Player Prompt

San-sam Emerson was born with the game of ice hockey running through his veins. His father was Baltimore Platoon legend Nat Emerson, so as soon as he could walk he basically learned how to skate. Emerson traveled city to city with his father whenever possible and surrounded himself in the culture. From as far back as he can remember, making the SHL had been Emerson’s dream in life. He took to the basics of the game quick enough. He had some natural speed and skill but it was quite raw and unrefined, much like his father’s. There was a team of people that helped young San-sam develop some of the finer points of the game. Other Platoon legends like Karl Krashwagen and Lord Raiden helped Emerson develop a better eye for the offensive side of the game and Lucca del Vecchio taught the young defender how to not get on the goalie’s bad side. All of this combined with the defensive know how of his father, led to the emergence of the well-rounded defender we know today.

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