DreadfulSleep

Overview
DreadfulSleep "Peyton" (previously known as peyton20002) is a RPHL forward and veteran, playing in the league since Season 1. He has spent his career playing for a variety of a teams, starting on the Pittsburgh Penguins in Season 1, to most recently playing for the Seattle Hornets in Season 7. Peyton also represented and served as the Alternate Captain for Team USA in the RPHL 2020 World Cup of Hockey Tournament.

Peyton has been widely regarded as one of, if not the, best player in RPHL history. Peyton definitely deserves to be in this pool of select individuals too, as his credentials are extensive and deep. He currently sits at 10th place in RPHL career points, with 58, and he retired at 6th place. Peyton is one of 14 players to win the Premium Cup multiple times, and one of only 3 players to win the Cup 3 or more times. He is the only player to win the Premium Cup 4 times, the most in league history, which he accomplished 4 seasons in a row, from S1-S4, serving as a core player each time (except S2) to his team's success as well.

He was always known as a player of leadership and admiration too within the RPHL community, which can be seen through his lengthy positions he held as staff throughout the seasons (including a brief stint as Temporary Commissioner in Season 9 v1), as well as the positions he often held on his teams. He served as his S1 team's Co-Owner (Pittsburgh Penguins), served as his Season 3 team's Owner and Founder (San Antonio Hawks), and served as his S4 team's Captain (in S4 the Captain was the same as Owner) and Founder (Corpus Christi Blue Angels). As previously noted, he served as the Alternate Captain for Team USA in the RPHL 2020 World Cup of Hockey Tournament. He won the Leadership & Excellence Award in Season 4 precisely for his efforts in leadership, as he led this team of his to the most points in RPHL regular season history (thus capturing the team record for "Most Points In a Season").

In Peyton's first season, he became the first player to win the Playoffs MVP Trophy, as he was absolutely fundamental to Pittsburgh's success and Premium Cup throughout the playoffs, scoring the vast majority of their goals, and taking a real charge of the team as well, as the owner had to take a break from ROBLOX at this time. Peyton won the Perfect Player Award in S3 as he scored the most points across the league that season. He was further recognized for his offense that same season by winning the Outstanding Offense Trophy too. Furthermore, he became the first player to win 2 Playoff MVP Trophies, as he claimed it again in Season 3. In Season 4, he won his sole MVP of the Season Award for his contributions to the Corpus Christi Blue Angels. He was elected to a RPHL First All-Star Team three times, in Season 1, Season 3, and Season 4. He was elected to a RPHL Second All-Star Team once, in Season 5. He was listed to all of these teams as a Forward. Peyton holds 3 different records. He is 5th for both the "Most Awards In a Career" and the "Most Awards In a Season" records. Of course, he is 1st for the "Most Premium Cups In a Career" record, one that has been sought after forever by every player, only for them to fall short to Peyton's legacy.

Peyton has achieved the 50 Point Career milestone in Season 5, on either 6/1/2019 or 6/4/2019. DreadfulSleep was also the Season 5 Goal of the Season Winner, for his impressive goal he scored on 5/28/2019 for the Long Island Red Wolves, against the Ottawa Titans. It was referred by multiple RPHL members, including Zombie himself, as the "best goal ever scored in roblox hockey history".

At the end of Season 5, it was announced that DreadfulSleep would be the first ever player to be featured in the RPHL Hub Cover Art game icon for his then-legacy he obtained. He remained in the cover art until the end of Season 6, when the next player was announced.

Widely regarded as the RPHL GOAT, Peyton was placed on the RPHL Player Hall of Fame ballot for the class of 2022 as an official Player HoF candidate, on 5/30/2022. On 6/5/2022, he was officially inducted into the Hall of Fame, being recognized for all of his efforts at the highest level. He was previously officially in the RPHL Player HoF before, but was removed after he unretired to continue his career.

Playing Career
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