Darryl Sittler

Darryl Sittler was the eighth overall pick in the 1970 NHL Entry Draft.

Mike Emrick

NHL Play-by-Play Announcer

Paul Stewart

Goal Setting Expert, Hockey Hall of Fame Inductee, Former NHL Referee and Enforcer, Cancer Survivor & Author of "Ya Wanna Go?",

Joe Mullen

Cammi Granato

Olympic Gold & Silver Medalist, Team USA All Time Leading Scorer - 2005 World Champion

Glenn Hall

Nicknamed "Mr. Goalie" for his consistent and long-lasting success in the National Hockey League.

Craig Patrick

NHL Player

Jean Ratelle

Member of the NHL Hall of Fame

Kevin Haller

At 16, Kevin Haller gave up his homemade rink in the back yard to join the Regina Pats. But life in the Western Hockey League was surprisingly difficult.

Bernie Parent

Parent became a sports hero in the City of Brotherly Love. Now part of the Flyers Broad Street Bullies, Parent and his teammates won the Stanley Cup in both 1974 and 1975. But Parent’s remarkable career was short-lived. In a freak accident, a stick hit

David James

Featured On FOX, ESPN, USA Today...Known fondly as 'The Predictor', David consults for Sports Teams, Players and Coaches. Some of his many calls have been the success of Tom Brady, Tony Romo, Rajon Rondo and Chase Utley. Some of his 'non-success' ones hav

Joe Kocur

Retired NHL Player; One Half of the "Bruise Brothers"

Keith Primeau

Keith Primeau has played his last six seasons for the Philadelphia Flyers and has also played for the Carolina Hurricanes/Hartford Whalers, and the Detroit Red Wings.

Jean Beliveau

He made his career as a strong skater and was hard if not impossible to slow down. He was nicknamed after a popular French song of the day by the same name, "le Gros Bill," and in all he played on an incredible 10 Stanley Cup-winning teams as a member of

Joe Nieuwendyk

Prior to coming to the NHL in the 1986-87 season, Joe Nieuwendyk attended Cornell University and while there, he played for their hockey team for three seasons. After university, he played for the Canadian National Team.

John Druce

Druce is a retired Canadian ice hockey player.

Frank Mahovlich

Frank Mahovlich went on to have a marvelous career, patrolling the left wing for 22 professional seasons in both the NHL and WHA.

Guy Lapointe

Although he played for the St. Louis Blues and the Boston Bruins, he spent most of his time in the league with the Montreal Canadiens, and it was with the Habs that he established himself as a member of the team's "Big Three" defensive specialists.

Harry Howell

Harry Howell, in his era, played more games in major league hockey than any defenseman in history, although he never was able to win a Stanley Cup.

Eddie Giacomin

Eddie Giacomin was placed on the NHL First All-Star Team twice and the Second Team three times.