C - Robert Spezza (S1-S9)
I believe it to be a no-brainer to take a player that has averaged more than one point per game that they have played. Better than just being an above point per game player, the majority of their five hundred and eight points are attributed to assists. If you are going to have an all-star team with all-star snipers for wingers, you're going to need a player to help set them up for the best scoring chances. 

W - Chris York (S30-S39)
Other than being my first overall pick this year in fantasy, Chris York has already racked up an impressive six trophies, three First Team All-Star appearances, a Third Team All-Star Appearance and made the All-Rookie team all while having been around for only ten seasons thus far. I almost forgot to mention that they have also won the Challenge Cup. All of this while only having played for one team in the SHL!

W - Adam Kylrad (S10-S19)
What impresses me most about Kylrad's career is the sheer length of it. Kylrad has skated in over one thousand games having collected two trophies, two all-star appearances and the Challenge Cup along the way. 

D - Bojo Biscuit (S20-S29)
Bojo was Thomas Speardane's inspiration in the player's youth. The greatest defenseman in the history of West Kendall and one of the best in the SHL's history, Bojo Biscuit reveled in Turd Furguson and Damian Littleton trophies whist sporting the most amazing head of red pooffy hair.

D - Alonzo Garbanzo (S20-S29)
This nine-time First All-Star Team appearing, Scott Stevens Trophy receiving, and Challenge Cup winning monster is still at it, on the same team that drafted him back in S21. This titan of Minnesota is the model for two-way defensemen like Thomas Speardane.

G - Fernando Garcia (S1-S9)
If you're going to pick a goalie for an all-star team, why not pick the goalie with the greatest save percentage in the history of the SHL? The winner of two Challenge Cups has a massive trophy collection that includes two John McBrides, one Damian Littleton, four Mike Hancho-s and one Anton Razov. Even in today's league, I believe that Garcia would more than hold his own and emerge as an elite goaltender.