The most underrated record in the SHL currently belongs to Alonzo Garbanzo. It is the record for the most points scored by a defenceman, and it will be absolutely impossible for a mortal player to crack.

Alonzo Garbanzo has 973 points over 24 SHL seasons. This is an awful lot of points. This is partly to be expected- Garbanzo has played 30,960 minutes (second all time) in 1208 games (equal third all time). But what you might not be thinking about is the points per game rate. In order to get 973 points in 24 SHL seasons, Alonzo Garbanzo has had to play at a 40.54 point per game pace for his entire career. Any defenceman in the SHL will tell you that without specific circumstances (such as being the only truly good defenceman on your team), it's almost impossible to consistently hit 40 points per season, and even very high TPE players often fall short.

Furthermore, in order to have enough TPE to even be in the running for that many points, you have to be a very high earner, and retain that TPE for a very long time. Alonzo Garbanzo had a high water mark for TPE well over 2200. This allowed him to continue to playing at an outstanding level for the majority of his career. The impact matters, and gives a significant advantage even over a player that reaches 2000.

Being unable to fulfil both of these conditions leaves competitors deeply in the dust. Recent players that have only fulfilled one condition or the other include Jasper Clayton (TPE but not circumstances), on 659 points after 900 games (36.61 point per game pace), Ben Dover (circumstances but not TPE), on 700 points after 893 games (38.39 point per game pace), Ludwig Koch Schroder (TPE but not circumstances), who is currently on 655 points after 900 games (36.39 point per game pace), and Alexis Metzler (circumstances but not TPE), on 659 points after 900 games (36.5 game pace). All of these players have only played 18 seasons, not 24, and there is almost certainly no younger player in the SHL right now that will get access to Garbanzo's sweet spot, either.