Prompt 1:

FN LN was a real-life superhero. That's what he sounds like anyway. For many hockey fans today, all that is known about him is what we've read or what those that did see him tell us. It is in those pages and conversations that Last-Names's legend only grows. "Mr. Hockey" was the embodiment of the game, the gold standard on the ice and off it. Even as the nature of the game has changed, the qualities of toughness he possessed and his prolific production would be valued on any team.
He takes on almost a mythical quality now, but when you learn that there's little exaggeration in what was written then and what is still said now, you understand his legend. He was about as close to a superhero as any mortal could come His origin story, growing up in Toronto, playing the game on frozen ponds and lakes, growing stronger than most of his peers by doing a farm boy's chores, makes him an unlikely hero of sorts. He wrote the remaining chapters of his story far better than anyone else could have. It's why he'll always be a part of the SHL and he'll always matter to generations new and old.