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Mention in first sentence that he previously played for the Caps Done
Per MOS:SEAOFBLUE, any "city, state" or "city, province" should be one link (to the city) and not two split; this applies to Saskatoon in both the infobox and lede Done
and in the midget hockey looks like a couple words are missing Done
Don't need to include WHL in parentheses if it's only used once Done
Overall could be expanded: my unofficial system is one paragraph for childhood & juniors (or college), one for professional Done
The WHL acronym should be introduced at some point Done
During the offseason prior to his rookie season A little dense Done
What was his main focus with the personal trainer, etc., if it was mentioned?
Comma after "at the World U-17 Hockey Challenge" Done
Link the first instances of "goals" and "assists" Done
"Due to this, he was scratched for the Pats' first five games following the tournament." → "The injury also caused him to miss his first five WHL games after the tournament ended" Done
Link the first instance of "points" Done
There should be an apostrophe in "previous seasons", either "season's" or "seasons'" depending on whether you're describing one or all of them
Spell out and link first instance of CHL (not in Top Prospects Game, in "amongst CHL players") Done
"on an amateur try-out and made his professional debut at for the tail end" to reduce repetition with "He made his AHL debut" in the next sentence Done
"to participate in the Capitals' 2014 rookie camp" Done
"after registering one assist" in how many AHL games?
Comma after "In his first two games with the Capitals"
"Upon joining the Bears" → "Upon rejoining the Bears" Done
I think I was at the game that broke his drought...
Capitals' bottom-six forwards line I mean, technically those are two lines
an average of 87:20 on the penalty kill An average of 87 minutes per game?!
GhostRiver, per the article: Stephenson logged 87:20 of shorthanded time on ice this season Was 3 on 3 OT introduced at this time? because it could also be that....it could also just be a typo ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 05:27, 30 December 2021 (UTC)
Comma after "in the conference finals" Done
Comma after "Humboldt, Saskatchewan" per MOS:GEOCOMMA Done
"in 64 games during the 2018–19 season." (Then delink in the next sentence) Done
"played alongside new teammates often" → "often played alongside new teammates" Done
"attributed his decline in production due to his mental health" Done
Earwig score looks good, top result is a mirror site
FINALLY putting this one on hold. As always, ping me if you have any questions, and let me know when you're finished. Thank you for your patience. — GhostRiver15:58, 28 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Done
HickoryOughtShirt?4 (talk) 05:27, 30 December 2021 (UTC)