Three versus three overtime is where Journey Man really gets to shine. Despite his expertise as a two-way defenseman, Journey generally takes a more defense-first approach in his game, flipping that old adage into "the best offense is a good defense". While his solid defensive game definitely helps his team, Man's efforts at an honest, hardworking defense game often result in him going unnoticed on the stat sheet. But that all changes in overtime. With more open ice and a man-on-man play scheme, Journey is able to show off some stick handling moves, open ice skating, and set up some plays to bring home the win. Defense isn't totally out of the window, as you'll still see Journey give up his body to block a shot or take away the passing lane. Journey still might not end up with his name as a star of the game, even with overtime, but you can expect to see the absolute best out of him in extra time...as long as it doesn't go to a shootout.