One of the more consistent, yet peculiar players for the Boston Eagles in this game was Michael Munroe. Another player with pretty raw skill, Munroe has the ability to control the puck strongly to the outside of his body while simultaneously driving hard to the middle of the ice with his feet always moving. For a player with a more slight appearance, I was quite impressed on multiple occasions with the strength and resistance that he played with against more physically developed opponents. At times in this game he seemed to have the disposition of a player who wanted to incorporate more skill than was actually necessary. He did a really great job finding open ice in the offensive zone, utilizing good quickness and awareness of the flow of play, yet his execution of shots and dekes in some key moments was a bit underwhelming and ineffective. Unfortunately I think the pace of this game forced him to play a bit outside of his comfort zone, thus making his skill seem a bit unrefined.