Written Option 2:
Oliver Cornwall has a reputation among his teammates and others who know him for not being afraid to get to the dirty areas and otherwise do whatever is necessary to win. What is less known except for those paying pretty close attention is that Cornwall has a sneaky dirty streak when it helps him gain that edge. That is particularly obvious when Cornwall gets into the corners with somebody who outmatches him physically. He is not afraid to give little shots to the kidneys of opponents in puck battles, give little hooks in races away from the puck, or give little slashes to the backs of legs to ensure his competitors aren’t comfortable on the ice. Otherwise, Cornwall is a huge communicator on the ice. He yells at teammates to make sure everyone is aware of their assignment and communicates his read when he sees something he had earlier noticed on tape. Hockey is a game of inches, and Cornwall does whatever it takes to get that half inch more than his opponents.