C: Ron Mexico (s1-s9) - It seems like a bit of cop out selecting the guy the MVP trophy is named after, but my knowledge of the early SHL days is extremely brief so I'll go with what I know. Perhaps the most decorated player in the history of the SHL, he's a lock in this lineup.

W: Elias Armia (s10-s19) - Can't say I had the privilege of playing while this guy was around, but the two time Mexico winner and Blizzard alum can play on my team any day.

W: Theo Kane (s20-s29) - For most of the s20's and a bit in to the s30's this man was the face of the Edmonton Blizzard offense and for good reason, he was a game changer. His performance in s29 was legendary.

D: Alonzo Garbanzo (s30-s39) - You could slot this guy in to a few generations but I feel the s30's is what truly sets him apart from the rest as it proved just how consistently lethal he was. A nominee for the Stevens 6 times in that decade, 3 of which saw him take home the award. An easy decision.

D: Wyatt Wollker (s30-s39) - absolutely deadly for the point, he quarterbacked a thin Manhattan team to three challenge cup finals, two of which were successful trips. The stevens in s35 doesn't hurt either.

G: Jakob Tanner (s20-s29) - The easy choice here is Blizzard legend and winningest SHL goaltender Jakub Aittokallio, but I'm gunna switch it up and take Tanner instead. He won 4 challenge cups, all within the s20 to s29 decade.