Nope. The Flyers have had some of the toughest ever and Lindros while big and strong was not one of them. If he would of went the enforcer route it would of really worn on him fighting all the monsters of his era. I think he would of turned into a Mike Rupp and not like to get hit and bail out when it's convenient. Yeah, I don't think he compares to those enforcers in that regard, he wouldn't have been fighting guys like that on a regular basis so it's kind of a moot point. He was sure tough and could handle himself but he's not mentioned the same way Larry Robinson isn't mentioned among all time great fighters. [b]I'd put him in the same mold as a Clark, Neeley, Tocchet, Tkachuk[/B ], guys who could skate, score, hit, and fight sometimes and those guys could all fight well but aren't in the same mold as say, Dave Brown . I agree with you. But just think of if he was groomed from the start to be an enforcer. All that ice time gone with enforcer minutes, and focusing purely on fighting without any of the pressure or draft issues, wouldn't have worn on him. Who knows what could have been if Lindros was an enforcer since day 1, he could hang with anyone already naturally. I have bias though, Lindros has been a fav of mine since we were about 11-12. Grew up in the same town, worked