I'd personally like to see the story of Jonathan Lundberg. Drafted into the SHL in S25, he's made a career for himself as one of the league's premiere power forwards. You can start out looking at his career in juniors as a member of the Kelowna Knights, a quiet fellow who rose up the ranks to become the team's co-GM. While he started his career with the Calgary Dragons as a draftee, he would never play a game for the organization spending his entire entry-level contract in juniors with the Knights. When he made his SHL debut, he began to make a name for himself as a member of the New England Wolfpack's championship winning teams. After leaving the Wolfpack he became somewhat a journeyman, traveling from team to team and continuing to compete at the highest level which is what earned him his first Dar trophy as the league's top power forward. Lundberg's story is still being told, so it's impossible to say how it will end, but one things for certain - this is a man who will find himself in the HOF not long after he retires.