Content: 3/3
Another solid interview
Grammar: 1.25/2
I marked this section a little harshly, because I have warned you before that you have had a lot of proofreading errors. Many times, you had words that didn't make sense or leftover words from rewrites. I know it's a long one, and about halfway through it gets a little better, but I'm going to stress it's quality over quantity. You only need 450 words, and you've got almost double that, but there are just too many errors again to give you a pass.
he'll go he's not too sure - homophone, wrong to
he's done and, luckily for the GM's who are picking early, - missing comma (without it, it's a run on sentence)
general managers, scouts and players - agreement error. gotta keep it all plural
want to give the viewers a basic - wrong word (get the viewers a breakdown doesn't make sense, since you're supplying the breakdown, not taking one)
born in Denver, Colorado, and - When both a city's name and that city's state or country's name are mentioned together, the state or country's name is treated as a parenthetical element.
it's the reason his favorite all-time goalie, Patrick Roy, had worn - wrong word. It's the NUMBER he wore, not the reason. Also, commas.
cheetah - not a proper name, no reason to capitalize
been absolutely outstandings as - s does not belong. weird typo
Obviously It's still fairly early - no need for capital, obvious proofing error
stated above - word choice. This is an interview, so they would have stated before, not above. (there is no written interview, and I'm giving you a lot of grammatical leeway in later paragraphs because this is 'dialogue')
One time has contacted - wrong word. one TEAM has contacted
They're powerful, amazing, strong creatures that in my opinion and truly - that in your opinion what? possibly "are truly" but it's either missing a point or a word choice error.
Appearance: 1/1
Looks good, but you lost the green/blue colour scheme halfway through, only to bring it back.
Overall: 5.25/6