Player Curiosities

[TownBizness 35]

TownBizness Sports Management, whose previous player Kid Frost called it a career a few seasons ago recently released this statement:

 

Another month has passed and I’m still on the fence. Not on the fence about whether or not to bring a new hockey talent to the VHL — but on the fence about the type of talent I need to be scouting.
 

Previously I had my heart set on finding the next great — well starting caliber scoring wing. All things considered, Kid Frost never really found his groove. He bounced around a lot — only one GM really took the time out to check on him. I’m not bitter, it is what it is for a marginal talent.
 

This time around I’m just not sure the type of talent I should be evaluating.  So I’m looking for some input in advance — that is if anyone is willing to read and reach out. 

I’ve been attending some amateur hockey  camps around North America, trying to find a hidden gem — but sometimes I’m not quite sure what I should be looking for. 
 

I know my agency is not a blue chip name when it comes to hockey so an elite scorer may not be the best player for me to bring forward.
 

Im thinking that a goalie could be a viable candidate. I think this could be relatively simple and strait forward allowing me to witness my player be successful on a member of a quality franchise. 
 

I’m also carefully looking for a defensive player.  Maybe if I’m able to find a foster a no nonsense defensemen then I can carve out a role on a team in that capacity. Someone who may not score a ton but can be a tough guy enforcer and someone who can excel at preventing the other team from scoring. 

 

Regardless, If there are any GMs or HCs out there who want to point me in the right direction, I’m all ears. 

 

I am also unsure about how a mediocre agency here can best succeed with the hybrid attributes.