Well, we now know nothing at all about the remaining draft-eligible players, so we'll switch over to non-hockey picks at the moment.
Team Scientist: Marie Curie
The first woman to win a Nobel prize, the first person to win it twice, and the only person to win it in two different scientific fields. After her husband and co-Nobel winner was killed in a tragic roadside accident in which his skull was crushed by a horse-drawn carriage, Curie continued on being a badass scientist until WWI, when she used her considerable gifts to create medical units to treat wounded soldiers, with an estimated million plus having benefitted from her efforts. After the war, she became something of a scientific emissary, traveling abroad to help advance scientific research in a variety of fields. She was impossibly modest despite her myriad achievements both scientific and social, and went on to found a Nobel dynasty, with her children also taking home Nobel prizes.
She likely died as a result of her constant handling of radioactive material. She's buried in a lead-lined coffin at the Panthéon, and her papers are so radioactive that they aren't safe to be handled.
@GKJ