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*Evil_AllBran* · 04-10-2021, 03:21 AM

If you were to look closely at the skates of Evil AllBran you would see chips of blue paint. If you were to look at the backyard rink of Evil AllBran's childhood home you would find a tent set up in front of the net. You will find these things because that is where AllBran lives, that is where he calls home just waiting for that juicy rebound, that skillful tip in front and to make the goalie feel like he is playing in the dark.

Grapehead · 04-10-2021, 08:48 AM

Shooting has always been a strength for Jimmy. As a kid, he would spend hours just shooting pucks, balls, cans, or whatever else he could get his stick on at any number of different targets he could find around the neighbourhood. You can bet that Jimmy will continue focusing on his shooting ability, and leveraging it to get noticed among his draft classmates.

***CampinKiller*** · 04-10-2021, 11:45 AM

Jonathon Hagan's main strength is in his defensive ability. While he has a high ceiling as a puck moving defenseman, Hagan's strongest skills heading into his juniors draft year is his shutdown ability in front of the net. He is very strong in the defensive zone, taking the puck away from opponents, and generally preventing them from having or using time and space.

CD12 · 04-10-2021, 12:04 PM

The main strength of Mars Stanton right now is his reliability. He doesn't necessarily have any standout attributes at the moment, but he doesn't have any major liabilities either. He is a well-rounded defenseman that should be able to step into the SMJHL right away and be effective as a lower pairing defenseman. As he continues to develop, the goal is to become a steady, reliable shutdown defenseman whose positioning, stick checking, shot blocking, and defensive read abilities make him an elite defenseman in the league. He will be a defenseman that can succeed on the penalty kill and be a player that protects leads late in games.

***Benpachi*** · 04-10-2021, 12:26 PM

Roderic Banes is the new evolution of the top-tier forward. Big, fast, and strong on his feet, he is capable of driving play by getting into solid shooting and passing positions. He has the agility and skills to win puck battles and his positional game leaves him plenty of options to set up his teammates. He's quick, a team player, capable of handling high minutes. His offensive skills make him ideal for the Power Play, and his agility and stickchecking make him a viable penalty killer as well. Well-rounded, disinterested in playing a dirty game, Roderic Banes is ready to bolster any lineup with fast, clean offense and team-centered play.

Vikian · 04-10-2021, 05:40 PM

Zhen Roza grew up as the youngest of the 8 children, and so he was banished to stop the puck in the net. As the growth spurt hit him and he grew to 6'5, absolutely nothing changed and he was bullied into staying in the net. He built up his skill and determination and became a starting goalie for his High School with a dream that one day he will score a goal. Now his length and mental aspect of the game has allowed him to raise some attention from scouts.

Scheetzzy · 04-10-2021, 08:29 PM

Karl Detloff can munch minutes like Capitals fans munch McNuggets after Ovi scores top cheese in the last minute of any period, but in simpler terms this can guy can skate around for a while. Detloff uses his wheels to make sure he is a difference maker on both ends of the ice. He isn't afraid to play the body, but he most likes to play defense by simply being in the right place at the right time.

lmcm86 · 04-10-2021, 11:12 PM

Wet Jeans (S60 Rookie)- I would say that the main strength of my player is that he is well rounded. I made sure to evenly distribute my points throughout each skill category so he wont have any specific weak part about his game. While he is very versatile, he is an above average passer in this draft class so I would expect him to be a great addition on a line with one or two decent scorers.

Matty7478 · 04-11-2021, 08:58 AM

Satoru Gojō is a man of many strengths, but the main one that jumps off the page when describing his ice hockey abilities would be on the offensive side. When the puck is on his stick he can do everything required of a top forward in this league, but where he really excels is with his abilities off the puck; he has the size and strength to battle well with anyone when trying to screen the goalie, while also having the spatial awareness to get open on the outside when required. Overall, Gojō has the skills required to be a large points scorer at the next level.

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katarn22 · 04-11-2021, 11:46 AM

Alfred Yankovic is a man of many talents, both on and off the ice. Obviously he is a polka king when not in skates. However, on the ice he is an effective defenseman. Using a combination of his athletic ability, as well as the "surprise factor" of seeing Weird Al on skates, he catches opponents off guard and is able to steal possession of the puck with ease. While Al is certainly a lover, not a fighter, he isn't afraid to put an opposing player's head through his accordion. Al's unique combination of skills is just enough for him to be a solid player in this league.

Evident_Rogue · 04-11-2021, 01:26 PM

Ryan Gardner can be summed up in one word: aggression. Gardner doesn't play the game to score, or to make highlight reels. Gardner plays the game to crawl under an opponent's skin, and punish them. Forwards be warned: if you come into his area, you are either getting laid out or knocked out. If you take exception to that, stay away from his goaltender's net. Feel free to take the gloves off, if you wish, and challenge him. They all fall in the end.

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Thunfish · 04-11-2021, 02:48 PM

Anton Harrier's strengths include a mean conquering of the arts of skateboarding, a love for things of taste, a fine nature, being fluent in four languages, could power through sixty pieces of sushi without a break (no guarantees about the day after though) and often gets sent questionable pieces of literature and arts via Whatsapp that he's willing to share with folks whether they want to or not.

crutch · 04-11-2021, 02:49 PM

Mikhail Novikov is probably best known for his playmaking ability. He is superb at attracting attention through his playmaking in order to open up his teammates for shooting opportunities. With his great puckhandling and great hockey IQ, he is a valuable offensive weapon that any SMJHL team could look forward to grabbing in the draft.

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BenDover · 04-11-2021, 08:15 PM

Moving into the regular season, Zak Wilson has finally found a home in Detroit. After landing there, the team has already helped him increase his strong defensive play, especially in the ability to read the ice at all times, and deliver hits when they are needed to stop their offense, and start the counterattack.

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dmills3 · 04-11-2021, 08:36 PM

NeverBrokeAgain YoungBoy might be mostly known for his absolute bangers he makes in the studio, but he’s also insanely talented at hockey. An offensive defenseman at heart, YoungBoy is great at finding the openings in the offensive zone in order to set his teammates up for success. Although weaker than most defenseman in their own zone, YoungBoy isn’t entirely a liability and will be seen as a solid 2 way defenseman, with a more offensive prowess, for seasons to come.

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