Writing Prompt 2:

Most players would like to think that if their gut is telling them to do something, that they should do it. Well, unfortunately and as boring as it sounds, Trevor Lopez is not that kind of a player. At the end of the day, he believes that the coach knows best, and if the coach believes he should not be on the ice, then he will learn to live with it. However, if the coach tells him to get on the ice when it matters most, then he'll walk right out there and get ready for battle. His plan of attack is quite simple: just keep doing what you do every second you are on the ice. If you play at your maximum effort all the time, there's no more effort you can possibly give, after all. He puts his heart and soul on his stick whether it's the first period or the last 30 seconds of a game, so as long as he keeps doing his damn job like he should be, he's confident that it'll help lead the team to victory.