Norris Sirois OFFICIAL Scouting Report by Bobo

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SCOUTING REVIEWS by Bobo: Norris Sirois

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OVERVIEW:

 

When you look at players with efficiency on and off the ice, who may not boast the best build or boast the best earnings, but still produce at a reasonable rate. There is no better example of this than the Yukon Rush centerman Norris Sirois. His 110 TPA and balanced statlines for goals and assists makes the guy a player that can be reliable on all ends of the ice. He may not earn max TPE each week, but he never goes inactive. Welfare claimants should be recognized more. He is a good example of a successful and useful player who mainly claims welfare and practice facility. He mainly likes to pass, yet can utilize his shot to score goals well too. He generates rebounds frequently, is always at the heart of the play, and can get rough sometimes too. He can play on any line, but works the best on a second line position, with time on all special teams units. Don’t let his plus minus fool you, he can still make an impact defensively. His shots blocked number for being a playmaking forward is really exceptional. He could be a steal for anyone who picks him up. I don’t know too much about his social attitude and character, so that is one thing I’m not certain about. 

 

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STRENGTHS AND WEAKNESSES:

 

STRENGTHS are his Scoring attribute, his ability to both score and create plays, defensive zone capabilities, and consistency.

 

WEAKNESSES are his lack of updating per week, defensive zone team play, and ability to get the puck out of his zone efficiently. A bit of a lack of physicality too.

 

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Edited September 7, 2021 by Bobo