Option 2:

Ryosuke Sato is big on providing the fans the full experience and while wearing the tracking technology may be unfamiliar, it certainly won't be in the way. Or at least, I really hope that the tracking technology won't be cumbersome. As long as the additions are basically unnoticeable, Sato will happily provide the league and the fans the stats on how fast he skates, how he shoots the pucks, and much more! Even Ryosuke himself would be very interested to see what the technology says and maybe he can even take that knowledge to refine his game this late in his career. Plus, the monetary compensation is always something that can help incentivize a player to do something... not saying that Sato is that type of player! But who can turn down an extra few thousands of dollars for representing an up and coming tech company in their journey to grow in the business? I heard tech pays well :eyes: