You summon Dr. Frankenstein to perform horrific experiments on the NHL and NHLPA. The "doctor" says you can take one flawed player who is alive, active or not, and transplant/graft one physical aspect on to him from another player who is alive or dead.
After running lightning through the new abomination, you will (probably) get a new and more superior player....muahahaha, or something.
For example, I graft Eric Daze's hands on to Trevor Lewis of the Kings.
Or I transplant Mike Richard's heart into Alex Semin.
Have fun.
Last edited by Rorschach: 12-11-2012 at 12:18 PM.
Reason: Spelling error fix
You summon Dr. Frankenstein to perform horrific experiments on the NHL and NHLPA. The "doctor" says you make one flawed player who is alive, active or not, and transplant/graft one physical aspect on to him from another player who is alive or dead.
After running lightning through the new abomination, you will (probably) get a new and more superior player....muahahaha, or something.
For example, I graft Eric Daze's hands on to Trevor Lewis of the Kings.
Or I transplant Mike Richard's heart into Alex Semin.
You summon Dr. Frankenstein to perform horrific experiments on the NHL and NHLPA. The "doctor" says you take one flawed player who is alive, active or not, and transplant/graft one physical aspect on to him from another player who is alive or dead.
After running lightning through the new abomination, you will (probably) get a new and more superior player....muahahaha, or something.
For example, I graft Eric Daze's hands on to Trevor Lewis of the Kings.
Or I transplant Mike Richard's heart into Alex Semin.
Have fun.
I give Robitaille's quick wrister and ability to score cheap goals to Dwight King.
I'll give Datsyuk's hands to McDonagh. With his speed, strength and defense he would become an amazing two way threat. Plus I just wanted to go outside the box.
__________________ “It’s embarrassing. I’m embarrassed to be here right now. It’s not even funny. And it’s just embarrassing, the way we, you know, the energy we have in the room and the way we approach practices and the way we approach this game. It’s not how you’re going to win any games in this league." - Jean-Sebastien Giguere, April 8 2013