Austin Morley will have to do everything in his power to ensure that the Manhattan Rage emerge victorious and make it to the second round of the SHL playoffs. Down 0-2 in the series already, Morley will have his work cut out for him. His play during the season was near identical to last season - which earned him a nomination for the "Most Improved" player award - but he had hoped that he would take yet another leap this year and truly shine as one of the SHLs best young Centers. Morley will have to try and rally the troops to move on and prove he is "Mister do it all". He will need to better facilitate the offense by creating better shots for his teammates and attempting more shots himself (the Rage are being doubled in shot attempts by the Stampede in the series). On defense he will be charged with not only checking the best Stampede scorers, but also with setting the tone for the rest of the series with his aggressive play style. All in all, it is possible that Austin Morley is just a "good but not great" player. Able to hang with the big boys, but not able to elevate those around him to new heights like the truly great players can do. The rest of this series will define Morley's career. He must go "Mad Cow" mode and put the team on his back to become legend, but should he fail, he becomes yet another disappointing chapter in the Manhattan Rage history book. (260)