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Using portal new history feature (DD#1) - gaby - 01-04-2024

Decided to have some fun with it and create my ultimate line up for all current SHL teams:
*Pretty much all players before s30 won't be included as I wasn't around.
**It's also gonna be heavily bias towards players from when I first joined in 2017, that's when I was the most interested and excited about the league.
*** Players can only be on one team. I made it pretty quickly, I'm sure I missed or forgotten some obvious names.


Atlanta Inferno
Guy Zheng - Pablo Salvatici - Eko van Otter
Shoyo Hinata - Anton Mihailov - Binko Koivu
Pavel Jeziak - Viktor Krunk - Salzberger Lillehammersson
Michael Withecheck - Angus McFife XVIII
Puddles O'Duck - Philippe-Eko Eel
Jay Sink - Jay Cue
Evgeni Petrov
Samat Beibitzhanov
Zheng and van Otter were the pillars of this expansion team. Withecheck, Angus and Puddles were for a long time one of the best big 3 in the league. Pablo and Anton one of the best one two punch in SHL history.


Baltimore Platoon
Trevor Wilson - Karl Krashwagen - Mikko Linna
Alex Light - Ethan Duncan - Ryu Jones
Leafer Rielly - Noel Blanchet - Dani Forsberg
Ludwig Koch Schroder - Jon Ross
Teddy Murphy - Jasper Maximov
Zebulon Leavitt - Valentin Kalashnikov
Beaujeaux Biscuit
Luca Del Vecchio
Missing many players from their dominant early 60s runs. LKS easily in the top 10 d-man of all time, Beaujeaux won like 10 gold medals in a row.


Buffalo Stampede
Viktor Marius - Bobby Sharp - Konstantin Selich
Steve Harrington- Matt Kholin - Monkey D. Luffy
Aron Hernadivic - Dermot Lavelle - Chimkin Wing
Alexis Metzler - Charles Walker
Nicholas Owens - Tatu Makela
Augustus Wang - Emilia Bergman
Cedric Robinson
Elizabeth Doyle
Back in 2017, Buffalo was a struggling expansion team having a sad rivalry with Toronto. 7 years later I couldn't fit all the legends that played for the organisation. Metzler in my top 3 all time at the blueline. Selich best FHM player ever? Probably


Calgary Dragons
Esa Anrikkanen - Esa Parmborg  - Joe Kurczewski
Hunter Wong  - Randy Randleman - Nicholas Pedersen
Mike Izzy - Grogu Mandosson - Joseph Weston
Adam Kaiser - Otis. B. Driftwood
Brennan Kennedy Jr - Michael Boychuk
Ostap Maksimov - Eero Makela
Kata Vilde
Richard C. Hocolate
I think everyone who was around their dynasty years would agree Steelhead is the best GM of all time. Add to that being behind 2 players who played like 4k games. Joe K was the texbook definition of a powerforward in the dictionary.


Chicago Syndicate
Mats Marner - Martijn Westbroek - Ryuuji Minamino
Daniel Smeb - Ryan Sheppard - Gudmundur Kristjansson
Gunnar Soderberg - Matsmith Soderberg Tremblay - Melvin Majestic Moose
Corey Kennedy - Disisde Dayudie
Akira Ren - Adelie de Pengu
Parker Smeb - Ben Jammin
Mat Smith
Tibuk Soonika
People were quite critical of their expansion draft strategy when they joined at the same time as New Orleans. Years later and it is now a team that attracts top free agents every seasons. Mat Smith will be a first ballot Hall of Famer and in discussions as the best at his position.


Edmonton Blizzard
Cory Knouse - Tony Pepperoni - Teddy Cuddles
Benjamin Surkhi Ze'ev - Evan Winter - Julio Tokolosh
Luke Laraque - Jon Forty-One - Theo Kane
Tor Tuck - Brady McIntyre
Connor Tanner - Karlstrasse Scholz
Louise St. Martin - FR Finn Rhys
Tommy Tuck
Justin Time
McIntyre was in the same draft as my first player and turned into a franchise d-man. The Blackwell-Tanner saga was quite something back then.


