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***Jexter*** · 06-17-2024, 04:04 PM

Written 1:

Langston would find himself strapped to a very large grill before barbecue sauce would be injected directly into his veins before the lid would be closed to shield him from others. After he calms down after about 17 hours, set him to room temperature for about another 17 hours, Langston’s abilities will be greatly enhanced in his abilities to take penalties. He still will be taking a lot of penalties, but it always be good penalty in that it will stop a goal from happening. Furthermore, it will allow Langston to finally play some defense as he has been getting cooked (pun very much intended) on that end of the ice all season, much to the chagrin of the Winnipeg coaching staff. His TPE total would reach about 2420 in total with 20s in def read and positioning and in speed along with aggression and fighting. In all, it is really for the best that this never happens to Langston.

Dash · 06-17-2024, 04:41 PM

Option#2 156WC

As the old saying goes, "If you cant beat them, BEAT them!" Bruising hits and aggressive Forechecking. Beating a formidable opponent is not a one man job it takes a team to execute in all 3 phases of the game. Hit them HARD and hit them OFTEN! Wear them down, that is one key to success. Another way is Speed. Be faster and smarter. Crisp passes out of the defensive end, keep your head up and eyes open. You could of course go the the dirty route, Slew foots galore! risk penalties and put them on their asses you cant score if youre laying or sitting on the ice. No Secret weapons or techniques from this Yukon Defenseman. I cant speak for every player on the team but i do know this team is hard hitting and not afraid to drop the gloves, so you all better watch out because Yukon isn't one to lay down.

***Possum Queen*** · 06-17-2024, 05:00 PM

Written Option 2

When he's outmatched physically, Jaden has to rely heavily on the technical aspects of his game. He's worked hard on making sure his positioning is always on point and he's continuing to improve the other defensive techniques and abilities necessary to succeed as a defenseman in the SHL.

Against a more skilled opponent that can't necessarily be beat with good positioning and stick checking, Jaden has to take the body. He's a solidly-built player and is more and more able to knock people off the puck if he can't out-think them. It's not necessarily his favorite way to play the game, but it remains an option.

If someone is better both physically and technically... He basically just has to do what he can. The hope is that if he plays to the utmost of his abilities and the other player doesn't quite play to their skill level, he can catch them unawares with a well-timed poke check, stick lift, or hip check. Hopefully before they realize they're coming up against someone at a lower skill level.

ItsBooth · 06-17-2024, 05:10 PM

Written option #2

Jack Booth thrives on the ice by using his smarts, speed, and teamwork to outplay opponents, even those more skilled or stronger than him. Against more skillful players, Jack excels through clever positioning and relentless pressure. He anticipates plays, intercepts passes, and forces mistakes, constantly disrupting his opponent's plans.

Despite his imposing six foot five inch stature and two hundred and twenty two pound frame, Jack still encounters more physical opponents on occasion. In these match ups, he uses his speed and agility to stay ahead, expertly dodging checks and keeping control of the puck. Even with his size, Jack smartly uses his body to shield the puck and win battles, avoiding unnecessary confrontations and playing with finesse.

Jack’s success is also deeply rooted in his teamwork. He maintains good communication with his teammates, ensuring they are always coordinated and ready to execute plays. He trusts and supports them, creating opportunities for each other and increasing their collective performance on the ice.

Jack’s true secret weapon is his mental toughness and adaptability. He remains calm under pressure and quickly adjusts his plan based on the flow of the game and the type of opponents he faces. This combination of intelligence, speed, teamwork, and ultimate mental resilience makes Jack Booth a formidable and versatile player on the ice.

WC: 217

xjoverax · 06-17-2024, 05:46 PM

Graphic Option: Draw your player undergoing the play enhancement program.

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***artermis*** · 06-17-2024, 05:54 PM

Written Option 1

This is literally just Petr's backstory, except even more extreme. Petr was created in a laboratory and genetically modified to be the best hockey player possible, as an agent of the Czech government and the deep state there that seized power after decades worth of public dissatisfaction and increasing public fervor towards the national hockey program. As a result, Petr is both property of the state and a literal agent or asset of the State Security bureau, brought back from the days of Czechoslovakia. Due to his intense work pace, Petr already undergoes and has undergone immense amounts of reconstructive surgery, replacements of key motor-function part of the body, and other medical operations as required to ensure he can continue to play. In his older age, he has experienced more damage than normal, so that is to say the Government is certainly looking at a revitalization program wherever possible to help Petr carry on and lead Czechia to an international gold.

**leafsftw1967** · 06-17-2024, 06:14 PM

Written Option 2: Slava Ukraini Heroyam Slava out plays a more Skillful opponent by having smart positioning and on ice awareness as Slava Ukraini Heroyam Slava focus on being in the right place at the right time cutting off passing lanes and anticipating plays. By reading the game well Slava Ukraini Heroyam Slava can intercept passes and disrupt the opponent's flow of their game. With these skills Slava Ukraini Heroyam Slava can also anticipate the opposing players moves by watching the opponent’s body language and understanding their tendencies which helps Slava Ukraini Heroyam Slava in predicting his opponenet's next move which allows Slava Ukraini Heroyam Slava to react quicker then most other hockey players. Slava Ukraini Heroyam Slava also beats more skilful opponenets with his relentless forechecking abilities as a two way forward. By applying constant pressure Slava Ukraini Heroyam Slava forces skilled players into making mistakes and a strong forecheck disrupts the opponent’s breakout and forces turnovers.

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