PremiumFunk

1. Rebuilder, hands down. I think I could lead a team to greatness and I want to be recognized for that. 2. It is a goal of mine to be mentioned alongside those names when it's all said and done. I just want my name to be the first one mentioned. 3. Jets and Canadiens. 4. I watch baseball from time to time. Red Sox are my favourites

@Tagger 1) I have no problem with my teammates, aside from a few run-ins with weak defenders. They're not the ones who decide how much I play so I don't really care to argue with them. 2) I've always loved playing for Quebec-based teams. Staying close to home would be nice but I intend to improve any team I get drafted to. 3) I want to go early. Very early. A goalie of my dedication and caliber doesn't come around often. I will settle for no less than the #1 G in the draft. 4) Halifax interests me. An expansion team is the perfect spotlight to showcase my talent. 5) I don't just want to play. I want to make an impact. I want people to remember the name Benoit. 6) I appreciate the post a lot. Thank you. (to crowd) Next questions please!

Hey, thanks @Spade18 Is there anywhere I can look to see how people build goalies?

I am an up-and-coming goalie of Swedish-Canadian descent with a decorated junior career. AMA. Here's my rookie profile for more info.

Johannes Benoit Profile Position: G Age: 18 (14/02/2000) Height: 6’2” Weight: 175 Hometown: Rimouski, Quebec (CAN) Junior Hockey: Rimouski Oceanic Junior Stats GP: 173 W: 104 SV%: 0.928 GAA: 2.14 SO: 13 History Johannes Benoit of Rimouski, Quebec has been a hallmark of consistency in his junior hockey career, boasting historically relevant win totals, shutout totals and by-season save percentages in the QMJHL for the Oceanic. Benoit finished his career in his hometown of Rimouski on a very strong note, notching 41 wins, 6 shutouts, a .943 sv% and a strong Jean-Rougeau Trophy-winning finish. Along with the highest regular season point total, the young up-and-coming keeper aided his team in capturing back-to-back Robert-Lebel and Jacques Plante awards for fewest goals allowed as a team and lowest GAA, respectively. The 6'2" keeper has made two appearances in the World Junior Championships, capturing one bronze medal and one gold medal. Summary Benoit is a two-time QMJHL All-Star, one time CHL goalie of the year and two-time winner of the Jaques Plante Award. His resume is loaded with success regardless of the team in front of him, leading scouts to keep a very close eye on the young prospect. As far as his game goes, Benoit is praised for his athleticism and bold puck-playing ability. It takes a very good shot or a deflection to put one past Johannes. Rarely beaten on his glove side, he prides himself on his ability to pull sure goals out of the air. With a proper transition into the VHL-level, Benoit could prove to be a lethal force between the pipes for years to come. Strengths Benoit's strengths lie in both the physical and mental aspects of the game. For how quick his glove hand is and how fast he can move post-to-post, it pales in comparison to his rock solid mentality. On the rare occasion Benoit lets an easy goal past the triple-checked security gate that is his net, it never gets to his head. He's quick to forget and a meticulous note- taker on the biggest offensive threats in the league. He knows where the shooters like to sit on the powerplay, he knows where you like to shoot on the breakaway and he knows when he can create an offensive opportunity from a long stretch- pass from the hash marks. Weaknesses A known "coach-killer," Benoit is quick to question any decision that he disagrees with. His fallouts have become the subject of heavy scrutiny from some scouts as well as a few of his former coaches, one going as far as to say that "he'll never be great until he gets his attitude in check". Benoit refuses to comment on his relationship with his coaches, opting instead to mention that he "does [his] job" and "leads [his] team to solid finishes every year, so what's the problem?" Additionally, his quick draw on the poke check often leaves Benoit wide open on the stick-side. An area of his game that he's been progressively working on, but still a notable flaw for scouts to keep in mind.

I'm not very good with photoshop but I figured I'd make up for it by updating my stats on the card.

Player Information Username: PremiumFunk Player Name: Johannes Benoit Recruited By: Age: 18 Position: G Height: 74 in. Weight: 175 lbs. Birthplace: Canada Player Page