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***Air Crou*** · 06-09-2021, 03:25 AM

My player only has one strength. And that is what makes him special. You see, he has been watching football his whole life. Arjen Robben was his favorite to watch. He would do one thing. Right wing, left foot, cut inside, shoot, score. And he made it look easy. Kroustis is right handed, and not even himself knows how or why he ended up picking up a hockey stick. But the principle remains. Left wing, right hand, cut inside, shoot, score. And he will make it look easy.

AnthonyOuellet · 06-09-2021, 04:05 PM

Written option: Write about the main strengths of your player in 50 words or more.

SPEED SPEED SPEED. Austin Macward is all about speed and hitting on the ice. A good two-way player that will hit in the corner of the ice, create some life on the ice but also, always be in a spot to score some goals despite having low offensive skills.

RippleLuck · 06-09-2021, 04:46 PM

Albert Luck is the type of player who eats up minutes like they are candy, giving solid shift after shift. He is stable and calm in his own zone, able to move the puck up with both his skating or his passing. He is often in the right place at the right time, getting into position to limit scoring chances with his skillful stick checking. The only major aspect that I would say he lacks is big strong body checks, not that he can't grind out opponents just that he seems to prefer to play off the body instead.

*thevoicelesscreator* · 06-09-2021, 05:31 PM

Porg Garros is good at two, maybe three things? One, hitting people. Porg loves hitting people. Sometimes a little too much, and a little too hard. But rules are just what Porg considers complications. Two, punching people. Porg loves to punch people. Sometimes when then are expecting it, other times when they are not. Porg cares not. And three? All of the above

***efischermann*** · 06-09-2021, 07:55 PM

Landon Fischermann's main strength is his blazing speed. He has the ability to develop a shot, but the mainstay for this hulking defensemen is his speed, defensive prowess and his passing ability. He will be able to quarterback a power play, but also be a top defender on the penalty kill if given the opportunity. His speed also allows him to take advantage in the offensive zone, and his agility allows him to quickly bounce back into position should there be a quick turnover.

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ephenssta · 06-09-2021, 11:17 PM

Dobby Hintzkanen is looking to capitalize on some of the strengths of his favorite NHL players. The players that make up his surname are both incredibly fast. I'm sure many of us have watched the classic film Miracle. "The legs feed the wolf, boys," is a fond saying of the coach in that film, and Hintzkanen tries to take that to heart. Tries is unfortunately the key word there at this time. But perhaps his most valuable strength is the potential for locker room activity. Hintzkanen values an active locker room and hopes to be a significant contributor in that area after the draft. He'll likely need to be motivated by teammates to improve at first because he'll be too busy trying to make new connections with his teammates and starting, but never finishing, random articles and projects.

natedoeshockey · 06-10-2021, 09:01 AM

Patya Perevalov is the latest Russian offensive dynamo, hailing from Omsk. He shows shades of Pavel Bure in his game with his tremendous speed and agility, combined with a nasty wrister reminiscent of the great Joe Sakic. His ability to snipe with deadly accuracy means he's a threat to score from anywhere on the ice.

SilverCannon · 06-10-2021, 02:24 PM

The main straights of Steve Collins is his passing and play making ability. He is a great playmaker and he wants to make sure that he can make great passes to his teammates. Although his passing is better than his shooting, his shooting is still good too. He still scores plenty of goals and also gets assists in the process.

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dylanjj37 · 06-11-2021, 01:06 PM

Sebastian Weiss has many talents. Having grown up playing a team sport at a high level, he has plenty of experience at the things needed to be a part of a successful team. He has good leadership skills and is great at communication and teamwork. He has a strong work ethic and is determined to always try his best. He is also an amazing handball player.

DarkCanuck29 · 06-11-2021, 01:32 PM

Duncan Mackenzie is a Power Forward who wants to hit hard, score hard and then get back and make a decent defensive play. He is a solid locker room presence and his friendly attitude wins over fans and teammates alike. He is looking forward to working hard and becoming a mainstay on any team that wants him.

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Capt_Obvious · 06-11-2021, 02:58 PM

Pudge Gortz is a strong, sturdy Left Shot Defenseman who's prowess for shooting the puck was known since he was 12. He holds his own in the defensive zone, and has the stamina to log huge minutes night in, night out... but if you really want to see Pudge shine, dish him the puck while he is teed up on the point and watch that puck fly. His lifelong goal is to not break any point records, but rather to break a speed record. He wants to set the fastest ever shot speed record, with plans to break 120mph before his career is done. Keep an eye out for him, and maybe don't get in his way when he is letting it fly!!

jerometuna · 06-11-2021, 04:12 PM

Ida-Mae Mann's main strength is to be able to move the puck quickly from anywhere on the ice. His game sense is strong and is able to see the ice better than most players. His teammates are always able to trust him to bring the puck to them and to create space to make a simple shot.

petralikesbaseball · 06-11-2021, 06:38 PM

perta's greatest strength is her wrist shot, something she's worked on since her first times playing hockey is that shot, and working on her wrist strength is something that is important to her so that she can keep that shot sharp. She also considers a great strength of hers to be her passing vision and able to find the open man on the ice.

TML99 · 06-12-2021, 11:30 AM

SMJHL Weekly reports:

Sam Stone is a physical specimen on the ice, he never seems tired and is always going 110%. Teams fear stepping on the ice with him as he is a pure grinder at heart and never lets off the gas even when down big in games. Sam stone is pure heart he may not score the most but you know when he hops over those boards he giving you all he's got.

Just noticed I'm late... ooops my bad (ignore this)

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