Martin Erat came from the Czech Republic to the Nashville Predators, where he would debut in the 2001-02 year.  The Right Winger would showcase decent two-way hockey, and from the 2003-04 campaign to the 2011-12 year, he would have at least 49 Points in a year.

A 14-year veteran of the National Hockey League, Lee Stempniak, played for ten different NHL teams over his career, which considering his beginnings, was a very impressive accomplishment.

While Kevin Klein was not known for his physical style of play (though coach upon coach pushed for that), what he did do well was use his skating and stickhandling skills to defend his own end of the ice at a high level. 

Dan Girardi spent most of his career with the New York Rangers, where the undrafted Ontarian played eleven seasons.  A gifted puck handler, Girardi was a strong two-way player who rarely drew penalties.  Girardi would have seven 20 Point seasons for the Blueshirts and was an All-Star in 2012.  The Defenseman would play two final seasons with the Tampa Bay Lightning and retired with 264 Points.