Danny's got a lot of focus and skill in Agility, Passing, and Offensive Read.

He doesn't consciously use Offensive Read off the ice a lot. About the most use he gets out of reading positions and predicting moves is avoiding most of those awkward situations where you run into somebody and you both move in the same direction to go around each other.

Passing gets a little more interesting. When he goes home to Florida, the Marston Men (Danny, his brother, father, uncle, and grandfather) go golfing at least once during the visit (the invite is open to his mom, sister, aunt, and cousins, but they've never really been interested). Controlling how objects hit the flat of the stick is useful for his golf game, especially in putting.

The skill of the three that he uses all the time, though, is Agility. Danny's actually a massive klutz, he just covers it with good reflexes. About to walk into a wall or furniture (at least five times a day)? He rolls around and away in seconds. Dropping papers or an item? Nope, just some impromptu juggling. Tripping up the stairs? Shoe was untied and this was a good spot to fix it. 
Thankfully he's not a massive klutz on the ice. All of his skills come together and he focuses on the game.