Though rather unassuming at 5’7, Rosen is incredibly fun to watch and possesses all of the attributes and intangibles required when undersized: he’s super quick, highly skilled, and noticeably tough. The last time I saw him play in-person, he scored a goal while literally being shoved into the net, and Rosen’s highlights are full of him taking a beating but getting the job done. He plays with incredible poise and energy, and he doesn’t need the ball in his stick much to make an impact, maximizing every touch. Rosen is highly capable with either hand, efficient and savvy as a passer, and can stop on a dime with the ball in his stick. Largely attacking shortsticks but known to aggressively attack LSMs, too, he’s got a pretty little face dodge and has a knack for moving the ball, getting open, and then finishing plays. There’s no shortage of talent on the BBL 2028s, and while Rosen may be viewed as part of that second wave, he’s bound to attract Division I attention coming away from the summer.