Blue pill. The game of hockey is played with your brain and heart, not with your eyes and ears. The blue pill makes you strong as hell, which means you could use that strength in front of the net as a powerplay screener. Nobody can remove you. You could also be a powerplay shooter and use the cannon of a shot to fire slapshots.

I realize that not being able to see or hear is a problem, quite often the crowd and music are so loud that you can't hear anything anyway, what then? You can't see either. That is a tough situation for any player. I think only a veteran player should take the blue pill. The veterans have so much experience with the game of hockey that they know where players tend to be, so they can almost guess where is the right place to skate around to get those massive hits.

Another possible role where you can use the new strength is the role of an enforcer. You can throw your hands and hope for the best. Everybody knows strength is the most important thing in fighting anyways, so you want to trade your sight and hearing for extra strength. Now you have a pill for it? Easy yes for the pill if you are an enforcer looking to gain an edge. A big fight gets your team going and it gets the crowd going as well. A fight can even change games.