Let's be honest. No one is coming to Spaceman Spiff for endorsement deals. A second year junior player, with more giveaways in his career than points, is not the first choice for an sponsorship. Or the second. Or the tenth. There are probably 200 junior players, and 400 pros, that would be better choices for any company to approach. Hypothetically, if a brand approached Spiff would he accept the offer? Absolutely he would. Hockey careers are notoriously short and Spiff would be crazy to not jump at any opportunity that arises. Would the brand matter? Hardly. Tiny strip mall take out restaurant, weird dog toys, or store brand toiler paper. It really wouldn't matter to Spiff. In an ideal world, and highly hypothetical, where Spiff is already a superstar there are a few sponsorships that would be his first choice. A hockey equipment deal to cover new equipment would be a wise practical choice but the biggest and best would be a NASA sponsorship that included a trip into space. Yes, the Spaceman name is a lie and a lifelong dream but maybe NASA could finally make it a reality.