Hamilton Steelhawks
Aaron Wilson - Robert Phelps - Theo Morgan
Rotticus Scott - Ronnie Westbrook - Mitchell van der Heijden
Dick Clapper - Michael Scarn - Rikard Hammarberg
Ben Dover - Tig Murphy
Gabriel Johnson - Samuel Michaud
Guy O'Shea - Hugh Jazz
A Jobin
Geezus Kryyst
Don't hate the players, hate the game. Really hesitated between Tampa and Hamilton for Geezus, he's the greatest backup IA in leagues history after all. Phelps is Mr. Hamilton and Wilson still not retired is insane to me.


Los Angeles Panthers
Luukas Lilja - Rock Strongo - Jimmy Wagner
Maximilian Wachter - Nicolas Winter - Sophia Bennett
Danny Foster - Jean-Luc Reflieux - Yuri Boyka
Matthew Leetch - Jon Toner
Keith Lee - Jonas Kahnwald
Elias Kierkegaard - Sean Gatez
Timo Haas
Olof Karsikko
There was a time you would get free TPE every seasons just putting Danny Foster as your Turd Ferguson winner. Timo had a relative short career but he was so dominant he easily made the HoF.


Manhattan Rage
Luke Atmey - Ace Redding - VLAD McZehrl
Luke Thomason - Lev Lebedev - Ola Wagstrom
Tomas Lind -  Jonathan Granstrom - Aksel Fiske
Wyatt Wollker - Bubba Nuck
Reginald MacIntyre - Barret McCarthy
Sven Svechnikov - Oliver Cleary
Jason Aittokallio
Peter Larson
I legit don't remember Larson at all but he won so much trophies he has to be on the list. The Atmey-Redding duo was dominating during their rebuild. Big shut out to the Kovacs brothers wherever you are now.


Minnesota Monarchs
Lord Pretty Flacko - Jonathan Lundberg - Terrance Nova
Sebastian Strange - Meta Knight - Cal Labovitch
Halfdan Thorstein - Mika Mayfield - Bobby Watson
Alonzo Garbanzo - Mathias Seger
Isak Odegard - Collin Gibbles
Arsene Leclerc - Fedor Shirobokov
Robert Andersson
Sebastian Primeau
Garbanzo has to be the number one d-man of all time. There were some legendary defensemen back then and he was still a tier above them. Not many people might remember Nova but he was one of the best winger in his era.


Montreal Patriotes
Mads McBride - Dwayne Gretzky  - Kriss Darzins
Sconnie McHits - Friedensreich Hunderwatsser - Roderic Banes
Rikkert Biemans - Shylo Moxii - Bobby Sharp
Vadim Askerov - Jonathon Hagan
Abel Skinner - Zak Wilson
Zlatan Ibrahimovic Jr - Jack Nishimori
Brick Wall
White Goodman
Sharp should have make the Buffalo team, putting him in here even if only played a season in MTL. Wall will be a first ballot Hall of Famer. Gretzky after an average start with WPG really exploded when traded to the Pats.


New England Wolfpack
Oisin Fletcher - Ivan Lacksamus - Manuel Gotze
Paul Koivu - Makrus The Tater Jager - Petr Svoboda
Rafe Ulrich - Xander Green - Slap McShotty
Jasper Clayton - Sven Yxskaft
Mia Landvik - Tigole Bitties
Seamus O'Slapahan - Toivo Kosonen
Johannes Leitner
Frans Eller
I joined 10 seasons after they won like 3 in a row, I only remember Clayton and Landvik from that dynasty because they played for so long. Didn't expect to put so many current players in such a storied franchise, I feel I forgot quite a few here.


New Orleans Specters
DeMaricus Smyth - Atticus Hale - Piotr Czerkawski
Vlastislav Malik - Roman Augustus - Patya Perevalov
Nicholas Williams - Videl Valor - Valtterri Kauppinen
Lyle Odelein III - Ole Olson
Xavier Doom - Conner Hutton
Nikolaj Boyle - Slip McScruff
Aleister Cain
Jon St. Ark
No trace in the history books that Augustus played for NOLA but I swear he did and was impactful for them early on, maybe it's the Alzheimer kicking in. Slip belongs on a team for all the years he's been around. Fantasy god Lyle Odelein.


Philadelphia Forge
Igor Victory - Evil Allbran - Red Kirkby
Conner Snooks - Graj Virrok - Ricky Koivu
Kaarlo Kekkonen - First Name Last Name - Lemo Pihl
Luc Blouin - Hans Graf
San-sam Emerson - Lenny Hawk
Bork Lazer - Nathan Thomas
BASE PACK
Scoochie Stratton
Played their first season in s60, this line up can rival with the oldest teams. Allbran is probably the most impactful player in the Forge young history.


