When Rhys Pritchard was drafted to the Toronto North Stars he had ambitious dreams of being a franchise legend. But after getting familiar with the history of the organization, it's clear that it's going to be an uphill battle for him to be considered the best player to ever don the blue and white. That distinction would undoubtedly go to Kristian Eriksson. Eriksson played 24 seasons for the North Stars and leads all skaters in the history of the franchise in most statistical categories. Over the course of a franchise best 1208 games, he recorded franchise records in goals (489), assists (523), points (1012), hits (2471), minutes (27,244), power play goals (112), power play assists (148) among various other categories. With that kind of career longevity and success, it's hard to imagine many players in the history of SHL that have done more for their franchise. Eriksson also played on the only Challenge Cup winning team in North Stars history. If Pritchard wants to write his own legacy in Toronto, bringing another cup into town would be a good place to start.