Jacker Doodle Junior Review

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Junior Review: Doodle, Jacker, 21, 6'0", 140 lbs

I'm fairly new to hockey, so if I don't understand something about the game, let me know as a reply. 

Jacker Doodle or Mikael Utera Jr., started playing Hockey at the age of 15 when he was in the middle of school. He got the inspiration to play after he watched a few of his friends playing field hockey and thought it would be fun. Of course, in field hockey, he couldn't play that well and managed to always trip and fall on himself. Ice hockey changed that, however. In Ice Hockey, he didn't need to worry about his shoes. While yes, he did have skates and those could possibly be worrying, it at least wasn't a pair of shoes that he liked. He only played one game at 15 with his coach seeing multiple things wrong with his game. While yes, he did need to work on stuff, he felt the punishment was unnecessary. His ego took over after the first game and after that, he stayed as morale support for the team. He practiced once a week, slowly going to three times a week, which slowly went to five days a week and stayed at five. His ego wouldn't let him stay benched. He got infuriated multiple times and broke a few bones and skates from all of the falls, all of the hits he took when practicing against other people, all of the times he'd stomped a little too hard, things of that nature. 

A GRAPHIC I WORKED ON 

His game needed work and a lot of it. He knew that, which is why he improved steadily until he was 17. He looked like he was progressing and regressing at the same time. Maybe it was the fact that he tried too much in some games, which paid off sometimes, but not all the time. At 17, he was just trying to impress whoever he could with what he could do which often led to him trying to take a leadership role and being the one to call the shots. After 18, he went to community college, often practicing his skating in different skating rinks and practicing other abilities with 1v1's, 2v2's, even 3v3's sometimes. He was trying to improve while balancing college. At 20, he finished and then there was nothing for him to do besides playing hockey. He got an offer after his 21st birthday to play in Mexico City after moving to America. 

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19 hours ago, S1aveToTheGam3 said:

Junior Review: Doodle, Jacker, 21, 6'0", 140 lbs

I'm fairly new to hockey, so if I don't understand something about the game, let me know as a reply. 

Jacker Doodle or Mikael Utera Jr., started playing Hockey at the age of 15 when he was in the middle of school. He got the inspiration to play after he watched a few of his friends playing field hockey and thought it would be fun. Of course, in field hockey, he couldn't play that well and managed to always trip and fall on himself. Ice hockey changed that, however. In Ice Hockey, he didn't need to worry about his shoes. While yes, he did have skates and those could possibly be worrying, it at least wasn't a pair of shoes that he liked. He only played one game at 15 with his coach seeing multiple things wrong with his game. While yes, he did need to work on stuff, he felt the punishment was unnecessary. His ego took over after the first game and after that, he stayed as morale support for the team. He practiced once a week, slowly going to three times a week, which slowly went to five days a week and stayed at five. His ego wouldn't let him stay benched. He got infuriated multiple times and broke a few bones and skates from all of the falls, all of the hits he took when practicing against other people, all of the times he'd stomped a little too hard, things of that nature. 

A GRAPHIC I WORKED ON 

His game needed work and a lot of it. He knew that, which is why he improved steadily until he was 17. He looked like he was progressing and regressing at the same time. Maybe it was the fact that he tried too much in some games, which paid off sometimes, but not all the time. At 17, he was just trying to impress whoever he could with what he could do which often led to him trying to take a leadership role and being the one to call the shots. After 18, he went to community college, often practicing his skating in different skating rinks and practicing other abilities with 1v1's, 2v2's, even 3v3's sometimes. He was trying to improve while balancing college. At 20, he finished and then there was nothing for him to do besides playing hockey. He got an offer after his 21st birthday to play in Mexico City after moving to America. 

Nice articles! I love how you’re players is so determined to be a better players in hockey and will do anything he can to reach is goal. Personal I will love to know more about how he deal with injury and how he recover from them. Because I think it’s a huge step for a players who is beginning to play hockey to deal with injury physically and mentally that can be a subject for an others article maybe . This article is a 8.5/10. Love it and hope seeing more article from you!! 

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3 hours ago, Alexandre said:

Nice articles! I love how you’re players is so determined to be a better players in hockey and will do anything he can to reach is goal. Personal I will love to know more about how he deal with injury and how he recover from them. Because I think it’s a huge step for a players who is beginning to play hockey to deal with injury physically and mentally that can be a subject for an others article maybe . This article is a 8.5/10. Love it and hope seeing more article from you!! 

Hey! Thank you lmao I'm not really a dedicated hockey fan, just snooped around here and there. Don't know stats and all that.

Maybe I'll cover it in another article when I'm thinking of writing one covering how he was raised, you know? It's a huge step in any sports career, dealing with injuries and overcoming them