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My player, Lyle Odelein IV, for the most part, plays a pretty clean game. He will always try to help his team win a game with their skill and team play. However, he also understands that to win, you may have to step out of your comfort zone. He isn't afraid to get in the dirty areas or the scrums after the whistle blows. If you can gain any sort of advantage over your opponents, you take it. Getting under the opposing teams skin can get them off there game. And if you keep a level head, and don't take it too far, there is a good chance you could draw a penalty or two, putting your team on a power play, and getting an opportunity to not just change the score on the scoreboard, but to change the momentum of the game, helping your team getting closer to a win. Lyle tries to play his best when both teams are playing full out, and he knows that sometimes he has to engage in all of the aspects of the game, something that some of the best players do quite well.