Casey Creller, related to SHL player Tommy Creller, has no idea what he is doing on the ice. A player who wants to score goals, lay the body and block shots is unable to do any of it. His proficiency? Taking penalties. With 1 point through the round robin, a lone assist, he seems to have let others do the scoring for him. While this is a very small part of his career, it has given his some insight into what he needs to improve.

Top Priority: Scoring. How can you score goals if you don't know how to score? Many garage doors will be sacrificed, but it will be for the better. Having more assists than goals will not be tolerated for Mr. Creller

Not as important: Crunching bodies. How do you instill dominance over your opponent if you don't manhandle them into the boards? Working on his checking will make him an offensive force to be reckoned with, as well as an intimidating defender to attempt to skate past.

Bottom of the list: Putting blades to ice. Sure he might be a little slow on skates. Which might be why he takes penalties. Who needs speed when your top priority is blasting rockets from the point. Stand there, and swing this stick. Easy. He definitely needs to speed up a little for the backcheck though, and checks hurt a lot more if you have some momentum behind you