Option 1:

Paul Bondage is definitely not one to showboat during games, especially during the importance of playoff games. He is still one of the youngest (the youngest?) player on the team and knows he still has a lot to learn in his sophomore year with the Atlanta Inferno. Yes, he will hit harder, skate faster, pass crisper, but at the end of the day, he is there on the ice to help his team win games. He knows that he's no Brent Burns or Sidney Crosby. He cannot pull of the flashy moves that will make the highlight reels for years. What he is there on the ice to do is to play defense, spread the puck around, and make sure his shift goes as smoothly as it possibly can go. His primary focus will be to feed the forwards and keep the puck in deep. When possible, take those point shots to try and create a rebound opportunity, but keeping it simple is the name of his game always, and especially during playoff time.

WC: 175