There have been hockey blogs focusing on Chicago Syndicate's Ben Jammin since joining the franchise after being traded from Montreal to Chicago in a deal many years ago. Many touted him as an elite defencemen that was to help be one of the core pieces on the blueline for the team for many seasons to come. Defencemen typically don't get that much love since offense is the more desirable trait to look at and people don't jump out of their seats when you take a puck away or block a shot, but without defencemen our goalie would have to face who knows how many shots a night and constant breakaways.

Ben Jammin has in recent seasons took on playing more minutes and is on the top pairing, top PP and top PK for the Chicago Syndicate. While Ben Jammin doesn't put up crazy points or an insane amount of blocks like Texas' Hodor, he is very reliable on the backend and can be trusted to be on the ice during clutch situations. The league typically focused on all the sexy offensive stats, but Ben Jammin can be seen as one of the underrated players on the Syndicate for how much he values playing defence and having a strong two-way game. 

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