Andreas Kvalheim would like to regain some of the impressive two-way skill he once possessed before the ravages of time withered away his body and talent. While the importance of hitting has perhaps been overrated by awards committees in years gone by, hitting was a major part of Andreas' game during his prime, and as he continues his quest up the all time hits leaderboard, he would like to steal Salzberger Lillehammersson's hitting ability. The Atlanta forward, on top of being one of the best offensive players in the league, is also one of its most prolific hitters. Next, Andreas would like to copy Aaron Wilson's impressive longevity, or perhaps just directions to his fountain of youth. Aaron Wilson, despite now being one of the oldest skaters left in the SHL, continues to pile on the points and is still producing at a point per game rate, showing that regression doesn't hit everyone the same.