It would be roughly the same: explosive offense with not a thought of actually playing defense.
Emergency_Library_70
Why oh why is this a post
swampdonkeychubb
I’m probably thinking about this too hard, but he would kind of suck/ wouldn’t be in the league if you just transplanted him in now. Puck skills are way better now than the 90s heyday for Sandis. He was probably one of the worst defensive players in the league at that time to boot.
If the question is asking if he was able to train in modern facilities and benefit from modern nutrition and training practices growing up, then he probably looks like a guy that would only ever get starts in the offensive zone and on PP.
Having said that, loved this guy. Equal opportunity defenceman that certainly made the game entertaining both ways.
ILSmokeItAll
Loved that guy. His name is one of my all time NHL faves.
Kamohoaliii
Had to Google who MDA was…the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim.
CommonSensei-_
Power play specialist. Would likely get exposed more in this faster era
chiropetra_
LATVIA!!!!! 🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻
moebuttermaker
He would be the same except people would notice how good he was now.
Joe_Beavis
I imagine he’d put up Sandis Ozolinsh like stats.
WilWeis
He was tremendous. I believe he had some substance abuse issues that hindered him from getting to the next level?
JustFred24
Who
who987
These types of questions are so weird lol.
ForsakenExtreme6415
Seeing as he didn’t even produce 570 points in 875 points I’d say at best OEL is a good comparison
NightmareDJK
He was a good player, won the Cup with Colorado. Bounced around after that.
Pushin2ManyPencils
83 games one year seems pretty unique! (46 Florida, traded, 37 Carolina).
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It would be roughly the same: explosive offense with not a thought of actually playing defense.
Why oh why is this a post
I’m probably thinking about this too hard, but he would kind of suck/ wouldn’t be in the league if you just transplanted him in now. Puck skills are way better now than the 90s heyday for Sandis. He was probably one of the worst defensive players in the league at that time to boot.
If the question is asking if he was able to train in modern facilities and benefit from modern nutrition and training practices growing up, then he probably looks like a guy that would only ever get starts in the offensive zone and on PP.
Having said that, loved this guy. Equal opportunity defenceman that certainly made the game entertaining both ways.
Loved that guy. His name is one of my all time NHL faves.
Had to Google who MDA was…the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim.
Power play specialist.
Would likely get exposed more in this faster era
LATVIA!!!!! 🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻🇱🇻
He would be the same except people would notice how good he was now.
I imagine he’d put up Sandis Ozolinsh like stats.
He was tremendous. I believe he had some substance abuse issues that hindered him from getting to the next level?
Who
These types of questions are so weird lol.
Seeing as he didn’t even produce 570 points in 875 points I’d say at best OEL is a good comparison
He was a good player, won the Cup with Colorado. Bounced around after that.
83 games one year seems pretty unique!
(46 Florida, traded, 37 Carolina).
Idk but those koho gloves look sick