So it turns out in exploring the major league players who perhaps may be managing to slip just under the radar in comparison to my typically astute analysis, I managed to miss out on a player due to his temporarily deceased nature. Adelbert Steiner of the Seattle Argonauts finds himself clawing back to life in a desperate attempt to regain some composure and relevancy in the midst of the major leagues of the SHL. Will he manage to do so? It's hard to tell, but seemingly he's managed to return with a serious development in his skills on the ice, especially in the defensive realms. Looks like the young zombie is developing into a solid option as a big bodied defender capable of boxing out players who may well be more technically skilled than him through pure physicality alone. He still needs to work on some of his key aspects of his game, especially when it comes to him being able to shake off some of the grave dust and get a little more nimble on the ice as well as develop his staying power through proper cardio to get his heart beating again.