Quote:Written Option 1: Most players want to show off their skills on the ice. Whether in the form of a fancy save or incredible goal or even a hit that makes the glass shatter, spectators love being impressed. This is even more true for the playoffs where the stakes are higher. Does your player try to impress the crowd come playoff time? If so, how do they try to do so? Do they include their teammates in a set play that will make the crowd roar? Or do they try to take the glory for themselves to make an impossible play? If they aren’t the type to change their style of play to impress fans during playoffs, how does your player maintain their focus when the games get tougher and play gets more intense?

Dash Jackson doesn't play to impress anyone. Not himself, Not fans, Not coaches, No one! He is all business when it comes to playing hockey and will do whatever it takes to win the game, the series, the cup! Staying the course and keeping composure is what is important. I don't let anyone get under my skin and will not put my team in a bad position with a stupid retaliation or taunting penalty. I drink a shit ton of red bulls and boof a few smelling salts, that keeps my head in the game and super focused, also makes my ass on fire but man is it worth it lol! if somehow, someway i score. i do my sword twirl celly, dab up my teammates and get back at. Like i said before im not here for the attention, I'm here to win and do nothing but win. Some players in the league love the stat game and padding them. That's not my style.