Negotiator: He's been mentioned elsewhere in this thread, but @WannabeFinn is one of the best. WBF isn't afraid to make bold moves, like making the two trades involving their first-round pick in this past draft, and he usually comes out with the better end of the deal. One needs only to look at the infamous McZehrl trade where he stole Minnesota's entire future in exchange for one player to prove this point.

Strategist: I gotta go with @golden_apricot. He's helped to smoothly transition the Anchorage Armada into the FHM era, taking them to the top of the West in the FHM engine after nearly twenty games despite the team finishing second-last in the last season of STHS. The man knows FHM inside and out and how to get the best out of his team.

Scout: Vancouver was in a tough spot last season after largely whiffing on a Reddit draft and losing their MVP-calibre starting goalie and three top defensemen in the offseason. @dmills3 and @Gwdjohnson helped restock the cupboards by adding four active drafted rookies and three active free agents with only one inactive draft pick, including the team's new starting goalie and three new defensemen. What was possibly the worst roster in the league heading into the draft has hung around .500 in a tight Western Conference in large part thanks to these additions.

Clubhouse Leader: I'm going to pick @sve7en for this one. Carolina was a team that was heavily depleted in the offseason, losing a ton of forwards, their starting goalie, and being forced to ship out their best veteran defenseman for picks. From the outside looking in, Wagner's captaincy has been marked by helping to keep a large rookie class active and engaged in a season where the on-ice results aren't necessarily the best so far, and that's very respectable.