Braylon James: Rookie Profile[1/2]

[Da Trifecta 1,902]

Braylon James playing in his USHL debut.

 

Name: Braylon James
Height: 73 inches
Weight: 185 pounds
Handedness: Right
Birth Place: Vancouver, Canada
Jersey Number: 34

 

Braylon James comes from the interesting agency Da Trifecta. I say that because he tends to create great players but he let's their careers come to an abrupt end before they can actually either make the hall of fame or make a real difference in his career. Braylon is just going to take his time in getting to the pros and letting his career unfold. While Noel Roux and Launchpad McQuack were rushed up into the pros, (I guess Astrid Moon was as well), things will be different this time. If it takes him two entire seasons to make it up to the pros, then I am going to let that unfold. We do have a leaked scouting report for Braylon and we are willing to share it.

 

Skating is the focal point in Braylon's game. He knows that his skating skills are unmatched and he can get to the puck faster than anyone else can and he tends to do damage when he gets there. Luckily his speed is what helps him out defensively as it should be. Passing is something that Braylon prides himself on. He has hit many of sweet dishes to teammates over the years and he intends to keep it up. His passing stemmed from not being so accurate with shooting the puck in the net. He figured that he can still get points if he gets assists so he learned how to be an elite passer. It could be one of the things that helped him get drafted. Face-offs is something that he also prides himself upon. When he steps into that circle, he wins more match ups than he loses. He knows exactly when he has to win and he makes sure that he benefits from it. It definitely helps when he wins so that way his team has a better chance to score before the other team potentially could.

 

Defense is one of the more weaker spots of Braylon's game. He doesn't exactly get beat when it comes to the skating aspect, it's just he doesn't really know how to block shots. It could also stem from his laziness which doesn't help out any team. It seems like on defense he is a liability and if it weren't for his stellar passing, this kid would be mediocre. Leadership is something that doesn't resonate well with Braylon as he tends to just fade into the crowd. He has never been asked to be a leader in any sense of the word and he hopes that in the future he won't have to be called upon for that type of role. Hitting is something the doesn't exactly do well either. He has attempted to do it on multiple occasions but has whiffed so bad that the crowd was often caught laughing at him. It seems as if we won't be seeing him develop into a physical center at all.

 

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Edited August 11, 2018 by Trifecta

[Banackock 8,160]

Nice man @Trifecta

[Exlaxchronicles 415]

Nice use of a profile pic to go along with the article. And good that you placed his particular s below the pic.

Good to read some insight into how Braylon approaches the game creation wise.

Colored headers were a nice touch to each attribute topic, but would like to see each header in a new paragraph.

Other then a header not underlined and maybe no paragraph separations, this is a good written profile.

[DollarAndADream 3,357]

Review:

Over 500 words. Good stuff.

From Vancouver, so that's a +1 from me.

Good highlights on the pros and cons. Great work.