A. Let us know the 4 members who you believe should be on the SHL's Mount Rushmore! and in 150 words or more explain why you chose them.

1. @Leafs4ever Leafs has been the front man on the site and league ever since I joined back in S13. This guy has created COUNTLESS HoF calibre players, while maintaining his reputation as one of the most respected, and loved members of the league. While in my early stages of the league, Leafs was one of the top GMs for the Winnipeg Jets and continuously had his team be a contender no matter what roster changes occured. I know a lot of members back in the day that wanted to play for the Jets just so they could play under Leaf's guidance.

2. @Wadester Wadey was one of my favorite GMs in the league, as he gave me a fresh start to my career in Texas back in S15. He was once the SMJHL Commish and SHL Commish for a short period of time before they introduced a rule that GMs could not hold league positions (is that still true?). Wadey had a hell of a player in Elias Armia who still holds the single season record for points and deserves to be on the Mount SHLmore.

3. @xDParK Park was another influential member of the community when I was coming into the league, he was also the commissioner and did a hell of a job making sure the league maintained sanity. He built and continues to build strong players and focuses now on bettering the league in his current state.

4. @O4L /@.bojo Ofer has a soft spot in my heart. Not only is he one one of the most loved and friendly members on the site, but he is the reason I am in the SHL today. He recruited me back from my own NHL 14 league, and I gave the SHL a try and fell in love with the site. Ofer also was influential in the SMJHL earlier in my career, and was a great mentor to me. Bojo was one of my first draft picks with Byrde as a GM with the :impact: in S19. The guy brought so much to the table and I was honored to be able to GM such a fabulous man like himself. His continuous efforts to better the league makes him a for sure lock on the Mount SHLMore.

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