Ya, I think Oskar Scholz would accept the offer to wear monitoring equipment. He'd certainly take the new found analytics with a grain of salt, but he'd be curious to see what it reveals and if it can elevate his play to another level by pointing out some glaring holes or areas of improvement in his play. Areas like shot velocity don't excite him too much, but he would be eager to see the stats on his skating ability like top speed and acceleration. The league has definitely become a game of speed and if you can't hang it doesn't matter how good of a shot you have. Another area he'd be interested in learning more about is speed bursts and where he stacks up with the rest of the league, especially his peers in the more recent draft classes like seasons 68, 69 and 70.