I mainly noted Robertson for how he used his explosive skating and frame to beat defenders wide and protect the puck. He had so many rush sequences where he was controlling play down the wing, gaining a step on defenders to the exterior, and then cutting in for a scoring chance. Similarly, within the offensive zone, I thought he thrived down low and along the boards, protecting pucks from defenders and getting out from off the wall to create scoring chances. Brody just seemed to understand how to leverage his physical advantages to win inside positioning, which was my main takeaway from his play over the Titans Tournament. While he didn't crack my initial list, he's someone on my radar that I imagine will be added over one of the next few releases, as all of my notes on his game made me think it's a highly projectable player to the junior game.

I was impressed with Robertson's ability to beat defenders to the outside, use his frame to protect the puck, and cut in for scoring chances. He had a few impressive sequences exploding down the wing off the rush, protecting pucks to the outside, keeping the puck guarded from the defender, and driving in toward the net for a solid chance. This is all consistent with my assessment of Brody's play all year, it was just still nice to see the tools shine in playoff action.

I noticed Brody more in this game, relying on his handling and trying to evade checks and attack the middle of the ice. It was just a few flashes, but they highlighted what he was capable of, combining some fluid handling in motion in his big frame. Robertson had some clever moments in the offensive zone, combining delays and slip passes to move pucks around defenders.