San Francisco Pride
Sven Svenson  - Henrik Lekberg Osterman - Jack Klompus
Sophie Bordeleau - Walton Stromberg - Kev Kevens
Kelly Rivet - Geronimo Otto - Jeff Brogen
Charlie Schieck - Rikard Bjerg
Alex Petrenko - Jack Tanner
Leopold Lockhart - Dominic Montgomery
Jeff Kirkstone
Nicolae Antonescu
Funny enough that 2nd line probably had more individual success on different teams but I associate them with San Fran first. HLO and Sven were for a long time the heart and soul of the team. Bjerg had a great 2nd half career.


Seattle Argonauts
William Salming - Calvin Hobbes - Vaseline Podcalzone
Max Manning - Reid Sutherland - Bo Kane
Rhys Pritchard - Jean-Uhtred Ragnarsson Tremblay - Liam Slate
Kermit Murphy - Cassius Darrow
Wendolene Ramsbottom - Landon Fischermann
Dee Centerman IV - Daryl Urquhart
Willie Miller
Thor Odinson
Darrow could have easily make the Buffalo lineup but when Seattle joined the league he was the guy for them and a huge influence early on. This is a group who stuck together and traded multiple firsts to get rentals not on this list, b2b cups was the prize.


Tampa Bay Barracuda
Flacko Lagerfield - Dwight Knight - Louie Garrett
Zoltan Topalo - Aleksander Kozlov - Vladmir Petrov
Michael Fitted - Tom Fiddler - James Ronlain
Colin Lambert - Magnus Liljestrom
Finn von Murphenstein - Kristaps Ball
Jakob Hamr - Elwulf Jericson
Benjamin Blue
Strom Chamberlain
The best 0-50 third line ever. But seriously 3 users that didn't give up on the team and help build a great lockerroom and turn things around. Blue was so so good, for most of his career very little help and always putting monster numbers.


Texas Renegades
Andreas Kvalheim - Edward Williams - Burlok Sulfurgold
Theo Kondos - Conklin Owen - Jack Durden
Alexander Wachter - Iam Essellemm - Vasily Horvat
Lord Vader - The Dude
Liam O'Callaghan - Adam Scianna
Dirty Boots - Bjorn Leppanen
Cillian Kavanagh
Walter Hobbs
Many players in here from the early 60s cups. Kvalheim just won't retire, he might actually reach 30 SHL seasons played. Lord Vader would probably be my number 2 on my all time list of defensemen.


Toronto North Stars
Chris York - Mikhail Lokitonov - Kristian Eriksson
Ty Murphy - Dogwood Maple - Bobby Lane
Jimmy Larkin Conway - Lord Raiden - Mika Kandinsky
Zander Rhys - Ryosuke Sato
Adam Barron - Richard Physt
Bob Bergen - Ursin Zimmermann
Harry Carpet
Michael McFadden
Doing these in alphabetical order, I just realised Raiden was a big miss on my part for Baltimore and make up for it here. York probably the best pure scorer we've seen. Carpet has to be top 3 all time in net.


Winnipeg Aurora
Pietra Volkova - Jason Visser - Zach Evans
Corey Bearss - Luke Fleming - Mikko Rashford
Gonzo Gobbledygook - Lias Ekholm Gunnarsson - Miguel Hefeweizen 
Max Weber - Marcel Beck
Big Manius - Gary Grease
Christian Kinsinger - Jay O'Neil
Artom Zhumbayev
Rebecca Montagne
Pretty good mix of 2 eras Winnipeg was dominant. Visser is the GOAT and I will hear no arguments against it.

RE: Using portal new history feature (DD#1) - CptSquall - 01-05-2024

Sweet article,
Richard Physt was a 3 time Bojo nominee for NOLA.

Can’t believe you missed Ruslan Zaporozhets for Toronto forwards. Only just passed by Jimmy in FHM era leaderboards.

Also this is approved.

RE: Using portal new history feature (DD#1) - Carpy48 - 01-05-2024

01-05-2024, 10:04 AMCptSquall Wrote: Can’t believe you missed Ruslan Zaporozhets for Toronto forwards. Only just passed by Jimmy in FHM era leaderboards.

I was just going to complain about that Smile

RE: Using portal new history feature (DD#1) - luke - 01-05-2024

Visser the goat