needs ten three-star points for 300; he is ten behind Oliver for fourth. Lee's career shots-per-game goes over 7.00 for the first time. Nathan's .914 rates as the fourth-best goaltending session of all time. There have now five occasions where Burton goaltenders have broken .900. Lee's 144 goals this year at the moment rank third-highest for a single season, as do Nathan's 890 saves. Lee breaks Lorne's 2000 record for most three-star points in a season. Lee's consecutive session streak goes to 17 (longest ever by anyone not named Koth-Kappus or Hornhardt), Seamus' to 8, Graeme's to 7 and Justin's to 6. Check out the Records and Honours page before you go.