My hope is that my player will be remembered as one of the top TPE earners of all time. I am more than on pace to join the 2000s club, and while the record may be slightly out of my grasp, I should hit the top 5. If I did hit the record, that would be my legacy, but regardless of whether I can reach 2285, I would say I will be remembered as the best earner of the modern era. People in the past had more TPE opportunities; for instance, they could do multiple play by plays. Everyone thought hitting 2.2K in the modern era was impossible, but I will hopefully prove that with crazy grinding, it can be done. And then, Ola Wagstrom will go on to leave a final legacy of beating Esa's record for the longest career by a player. He is going to be the first SHL player to ever play 30 seasons, and he will be remembered as SHL's Jagr. He will prove that regression only beats you if you let it.