So, the one player I look up to and want my career to go as successful as his is Jed Lloren (<a href='index.php?showuser=1286' rel='nofollow' alt='profile link' class='user-tagged mgroup-59'>r1c3bowl22</a>).

Just like Jed, I’m a playmaking Right Wing, every opportunity trying to create chances and passing the puck to the open guy for a goal. We both shoot left, so our handedness gives us an advantage on the right wing when talking about shooting.

Jed Lloren was born in Philippines but transferred to Sweden later on. I don’t know if it is fate written in the stars, but at an early stage of my career I took the opportunity to move to Sweden and play some junior hockey there until I was drafted into the SMJHL.

Although, we are very different physically as he is 5’3, 153 lbs and I am 6’2, 200 lbs, but we do possess similarity in our technical skills.
Jed’s and my strengths are passing (91 against my 71) and skating (95 against my 70), although he has more endurance on the ice than me, but I prefer dangling the puck around a player (my strength – puck handling) rather than just outskate him. We also both could work on our checking a bit more, as it is a weakness of ours.

One thing, why I think Jed Lloren is so successful is that he is a team-first player, which I aspire to be, too. He makes his team-mates around him better when he is on the ice.
He mostly played in West Kendall Platoon and I wish to find a team that sees me as a long-term option as I hold loyalty very high and important.

I believe that with the right guidance and lots of hard work I can achieve such success and even more.