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Making it to the Show
Growing up just about every kid playing house hockey at the Royal Oak Ice Arena had the same dream. ... That is the best part about making it pro; your job is to play the sport you love. ... All little hockey players grew up with high hopes of making it to the show though. ... Junior hockey after all is the first step to making it somewhere in hockey. ... I know for a fact with my size I have about a one in a million chance of making it to the show. ... They teach the big players the ins and outs of the game making them smart hockey players. ... Still, I wasn’t close enough to knowing if I really could make it to the show. ... This made me realize if I was ever really serious about making it I would have to pick up my scoring. ... Today, there are just over 650 players in the show, and only a shocking 15 percent are American Canada has been supplying most of the league with over 50 percent. ... Either way, I know if I was dedicated to making it to the show I would have to go diehard every shift.
In conclusion, the best way the figure out my chances to making it to the pros come down to a simple math problem, just bare with me. ... We can then say that my chances of making it to the show are 41 out of 2,000 or a 2 percent chance.
Approximate Word count = 1725
Approximate Pages = 6.9
(250 words per page double spaced)
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