Option 1

The decline of my player’s career began with my previous player, Theo Kondos. I was fortunate enough to be drafted by Texas just as they were emerging from a rebuild, a situation similar to what Seattle is experiencing today. When I was called up to the Texas , the team was hitting its stride, making it a perfect time for me to join a powerhouse squad. During my time in Texas, we enjoyed significant playoff success, including reaching the finals and ultimately winning two Challenge Cups. We also had another shot at a championship, though we lost in the finals. As my player approached the end of his career, I decided to leave Texas to assist in a rebuild while still playing for a competitive team as I entered my prime.

I joined the Chicago Syndicate, a strong team that often rivaled Texas. Despite the strength of the Chicago team, we struggled to find playoff success and failed to win any championships. Eventually, I returned to Texas as they were once again finishing a rebuild, though I was late in my career. As the team improved, I eventually aged out and could no longer contribute as Texas re-entered their competitive phase. I spent the remaining years of my career in Toronto. The peak of my career came early, and I was never able to replicate that level of success, which marked the decline for me. Now, I’m hoping to achieve some success in Seattle and sustain it longer than I did in Texas