I'll offer a place holder if / when AJ chimes in... I had the Jet's in the last classic season for Genesis and SNES and I did phenomenally well - don't bother to check the standings - I swear. As such, I am qualified.
Analysis:
Davydov is better than Zhamnov. Davydov has double 'v's. Zhamnov. Has one 'v'. V's are for very good. Hence, Davydov is very, very good and has a better shot and takes some pressure off of Teemu.
You can let off some Steen, and I sure do. As in, "let's leave Steen off the top line," again for Davydov; he's in every way better than Steen. If I had to vote in an election and Steen was on the ballot, I would write in DaVydoV.
Luciano Borsato has ties. What kind you ask? IDK exactly but you should buy a pint of Borsato's Gelato so nobody get's hurt. In SEGA, he is a fierce weight bug threat and is the resident hit-man for the Jets. No, 'v's but three 'o's. As in 'o' s**t here he come with a weight-bug-body-check to you, through the boards.
Phil Housekey unlocks offense from the blue line. He is a one-trick pony and is meant for fanciful dipsy doodles so that Teemu and Davydov can get open. He's a 4th forward out there. Phil doesn't play defense; nobody got time for that, if you're Phil, that is.
Teppo, or as Jerry Seinfeld says, "Numminen," is an all around solid, serviceable rear-guard. He is a Finnish legend, like Teemu, and before you body check someone head-first into the boards, it's appropriate to yell, "Finnish him!". Also, I remember Chaos saying something about countrymen get a happy bonus if they're on the ice together. Or it could'a be someone else, I don't know. Fact is, Teemu just feels better with Teppo out there since they're both Finnish, and as we know, we gotta keep Teemu happy. As Teemu goes, so do the Jets.